New Nation, 16 August 1976

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  • 21 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Monday August 16, 3 976 No- 1720 Price 20 cents M C. (P) 428/76 Monday August 16, 1976
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  • 324 1 Lee tells parents Mr. Lee Kuan Yew last night told parents how they can take "an unnecessary load" off their children. They should speak to the young either In English or in Mandarin at home. Many speak dialects at home and this means the children
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  • 800 1  -  H.L.Lim Colombo, Monday A dash of cloak-and-dagger and an unexpected Press communique broke the Sunday calm on the eve of the fifth Non-aligned Summit Conference opening here this morning. In the afternoon, an East Asian Journalist seated at a desk in the Press Centre's typing pool
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  • 31 1 Reuter Rawalpindi, Monday UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldhelm yesterday offered Pakistan aid to recover from weeks df devastating floods which have killed hundreds of people and destroyed over 55,000 homes.
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  • 226 1 Reuter Peking, Monday An alleged case of rape In Shensl Province has led to major criticism of the political leadership there, reliable foreign sources said yesterday. Protest posters In the Shensl town of Slan have accused the provincial leaders of victimising a young
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  • 409 1  -  Cissies! By Jeffrey Low London, Monday A tongue lashing from team manager N. Ganesan brought the Singapore football team's 10-day Russian tour to an Ignominious close. The team was defeated In all three friendly matches although Mr. Oanesan had warned the players at
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  • 66 1 A van driver, Chin Mee Sing, 23 was stabbed when he tried to foil a hold-up by two men armed with bearing scrapers near Block 322. In TOa Payoh at 9.20 this morning. Police said the gang in a blue Toyota snatched $25,000 from the occupants of
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    • 39 1 INSIDE Father saves boy from bunting bouse Page 3 Peking lifts quake alert Page 6 High noon showdown for Reagan and Ford Page 7 •IN THE OTHER PAGES: Cinemas 2, Money words 12; Crossword 15; Stars 16; Comics 18.
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    • 7 1 Mr. Lee's speech in full Page 4.
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  • 816 2  -  Fireworks and intrigues will test skills of the chairman AND NOW THERE ARE 86... By H.L. Lim Colombo, Monday Sri Lanka's President William Gopallawa will light the ceremonial lamp of no n alignment at 10.25 a.m. today (12.25 p.m. in Singapore). The flame
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  • 126 2 Prices were sought higher after a hesitant start at the Stock Exchange of Singapore during the first 45 minutes of trading today. Gains were small. Keppel Shipyard's US$25 million bond with a coupon of nine per cent, was listed today. BUSINESS DONE: S. DARBY (28) 3.76, (1) 3.80,
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  • 39 2 A Chinese swimming and diving team will take part In a friendly swimming and diving meet at the Toa Payoh Swimming Pool from Friday to Sunday. Tickets will be on sale at the National Stadium during office hours.
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    • 639 2 AT THE CINEMA JAWS: me Academyaward winning, recordbreaking movie about a shark. Stars are Roy Schneider, Robert Shaw, and Richard Dreyfuss. Screenplay by Peter Benchley and Carl Gottlieb, directed by Steven Spielberg. Prince: 1.30, 4.15, 6.45 and 9.30 p.m. SHOUT AT THE DEVIL: An unlikely couple of Ivory poachers, Lee
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  • 11 2 Police reported 81 accidents yesterday. Eight were serious and one fatal.
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  • 345 3  -  By Bharathi Mohan A nine year old boy slept on soundly, forgotten by his parents and relatives when they ran out of their home to escape a raging fire last night. As they stood outside watching the fire spread, the father, Mr. Louis Mendoza,
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  • 310 3  -  By Wang Look Fung Many young girls are resorting to prostitution and shoplifting to satisfy their daily heroin needs, Mr. John Hanam, director of the Central Narcotics Bureau, said yesterday. The CNB in recent months haul detached more and more girls, between
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  • 25 3 The Metropolitan YMCA TangUn Centre will organise a Pulau Tloman trip from Friday to Bunday. The cost of $90 Includes food and transport.
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  • 21 3 The Crescent Girls' School will hold a variety concert at the Singapore Conference Hall on Aug. 24 at 7.30 pjn-
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    • 235 3 "An angel on earth" Patricia Stephenson August 2nd-21st Glen Campbell says of 19-year-old Patricia Stephenson: "Her voice reaches what could only be described as angelic proportions". Voted Best New Talent and Best TV Vocalist in Australia, Patricia has supported artistes like Rod McKuen and Glen Campbell. Catch Patricia we know
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    • 106 3 Toto and Big Sweep results BIG SWEEP drawn at Ipoh on Saturday: Ist No. ***** 2nd No. ***** 3rd No. ***** Starters: Nos. ***** *****. *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. Consolation: Nos. *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. BIG SWEEP drawn
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  • 540 5 Colombo conference to tell the big powers f 3 The nonaligned summit i ii Reuter Colombo, Monday The fifth nonaligned summit conference which opens here today is expected to demand that the big powers share their wealth in a reformed global economic order, and keep
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  • 222 5 UPI Moscovt, Monday The Soviet Union yesterday accused an unidentified member of the US mission to the UN of "suspicious activity" at the Colombo conference of non-aligned nations. The official Soviet news agency Tass carried the charge in a dispatch from Colombo which reiterated
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  • 28 5 Reuter Colombo, Monday—Six members of the Pollsarlo Independence front of the Western Sahara have turned up uninvited to the non-aligned conference here to lobby for their cause.—Reuter.
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  • 260 5 Reuter Colombo, Monday Arab nations attending the nonaligned s u m m i t conference here have agreed to keep interArab problems like the Lebanon crisis out of the official discussions. But the Palestine Liberation Organisation, which has been nominated for a
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  • 217 5 Reuter Colombo, Monday. There is a carnival atmosphere at Sri Lanka's small Bandaranalke International Airport with a plane landing almost-every 30 minutes bringing a King, President or Prime Minister for the fifth non-aligned summit conference. Flags of more than 80 countries taking part In the gathering,
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  • 75 5 Reuter Colombo, Monday—UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim arrived here yesterday to attend today's fifth non-aligned summit conference. The UN has an observer status in the .movement. Mr. Waldheim told newsmen he was sure the summit gathering will make an Important contribution to the work of the UN for
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  • 58 5 AP Kuala Lumpur, Monday Malaysian Prime Minister Hussein Onn will hold talks with Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong during the non-aligned summit conference 111 Coiouiuo this week, Bernama reported yesterday. The agency quoted Malaysian officials as saying Air. Hussein and Mr. Dong will discuss matters or
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  • 215 6 Reuter New Delhi, Monday Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, celebrating the 29th ann 1 v e rsary of Indian independence, said yesterday the country was never so strong as It had become since last year's emergency clampdown. Whatever the criticism within the country or
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  • 56 6 Reuter Nairobi. Monday —The world's first crash of a jumbo Jet in which 59 people died here two years ago was yesterday blamed on a crew error. According to a report. The Lufthansa Boeing 747 stalled and crashed on take off because it took off with its
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  • 367 6 Earthquake alert lifted Reuter Peking, Monday Chinese experts have lifted the earthquake alert enforced in Peking for 16 days. There will be no strong earthquake in the near future." a Foreign Ministry spokesman told Reuter last night. The six million people of Peking have
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  • 250 6 Reuter Manila, Monday More than 4400 people are still being held in military detention camps under martial law powers. according to Defence Under-Secretary Carmelo Barbero. He gave no indication in his weekend statement how many of the detainees were political prisoners, which some sources
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  • 51 6 Model Cerica, 19. relaxes in the dried-up basin of the Pitsford reservoir, north of Northampton, on Thursday, as the drought worsens and Britain's water supplies are threatened. Authorities 'are now considering the possibility of having to import drinking water if the situation does not Improve. AP radio
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  • 88 6 UPI TODAY Is Monday, Aug. 16. the 229 th day of 1978 with 137 to follow. THE MOON Is approaching its last quarter. THE MORNING STARS are Jupiter and Saturn. THE EYENING BTARS are Mercury, Mars and Venus. Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo.
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  • 41 6 Reuter Paris, Monday French showman Michel Latito, who has made his name munching glasses and razor blades, announced yesterday that he plans to eat a bicycle. He intends to start on Jan. 1 and flnlsh three months later.—Renter.
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  • 574 6 JANE GASKELL'S Minima I am pleased with my tree. I wake in the golden New York morning, ten storeys up, with that floating in the dawn feeling, and there is this well-lit foliage leaning over me. I bought my bedside tree at Terrestrls,
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    • 190 6 WORLD WEATHER Moscow Overcast. 15-19 C. Pravda's headline: Joy of labour. Tokyo Rain, 23-21 C. Headline: Foreign car makers accept US Treasury Dept. ruling. San Francisco Partly cloudy, showers. 1420C. Headline: Ford pushed to name VP. New York Cloudy, 21-28 C. Headline: Ford to be pushed by Reagan forces on
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  • 558 7 Ford-Reagan 'shootout' in Kansas City could end with one biting the dust The U.S V^KjlectiM Reuter te ansas City, Monday President Ford and Ronald Reagan, a gunslinger in many an old cowboy film, headed for the midwest plains yesterday for a high noon showdown over the
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  • 240 7 'BUT NO TRANSFER OF POWER YET Reuter London, Monday Prime Minister lan Smith said yesterday he was now facing up to the fact that black and white Rhodesians had to come to an agree ment among themselves, but he again ruled out any early
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  • 126 7 Reuter AP Cairo, Monday —Egypt yesterday faced new strains in its relations with Libya after blaming it for a bomb In a railway carriage that killed eight people and wouned 50. The bombing incident led to fresh outbursts in the Egyptian press against Libya and
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  • 250 7 Reuter Polnte-A-Pitre (Guadeloupe), Monday.—Thousands of panic-stricken people fled this French West Indian Island by ship and plane yesterday after official warnings of a "giant" volcanic eruption that could strike any time after midnight with the force of atomic bombs. The immediate evacuation of 70,000 people was
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  • 83 7 Reuter London, Monday British Airways said on Friday a former Saudi Arabian Finance Minister had paid a flve-Acwe s a m to charter a Trident Jet to fly himself, family and friends from London to the sooth of France. Prince Talal bin Abdul Ads Al-sand, now in private
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  • 386 8 It is a natural desire for parents to want their children to succeed in life. There is nothing wrong nor unusual in that. In Singapore, as elsewhere, it is an obsession with some parents, a consequence of the highly competitive society that Is Singapore. Therein
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  • WHISPERS By ISPY
    • 48 8 A fresh engineering graduate who Just started work for a multinational company has Just found out that a reward Is only a token of appreciation. He helped the company cut down production costs by over $100,000 —and guess what he got: A $15 gift voucher.
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    • 41 8 Two female officeworkers were moaning over the fact that their dream man had been hospitalised with a heart-attack when a male colleague quipped: "Why must both of you pick on someone with a heart trouble for a heart-throb?"
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    • 42 8 A news editor of a local newspaper who wa« highly recommending a reporter said to the chief editor: "He Is very good at running around for stories." The chief editor quipped, 'l hope we don't get runaround stories from him."
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  • 90 8  -  LIM HENG TOW This is In reply to Jelak's letter (NN. July 21). Our ch 11 dren's programmes on radio and TV feature children from 11 primary schools, numbering 150 In all. In addition, we Include children recruited as a result of auditions which we
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  • 70 8  -  SOON ENG SAM Sr. PRO. Ministry of the Environment, I refer to Poirot'* letter (NN. July 21), That Real Thing Report. Caramel is a natural colouring and Is used widely in soft drinks and other food products. I wish to assure Poirot that this Ministry will investigate
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  • 480 8  -  MONDAY WITH LU LIN REUTENS LU LIN REUTENS One of the most memorable cartoons (for me at least) is the one by Jules FeifTer which shows two FeifTer figures. The woman says: "I don't believe it! No! It can't be true. You're putting me on.
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  • 586 8 We are now in the bizarre situation in which Western economic aid to the Soviet Union enables its government to espape the immediate consequences of its own Industrial and economic shortcomings, and at the same time to continue to devote substantial resources to the military
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  • 232 8 VOICE OF THE PRESS 4 UTUSAN MELAYU The head of the Malaysian UMNO youth movement, Tan Sri Syed Jaafar Albar, the other day reiterated his advice to UMNO youths to act rationally at all times so as to avoid the allegation of the movement being "a party within
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  • 841 9  -  Muslim groups hit by premature election fever are flexing their political muscles By Ismail Kassim Over-zealous Muslim groups in Indosia are getting affected by election fever prematurely. And the government, weary of politicians using religion for political purposes, is keeping a lookout. The general
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  • trend Edited by Sylvia Leow
    • Dear Ros
      • 259 10 / 11 I am 13 years old. schooling and very Interested In my studies. I am unhappy at home because my moth er's friends come to gamble everyday. 8 o m e 11 mes they gamble until midnight and I can't sleep with the light
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      • 310 10 / 11 We went steady for over three years and now after four months of marriage, he has changed. We married because I was already three months' preßnant. Recently, I discovered that he corresponded with a Rlrl in a foreißn country. In the letter he said how much he missed and loved
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      • 187 10 / 11 Five years ago, I had to Ret married because I was pregnant. I love my husband but I know he does not love me anymore. My in-laws have a lot of influence on him and everytime I make a mistake, he will say: "My
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      • 260 10 / 11 I'm 18 years old and I've known a 20-year-old boy for 5i years. For the last two years, I've been supporting him. Every month, I divide my salary of $180 between him and my mum and go without lunch. I love him and
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      • 334 10 / 11 I am 22 years old. Last month, against my boyfriend's advice I toured Europe with three male colleagues. I stayed in a room with the boy I liked and trusted most but unfortunately now I am pregnant. He has asked me to undergo an abortion,
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    • GRAPEVINE
      • 58 10 / 11 My vote for the best National Day decoration goes to the piling company which stuck Singapore flags atop their piling; cranes at Oeylang Bahru Road. National Day has come and gone and piling has begun, but the flags are still flying proudly, albeit a little tatty at
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      • 43 10 / 11 Condoms are back In fashion —in the colours black, pink, blue, green... to suit your every mood. Yes, condoms are now available in colours, in London at least, where a friend bought a box to show off to friends back home.
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      • 53 10 / 11 Probably the best argument for a colour TV comes from a four-year-old girl who told her parents who had kept up their habit of going out together at nlßhts even after the children came "We had better buy a colour TV, then you two would stay at
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      • 39 10 / 11 Overheard at a public swimming pool: "Wear your slippers and don't go round barefoot, otherwise you'll get big feet like Alley Oop!" who Is of course the pre-hlsto-rlc comic strip hero of the Straits Times.
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      • 81 10 / 11 Some people really carry the Be Prepared motto a little too far. A girlfriend asked a friend who was going to holiday in London to get a christening dress for her baby. "But your baby isn't born yet." the friend said, looking at the only six-month pregnant
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      • 125 10 / 11 Thousands saw the National Day fireworks display for free from the Padang, Collyer Quay, the Esplanade and elsewhere but some peo81e had to pay to see tie display. The reason? They went to a terrace restaurant to watch the display and found on arriving
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      • 77 10 / 11 Don't dash off to buy a maternity swimsuit just because you're pregnant and still want to swim. Swimsuits labelled "Maternity" usually cost the earth and are not easily available. Just buy a loose light cotton top and wear this over your regular bikini Instead. That's what a very
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      • 47 10 / 11 Did anybody else notice that the TV serial the Pallisers has no advertisements at all during its screening? Is It official policy or have advertisers, demonstrating little faith in the public's viewing taste, requested that their ads be placed in some other slot?
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      • 67 10 / 11 According to Paris reports, the full-skirted ball gown is back in vogue. Brings back memories of the bouffant gathered skirts and cancan petticoats which some of us used to wear before and the devices employed to keep them bouffant. One girl used to heavily starch her petticoats
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    • Article, Illustration
      105 10 / 11 Mirror images these—but one in navy blue and the other in pristine white, both wjth large embroidered poppies on the bodice. A dashing introduction indeed to the now fashion colours of red, white and blue, longtime military favourites softened into feminine shapes. Carrie (left) and Jeanine wear the
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    • 685 10 / 11 Washington, Monday Every year a handful of the children who are brought into the Child Development Centre at Georgetown University here come with a parent (or the spouse of a parrent) whose name has been bquncing around toWh under what are delicately called
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  • Page 10 / 11 Advertisements
    • 31 10 / 11 Barker shoes for men. Think what goes into them, apart from your feet. 52 Winchester House. 3rd Floor Col Iyer Quay Singapore 1 Telephone ***** HUSOVARNA 2000 SWEDEN makes sewing simpler
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    • 62 10 / 11 HYDRIX slops excessive loss of moisture from your skin mm Hydrix, the hydration cream forms a film on the skin to protect against daily loss of moisture caused by the weather. It prevents the skin from dehydration to give that soft, dewy look of youth. Hydrix, the craam tor total
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  • 648 12 UPI London, Monday Every summer, just as Broadway takes a vacation from opening nights, London's stages race into star-spangled high gear. It happened again this year. In one 30 day period, starting Just when Broadway stopped, London opened more than 20 new productions everything
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
    • 511 12 Jackpot goes up to $4000 Singho wins two prizes of $125 each No winner submitted a solution which corresponded in all respects with the set of answers held by the judges to be the most accurate and apt in the New Nation Money words Puzzle CR. Four entrants each submitted
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    • 549 12 Monday -I |CH] NEW NATION MONEYWORDS Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions oppear below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Address Tel: FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW m mm —m m Cut along dotted lines < CLUES FOR CT-1 1. Free from moisture 2. Many a man wouldn't
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  • ENGLISH
    • 1564 13 Expansion —3 0 This series is compiled by a panel of three English Language experts Dr. Lee Kok Cheong, Mr. Arthur Yap and Miss Ngoh Geok Lun. A clause consists of a noun group and a verb group. For example: The man is a noun group. was running is a
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  • 473 13  -  TAN HON KEONG JOHN TANG I am learning the En g 1 i s h Language through self-study and shall be grateful if you will advise me whether the following sentences are all suitable. If not, please explain the problems with the sentences that you consider as unsuitable. 1.
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  • 434 14 Worries over poor trade figures LONDON The new account opened on a dull note for equities, with talk of poor trade figures due at the end of the week and disappointing Interim figures from Commercial Union. The latter showed profit before tax at a lower than expected
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  • 487 14 I Business News and Views > ZURICH Compared to the preceding week, trading on the Zurich Stock Exchange picked up noticeably during the week under review, but marked selectivity prevailed in regard to certain stock categories. Whereas bank shares and stocks of certain
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  • 250 14 Reuter New York, Monday —Sauri Arabia, the Middle East's biggest oil producer, Is planning to reduce its output, Newsweek magazine reported last night. The magaslne said: "Saudi planning Minister Hisham Naser has told the Ford administration privately that his couiftry, which sharply increased
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  • 393 14 UPI Parts, Monday The French franc may come under renewed attack this week, increasing pressure on the government to take emergency steps to protect it against continued speculation, financial analysts said yesterday. Finance Minister JeanPierre Fourcade's services are studying
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  • 40 14 Reuter Brussels, Monday The Common Market's trade deficit was up by 4000 million units of account ($12,000 million) in the first four months of this year, compared with the same period last year, the EEC commission said yesterday.—
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  • 131 14 Reuter Prices In Australian cents at 11.30 a.m. today (Australian time) on the Sydney Stock Exchange. ACI 168 169 ALU' JO 46 Ainpoi rei 73 74 Am lib 118 APM nil 170 nana NbW a 96 604 Urambws 182 nil bHf 876 880 miral 328 230 CBA 282 290
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  • 255 14 FRANKFURT Over the last five days equities, as in the weeks before, showed a seesaw pattern. At the beginning the market slid to a new low at 727 in the Commerzbank index accompanied by a sharply reduced volume. However, the low level attracted some Institutional
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  • 192 14 UPI London, Monday—Only a modest reduction can be expected In unemployment levels in Britain over the next 18 months. The year-on-year Inflation rate will drop from 13ft per cent to under 10 per cent In the second half of next year. These predictions
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    • 31 14 Supplying this service are the Lloyds Bank International of London, the Commersbank of West Germany and the Union Bank of Swltserland. Roundup of stock markets for the week ending Aug. 13.
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  • 558 15  -  Motoring by Nickvan Nugteren Having been brought up in Singapore, I have seen a great many changes, both economically and socially, which have contributed to the country's worldwide recognition. Included In these changes are the reconstruction and improvement of Singapore roads. The Traffic police
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  • 88 15 27-year-old Swedish instrument maker-Rolf Nyhlom pushes an unique per ambulator with an air pollution inhaling gadget Instead of a real baby in a street of Stockholm. He made this gadget to measure the volume of polluted air which a child may inhale in the street.
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  • 437 15  -  Motorcycling By Lee Chin San For the last two years, car 'racing fans in Singapore have been complaining about having nothing to do. They lament that while the motor cyclists have been enjoying cross country races, the four-w he e lers have been
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  • 217 15 Reuter Washington, Monday The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said recently it was opening a major investigation into the country's car industry and the sales practices of foreign car manufacturers in the US. The FTC said the probe, which it said did not imply any
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  • Page 15 Miscellaneous
    • 298 15 Crossword i 7 Home of early Wise. Immigrants 8 Stair parts 9 Small 10 Infant 11 Alt: Fr. 12 Pish eggs 13 Alte 21 Numeral 22 Stain: Fr. 25 Wisconsin-born Jazz band leader 26 Stag's pride 27 Adjust 28 Ms. Ulrlc 29 Sayings 31 Mauna 32 Strains 33 Emmet 34
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  • 61 16 KOH TING KIANG, 83 passed away peacefully on 15th Au*ust 1976 Mourned by wife, ue Llan; sons Boon Long, Boon Keow, Edgar, Boon Chye. Boon Hock; daughters Kim Eng. Kim Jong, Kim Lan; sons-in-law Soh Teck, Sek Kah. Seow Pheng; daughter-in-law Swee Meng and grandchildren. Cortege leaves Block 116, Toa
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  • 351 16  -  MARTIAL ARTS by Wilfred Shimmen The newly-formed Singapore Silat Federation, the controlling body for all 'bersilat' clubs in Singapore, will be holding the first-ever "Pesta Silat" competition on August 18 at tjie National Theatre, from 7.30 p.m. The contest, which is held in conjunction with this year's
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  • Page 16 Advertisements
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    • 296 16 Np 11 i i—J RENTAL, HIRE PURCHASE, sale wooden furniture for homes and offices Contact London Woodworking 288 V! Blk. 7ft Geylung Buhru. off Kallang Hahru (terrace factory) S'pore 12 Tel: *****29/*****98 Open Sunday 11.00.ii.in. 4 p.m., dally 8.00 li.in. 8.30 p in. KITCHEN CABINETS bulld-ln wardrobes for H.D.B. Flats
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    • 367 16 ROYAL HOTEL: NEWTON ROAD. REFRESHING: SAUNA A BTEAMBATH RELAXING: MASSAGE A FACIAL RING: *****1/ *****1 EXT. 131 10 a.m. 10.30 p.m. dally BOOY MASSAGE. FACIAL, bridal make-up. Concession for post-natal ladies. Ring ***** (11 a.m. to 9 p.m.). NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE (Singapore) Pte. Limited. West Malaysia Tour (Inclusive Oentlng,
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  • Page 16 Miscellaneous
    • 287 16 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are one of those finely tuned, highly organised, exceptionally sensitive persons who finds it extremely difficult not to care perhaps overly much about things. Hospitable toward all you meet. It would never occur to you to turn down another's request
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    • 72 16 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't speculate with another's goods. If you must risk material benefits recently gained, do so with little fanfare. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Music plays a large part In your reactions today. Don't neglect artistic pursuits; attempt! to lead another to gain. CANCER (June 21-July 22) The
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  • 413 17 Frankfurt, Monday Rhodesia's Simon Hobday came from five strokes behind Spain's Antonio Garrido to win the German Open golf championship here yesday with a final round of 66. Hobday. 36, finished 18-under-par on 266, one ahead of Garrido, 32. who finished with
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  • 737 17  -  By BRIAN MILLER Bill Bosley survived the strong challenge from Wong Weng Foo and Prem Sachdev in the final round of the Singapore Amateur Open golf championship to win by two strokes with a seven-over-par 79 at the Singapore Island Country Club New Course
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  • 178 17 Taipei, Monday—South African gymnasts swept the top three places on the parallel bars, uneven bars and in the floor exercises yesterday in the final day of an invitational gymnastics tournament Alwyn Gerber, 20, South Africa's National all-around title-holder, won on the parallel bars with 8.50
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  • 275 18 Reuter Jakarta, Monday Thailand romped home to a big victory In the flve-man team event of the Asian zone tenpln bowling championships here yesterday, while In the women's event Japan edged out Australia. The Thai men scored a total of 5812 pins, putting
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  • 496 18  -  By PHILIP TAN Centre- half S. Subramaniam earned the cheers of his Buklt Panjang collea g u e s when he helped them to a 1-0 win over Moulmeln In a National soccer League Division Three match at Balestier yesterday. It was tils fine
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  • 111 18 DIVISION ONE: Ponggol 4 (Mohammed Amln, K. Bala, Dollah Majld, Richard Williams) Jurong 1 (Edris Ismail): DIVISION TWO: Changl U 3 (Ajis Dollah. A. Bo h a r 1, Yusof All) Balestler U 2 (Rahlm Hassan, Hassan Ismail); Padr Panjang 6 (Zalnutidln All, Abdullah Hussein 2; Jalll Aman,
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  • 462 18 Reuter Zeltweg, Monday John Watson, a 30-year-old British driver from Belfast In an American Penske led a successful attack on the motor racing establishment here yesterday and won the Austrian Grand Prix. It was Watson's first Formula One win and the first victory for Penske,
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  • 399 19 New technique working well with him London, Monday England opening batsman Dennis Amiss, who developed a new technique to counter fast bowling after being physically and mentally bruised by the world's top pacemen, stands between the West Indies and victory in the fifth and final
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  • 208 19 Reuter Results of yesterday's John Player Sunday League: At BLACKPOOL: Lancashire bt Sussex by 9 wkts. Sussex 154-9 inns closed In 37 overs (Mlandad 47, Ratclpjs 4-25). Lancashire 1551 in 30.3 overs (Lloyd 75 n.0.. Engineer 63). Lancashire four points. At WORCESTER: Kent bt Worcestershire by 3 wkts.
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  • 691 19 RACING with Scrutineer v Local Jockey M.C. Lam landed Singapore Sun an easy winner in the $53,000 Sultan's Gold Vase at Ipoh yesterday to score his third classic success of his career. In January last year Lam, still an apprentice then,
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  • 418 19 Norderel led into the straight, with Pretty Pattern and Jet Princess closing In. Pretty Pattern tackled Norderel 200 m out. In a thrilling finish Pretty Pattern beat Norderel by a neck, with Jet Princess third. An objection against Pretty Pattern and Norderel was
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  • 38 20 AH FOOK£ i <We did it! We won the Malaysia Cup for women. MEI LIN:* 'As In the Asian Games and the Seap Games, we relied once again on the women to bring home the honours.
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    • 855 20 TV AND RADIO SINGAPORE 5 3.00 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by KUDUMBA MALAR (r). Magazine series presented In Tamil. 3.30 DIARY OF EVENTS (r). 3.35 GENERAL HOSPITAL. 4.15 A PLACE TO LIVE. (See Top Shows of the Day). 4.30 INTERMISSION. 6.05 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by New Adventures of Ollllgan. 6.30 NEWS
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    • 219 20 Today's top shows A PLACE TO LIVE: The Inhabitants. Part One. (Ch. 5. 4.15 p.m. in colour). A natural history documentary series which looks at the other creatures that shsre this world with people, such as the colony of moths at a railway station Just a few kilometres outside a
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