New Nation, 4 March 1976
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Title Section20 1976-03-04 1 NewNation SINGAPORE Thursday March 4, 1976 No. 1579 Price 20 cents M C. (P) 428/76 r. j NEW NATION COMMENT20 words
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Article315 1976-03-04 1 How highpowered arms get across the border Rural folks along the Thal-Malaysiaji border are helping communist terrorists smuggle high-powered arms Into Malaysia, according to a Kuala Lumpur report. The Malay Mail, quoting Thai military sources, said terrorists recruited the folks, most of them poor, to t%ke delivery315 words
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376 1976-03-04 1 We'll stand by Mozambique, says Kaunda Agencies Salisbury, Thursday Rhodeslan government sources said last night that Mozamblcans would starve as a result of President Samora Machel's decision to close his country's border with Rhodesia. There was little Immediate official reaction to President Machel's broadcast sayingAgencies - 376 words
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Article, Illustration179 1976-03-04 1 Teresa Ooi - GETS DISTINCTION IN ENGLISH By Teresa Ooi Swimming star Elaine Sng's "sacrifice" opting out of the Seap Games held In Bangkok last December has paid off. The 17-year-old Sportswoman of 1973 got through her GCE "O" Level examination with a distinction in English. A former179 words
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Article71 1976-03-04 1 About 6700 student* from the English, Chinese and Malay streams, will get their OCE 'A' Levct examination results by this afternoon. Almost SC per cant of these school candidates obtained at least one "A" level pass. The certificate Is I ~"»«Mdates awarded to who hare passed at71 words
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Article36 1976-03-04 1 M.D. Sinclair, manager of a business company In London, was this morning fined $800 In a civil court for causing voluntary hurt to Straits Times cameraman Maxlan Badron and damaging his camera.36 words
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Advertisement40 1976-03-04 1 INSIDE Malaysia Cup colour telecasts Page 3 $7 million checkpoint Cor Woodlands Page 4 Sadat's stmt US pacta Page 5 More GCE results Pullout C IN THE OTHEB PAGES: Cinemas 2; Moneyworda 9; 8 tars 12; Crossword IS; Comics 15.40 words
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Advertisement91 1976-03-04 1 I has TIME for f-'k\ painstakingly producing the most fashionable range of watches. SEIKO, indeed keeps up with Time and changing Fashions by incorporating elegance and sophistication. So, if you're the type of individual who is looking for more than just accurate timing, SEIKO is the watch for you Ask91 words
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Advertisement10 1976-03-04 1 GERMANY'S •EST r *>* FUST IN FASHION nbermain RtgiiitrtJ Trad* Mark10 words
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Miscellaneous12 1976-03-04 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m to 6 p.m. today—No rain.12 words
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Article428 1976-03-04 2 Teachers told: Reprisals fear unfounded Teachers have been told not be to afraia to criticise the Ministry of Education if they feel their criticisms can Improve the education system. They can do so by writing to the Teachers Rostrum. which Is published by the Educational Publications428 words
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Article269 1976-03-04 2 Intake can be halved —Chai The Minister of State for Education. Mr. Chai Chong Yii, today said there would be no need for relief teachers and floating classes If Singaporeans kept to a twochild family, lowering the Intake of primary one students to 30,000 half269 words
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381 1976-03-04 2 Singapore Airlines is planning for an increase of 21 per cent in capacity in the first of its five-year plans starting m«-77. Managing director Mr. Lim Chin Beng gave an outline of this plan in the latest issue of Outlook, the carrier's381 words
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102 1976-03-04 2 Singapore Airlines is recruiting musicians from Philippines and Singapore to provide "live" Inflight entertainment on long-haul flights starting in May. SIA will become the flrst international airline to offer surh CS long-haul flight* There will be two singers on each flight.102 words
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Article199 1976-03-04 2 V v STOCK MARKET -4 Prices moved lower across the board In light trading at the Btock Exchange of Singapore during the first 45 minutes this morning. Market observers attributed the downtrend to the easiness in overseas markets yesterday They were, however, quick to point199 words
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Advertisement30 1976-03-04 2 I Xir Make* tlx? didcrciicc 1 fKa •i w X- J 1 &MUle&ika(Pu)£Ul. G1 J, Tjnglin Shopping Centre Tanglin Rd, Sport 10. TH:*****8 ASSOC. Co. 1/3, Ccoiral Building. Hong Kong30 words
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Miscellaneous704 1976-03-04 2 I WHAT'S ON FIFTH ANNUAL ART EXHIBITION United World College of Southeast Asia, Dover Road, open till 7 p.m. HEALTH EDUCATION EXHIBITION ON FOOD HYGIENE Jaian Ulu Sembawang community centre 2.8 km Open from 3 p m. to 10 p.m. ART EXHIBITION BY ANNABEL WALFORD. who is the daughter of704 words
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Article355 1976-03-04 3 SMA bid to get data on ill effects The Slngappre Medical Association has set up a Committee on Adverse Drug Reaction (ADR) after six months of planning. Formed along similar lines aa the drug safety committees in Britain and Australia, the committee will monitor adverse effects355 words
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Article155 1976-03-04 3 TV Singapore Is arranging coverage of all 10 preliminary matches of the Malaysia Cup for telecast In colour. An RTB spokesman said: "We hope to film and telecast all the 10 matches, but this Is subject to our negotiations on the terms of agreement with the155 words
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Article, Illustration339 1976-03-04 3 Nancy Koh - GROSSMAN DIARIES MAN SAYS... By Nancy Koh Publication of the Crossman Diaries was a triumph for freedom of speech, Mr. G r a h am Greene, the former British Minister's literary executor, said yesterday. Mr. Greene, nrphrw of the aathor with the same name,339 words
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Advertisement215 1976-03-04 3 The Winning Entry: translation I like to use Win battery lighters because they are well-designed, many models to choose from, perfect flame, silent and has a sophisticated image. r i i !i 3£ ■:Af -z SNMf 1 T i TO THE WINNERS OF THE WIN BATTERY LIGHTER CONTEST!! TOP TEN215 words
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Article418 1976-03-04 4 Douglas Chan - $7 m. project at Woodlands By Douglas Chan The Government will spend $7 million to build a new and bigger checkpoint at Woodlands to replace the existing one. This sum, allocated In the development estimates of the Budget, will be spent on land acquisition and construction418 words
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156 1976-03-04 4 Peter Ong - By Peter Ong Two local trishaws will be flown to Hawaii In April for display at the Pacific Asia Travel Association's annual conference. The trishaws will be flown there by Mandarin Hotel for show In a hospitality suite In the Hawaii Regent Ho-156 words
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Article193 1976-03-04 4 The special unit set up to tap talent in the civil service will get a Grade E Deputy Secretary. He Is Mr Bernard Chen who will be assisted by an Assistant Secretary, two Executive Officers and one clerical officer. The unit will also have193 words
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Article19 1976-03-04 4 The public lecture by Professor E. Morscher on pathological fractures scheduled for Saturday morning has been cancelled.19 words
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477 1976-03-04 4 Violet Oon - Bt Violet Oon la is tor y was never such fun In my school days. Then we had to learn the dates, names and treaties by rote and the facts seemed dull. The youth of today have a much better deal. Last night, at the Victoria477 words
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Article277 1976-03-04 4 Police claim following latest killing UPI Amsterdam, Thursday Police said yesterday they suspected that members of the Chinese community here are trying to set up a pew heroin link from the Far East to the United States via Amsterdam and Surinam. A policeUPI - 277 words
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Article, Illustration130 1976-03-04 4 Boston. Thursday Senator Henry Jackson (above) a Conservative Democrat, yesterday won his party's prii iary election in Massachusetts and gulckly declared that h« saw himself as the top eontender for the Democratic presidential nominationMr. Jackson's strong showing will bolster a campaign already helped by the130 words
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219 1976-03-04 4 AP Washington, Thursday Roderick Hills, chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), offered yesterday to make the names of Japanese officials alleged to have accepted Bribes available to Japanese law enforcement authorities under specified conditions. Mr. Hills said the Information canAP - 219 words
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Article143 1976-03-04 4 Reuter Akron, Thursday—The Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Company yesterday joined the growing list of American companies which have admitted paying money to foreign government officials to promote sales abroad. Goodyear announced It had paid U*****,000 ($2.1 million) since 1970 to Promote Its foreign sales, nReuter - 143 words
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Article232 1976-03-04 5 Reuter Paris, Thursday Labour Ministers of the world's leading noncommunist Indus trial nations begin discussions here tcday on how to solve the worst unemployment crisis in 30 years. With more than 16 million people out of Jobs In the area covered by the 24-natlonReuter - 232 words
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Article95 1976-03-04 5 UPI Taipei, Thursday Premier Chiang Chingkuo stepped in yesterday to curb a growing fad In Taiwan of using foreign names for shops and buildings. Mr. Chiang announced In the Legislature that Henceforth commercial and construction licences will be denied to applicants registering businesses with foreign names.UPI - 95 words
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Article41 1976-03-04 5 Reuter Bangkok, Thursday. The top executive of the American Union Oil Company left here yesterday for home after "progress talks" with Thailand on a possible natural gas development programme In the Oulf of ThaUand, a Union Oil spokesman said.—Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article320 1976-03-04 5 Sadat tells of US peace guarantees UPI Washington. Thursday The State Department has refused to confirm or deny the United States had made three secret a g re e ments with Egypt which included guarantees that Israel would not wage war against Syria. Department spokesman RobertUPI - 320 words
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Article124 1976-03-04 5 Jerusalem, Thursday —Defence Minister Shimon Peres yesterday said Israel had a "certain optimism" about present Egyptian policy and this was reflected in Israel's declared willingness to enter into an agreement with Cairo ending the state of war. Replying to an opKsltlon statement in e Knesset Mr. Peres124 words
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Article265 1976-03-04 5 Reuter Moscow, Thursday. Delegates to the 25th Soviet Communist Party Congress yesterday prepared for a secret session today to elect the party's policy making Central Committee. The new committee of about 240 members will later hold a plenary session to elect Its inner cabinet, the Politburo.Reuter - 265 words
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Article123 1976-03-04 5 UPI TODAY is Thursday March 4. the 64th d&y of 1070 with 302 to follow. THE MOON Is moving toward the first quarter. THE MORNING STARS are Mercury and Venus. THE EVENING STARS are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Pisces.UPI - 123 words
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Article35 1976-03-04 5 Reuter Skpoje, Thursday World champion Anatoly Karpov of the Soviet Union took the lead In an International chess tournament when he beat Nlcevskl of Yugoslavia In the third round here on Tuesday night.Reuter - 35 words
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Article36 1976-03-04 5 D. J - D.J. Trendy young teachers who wear long hair have been advised to have a short-back-and-sldes trim because that "is the answer to classroom rowdies and not the cane/' says British tutor Robert Caldwell.36 words
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142 1976-03-04 5 Reuter Moscow, Thursday. The Soviet Union yesterday accused the United States of falling to take effective measures to prevent "rude provocations and bandit actions" against Soviet personnel and Institutions In New York. The charge came In a protest statement made to US Ambassador WalterReuter - 142 words
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Advertisement89 1976-03-04 5 i\ m m Ingredients: I ft*. Southern Com/ort ''i os. Callutno Maraschino Cherry t- 4 Try Sentosa (Comfort Singapore's very own Southern Comfort cocktail. Then write in for all the other delightful Southern Comfort cocktail recipes* Drink it on the rocks, straight or with a variety of mixers. Southern Comfort89 words
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Miscellaneous196 1976-03-04 5 WORLD WEATHER New York Cloudy, 5-2 C. Headline: Jacicson beats Wallace and Udall, Carter Is fourth In Massachusetts vote. San Francisco—Cloudy 12-OC. Headline: Democratic race close. London Dry and sunny. 11-6 C. Headline: Lord George-Brown quits Labour. Moscow Overcast, minus 1-minus 3C. Headline: "Common will." Rome IS-3C. Headline: Socialist Party196 words
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Article488 1976-03-04 6 The effectiveness of a civil service depends on Its officers. A bureaucracy could easily become unwleldly, Inefficient, complacent and corrupt. This has been the sorry experience of many developing nations. In Singapore, the civil service remains one of the most efficient in the488 words
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Article47 1976-03-04 6 |WH.SPERS jg> ,£j A widower In hU 60s recently told his three adult children of hU Intention to marry again. Hl» children*, all in their 30s, are still unattached which goes to show that when It comes to finding a life partner, experience counts!47 words
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Article, Illustration1264 1976-03-04 6 Disaster to wake up tomorrow still pegged to yesterday OPINION S I n g a p ore jias developed from a farming and trading community into a fast-moving and technolo gicallyadvanced industrial community in less than 20 years. What Is and will be the effects of1,264 words
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Article305 1976-03-04 6 SIN CHEW Jit POH r r 3 VOICE OF THE PRESS 4 At ft time when the economy of Singapore is picking up in response to the gradual recovery of the world economy and Singapore am are hoping for even better times, the305 words
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Article, Illustration559 1976-03-04 7 Art Buchwald - Art Buchwald Los Angeles Times There is a lot of talk that American unions are seriously considering organising members of the armed forces. Rumour has it that the unionisation of military personnel will begin at the end of the year. I cant see anything wrong withLos Angeles Times - 559 words
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Article638 1976-03-04 7 NYT Bangkok, Thursday There are babies for sale seven of them In the small wooden hut down a dirt road off the main highway In the southern Thai hamlet or Ban Chalng. For the equivalent of US$45O ($1125), you can have nine-month-old Nlphat, a brown-haired,NYT - 638 words
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Advertisement161 1976-03-04 7 mnniniinMnmi iiittiiii tjjjj. oWl|ip up soifte good old~faslponed nutrition stiff SMI39E BLENDER •3-speed pushbutton controls SJ 6400 V JUICER/BLENDER •3-speed )uicer •4-speed blender with FLASH buttpn for quick spurts •Stainless steel cutting blades •Handy cord storage •Easy cleaning •Pushbutton cord rewind •Easy to disassemble for cleaning AUTO «3It coin mm161 words
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Article, Illustration1583 1976-03-04 8/9 Judith Holmberg - Singapore International Airport is one of the busiest in the world with up to 10 or 12 aircraft movements an hour during pea k periods. Their safety lies in the hands of a few men who guide the planes taking off from the airport and coming1,583 words
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Article, Illustration458 1976-03-04 8/9 Winston Au, 23, Is an all-rounder at air traffic control. After five years on the Job he can take over all the responsibilities In the Air Traffic Control Centre manning the old and new radars, and guiding planes over Singapore's airspace. •♦But mainly I458 words
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Miscellaneous552 1976-03-04 8/9 :<jhs BV-4 NEW NATION MONEYWORDS Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Address Tal: FILL IN MISSING LITTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW mmmmbCul along dotted lines mrnm mm mmm mm CLUES FOR BV-4 1. A large gathering of people 2. Has been known to552 words
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Article, Illustration355 1976-03-04 10 Jennifer Schoon - Shop Around J A Jennifer Schoon Shoes and handbags and even scarves are basics to the dressing up game. There Is. (or Instance, nothing worse than dressing up to the hilt, only to have scuffed shoes or an 111-matchlng bag.355 words
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664 1976-03-04 10 Anglo-Americans start French cooking school —in Paris! IF ANYBODY PRESERVES THE GREAT FRENCH CUISINE IT WILL BE AMERICANS SAYS SCHOOL DIRECTOR MRS CHILD Paris, Wednesday .The latest sidewalk curiouslty tor Paris pedestrians is a new school where teachers' desk exudes the odour of steaming truffles and the pupils are chopping664 words
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Article, Illustration960 1976-03-04 11 Betty L. Khoo - by Betty L. Khoo "I remember nothing of my mother before I was 12, my girlfriend Su-Wen told me. She is one of those (from a nearly past era), who were brought up exclusively by Cantonese black and white amahs. Such960 words
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Article, Illustration239 1976-03-04 11 Violet Oon - Decor ideas L A Violet Oon If you have been living In a' kampong house and enjoy the traditional Asian way of eating meals In the kitchen, you need not have to five up this habit when you move Into your239 words
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301 1976-03-04 11 Details to set it up are being worked by experts UPI New York, Thursday An Egyptian woman's leader has said that comprehensive research was needed to promote equal opportunity for women in economic, social and political life. Speaking at a newsUPI - 301 words
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Article355 1976-03-04 12 Lee Yew Meng - V Business News and Views j A Survey shows one pc growth By Lee Yew Meng Domestic banking operations were not adversely affectcd last year by the slowdown In economic activities, according to an economic survey bv the Finance Ministry Total assets and liabilities of banks rose355 words
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Article144 1976-03-04 12 US drops further UPI Brussels, Thursday The US dollar yesterday showed further decline# on m%Jor European exchange*. Dealers attributed the drop to profit-taking and said the dollars sharp gains at the beginning of the week were overdone. Dealers said Mosamblque's announcement that It was going on a war-footing against RhodesiaUPI - 144 words
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144 1976-03-04 12 AP Tendon, Thursday A political squabble between producers and consumers in the International Tin Council (ITC) has stalled a key appointment and brought council business to a virtual standstill yesterday. The normally troublefree council met on Monday to discuss the appointment of aAP - 144 words
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Article129 1976-03-04 12 A brief rally, helped by Coca-Cola's Increased dividend, fizzled yesterday afternoon and prices fell In moderately active trading on the New York Stock Exchange amid uncertainties over Interest rates. Yesterday's dollars folio prices In US wed by the difference on the previous MMiin'i close: AT A T 55%129 words
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Article33 1976-03-04 12 Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: SO Industrial* #18.83 (off 6.29); 20 transport 205.96 (off 0.83); 15 Utilities 86.83 (off 0.80); 65 Stock 299.08 (off I.B*>.33 words
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Article192 1976-03-04 12 The market opened firm spurred by the continuing rlae on Wall Street. Later on, however, the market turned bearish and the NJDJ.A. dropped slightly. T. D. J. A. 4618.48 (—.4.23) 76. HI-low 4684.25 (1/31) 4403.06 (1/5). T.B.E. 342.01 (+0.49). Volume 300 mil (+5O mil). Cloalng prices (to yen) on192 words
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Article95 1976-03-04 12 Closing prices at 11.30 ajn. today (Australian time) on the Sydney Stock Exchange; Bank NSW 666 676 Brambles 186 1(7 BHP 738 740 Boral 230 237 CBA 298 300 C8R 387 389 CIO 308 Nil Ceal Allied 203 208 Dunlop 118 116 Ex Ind 3£0 386 P and T95 words
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Article70 1976-03-04 12 Closing juices In francs on the Paris Bourse yesterday: Corbellle 180.50 +0.50 Ponalei 340 +0.50 Prln temps 74 —I Bull 43.TO unch. Royal Dutch 197 +0.50 Mlchelln 1494 +39 COB 3<3 Thomson 353.50 +1.50 CFP 147.10 +1.40 Rhone 130 +1.70 Air 393 +3 B8N 734 Philips 57.40 —0.10 Suec70 words
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Article81 1976-03-04 12 Closing prices (In Svla francs) on the Zurich Stock Exchange yesterday: UBS B. 3605 10 UBS R MO 4 SBC 463 a Credit Sufeae 2755 15 Swissair B. •73 it Swiss Rrlnsur 2085 Wlnterthur B. 1870 Zurich Inaur. Juvena B. 501 t Nestle B. 3535 Inter food B. 1M081 words
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Article, Illustration196 1976-03-04 12 MR. G.C. BUTCHER, recently appointed chairman of the BP group executive committee In London Is due In Singapore. During his week-long stay here and in Malaysia, Mr. Butcher, who is also the regional director for Bouth-East Asia and the Far East, will hold discussions with senior executives196 words
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Advertisement52 1976-03-04 12 I y A TT 4 I v < A—AT THE GRILLROOM THE JUICIEST CHARCOAL-CHILLED CHOPS AND STEAKS jf^TwSS 7toll pm nightly ,«|t**""******^l Good. At fantastically low prlcat: Marlln Flllat "Fanta*ttqua" $10.50 Carpatbag Staak $10.50 Portarhouaa Staak $10.60 Barboquad Farvnhouaa Chlckan 7.00 HOTEL MERLIN <M*wi WWWi Road. tampon 1. T*: 2UOOII52 words
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Advertisement9 1976-03-04 12 ZANUSSI Rf FRIGE RATORS ir.it f Ml t MS9 words
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Miscellaneous345 1976-03-04 12 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are not one of those individuals who keeps his talents hidden. Rather, your abilities are easily recognisable from time of Sur earliest youth. In e same way, your ambitions too are obvious. TOMORROW.., PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)— Allow certain events345 words
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Article469 1976-03-04 13 ON THE TRACK with Blu*> Petfr Ipoh, Thursday Trainer Garnet Bougoure's trio Totl The Bell, Sweet 'Memory II and Safafa provided a splendid trial here this morning. Breaking from the 800 m, the trio steadily clapped on the pace to run the last 600 m469 words
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140 1976-03-04 13 Reuter London, Thursday— Bed Ram vu allotted for hi* 1876 attempt to win the Grand National Steeplechase for the third time. The race will be run over 7200 m at Alntree, Liverpool, on April 3. Red Rum, who won the race InReuter - 140 words
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Advertisement278 1976-03-04 13 Wi i TOTAL SKIN CAREII Top London-Trained Beauty Therapist Euphle will help Sou with acne and superfluous air removing. Deep peeling for freckles and blemishes. Semipermanent lashes application, professional Courses available. Contact Mtaa EupMe Margueretta Salon Tel: 374M0. MAQIC SHOP THICKS, Jokes, novelties P.B.A. Shopping Complex, 133 Cantonment Road B'pore278 words
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Advertisement294 1976-03-04 13 TRADE DIRECTORIES JAPAN, UBA, UK, Australia, Africa, Germany etc. Bun ho Trading 040 Oeylang S'pore 14. Tel: *****58/ *****1. TOR SALK OR CHARTBR Self propelled landing craft LCT (MK VII) 230 ft i 98 ft x 6 ft Draft 800 dwt capacity. Excellent condition. Contact Straits Engkwwi Tafc 4M257. RED294 words
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Advertisement325 1976-03-04 13 FOR COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC requirements, studio art works, commercial advertising, clnematographer/ colour processing services. 3R 55« Reasonable priced cameras. Kodak Instamatlc 66X 924/-. Consult Mellow Studio, 22 TanJong Pagar B'pore 2. Tel: *****. ANY WORK THAT can be done at home. Have experience printing/ distributing pamphlets by post. Miss Y.B. Awyong,325 words
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Advertisement214 1976-03-04 13 rg-Tni HONDA REGISTERED '71 350 four power pack! $1,050 or exchance. Tel: *****1. CLASSIFIEDS I 1 ATTENTION CAR SELLERS?? Too busy to sell your car? With adequate Insurance and finance facilities, we sell your car fast. Call *****4. GREAT RESTAURANT FOR QUICK LUNCH OR DINNER ALSO CATERS FOR ALL FUNCTIONS.214 words
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Miscellaneous251 1976-03-04 13 Crossword UIBMU mi m mummu uhb u iIBHUHHiII ami am* <«■■ iiu Ui» ttlHil 9 Panegyrical oration 10 Wash 11 Sepulchre 12 Sea eagles 14 Mirthful Bound 21 Part of a Shakespearean title 22 Fabric 20 Burners 27 Derisive cries 28 Western sight 29 Indigo source 30 Bird bite 31251 words
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Article, Illustration1093 1976-03-04 14 Jeffrey Low - They're too superior, say North Zone opponents =====—S CONCLUDING the si\-part Malaysia Cup Spec ial by Jeffrey Lou that takes you up to the BIG KICKOFF 4 Jeffrey Low 81 nga p o re, the team all state sides fear to meet, can confidently1,093 words
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Article43 1976-03-04 14 Mexico City, Thursday— Rodolfo Martines of Mexico will defend hla World Boxing Council btntimv eight title against compatriot Carlo* Zarate, probably In Los Angeles, California, on May 1. Zarate Is rated top contender for the title by the WBC.43 words
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Article410 1976-03-04 14 TONY DANKER - By TONY DANKER Kuala Lumpur, Thursday Selangor will be without skipper Soh Chin Aun for their key south zone Malaysia Cup match against Pahang at Merdeka Stadium at 7.30 on Sunday night. Chin Aun injured his thigh at Jakarta during the pre-Olymplc tournament410 words
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Article61 1976-03-04 14 Thursday A five-man Philippine team left here yesterday for Bangkok to compete in the second King's Cup, an annual international amateur boxing tournament. The meet opens on Bunday and closes with the finals on March 13. The team: light-fly-weight-Kduardo Baltar; flyweight-Rogelio Forta--1 e s a; bantamwelghtRenato61 words
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Article, Illustration458 1976-03-04 14 BRIAN MILLER - By BRIAN MILLER Mountbatten Constituency, still smarting from their 4-2 first round defeat, turned the tables on Tlong Bahru when they swept through to a 3-0 win in their Third Division soccer League match at Jalau Besar last night. However, nothing much can be said aboutPicture by STEVEN LEE - 458 words
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Article482 1976-03-04 15 London, Thursday Both East European clubs left in the European Football Cup set up 2-0 wins in the first legs of the q\i a r t e r-flnal round played last night. Dlnamo Kiev, who double as the*3ovlet national team, teat their French482 words
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Article219 1976-03-04 15 Associated Press Johannesburg, Thursday James Hunt, the 28-year-old British racing star, stole the honours on the first day of official practice for Saturday's South African Orand Prix by edging out world champion Nlkl Lauda of Austria in training at Kyalaml near here yesterday. Hunt setAssociated Press - 219 words
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Article, Illustration542 1976-03-04 15 Brian Miller - BOWLING bv Brian Miller The 1876 InterCentre League which rolla off on Sunday promises to be the most keenly contested local tournament on the bowling calendar this year. The storm that brewed over the trophy fund and sponsorship has blown over and our 11 bowling542 words
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Article87 1976-03-04 15 UPI Bangkok. Thursday Kuo Chl-Hslung, Taiwan's World Cup golfer, yesterday scorched the Navatanee course with a flawless slx-under-par 66 In the Pro-Am tournament curtain-raiser to the Thai Open today. The 36-year-old player had Ave birdies on the Ist. 4th, 6th, 7th and 9th holes for anUPI - 87 words
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Advertisement74 1976-03-04 15 GROOMING KIT worth $13-30 with ©very purchase of one BOWLING I mm !WAM Ist 1 n S K Asi a t< > f o.tt ur l R. Mur Z 3 system* Filoclronn visors fr;f r 3u l <»• 1 it.. ofthe t"<-tii Trendy spaciou- •1y s' 1 1 11. 174 words
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Miscellaneous41 1976-03-04 15 m f.A Va 1 SHORT RIBS 2 3»i s »ra,/ 0 fc® Ka m m ate a. I gs» by George Kett NORBEKT M M SUES BREAKING-IM A, WEU) BOCKIKk? cumr m m m m s liiiTi e *4K A •1441 words
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Miscellaneous826 1976-03-04 16 TV AND RADIO SINGAPORE 5 INOrENING ANNOUNCEMENT followed by HOUSEWIVES' MATINEE Restoration of Kingdom Chla: Part One of a Cantonese film •V50 GENERAL HOST IT AL 449 INTERMISSION CM OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by LA8SIE—Horsenappers: Lassie the wonder dog in action €.35 NEWS IN BRIEF 35 MANI8 M A N J826 words
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Miscellaneous244 1976-03-04 16 Today's top shows THE ROCKFORD FILES Find Me If You Can (Ch. 5, 955 p.m., in colour). Witty, good-looking, private investigator Jim Rockford, has ail the plums all the best looking women seem to need his services. This week, a beautiful young girl (Joan van Ark) hires him to find244 words
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Article58 1976-03-04 16 MEI UN: The raised maximum loan by the POSB to $200.000 will mean that more people can now buy a home. AH FOOK: That may be so for tliCSC can afford large monthly repayments. But what about the majority whose salaries price them out of the HDB ujilts58 words
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Article2926 1976-03-04 17 Soon Lian Hong 1, Tan Hung Hlong 1. Tan Thian Guan/Ang Thlan Ouan 1. T*o Leng Hock/ Anthony 2, Wong Choon Tat 1. Abdul Rahmat Bin Mordl/fl 1, Amir Bin Monl, Cheng Kang Fatt 2, Cheng Hang Poh S, Choo Tee Kok 1, Poo 81ng Fat2,926 words
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Article3603 1976-03-04 18 Ho Quat Lee 2, Ho Lye Meng 1, Ho Sou Pong 4. Hwang Pey Yng 1, Im Ah Bin 7, Jayaram Oomathl 1, Julalga Bee Bee Abdul Rahlman 5, Juliana d/o Vastlan Lasar 2. Kamslah bte Abdul Kadlr 4. Keh Kim Chloh 2. Khoo Kim Llan Patricia 1,3,603 words
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3170 1976-03-04 19 Rosa Low Klan Lang 2. Sabariah Blnte Bahnan 1. Baraswathy d/o Sin nathambv 1. Beah Choo Peng 1, Beet Choon 81m 3. Seow Oek Neo Angelina 1, Sltl Zubaldah Bee 1. Sudendra Devi d/o Nadarajah 1, Bze Choon Huay 3.3,170 words
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Article3413 1976-03-04 20 Tan* Pent Tew 5, Taj Chiang Mens 2, Thong Poh Kal 3. Tung Swee Cheong 3. Yeo Chee Eng 4, Chan Chun Wah 6, Chan Kin Woo 1, Cheng Ouong Yuln 6, Cheng Wal Yuen 4.3,413 words
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Article2598 1976-03-04 21 Thong Lai Chlng 7, Toh Sock Ylen 7, Wong Lay Lay 7, Wong Wal Pong 7, Yap Bee Hong 7. Yeo Yok HOon 7, Chan Yeow Khlm 5, Choong Mong Lee 7, Chua Slew HOon 7,2,598 words
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3516 1976-03-04 22 N. Maheswarl d/o V. Nagallngam 3, One Hong Llan/Foo Kim Hwa 2. Ong Hong Muav 2, Ong Kim Tee 2, On* Lay Pln/Ang Chwee Ngoh 5. Ong Poh Tin 3. Ong Yoke Hua 2. Quek Buay Tuan 3. Quek Lai Hln Lucy3,516 words
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2934 1976-03-04 23 Tan Seng Chia 4. Tan Sia Keng 7. Andrew Tang Tai Yong 5. Yeo Joon Hong 3. Yeo Bwee Peng 2, Chia Yong Mong 5, Chua Heng Huat 3. Eng Keng Teck 2. Ooh Yew Hup 1. Guo Yee2,934 words
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3116 1976-03-04 24 Md K&ulm 1, Surlatl bte Yusop 2, Tahlrah bte Mohammed Ayooh 2, Tan Bee Bee 2. Tan Bee Klan 5, Tan Leng Ngan 3, Tan Mul Lang 1, Tan Mul Ngoh 5. Tan Pel Jlng 3, Tay Olok Eng3,116 words
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