New Nation, 18 November 1976

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    20 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Thursday, November 18, 1976 No. 1800 Price 25 cents M.C. (P) 428/76 F NEW (0) NATION COMMENT:
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    Gunmen take trader for terror ride
    149 1 Three men two armed with pistols posing as detectives robbed a 30-year-old businessman of $3100 In cash and Jewellery In Kallang last night. The victim, Mr. Ricky Lee, was having a drink at the Kallang hawker ccntre when the three came In a taxi.
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    Lock icon Claim on Timor rejected
    46 1 Reuter United Nations, Thursday. A General Assembly committee yesterday rejected the claim that East Timor has been integrated into Indonesia and called on that country to withdraw all Its forces from the territory. Singapore abstained. Its ASEAN partners voted against the resolution.
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    $1-million kickback probe by police
    121 1 Police are Investigating what Is believed to be one of the biggest corruption cases In local banking history. Banking sources said that It Involved a former officer of a foreign bank at Robinson Road, who allegedly received payments for favours in. granting loans to customers.
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    Lock icon Palestinian 'yes' to W. Bank state
    156 1 AP and UPI United Nations, Thursday The Foreign affairs spokesman of the Palestine Liberation Organisation said yesterday the PLO is prepared to accept the establishment of a Palestinian state in the West Bank and the Oaza Strip, Arab territories now under Israeli control. Diplomatic
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    Lock icon Opium King gets death sentence
    191 1 Reuter Rangoon, Thursday A court here yesterday sentenced to death Lo HsingHan, widely known in the area as the Opium King, on charges of high treason and antigovernment activities. The court also sen tenced Lo, a Burmese of Chinese orlßln. to life imprisonment for trafficking
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    Lock icon US observer for Geneva
    68 1 AP Washington, Thursday Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has dlsSatched a high-level tate Department ofl\elal to resume the Ame rican observer role at the Rhodeslan constitutional conference In Geneva. State Department officials said Assistant US Secretary of State John Relnhardt left yesterday for Geneva, where Rhodeslan
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    Chee Khoon recovers
    34 1 Kuala Lumpur, Thursda—Thr chairman and sole Pekemas MP (Kepong), Dr. Tan Cliee khoon, 57, la recovering from a heart attack In the University Hospital. He suffered a stroke On Nov. S.
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      35 1 INSIDE B'pove's night of sweet victory St m i -i J i Pictures and match report on Page 18 e IN THE OTHER PAGEB: Cinemas 2; Money words 11; Crossword 14; Comics and Stars 17.
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    New rule to avoid 'another Duwet'
    590 2  -  Indonesian move to protect its shipping interests By Douglas Chan The Indonesian Government has Introduced a ruling to protect Its shipping interests and to prevent any misunderstanding with Singapore. Under the ruling, Issued by the Indonesian Directorate Oeneral of Sea C o m m
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    8 2 Police reported 79 accidents yester<Jay. One was serious.
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    Conference
    23 2 Finance Minister Hon Sul Sen will open the third Conference of Singapore Accountants on Dec. 11 at the Regional English Language* Centre.
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    NONE OF THIS!
    220 2  -  —reminder to teachers for the new school term By Teresa Ooi Several scho o 1 principals have reminded their women teachers to dress with decorum and avoid plunging necklines and any ostentatious di splay of jewellery when they return to school for the new term in January.
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    STOCK MARKET
    88 2 Prices hardly moved from yesterday's closing levels during the first 45 minutes of trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore today. BUSINESS DONE: First Section HAW PAR (6) 1.00. 88. Sett.: (2) 1.01. S. LAND (2) 1.65. S. DARBY (17) 3.38. Sett.: (15) 3.40. PRIMA (2) 2.18. U.
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    'Agent' vanished with $17,000
    137 2  -  By Peter Ong A hotel is looking for a man who disappeared after collecting $17,000 in deposit money for The StyUstlcs Show recently. The man, believed to be a Malaysian, claimed he was the booking agent of the American pop group and that he was promoting
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      42 2 ITS TNI CINEMATIC EVENT OF 1976 i£ Jlllll By The Who COMPRISING Pete Townshend, Roger Paltrey, John Entwistle, Keith Moon TtXMTHM WITH s OLIVER REED ELTON JOHN ANN-MARCRET ERIC CLAPTON TINA TURNER JACK NICHOLSON Original Soundtrack Album Available On Polydor Record* TfllllllCirillllllMllCSllllllllltllCJllNirillKlCJllUMllNlfClllllllllllllCJNNlHH
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      672 2 WHAT'S ON A TALK on Viral Hepatitis. An Update for 1976, at the Brunnel Hawes lecture room, Singapore General Hospital, at 4.30 p.m. HOME and Industrial Safety exhibition at the Buklt Merah North community centre, at 7.30 p.m. SCULPTURE exhibition at the National Museum Art Gallery, till 5 p.m. LIGHTING
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      40 2 Today: 8.22 p.m. (2.5m). Tomorrow: 8.36 a.m. (2.7m); 9.22 p.m. (2.7m). Saturday: 9.16 a.m. (2.9m); 10.14p.m. (2.8m). Sunday: 9.55 a.m. (3.1m); il.04p.m.-(2.9m). Monday: 10.35 a.m. (3.2m); 11.54 p.m. (2.9m). Tuesday: 11.15 a.m. (3.2m). Wednesday: 12.44 a.m. (2.9m); 11.57 a.m. (3.2m).
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      210 3 |U@nr.« 89 i How to make a great impression on your T-shirt Place several sheets of white paper on the ironing board. Then place the T-shirt in the correct position to take the imprint. Next, cut out the above transfer and pin it face down on the Tshirt. Cover the
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    Jeya: There is enough polls cash
    493 4  -  Workers Party 33 seats By Gerry de Silva The Workers' Party has at least $40,000 in its coffers to contest the forthcoming general election, according to Its secretary- general J. B. Jeyaratnam yesterday. This will cover the $1200 election deposit required for each of
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    Study plan for PA teachers
    292 4  -  By Richard Ho The People's Association plans to send all Its kindergarten teachers for further training at the Institute of Education. But with more than 16,000 children attending Its classes at 157 community centres, the PA has no plans to Increase the number of classes
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    SIA's Dutch chief
    92 4 Singapore Airlines hu appointed a manager (or Its Amsterdam office. He Is Mr. Koh Kay Tew, who Is now market development manager. He will take up his new post this year. Mr. Koh'a appointment Is believed to be an effort by BIA to strengthen Its traffic development
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    Ex-PoW here to search for 'my old partners'
    196 4 British company director James Michael Conlin has arrived in Singapore to look for two friends who were with him in a Japanese prison camp In Thailand during the war. He came to the New Nation office yesterday to seek help to locate
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    Varsity don among 3 more PAP candidates
    436 4 The People's Action Party named three more candidates tor the general election yesterday, making a total of six so far. All In their thirties like the first three thev are a university lecturer, a trade unionist, and a bank executive. The candidates are:
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    Hello,Togo
    12 4 The International telephone service has been extended to Togo and Liberia.
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    Lock icon Temple medium's land claim appeal dismissed
    274 4 Reuter London, Thursday An appeal by Ooh Leng Kang from a decision of the Singapore Court of Appeal that he was not the owner of land on which he had a temple at Narayanan Chetty Road, Singapore, was dismissed by the judicial committee of
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    Lock icon TOKYO ROSE ASKS FOR PARDON
    296 5 UPI San Francisco. Thursday Tokyo Rose, convicted of treason for broad* casts aimed at undermining the morale of US soldiers in the Pacific during the Second World War, yesterday asked for a presidential pardon. In her first news conference since she was released from Rrison
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    Lock icon US holds the key
    386 5 ...to M-E peace, says Sadat UPI and Reuter Cairo, Thursday President Sadat yesterday called on Pres Ident-elect Jimmy Carter to give the Arab-Israeli conflict the highest priority and to come forward next spring with a proposal to resolve It because "without the US a solution is
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    Lock icon New Soviet N-missiles
    206 5 Reuter London, Thursday. US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld yesterday warned NATO allies that the Soviet Union was deploying several new nuclear missiles for use against the West, informed sources said. They added that Mr. Rumsfeld told a secret meeting of NATO defence ministers the Russians were testing
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    Deadline
    26 5 Brussels, Thursday. The European Economic Community has given Japan 11 days to come out with a programme for cutting back exports or face tough action.
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    Lock icon If an N-war hits Russia...
    227 5 UPI Washington, Thursday. A Boeing aerospace expert claimed yesterday 98 per cent of Russia's population could survive an all-out US nuclear retaliatory attack because of Russia's superior civil defence and evacuation planning. Mr. T. K. Jones also told the Jont Committee on Defence Production that
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    Exodus of girls: Hysteria blamed
    173 6 London, Thursday A new exodus of non-white beauties hit the Miss World contest on the eve of the final and organiser Julia Morley complained that the pageant had been Invaded by mass hysteria. Three more girls during the day joined the four who quit previously
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    Lock icon Madame Chou steps in from the cold
    175 6 Reuter Peking, Thursday. Teng Ylng-chao, the 73-year-old widow of Chinese Premier Chou En-lal, has returned to public life following the purge of four leading leftist radicals. The diminutive Madame Chou disappeared from view a few months after her husband's death last January as
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    Lock icon Another N-blast by Peking
    152 6 'The largest ever* Reuter Hong Kong, Thursday China has successfully conducted a new hydrogen bomb test, the New China News Agency reported yesterday. The agency, monitored here, said the test took place on Tuesday but did not give other details of the nuclear blast, In Washington,
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    Lock icon Killer Gary is better
    130 6 Reuter Salt Lake City, Thurs day.—Condemned murderer Oary Oilmore regained consciousness yes terday, but was not immediately told that his fiancee, who tried to Join him In a drug overdose suicide pact, was near death in another hospital. Mr. John K e a he y, spokesman
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    Lock icon US using new standards -Henci
    200 6 Reuter Singapore, Thursday— The US had deliberately created new standards (or UN membership In again b'ocking Vietnam's admission to the world body, the official Hanoi dally Nhan Dan said yesterday. The dally described the Ford administration's stand that Vietnam's aDPllcation would be vetoed unless Hanoi
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    Lock icon Accusing finger at Iraq
    358 6 That terror raid on Jordan hotel Reuter Amman, Thursday Jordan accused Iraq last night of planning an attack by four Palestinian gunmen on Amman's Intercontinental Hotel earlier in the day, setting off a battle with security forces in which at least seven people were killed An
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    Lock icon 22 cripples rescued
    44 6 Reuter Sydney, Thursday Twenty-two severely handicapped children were carried to safety last nght when fire swept through a hospital ward In Westmead, an outer western suburb. The children all physically and mentally handicapped boys axed between nine and It escaped unhurt.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon TODAY
    135 6 UPI TODAY la Thursday, Nov. 18, the 323 rd day of 1976 with 43 to follow. THE MOON Is approaching lta new phase. THE MORNING STAR la Saturn. THE EVENING STARS are Mercury, Mars, Venus and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. American
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    Lock icon The Odd Corner
    63 6 UPI 8u Lorenio, Thursday MarUuu Slmaxa, IS, mum to town on Tuesday, leaving the pigsty where abm had lived tor 1M days after the May < PiinM Mrthjnahi damaged her heaaa. -I dkfnt Mne —filar Iwtn I didn't want to bather the ■layer whe has ee mneh
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    Lock icon Quebec PM is all set to move out
    116 6 Reuter Montreal. Thursday The outgoing Quebec Liberal Party government, badly shaken by its resounding loss to the separatist Parti Quebecois. yesteraay began preparations to hand over power. Aides expected Premier Robert Bourassa, who lost his own seat in Monday's provincial election, to
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    Lock icon Kremlin talks
    61 6 Reuter Moscow, Thursday King Blrendra of Nepal and Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny yesterday held talks in the Kremlin on ways of strengthening ties between their two countries, Tass news agency announced. The discussions between Mr. Podgorny and the 30-year-old king covered areas in which Soviet Nepalese cooperation could
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      185 6 •J MM WEATHER New York—Sunny, milder. 13 3C. Headline: US granting Lisbon $300 mil lion loan to bolster re glme. Tokyo Rain, 11 5C. Headline: SALT pact, N proliferation first priori ties, says Carter. London—Mild, dry with sunny periods, 11-9C. Headline: MPs struggle to flatten Red smear tac tics. Paris—Variable.
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    Lock icon Dr. K: We can help solve problem of world order
    209 7 UPI Washington, Thursday Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told a group of business and government leaders yessrday "the problem of world order is. the dominant one of our times" and the US can contribute to solving that problem by "becoming
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    Lock icon THE BIG MARCH...
    219 7 20,000 in Commons protest over spending Reuter London, Thursday Twenty thousand trade unionists and Labour Party workers marched up to the gates of Parliament last night demanding that Britain's Labour government avoid making cuts in public spending. Police stood shoulder-to-shoulder outside the Parliament buildings as the demonstrators,
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    Lock icon How to solve oil crisis—by Sadat
    307 7 'MEET AND SETTLE DIFFERENCES' UPI Cairo, Thursday President Sadat yesterday proposed that the US Congress call for a dialogue between oil producers and consumers to settle their differences over petroleum and commodity prices. He advanced the idea at a meeting with a visiting six-member
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    Lock icon Oil talks WILL be on
    147 7 Reuter Vienna, Thursday Oil-exporting nations will definitely hold a price-fixing conference in Qatar next month, but possibly a few days later than originally planned, OPEC officials said. Several members of the 13-nation Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries were canvassing a slight postponement beyond the scheduled
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    Lock icon Elections
    26 7 Reuter Dacca, Thursday Bangladesh will hold local administration elections for 4355 union councils In the second week of January, the government announced on Tuesday. Reuter.
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    80 escape as plane catches fire
    79 7 Denver (Colorado), Thursday Eighty passengers and six crew escaped serious Injury when a Texas International Airlines DC 9 swerved off the runway and caught fire at Stapleton Airport here. The plane was taklnsc off for Houston. Texas, when one of its tyres burst. It
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      143 7 TT k So what if you don't know the VIIIIMR first thing about colour printing? Durst colour enlargers have made colour printing so fast, fun and foolproof that almost anyone (ban make perfect colour prints first time, anytime. You don't even need a photographic darkroom, all you need is a
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    55th time lucky in Lebanon?
    411 8 The Americans are saying that peace prospects in the Middle East have never been better since Israel's creation in 1948. While there may be those who disagree with such optimism over an area in which the world's hopes have foundered so many times, the state
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  • WHISPERS By ISPY
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      Under his spell
      49 8 A woman, enchanted by her colleague's little son, said: "Your boy Is C-U-TE," not wanting to flatter the boy In front of him. The mother said to her son: "Aunty said you are C-U-T-E." To which the boy protested: "No, I'm not C-U-T E. I'm L-A-W-R-E-N-C-E!"
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      A grand-teacher
      63 8 A friend took her daughter to be register€*L for Primary One at Jaer old school wherd the met several teachdfs who had taught her during her days there. "I feel so old, coming back here with my own daughter," c he confided in one of them, who replied:
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    Keen but slow progress by ASEAN chambers
    714 8  -  But regular contacts among members must eventually bear fruit By Ismail Kassim The Con federation of ASEAN Chambers and Industry (CCI) has been meeting with astonishing regularity since its formation about three years ago but progress towards forging economic cooperation has been predictably
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    Lock icon 'Hong Kong rocks' hit W. Germany
    446 8 UPI Bonn, Thursday Use of heroin is spreading among West German drug addicts and the newest way to buy it is in the form of "Hong Kong rocks." Police say "Hong Kong rocks" are pebbles com pounded of heroin and caffeine about the size
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    Japan's trade problem with the EEC
    485 8 VOICE OF THE PRESS JAPAN TIMES Agreement has rapidly shaped up between the Government and private industry representatives about what Japan can do in response to strong West European complaints about the social and economic problems threatened by surging Japanese exports. What prompted the
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    Lock icon IATA's silver lining
    680 9 fcingapoa Qjwm 1976 32nd ANNUA! \J ATJ y GENBWI MEETMG Meet ends on an optimistic note —but dark clouds still hover Reuter An inter national air experts meeting has forecast expanding business for the world's airlines, but increased fuel costs threaten to cloud the horizon. More than
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    Lock icon PROBLEMS JOB HUNTERS ARE FACING
    660 9  -  Art Buchwald Los Angeles Times As it must happen during every change of administration in Washington, there is a great deal of job hunting going on right now. The problem for many presidential appointees is that it's very difficult to go back to what they
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    The men behind the horses...
    866 10 / 11  -  BY ISMAIL KASSIM Winners are all that count in horseracing, and the onus of preparing a horse to cross the finishing line first lies with the horse-train-ers. Like a coach preparing athletes for a championship meet a trainer is responsible for tuning up his horses
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    Allan: Hard work and lore for job
    639 10 / 11 Racing has a great future in this region and so has horse trainer Ivan Allan who is likely to end the racing season as champion trainer (or the third successive year. He la well ahead with 59 winners up to the end of
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    Teh's secret for success: Good owners and horses
    419 10 / 11 "If you ask me if I enjoy training, I'll say no," says top Penang trainer, Teh Choon Beng. "I train because training is my profession and I make honest money. I am paid for my work," says Choon Beng who was top
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    It has been a long and slow climb for Sam
    328 10 / 11 His climb up the racing world was slow and steady but horse trainer Samsuri Abdul Rahman can look back with pride. Today, at 58 years*. he is among the top trainers in Singapore Malaysia with 32 winners up to midNovember
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      554 10 / 11 Thursday J [dg^ NEW NATION MONEYWORDS Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appecr below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Address ■_L h I FILL IN L I N MISSING c D~E~ letters lon across. USING L O A CLUES G IMI P BELOW as an mi Cut along dotted lines
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      There's no fan in the fame
      846 12  -  by Violet Oon What great fun it must be to be famous. To be a household name, to be feted, admired, even adored. To stop conversation whenever you enter the room and to graciously acknowledge th£ homage that is your due. Never to have
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      With lots of spice
      398 12 f-Cook-In Szechuan food spicy, tasty and yet simple to prepare. The two Szechuan recipes we are giving here can be rustled up at a last-minute's notice. Diced Chicken Fried with Dried Chilli 10 dried chillies < large* 1.8 kilo chicken, deboned and marinated for 15 minutes
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      Presents to perk you up
      221 13  -  Shoparound by Eileen Tan Non essentials these are, but how colourful and what fun they are. Selections come from three stores Fabrlca. Hunky Dory and Paula International In Shaw Centre. 1. Thai handicrafts ablaze with colour... rainbow stitches on black cotton with red pompoms make
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      Lock icon TILING WITH CARPET
      647 13 f Decor s. > By Courtesy of British High CommlKtan Floor coverings in the home can vary from mosaic floes to carpets. But in homes today, people are looking for the sort of floor covering that you can lay yourself. Cost Is one reason; another Is that
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      183 12 Puzzles, riddles, crosswords, jokes to share? We pay $5 for every contribution. The address is Kids Only, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, Singapore 1. Don't forget to add your name, age and address. Help the doggie find the bone, says 12-vear-old Rahmad Bin Badri of 4, Poole v fi! m
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      139 13 PERSONAL DYNAMICS introduce XWENTUKmS in Attitudes t a course in TOTAL PERSON TRAINING K an exciting concept v in the strengthening and expansion of human resources No teachers, boring lectures or outside study assignments only total personal involvement. A new experience in self-management. FREE PREVIEW SESSIONS Come Early Limited Seating
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    The GP and the university student
    1208 14 Young people, especially adolescents, are particularly sensitive to the stresses of our rapidly developing society. Some medical experts feel that adolescence lasts up to the age of 25, which Includes students up to the tertiary level. These students suffer from the pressures of examinations
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    Lock icon American schools are doing it just like in Singapore
    499 14 Washington Post Ohio, Thursday—Several Ohio element a r y schools have instituted courses in toothbrushlng, and the experiment has E roved such an educaonal breakthrough that the Ohio Health Department plans to double the programme next year. (Primary schools In Singapore
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      269 14 Crossword J A 9 Wash. D.C. school 10 Having a revival 11 Herons Kin 12 Baltimore footballer 13 Formicary dwellers 19 Chessmen 21 Penalty 24 Fr. artist 25 Statesman Root 26 Rounded 27 Butcher's sign 28 Daniel or Pat. 29 Of Charles Lamb 30 Forum language 21 Stocking yarn 33
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    Lock icon Ship-building the stumbling block
    441 15 ...to improving EEC-Japan economic links Reuter Tokyo, Thursday Japan's fole as the world's leading shipbuilder now looms as the major obstacle to impioving strained e c on o mic relations between Japan and the European Common Market, government spokesmen said here yesterday. At the Ministry of
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    Lock icon Good day for the £
    349 15 Good day for the UPI Brussels, Thursday Gold yesterday fell to show a two-day loss of more than US$7 In what a Swiss dealer called a natural reaction to Monday's peak- The US dollar faltered but the British pound had one of its best days for a month. "The moment
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  • Stock markets round the world
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      NEW YORK
      166 15 Prices rebounded from early setbacks to push higher early yesterday In moderate trading on the New York Stock Exchange as investors found surprisingly favourable news. The Dow Jones industrial average, off more than two points at the outset, was ahead 2.16 to 937.50 shortly before 11 a.m. EST.
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      Lock icon Dow Jones
      32 15 UPI Dew Jone* closing averages on the NYSE yesterday: SO Industrial 931.08 (up 2.74); 30 transport 216.40 (up 3.96); 18 utilities 99.08 (up 0.60); 68 stock 30IJ8 (up 1J8). UPI.
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      TOKYO
      248 15 The market declined for the sixth consecuuve day. The EEC's decision to strengthen their trade balance with Japan depressed the market. This hit autos and shipbuildings especially. Honda Motor dropped to as low as Y6lO and motor dropped by Yl9. Nippondenso and Toyoda Automatic Loom Works also eased. Such
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      PARIS
      71 15 Closing prices In francs on the Paris Bourse yesterday: Parlbas 138 unch Foncier 293.90 —1.10 Printemps 41.10 —0.60 Bull 27.15 —0.35 Royal Dutch 220.50 —3.30 Michelln 1152 —14 CGE 254 —2 Thomson 168.30 —0.90 CFP 98.20 —0.30 Rhone 71.60 —0.40 Air 325.10 —2.90 BSN 504 —2 Philips 51.85 —2.05
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      ZURICH
      78 15 Closing prices In Swiss francs on the Zurich Stock Etchange yesterday: 25 UBS Bearer 3110 UBS Registered 490 5 3BC 386 5 Credit Suisse 2550 SwUsalr B. 567 Swiss Relnsur 2250 Wlnterthur B. 1750 10 Zurich Insur Juvena B. 260 5 Nestle B. 3190 5 Interfood B. 2125 Clba-Oilgy
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      SYDNEY
      123 15 Closing prices on the Sydney Stock Exchange at 11.30 a.m. today (Australian time): ACI 135 140 ADC 20 Nil Ampol Pet 64 65 ANI 110 112 APM 127 128 Bank NSW 485 490 Brambles 150 153 BHP 650 654 Boral 185 187 CBA 220 250 CSR 362 370 Clg
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      73 15 Reuter Jakarta, Thursday. A 40-man mission of the Indonesian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Kadln) will leave for Kuala Lumpur on Sunday to attend the second working committee's plenary meeting of the ASEAN Chamber! of Commerce and Indus- tries, a Kadln spokesman said yesterday. The Indonesian delegation will
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    136 15 Business News and Views I UPI London, Thursday— New figures yesterday confirmed a continued world-wide ship-build-ing recession. Figures published in Lloyds Register of Shipbuilding showed the world order for ship building at its lowest level since March 1970. For the quarter ending September, Britain's total
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    174 15 UPI Manila, Thursday Mr. Shlro Inoue, Asian. Development Bank president, said yesterday an agricultural survey conducted by the ADB among its 42-member countries Indicated an "exceptionally good" crop this year. Mr. Inoue reported on the preliminary results of a six-month survey begun in
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      178 15 SYONAN —MY STORY THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION OF SINGAPORE This is an original story, written in simple and straightforward style by a Japanese who was in a unique position of being both trusted and hated by people in the two opposing camps the Japanese Military and the local communities in Singapore.
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    167 16 Reuter Washington, Thursday Sugar Ray Leonard, winner of the lightwelterweight boxing title at the Montreal Olym?ics, has decided to urn professional with Angelo Dundee as his manager. The 20-year-old Leonard. of nearby Palmer Park. Maryland, told a Press Conference that he and his financial backers
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    Citizen Kane shaping up for a double
    558 16  -  ON THE TRACK with Brian Miller Trainer Ivan Allan's Citiien Kane put himself In line for a double when he did an impressive gallop on the sand track at Bukit Timah this morning. With Rodney Allan In the saddle, this well bred Irish
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    217 16 SATURDAY RACE I: 2.00. CL 6 Dhr. 4— 1600 m: nil RACE 2: 2.30. CL 6 Dhr. J— 1600 m: Dragon Year. RACE 3: 3.00. CL 3 Div. 3—1600 m: Defiant, Indian RebeL RACE 4: 3.30. CL 3 Div. 2—1600 m: Forever Yours 11. RACE 5: 4.00. CL 1
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    71 16 Manila, Thursday.—lndia's Anand AmrlthraJ and Egyptian Ismail El Shafei were among players moving into the third round of the men's singles event of the Philippines Grand Prix ten nis tournament yesterday. Anand, the elder of the AmrlthraJ brothers, was taken to three sets by Australian Paul
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    OBA match
    29 16 The Christian Brothers Old Boys Association will be organising a Past versus Present soccer match at the National Stadium Practice Track on December 11 at 4.45 p.m.
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    258 17 Reuter Kanpur, Thursday. India start strong favourites to win the second cricket Test against New Zealand beginning today and go two up in the threematch series. India clearly outplayed the Kiwis in the first Test which ended in Bombay on Monday, winning
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    415 17 Reuter UPI Teheran, Thursday Claudette Santiago, from the Virgin Islands in the Caribbean, retained her lead In the women's division when the field was reduced to eight in the World Cup bowling championships. Mrs. Santiago, a 34-year-old mother of five,
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    667 17  -  BOWLING by Brian Miller Peter Yeq of Kallang Bowl tops the list of finalists Into the finals of the Bali tournament scheduled at Star Bowl on Sunday at 2.30 p.m. At the centre finals last week, Peter notcned up a 12-game series 01 'zj24 pintails
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    239 17 Reuter Osaka, Thursday Upcoming Japanese golfer Norlo Suzuki shot a four-under-par 69 to take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the 15 million yen (about *****,000> Japan Pro golf series yesterday. Suzuki rolled in a series of six birdies against a double-bogey
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    656 18  -  By PHILIP TAN Singapore's soccerhungry fans had something to crow about for the first time this season when Singapore Chinese won the Malaysian Chinese Football Association Cup by edging Selangor Chinese 1-0 In the final at the N a 11 on al
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    451 18  -  PHILIP TAN All 16 clubs which played In the third round of the President's Cup soccer tournament will share In the profits from gate receipts, writes PHILIP TAN. The Football Assort a tion of Singapore said there were no profits from first
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    100 18 Reuter Johannesburg, Thursday The Professional O o 1 f e r s' Association (POA) here have turned down black golfer Vincent Tshabalala's entry for next week's South African Open championship In Durban. Tshabalala. the current French Open champion, has been in dispute with the POA since he
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    180 18 Reuter Lahore, ThursdayMalaysia beat India 2-1 after a goalless first half cn the fifth day of the Quald-e-Azam hockey tournament here yesterday and both teams are now locked together In the Group A table. Malaysia and India have four points each with one preliminary
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    853 19  -  Fanatical courage in front of the goalmouth DON REVIE If it were possible for me to choose one of the world's great post-war goalscorers for England's team, I would plump for Denis Law. He Is ahead in my rating above even Jimmy Greaves or Gerd
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    AUSTRALIANS WANT STORE AS VENUE
    767 19  -  Jeffrey Low As political pressure builds up on tile "Taiwan Stalemate'*, the Australian Soccer Federation now want both their World Cup qualifying matches against Taiwan to be played in Singapore*Thi* proposal will be put to the international Football Federation (Flfa) president, Dr. Joao Haveiange, and
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    498 19 Worlds Special; Reuter Rome, Thursday A great goal by Roberto Bettega 13 minutes from the end carried Italy, to a 2-0 win over England in a World soccer Cup European Group Two qualifying match here yesterday. Until then the English team had looked capable
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    58 20 MEI LIN: It Is disheartening to know that despite CNB's efforts, drug -taking Is still prevalent. The number of arrests by the CNB has almost doubled between 1974 and 1975. AH FOOK: No, this does not mean drug-taking Is on the Increase. It's Just that the CNB Is
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      199 20 THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN: Big Brother, (ch. 5. 7.45 p.m. In colour). Steve Austin Plays father when he Is put In charge of a tough 16-year-old boy who thinks breaking the law Is a big joke. Steve's job Is to change the adolescent's outlook of life. mm Dave Allen
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