New Nation, 5 November 1976

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    Masthead
    20 1 NewNation SINGAPORE Friday, November 5, 1976 No. 1789 Price 25 cents M.C. (P) 428/76 F j NEW (£0) NATION COMMENT
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    Face of courage
    310 1  -  By Bharathi Mohan A eoiqp any superv Igor this morninf told how ho defied a sonman when cornered yesterday with a $12,000 payroll in his pockets. Mr. Koh Ah Boh, 45. (above), said: "I swung a chair at him as he eame near pointing his pistol at
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    Shot VC dies
    50 1 A Vigilante Corps national serviceman, Salleh bin Tahlr, 19, died from a gunshot wound in the stomach In the Alexandra hospital this morning. Police said Salleh was accidentally shot at the loadlnc bay In Queenstown police station at about 11.30 last night. He died three hours later.
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    Lock icon Fukuda resigns from Miki cabinet
    180 1 Reuter Tokyo, Friday Deputy Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda, Prime Minister Takeo Mikl's main rival for the premiership, resl g n ed from the Cabinet today, a government spokesman said. Mr. Mlkl accepted Mr. Fukada's resignation as Deputy Premier and concurrent DirectorGeneral of the Economic Planning
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    Lock icon Lord W's night out
    54 1 Reuter London, Friday.—Former Minister Lord Win. 75, wu alleged In court yesterday to have approached six women, at least three of them prostitutes, while "kerb crawling" in his car late at night. He pleaded not guilty to a charge of using insulting behaviour and was granted
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    HDB to set up a 'safety' fund
    213 1  -  By Wang Look Fung The Housing and Development Board will set up a workmen's safety compensation fund for all contractors undertaking Its building projects. Under this scheme, HDB contractors will not be required to take out a workman's Insurance policy to cover their
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    Lock icon Labour loses two seats
    73 1 Reuter London, Friday. The ruling Labour Party was defeated in two out of three by- election* in Brl tain last night. In area* which are normally La bour strongholds. The majority In the House of Commons of Labour and Its allies Is now cut from two
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      108 1 Rodeo Jeans Change Moscow policy, Cairo Is told Page 7 20-storey office plan by tax dept Page 4 Japan's Carter Jitters Page 6 IN THE OTHER PAGES: Cinemas 2; Money words 15; Comics and Stars 16; Crossword 18. iiBULOVA ITRON i WM/fc 4^ Time from a Digital quartz watches with
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    Mare jobs for the old call by Ong
    243 2 More suitable Jobs should be made available to old people and their working age limit extended. the Labour Minister said. Singapore has 150,000 people or about seven per cent of the population In their sixties, and the figure is expected to rise
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    Interact Club wins youth service award
    183 2 For Te o Lee Keng, 19, the deprivations suffered by others was something she only heard about and could not feel until she became involved in community service. Yesterday Lee Keng, a Pre-university Two pupil of the Catholic Junior College, and Tay Llam Kal,
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    STOCK MARKET
    156 2 Prices extended yesterday's gains In light trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore during the first 45 minutes today. The better sentiments in leading overseas markets were cited as a factor behind the marginal price advance. Malayan Cables was suspended from trading at the company's request pending an
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    Display
    23 2 The Maritime Museum will hold an exhibition. Our Links with the World, at its premises on Sentosa from today to Nov. 30.
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      69 2 SPECIFICATIONS 168 30 46cmil? throe way systwrn Respori! Nominal irnpe/Jancf? Suggested arrpi.fieRMS per f.h^nne 1 8 C r OSSOve' PomtS Dimensions 35, sf* Mo 20 000 H/ 9 ohrrv. rating, m<! :WYJ H/ 1 34 29< n 26 ?0 41 kij Net Full range demonstrated end sold at SI RE
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      477 2 AT THE CINEMA JAWS: The Academyaward wlnninR, recordbreaking movie about a shark. Stari are Roy Schelder, Robert Shaw, and Richard Dreyfuss. Screenplay by Peter Benchley and Carl OottUebb. directed by 8teven Spielberg. Prince: 1.30, 4.15, 6.45 and 0 JO p.m. SAVAGE MAN SAVAGE BEAST: A documentation of the grisly and
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      204 2 r Singapore Sweep jjj FIRST PRIZE ($400,000) No. *****57 SECOND PRIZE (9150,000) No. *****00 THIRD PRIZE ($75,000) No. *****30 JACKPOT NUMBERS (each $10,000) *****05 *****51 *****93 *****05 *****07 LUCKY NUMBERS (each $5,ooo) *****27 *****40 *****92 *****48 *****75 *****93 *****75 *****00 *****40 *****19 GIFT NUMBERS, (each $3,000) *****30 *****83 *****57 *****82
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      225 2 WHAT'S ON FASHION SHOW In aid of the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore at the Hilton Hotel, 2.30 p.m. Tickets: $10. GRAPHIC PRINTING equipment exhibition at the United States Trade Center, Malayan Credit House, Somerset Road. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. WRITING FOR RADIO and TV, a talk in Tamil
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    8 2 Police reported 88 accidents yesterday. Seven were serious.
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    Teaching aids on show next week
    151 4 The Singapore Teachers' Union is to hold an exhibition of teaching aids on English, mathematics and science In the primary school. The exhibition, the first of lta kind to be organised by the union's Resources Centre committee, will focus on the use of teaching
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    Tax Dept plans to build Hq
    274 4  -  20-storey building likely By Sunny Wee The Inland Revenue Department Is to be housed under one roof. At present the various sections in the department occupy offices in Fullerton Building, Supreme Court Building, City Hall, Malayan Bank Chambers, and International Plaza. The department has
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    WHEN FIRE WALKING CAN BE FUN...
    101 4 Fire-walking Is no laughing matter, but not to this woman. Last night she was one of many devotees who celebrated the Bo Tien temple's seventh anniversary by fire-walking. Gingerly she stepped onto the Fit of redhot charcoals in the Woodlands temple. Halfway across the
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    Hippo gift for zoo
    46 4 The US Ambassador, Mr. John Holdridge, will officially hand over a nine-month-old hippopotamus, Susie, to the Singapore Zool o g 1 cal Gardens on Nov. 12 at 4 p.m. The animal Is a gift from the National Zoological Park of Washington, DC.
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    Road digging a last resort, says Telecoms
    290 4 The Telecommunication A u th o rity of Singapore has assured the Automobile Association that it will seek cable routes that would cause mini, mum inconvenience to road traffic. A TAS spokesman said that road excavation was normally the last alternative taken. She
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    10,000 in tattoo
    66 4 About 10,000 Vigilante Corps members will present a tattoo, VC Today. at the National Stadium on Jan. 23. A spokesman said the show Is to Inform the public oi VC's activities over the last 10 years and Its capabilities. The tattoo, besides entertaining, will also promote cultural
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    VC dinner
    20 4 The Vigilante Corps' annual dinner and dance will be held at the Neptune Theatre Restaurant on Dec. 4.
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      84 4 MIKS®© Theatre Cabaret Rest Nite-Club LIM MIN 6/11 on stage Fausto Brother EVENING LOUNGE 3CM ;.M MliJMl K.SH rS LOOHSHOWS SHOW SIN <>IH HI AUTO iII HOST SStS HHINMNt. COMPANION! I O I'M CABARETS. NITE CLUB j av HUIHI KiHIS •floorsmows SHOW SI NOi M INT IMA I t HOST
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      25 4 great ess derby The conect dates for the Great Case Derby are: IPOH Gth November 1976 SINGAPORE 20th November 1976 :or >' 111 t j tiSiM
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    Act may shut down 30 firms
    386 5  -  By Peter Ong As many as 30 travel firms may have to close down because of the Travel Agents Act and Re g u 1 a tions which will be lmplemented on Dec. 1. Many of them are small firms which are unlikely to
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    On Europe
    35 5 A talk and slide show on Europe and America will be given by Mr. Liu Kang, president of the Singapore Art Society, at the National Museum theatrette on Nov. 12 at 8 p.m.
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    Charity
    27 5 The Lions Club of Singapore, Jurong. will hold a charity dinner at the Troplcana Theatre Restaurant and Nlteclub tomorrow in aid of the Darul Ihsan Orphanage.
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    Yoga class
    27 5 The River Valley community centre will organise a yoga course at its premises in Penang Road on Nov 12 from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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    Changes in English syllabus
    150 5  -  Teresa Ooi The Education Ministry is to revise the more than 15-year-old English syllabus for secondary schools. A committee of English experts and teachers has been formed for this and they will start with the lower secondary classes. The present syllabus has remained basically the same
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    Lock icon Neutral S-E Asia: Mrs Banda to assure Hussein
    240 5 Reuter Kuala Lumpur, Friday Sri Lanka Premier Mrs. Srlmavo Bandaranalke will assure Datuk Hussein Onn of her support of Malaysia's proposal for the neutralisation of South-east Asia, when she arrives here today on an official visit. The two Prime Mi nisters will
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    Lock icon JAKARTA FREEDOM IS VITAL TO THE AUSSIES
    156 5 Reuter Canberra, Friday Australia has an enduring interest in the security and freedom of the Indonesian Republic from external Influence, Defence Minister jim Klllen reported in a defence White paper tabled in Parliament here yesterday. The Indonesian archipelago, together with Papua New Qulnea,
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    Lock icon 'Time ripe for package tours to ASEAN'
    168 5 Reuter Jakarta, Friday Airline executives of ASEAN yesterday ended to twoday review of ASEAN package tour tariffs. A conference spokesman said the aim of the review was to attract more foreign tourists to ASEAN countries. Michael Chan, of Singapore Airlines, said the energy
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    Lock icon Death for hijackers
    96 5 Reuter Manila. Friday A military court yesterday sentenced three men to die by firing squad for their part in the hijacking of a Philippines airliner on a domestic flight in which 10 passengers and three other hijackers were killed. (The deaths resulted from a gunbattle and an
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    Lock icon Mrs Sadat in Manila
    56 5 Reuter Manila, Friday Mrs. Jehan Sadat, arrived to a warm welcome here yesterday from Jakarta for a three-day official visit. Presldente Ferdinand Marcos and his wife, Imelda, who is Manila Governor, led Philippine officials and members of the diplomatic corps in welcoming Mrs. Sadat and her
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    Lock icon Ford to get $216,000 a year pension
    159 6 UPI Washington, Friday. President Ford will leave the White House on Jan. 20 with an annual government pension of more than US$9O,OOO ($216,000) and and additional U5596,000 ($230,000) a year for staff and office expenses. He will have round-the-clock secret service protection for
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    Lock icon Japan's Carter jitters
    278 6 Protectionist policy fears Reuter Tokyo, Friday The Tokyo stock market plunged to Its lowest level for five months yesterday, reflecting business fears that under Pres Id en t Elect Jimmy Carter the US might adopt a protectionist trade policy towards Japan. Export-oriented stocks, such as automobile, electronic
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    Hanoi: Ford paid for Nixon's crimes
    211 6 Singapore, Friday. American voters have condemned the crimes of the former President, Mr. Richard Nixon, by voting out President Gerald Ford, the official Vietnamese dally Nhan Dan said In a commentary yesterday. Radio Hanoi, monitored here, quoted the commentary as saying Mr. Ford remained
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    Lock icon TODAY
    167 6 UPI TODAY is Friday. Nov. 5. the 310 th day of 1976 with 56 to follow. THE MOON is approaching its full phase. THE MORNING STARS are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. THE EVENING BTARS are Mars and Venus. Those born on this date are under the sign of Scorpio.
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    The Odd Corner
    76 6  -  D.J. An anti-blues drug that sent old men chasing nurses has had a similar effect on women. The was given to a woman aged 83 suffering from depression in a Yorkshire hospital, says the British Medical Journal. The result was she flirted with doctors, chatted about sex
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    Lock icon China won't regret Kissinger departure
    242 6 Reuter Peking, Friday China's official news agency yesterday Issued a threeparagraph report on Mr. Jimmy Carter's election victory but Peking made no comment on the result. Asked whether Mr. Carter would be sent a message of congratulations, an official spokesman replied: "I cannot say yet."
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    Terror for lunch
    395 6  -  AMERICA JANE GASKELL'S In a city where you cant grow old, they move like a straggling band of refugees. The time is 11 a.m. and New York's senior citizens have come out for lunch. They are frail, threadbare and terrified. Almost 40 per cent of them have
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      54 6 Diabn iii ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS X'MAS DECORATIONS PLASTIC KNOCKDOWN X'MAS TREES NOVELTIES, BAR SETS ACCESSORIES TOYS OTHER SPECIAL MEMORIAL ITEMS Wlndee Stickers The latest 'Self-Stick-On' Window Decorations A beautiful idea for Christmas MUN SUN CO. Artificial Rowers and Gift Shop A* it ft 201, Orchard 9. Td: *****42 7. Td: 29MS
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      178 6 •j Mi! WEATHER Tokyo Sunny, 24-lOC-Headline: President-elect Carter is hailed and given pledges of coeffort. New York Partly sunny, 11-6 C. Headline: Carter, in victory, hails "new spirit'* and starts transition with Ford's staff. San Francisco Fair, 27-lOC. Headline: Carter's victory pledge. Some Rain, 17-10 C. Headline: Carter—"Unify America." London—Fog,
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    Lock icon Change Moscow policy
    384 7 A 1 Ahram's call to Arabs Reuter Cairo, Friday Egypt's A 1 Ahram, the semi official newspaper, yesterday said the Arabs should consolidate their ranks, mend the bridges with Moscow and start thinking of new ways of using the oil weapon. "The Arabs should confront the new
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    Lock icon China to increase trade with Japan
    151 7 Reuter Nagoya, Friday. A Japanese economic mission has been told by Chinese officials that Slno Japanese trade, now at standstill, would Increase again under the leadership of Chairman Hua Kuo-feng, the mission leader told reporters here yesterday. Mr. Toshio Suzuki, President of the Chubu
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    Lock icon North Sea oil yield
    39 7 Reuter London, Friday Britain's three North Sea oil fields have yielded more than two million tonnes of crude oil since they went Into production earlier this year, according to official figures issued yesterday, tres. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Front line' states to hold summit
    234 7 Reuter Dar Es Salaam, Friday A summit of the five "front line" African states will be held here this weekend to discuss the Rhodesian raids into Mozambique earlier this week, officials said yesterday. The meeting will be hosted by Tanzanlan President Julius Nyerere, chairman
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    Lock icon $80m loan to expand Jakarta's port
    94 7 Reuter Jakarta, Friday—The World Bank has approved a loan of US$32 million ($BO million) to help finance the expansion of Jakarta's port of Tanjung Prluk, a Communications Ministry spokesman said yesterday. The project, which will cost U5579.3 million will provide facilities for handling an
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      54 7 Valid for November only! WINES and SPIRITS <h. 5 5 "t tl}. <£ j t **Mu' Bar accessories clearing at cost! Be early and pick the best! WHILE STOCKS LAST! Tudor Court, Open daily except Sundays. Tanglin Road, Mon. to Fri.: 9.30 am to 6.00 pm New Tel: *****44 Saturday:
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    A cleansing process called purge
    414 8 Among the dictionary definitions of the word purge is "a removal of impurities, an expulsion of those who are not trusted." Stalin gave the word its fearful connotation with his terror campaigns of 1936 to 1938, in which an estimated eight million were arrested in
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  • WHISPERS By ISPY
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      How convenient!
      48 8 Ever wondered why people have poolslde parties where nobody swims? A guest at one such party thought she had the answer. After dinner, the guests were served rambutans In their skins. The guest ate hers, and went to wash her hands In the clear blue water!
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      High scrum pressure
      46 8 One rugby coach was overheard moaning to a friend: "One of my forwards, a strong strapping youngster, hat high blood pressure! Now he has to give up the game." Quipped the friend: "Maybe the pressure of the scrums was too much for him."
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    Not responsible, says company
    116 8  -  A.C. CHOI I refer to the article. Fury Over Water, Power Cuts (NN. Oct 28). Yotir reporter misquoted me when he wrote; "We ordered new parts and they arrived on Saturday." This implied that our company is responsible for the cost of the new parts, which
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    What they think is not important
    243 8 f VOICE OF THE PRESS is I TAMIL MALAR An opposition party here has asked the Prime Minister to explain to the people of Singapore some of the statements he made In Australia during his official visit. It has said that It seems Mr.
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    THE HEAT WILL STILL BE ON
    569 8  -  FRIDAY WltH ISMAIL KASSIM ISMAIL KASSIM The resignation of two deputy ministers from the Malaysian government early this week and their subsequent arrests under tne Internal Security Act three nights ago is unlikely to end the controversy over the Samad Connection in UMNO. Before
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    Danger at this junction
    35 8  -  WONG The Tanjong Katong Amber Roads Junction Is dangerous, with vehicles often screeching past it. Road signs placed there have had limited effect. Traffic lights may help to ease the situation.
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    A 'swoop' on thieves would be better
    96 8  -  MS SWEE I refer to your report on the football fans who were fined for disorderly behaviour at the National Stadium (NN, Oct. 21). While Mr. Tee Tua Ba's men were busy arresting these over-enthu-siastic fans to avoid causing excitement and anger, my
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    Build a park
    59 8  -  PHUA SONG CHUA I moved into Lorong 8, Toa Payoh, recently and was surprised to find the place very unattractive. There are numerous potholes in the vacant lot in front of Block 227 Besides being unsightly, they are breeding grounds for mosquitoes after a rain. The lot
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    Hazard at depot
    70 8  -  C.C. HO I am a regular commuter on SBS Service 122. On many occasions, the buses have turned into the depot in Alexandra Road to have their tanks filled up. But while this is being done, the drivers leave the engines running. This is* dangerous, especially when
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    Talentime '76 tops
    50 8  -  MRS. NANCY CHUANG Talentlme "76 was very well organised. Credit must go to the Solomon who proposed the fair Judging system. It made sure that there would be no monkey business or pulling of strings. In future, all contests should be judged like this, especially beauty contests.
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    White line painted now
    36 8  -  MISS KOH LIAN HUA Resident, who wrote about congestion at- St. Martin's Drive <NN Oct. 14) may like to know that a single continuous white line has been painted to prohibit parkln«-
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    Lock icon Getting into Chinese colleges...
    761 9 PEKING UNIVERSITY STUDENT TELLS ALL AP Tokyo, Friday Chinese students must be ideologically "Maoist" to get into college, but there are no written examinations before or alter admission, according to a Japanese student and a professor who have been to Peking University. The student, now In
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    Lock icon Removing cancer risks
    477 9 UPI Washington, Friday A noted British cancer specialist says a large propertion of malig-ant disease can be eliminated if people would change their way of life. But Dr. Richard Doll, Professor of Medicine at Oxford, concedes that Is not likely. Dr. Doll noted that a large percentage
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    The New Left
    2896 10 / 11  -  In a satirical letter, entitled An Epistle to the Synod of the Socialist Orthodox Church, Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam answered charges made recently by the so-called New Left of the European countries. The letter is published in the book Socialism That Works. the Singapore Way. Today,
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      63 10 / 11 PETE'S PIZZERIA ou\f never savoured pizzas, raxioli. spaghetti, eanneloni made the true Italian way? BUT NOW THERE'S HYATT Pete's Pizzeria. Italian specialities at our cellar restaurant. Select your favourites from the antipasti:rolK*\ Or savour the pizzas, the ravioli, the spaghetti Our strolling serenaders. the Oondolie.re. will entertain wu a.s vou
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      Return of maestro Ravi
      487 12  -  The* Arts Eileen Tan Ravi Shankar, the world famous sitar maestro who has ln--11 ue need modem music from serious to pop, will give a recital at the Victoria Theatre to m or row and on Sunday at 8 p.m. The Indian musician began hit career
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      Ways to a street scene
      444 12  -  Tow Theow-Huang Leng Joon Wong's w a te rcolour Alley and Tan Choh Tee's oil painting Hock L&m Street on display at the Raya Gallery, Specialists' Centre, represent contrasting approaches to the same subject. Both are of picturesque Singapore scenes. And although this subject often
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      Double up with laughter
      288 13  -  Sundown! scene I u 111 l Jennifer Schoon Two funny men plus a supporting cast are drawing crowds over to Wlsma Theatre and even If your Hokklen isn't up to scratch mine's non-existent you can still giggle over the action. But I'm told by a colleague
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      Gourmet satay
      428 13  -  Eating Out by Violet Oon Satay stalls abound in Singapore but it has been a long time since I tasted a good recipe. It was Uierefore a great pleasure* to taste genuine satay last week when my father Introduced me to a stall which has been In operation
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      168 13 November Treat at the G-Room Singapore Buffet Lunch J Explore Singapore's Own Gourmet Adventureland. Not just a bit, but all the richness and combination of Nonya, Cantonese, Malay and Indian cuisine. DAILY from 12.30 to 2.30 pm f jyDtH Adults: $8.50. IBS Children: $5.00. ft Phis FREE SWIM in the
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      172 13 Our contempories require Genuine Batik is your choice |W"' !> 1* *J «r •.r.v '~i >/ VV V v V V Originated in in the early 1940s Crazy batik has been popularized in this market by the mass support o! today's modern people Manufactured with its own i unique ideas.
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    Lock icon Big boost for the £
    276 14 Big boost for the A BUYING WAVE Reuter UPI London, Friday Heavy demand for sterling lifted its dollar rate yesterday in a reversal of mood on world foreign exchange markets. Sterling closed 1.75 US cents up at U551.6265, and at one stage gained more than three cents, close to recouping
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    Lock icon Bid to ease trade imbalance
    359 14 ...but Japan doesn't know how r =3 Business News and Views L===A Reuter Tokyo, Friday Japanese business leaders and trade officials agreed in principle yesterday that something should be done to correct Japan's growing trade surplus with Western Europe, the Federation of Economic Organisations (Keidanren)
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  • Markets round the world
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      NEW YORK
      154 14 New York, Friday Wall Street investors drove prices broadly higher yesterday in the heaviest trading in six weeks on the New York Stock Exchange when retailer's sales reports Indicated the economy was showing some muscle. The Dow Jones Industrial average, which lost 9.66 points on Wednesday In reaction
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      Dow Jones
      36 14 New York, Friday Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrials 960.44 (up 3.91); 20 transport 215.75 (up 5.83); 15 utilities 98.42 (up 0.45); 85 stocks 304.83 (up 3.00)
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      TOKYO
      176 14 Orders dropped off severely on news of Mr. Carter's election as US The NDJA broke below Y4, 600 level for the first time in five months. Closing prices In yen on the Tokyo Stock Exchange yesterday: AJlnomoto 433 1 C. Itoh 393 3 Dowa Mining 168 1 Hitachi 303
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      ZURICH
      77 14 Closing prices In 8w1sb francs on the Zurich Stock Exchange yesterday: ubs Beater 3230 5 UBS Registered 512 2 SBC 375 Credit 8uisse 2580 Swissair B. 573 1 Swiss Relnsur 2310 1# Wlntherthur B. 1760 Zurich Insur 8475 1» Juvena B. 255 5 Nestle B. 3210 Inter food B.
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      PARIS
      72 14 Closing prices In French francs on the Paris Bourse yesterday: Paribas 138 +1 Poncler 296.80 +1.80 Prlntemps 44 —.30 Bull 28 —.30 Royal Dutch 231 +4.50 Mlchelln 1162 +4 COE 243 —.80 Thomson 164 +3.80 CFP 91.90 —.10 Rhone 66.30 —.88 Air 324.30 +2.10 BSN 499 —7 Philips 83.40
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      110 14 Closing prices on the Sydney Stock Exchange at 11.30 ajn. (Australian time) today: A CI 140 Nil ADC 30 2ft Ampol Pet 8ft M ANI 110 lift APM Nil 130 13ft Bank NSW 4ftft 490 Bramble* 181 182 BHP 704 710 Boral 100 193 CBA 248 280 Cat 392
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      417 15 ATTRACTIVE RATES FOR FIXED DEPOBITS and Saving Accounts par annum. Kiaw A Ik Hang Flnane* Co. Ltd., 157, South Bridge Road, Singapore 1. Tal: *****-6, M 2692 Adv. Permit No. 1281 A LARGE SELECTION of quality silverware, tea services, cutlery and crystal has arrived for Christmas. Come and browse amongst
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      417 15 SPECIAL OFFER Tl u FOR FLATS: Kitchen Cabinet |I' $80 per ft. run. W»L Wardrobe $85 per ft run. FREE interior designs for shops; offices; homes; factories INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT: OFFICE: *****54 PAN FURNITURE TRADING CO. Office hours; 9 am 9 pm dally IBkzSB FUN'S FLORISTS. FRESN flowers In beautiful
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      483 15 MODERN MABBAOE. SWEDIBH MASSAGE, Sauna-Bath. 57-A, Victoria Street, Opposite Redhouse, Telephone *****5. Limited shops at: QOLDIN MILE SHOPPING CENTRE Ist floor-Rental $1.80 p.a.l. inclusive ol Mrvice charge Unit 5271 approx. 450 sq. ft. 2nd floor Rental *1.60 p.*.». inclusive of eervice charge 5304 approx. 378 sq. ft. 5306 approx. 1134
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      400 15 NOTICES OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME Notice is hereby given that in consequence of the purchase of a ship by our clients, Messrs. Springhouse Snipping Private Limited, we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships, under Section 417 of the Merchant Shipping Act (Chapter 172, 1970
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      544 15 Friday Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appeor below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Address FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW i Cut along dotted knas i CLUES FOR DE-5 1. Of little weight 2. In town, you can look up at e high on* from the street
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    Lock icon SOON CHYE CLEARS FIRST ROUND
    347 16 Reuter Hyderabad, Friday Singapore's Chin Soon Chye cleared his first round hurdle in the men's singles of the Asian badminton championships here yesterday when he defeated South Korea's Han Sung Ky 18-14, 15-5. Syed Ahmad Bakar, another Singapore player, was eliminated by Thailand's Sural Suharlt
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    Singapore billiards
    34 16 The Singapore billiards ch a mplonships now in progress at the Woh Hup Complex will end on Nov. 26. The inter-team and individual events are played nightly from 6.30 Admission is free.
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    Murray all smiles after a 71
    400 16  -  JEFFREY LOW reporting from Melbourne JEFFREY LOW Melbourne, Friday. Australian resident professional at the SICC Alan Murray was full of smiles after completing a brilliant first round In the A 550,000 ($150,000) Chrysler Classic golf championship at the Royal Melbourne course yesterday. The SICC
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    Lock icon Pele quits Cosmos to be Brazil's adviser
    123 16 Reuter Rio de Janeiro. Friday Pele, the former Brazilian international who now plajs for New York Cosmos in the UB. said here yesterday he would give up playing football next October to act as technical adviser to the Brazil taam. Pele, 36. said
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    63 16 Reuter Split (Yugoslavia), Friday. Atletico Madrid (Spain) beat Hajduk Split (Yugoslavia) 2-1 here last night In a second round second leg European Cup Winners' Cup soccer tie. Napoll of Italy beat Apoel Nicosia of Cyprus 2-0 and Lokeren (Belgium) beat Barcelona (Spain) 2-1 in a second
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      411 16 II YOUR LUCKY s. IF ITS YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are able to remain on an even keel emotionally for precisely as long as life self remains so. When, however, life's problems cause your schedule to pitch and your plans to roll and, in general, your pleasure to turn
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    Rare treat for fans
    526 17  -  Michelle played with Bee Khim at Bukit in 1971 TEE-UP with Lim Kee Chan The "Birdie Birds*' will provide Singapore golf fans a rare treat on Sunday morning. They are 10 of the world's top women professionals, who will Join SICC committee members and local amateurs
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    238 17 Reuter Johannesburg. Friday. —A new golf star has emerged—and he Is only 14. Ana yesterday, this golflng prodigy won high praised from an old master. Gary Player, who Is now In the lead In the second round of the Dunlop Masters. In third place Is the
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    WEEKEND FIXTURES
    920 17 The KeppeP U C" Division medal stroke competition will be played at Bukit Chermln tomorrow. The draw: 10 a.m.— Steven Yue (22) Dominic Oel 10.06—M. Nakabayachi (22) Johnny Loh (23) Ben Cunlco (24); 10.12—D. Seagrove (24) Tham Yew Mun U4) Lim Pak Lee (24). 1 p.m.—C. Lazaroo (20)
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      309 17 World Famous m(o PGF^Zfe&jfMKIH PGF L For more information contact: rITAJ Merdings Re. Limited 22 Kum Hing Court, Tomlinson Road Singapore 10. Tel: *****55 Available at the following selected golf dealers. S I C C. Buklt and Island Locations. Tel *****9. *****1 Sembawang Pro Shop. Tel *****1 Ext 3741. Sentosa
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    THAT PAHANG MOVE
    328 18 I'M NOT SURPRISED, SAYS F.A.M. SECRETARY Football Association of Malaysia secretary Mr. Paul Murufcsu Is not surprised that there Is a proposal by the Pahang FA to have Singapore excluded from next year's Malaysia Cup tournament. He said In a telephone interview: "Although I only read about
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    102 18 AP Hong Kong, Friday Defending champions South Korea beat Hong Kong 124-30, Japan notched their second victory beating the Philippines 93-48 and Malaysia won their opening match 72-70 against Singapore In the sixth Asian women's basketball championship last night. South Korea, fresh from Its easy victory
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    Geylang's coach Sebastian quits
    270 18 Sebestlan Yap has roslgned as coach of National soccer League First Division champions Geylang International. Yap, who was with Geylang since the club was formed In 1973, said he wants to devote more time to referee in* and the Singapore Youth team. Geylang were originally called
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    Why Poh Leong can't play —SCFA
    426 18  -  SOCCER Philip Tan National skipper Seak Poh Leong has opted out of the Singapore Chinese soccer team for the Malaysian Ch 1 n ese Football Association South Zone tournament beginning tomorrow at the Jalan Besar Stadium due to pressure of work. SCFA assistant secretary
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    201 18 AP Karachi, Friday New Zealand successfully struggled to the last over for a draw In the third and final cricket Test against Pakistan although Pakistani skipper Mush t a q Mohammad tried all his cards to the last over in the final hour of play. Pakistan,
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      79 18 BIG DISCOUNT TO REMEMBER FOR CHRISTMAS Furniture Company Private Limited Fac'o'\ 10 B C Cait" jqn HtJ S po"- 9 Attractive Cut-Down Price on Fabulous HARVEILUCE Lamps. Limited stock only They're great mood makers. And they make great gifts, too. Available in marry des»gns A colours SHOWROOMS 339 3rd Fit
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      278 18 j a HI hbi a aH jj a a a a aaa a a a a a a a a 6 Catchall abbr. 7 Lands, as a fish 8 Fervor 9 Parting word 10 Run to Oretna Oreen 11 Landon 12 Pretty good odds, colloquially 13 Basketball confrontation 14 Ocean
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    Lock icon BOOST FOR ITALY IN CUP CLASH
    254 19 Reuter Turin, Friday.—ltalian soccer received the boost it wanted before the crucial World Cup match with England in two weeks timq when Juventus put Manchester United out of the UEFA Cup with a 3-0 drubbing here on Wednesday night. The Juventus side, which completely
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    Lock icon Hi Lover looks ready to score
    394 19 ON THE TRACK with Fairway Kuala Lumpur, Friday Hi Lover is shaping up well for an early win. With M a s r u hen astride, the Latin Lover four-year-old did an impressive workout over 600 m in 36.2 accompanied by Bentong II (Ariffln).
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    KUALA LUMPUR FIELDS FOR THIS WEEKEND
    1334 19 SATURDAY 17 Oriental Day 9 Melbury Court 13 55.5 56.6 6 Judda's Bid 65.6 Malaysian-bred 18 How's About Now 65 Horses 13 Winner's Mate 16 Red Dart 55 56 CI. 5 1200m 3,Castano n 11 Crispin 55 55 8 Jet Princes* 57 14 Putll
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    Scratchings
    302 19 SATURDAY BACK 1: I.M. Ct 4 Dir. 2 18Mm: Btrykcr, JOII7 Philanderer, Nine Up, Seumawe. RACE t: 1.19. CL 5 Dir. 9 1800 m; Martex. Royal Contender, Imagine, ColoMOun, Lord Radio. RACE 8: t.N. CL 5 1300 m: NIL RACE 4: 2.30. CL 4 Dlt. g 1200 m: Wells
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    Hunt beats Zaman
    39 19 London, Friday World champion Geoff Hunt won <00 (about *****0) first prize In a squash Challenge Series when he scored a hardearned 9-6, 6-9, 10-8, 4-9, 9-4 victory over Qamar. Zaman of Pakistan at Wembley yesterday.
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    Tulloh can be lucky at Selangor meeting
    907 19 Buklt Tlmah trainer Colin Tulloh who failed to saddle a winner in two successive meetings, should have a welcome change of luck at the Selangor meeting from Saturday. Among his entries for the meeting, Mr. Big, Kwangtung 11, Tientsin, Burst Thru. Good Report
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    70 20 MEI LIN: Patients from western countries seeking acupuncture treatment used to look upon Singapore as THE place to go to for needle cure. It's a shame that we should now lag behind In developing this technique. AH FOOK: I suppose people, including doctors trained in western medicine, still
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      890 20 I lm M p| 1 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS folWIVES' MATINEE: Boys in Love (r). The concluding half of this Mandarin fllm. 3.55 DIARY OF EVENTS (C) 4.00 WINDOW (C/r) 4.30 INTERMIBSION 0.10 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by THE ENCHANTED HOUSE. Cartoon 0.30 NEWS IN BRIEF (E) 6.35 WILD, WILD
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      207 20 Today's top shows T H R I L LSEEKERS. (Ch. 5, 7.05 p.m. In colour). Chuck Connors Introduces John Turk, the "human volcano" who puts his lire In Jeopardy when he goes after a world's distance record for blowing a column of flame. Also appearing are Bob and Edna Troup,
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