New Nation, 22 August 1977

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  • 21 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Monday, August 22, 1977 No. 2034 Price 25 cents M C (P) 262/1/77 i MONDAY, AUCUST 22, 1977
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  • 594 1 Schoolgirl Alice Sim Swee Neo, 14, who ran away from home because of a love bite row with her mother, yesterday spoke of her six-day ordeal when she spent sleepless nights at a construction site. She also told how she befriended a group of youths
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  • 280 1 ...for United States' ties with China UPI Tokyo, Monday US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance left for Peking today to meet Chinese leaders for talks that could be crucial for the relationships with the People's Republic of China. Although the Vance meeting is described as exploratory, it
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  • 25 1 (.'arrlganft (Irish Republic). Monday Ten armed guerillas took over the police station at gunpoint here yesterday and stole uniforms and stacks of flies.
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    • 55 1 INSIDE S'pore bowlers give warning Page 19 IN THE OTHER PAGES: Cinemas 2; Crossword 14; Moneywords 15; Btars 18; Comics 19. Groucho cremated Los Angeles, MondayJulius Henry Marx, known to millions as Groucho, was cremated here yesterday after a memorial service attended as he wished it by only about a
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous

  • 61 2 One person was slightly injured in this accident involving an army track, a taxi and a lorry at Chaa Chn Kane load. The lorry was pnahed some 151 metres away by the impact of the collision. The taxi emerged the worst off from the accident, Its
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  • 240 2 S'pore businessmen plan a memo to Govt Local Industrialists and buslnessmen have expressed concern over Japanese interests here which they feel may adversely affect their business. Sources said some senior members of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry recently held a closed-door meeting to
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  • 107 2 Trading opened on a dull note on lack of speculative support at the Stock Exchange of Singapore during the first 45 minutes today. BUSINEBB DONE: First Sactfoa J.C.-MPH (1) 1.36. HAW PAR (1) 1.04. k ST. STEAMBHIP (1) 2.60. Y.H. SENO (2) 2.00. K.L. KEPONO (2) 1.40. PRIMA
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  • 192 2 A number of officers who turned up for the Ed u c ation Ministry's current promotion exercise waited for almost three hours before they were finally called up for Interviews. These officers, mostly education development officers attached to the Ministry, were scheduled from 5 p.m.
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  • 287 2 Driving schools and instructors are overwhelmingly in favour of the Government's proposal to license them. They feel this will check the mushrooming of unregistered driving schools and schools set up by newly qualified drivers. Proprietors of several driving schools, said they feel that: NEWLY
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  • 66 2 Madam Lau Shul Ylng, 63, mother of Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng, died at the Singapore General Hospital yesterday at 4.30 a.m. a her a long illness. Dr. Lee, MP for Farrer Park, is her only child. The funeral will be at 32 Slglap Hill at 1
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  • 224 2 The Singapore youth is more pragmatic and aloof compared with his ASEAN counterparts. His urban environment, a faster tempo of life and the Republic's emphasis on development of human resources contribute largely to this. The distinct behavioural pattern of the Singapore youth was drawn during questlon-and-answer time after
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 96 2 [CHSD] ART 77, an exhibition of works by local artist* to mark the first anniversary of the official opening of the art gallery, at National Museum, till 5 p.m. NATIONAL DAT photo exhibition. Jointly organised by the Ministry of. Culture and the photographic societies, at Victoria Memorial Hall, till 7
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    • 541 2 I Today: 3.36 a on. (2.2 m); 3.36 pjn. (2.4 m). Tomorrow: 5.02 ajn. (2m); 4.40 p.m. (2.3 m). Wednesday: 7.13 ajn. (1.9 m); 0.04 pjn. (2.3 m). Tharidajr: 8.47 ajn. (2.1 m); 7.37 pjn. (2.4 m). Friday: 9.41 ajn. (2.jm); 8.47 pjn. (2.6 m). Satuday: 10.21 ajn. (2.4 m);
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    • 97 2 Big Sweep and Toto BIG SWEEP drawn at Bukit Timah on Saturday: I—No. *****0 2—No. *****1 3—No. *****6 Starters Nos. *****5, *****5, *****8. *****8, *****6, *****7. *****0. C on so 1 a t i on—New. *****4, *****7, *****4, *****1, *****5, *****7, *****8, *****6, *****3, *****0. 9 BIG SWEEP drawn on
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  • 230 3 Squash has taken a bit of the heat from soccer in Singapore for the moment at least. Spectators at the finals of the Singapore Open squash championship held at the Tanglin Club yesterday peered through legs, climbed on ladders and perched on narrow ledges just to get
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  • 391 3 'Give us greater share of opportunities' Reuter Kuala Lumpur, Monday The Malaysian Chinese Association yesterday urged the government to give the Chinese a greater share of education, land and economic opportunities. The call was made in resolutions passed at the concluding session of the annual
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  • 46 3 The Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Mr. Lee Khoon Choy will launch a three-day family planning campaign at the Jalan Teck Kee community centre on Friday at 8 p.m. to intensify family planning educational activities in the more rural areas of Singapore.
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  • 188 3 A team of Singapore Armed Forces servicemen are sacrificing their after-duty hours to provide aftercare service for drug addicts released from detention camps. The SAF*s Social Work Branch has 72 paracounsellors who have been trained to pick up from where full-time counsellors leave
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    • 104 3 See Page 18 House of Fish Heads Introduces 10 sumptious varieties of fish heads For the first time, we have specialty prepered X) varieties of Fish Heads to whet your appetite. Steamed, fried, curry anyway you like it. And each Fish Head have been carefully selected by our Chef to
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  • 96 4 At first light, joggers appear on the scene the start of another busy day at East Coast Park. During weekends, hundreds of joggers can be seen at the seven-kilometre parkland, running up and down the slopes and tracks. Besides joggers, there are also cyclists and carefree
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  • 299 4 Nanyang Girls expand to meet demand Nanyang Girls' High School will Increase Its Primary One classes from four to ten next year. This Is to meet an Increasing demand for places In the school, said the principal, Miss Chua Liang. "In the past
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  • 75 4 Muslim teachers and pupils in the afternoon session can leave school one period earlier during the fasting month. This is to enable them to go home In time to break fast. However, principals have been reminded that their Muslim teachers should complete their full teaching load
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  • 42 4 The Singapore Association of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators will host a dinner and dance at the Shangrlla Hotel on Aug. 31 at 7.30 p.m. Quest of honour will be Mr. Barry Barker, the institute's secretary and chief executive.
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  • 339 4 Pranksters have been calling up the Registry of Vehicles with complaints against "faulty" cars and motor-cycles. The ROV, acting In good faith, summoned the owners to send their vehicles In for checking only to find the vehicles faultless and in some cases, even fairly new. "Sometimes
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  • 230 4 Nurse practitioners are now well received by patients at all the 28 polyclinics and outpatient dispensaries, according to a Health Ministry spokesman. They are nurses specially trained to treat simple ailments and relieve doctors in handling patients who need periodic checkups. The nurse practitioners also "screen"
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  • 103 4 Mr. Leong Hin Seng, who recently made a major breakthrough in re-attachment surgery here, has opted to leave government service at 50, to go into private practice. Mr. Leong Is the surgeon who successfully sewed up the severed arm of factory worker Wong Toke Lin at the
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  • 179 4 A man has been askIn donations for the Little Sisters of the Poor Home for the Aged, In Upper Thomson Road without authority from the Home. He is believed to be the same man who posed as an official of the Singapore Buddhist Federation
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  • 646 5 'New West Bank settlements not an obstacle to peace* Agencies Jerusalem, Monday The Israeli government yesterday rebuked the United States for showing disapproval at last week's move to set up three new Jewish settlements on the West Bank of the River Jordan. A. statement
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  • 141 5 AP Beirut, Monday At least 17 people were killed and many more were wounded yesterday In a sudden flareup of fighting between Christian and MuallmDruze villagers in central Lebanon, a police spokesman reported. Most of the casualties occurred when the Syrian-dominated Arab League peace
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  • 145 5 Reuter Tel Aviv, Monday A snap election would sweep Prime Minister Begin and his rightwing Likud Party back into power, an opinion poll showed here yesterday. The poll, conducted by a private company. Indicated that the Likud Party would Increase Its 43 seats in the Knesset
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  • 187 5 UPI Islamabad, Monday Former government minister Mia Mohammad Ataullah and 44 others have resigned 5?"?. x deposed Prime Minister Bhutto's Pakistan People's Party, since its ouster last month, a government announcement said on Saturday. Mr. Ataullah released a formal statement on Friday announcing
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  • 87 5 Reuter Paris, Monday A Saudi Arabian businessman is negotiating to buy the laid-up luxury liner France, the world's longest passenger ship, for use as a Red Sea floating hotel, French Supply Minister Jean-Pierre Fourcade said yesterday. The 06,000-t on n e France, which is
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  • 228 5 Reuter London, Monday—Britain's assistant air traffic controllers who this week caused long flight delays with a go-slow action have voted to fttrike next weekend according to their union representative. Although the result of their secret ballot will not be announced until today, union
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  • 170 5 AFP Lagos. Monday UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim arrived here yesterday from New York to open today's 68-natlon World Conference for Action against Apartheid, being hailed by UN officials already as a landmark In the fight to eradicate racism Mr. Waldheim Is scheduled to fly on to
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  • 43 5 AFP Teheran, Monday Mlnl-sklrts and expensive clot&es have been banned In Iranian schools by government order, Iranian newspapers reported yesterday. The order, signed by Education Minister Manouteheher Gandjl, announced the creation of a "clothing council" to pass on what Is appropriate—AFP.
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  • Article, Illustration
    33 5 A croup of young holldaymakera await a boarding call In the departure lounge of Heathrow Airport in London hit by a goslow by air traffic control aoiatants. UPI UPI radio picture
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  • 432 6 Stockholm, Monday Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda yesterday said United States efforts to solve the Rhodesia crisis were foiled when Britain persuaded former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger that he had to negotiate with Rhodesian Premier lan Smith. The Rhodesian nationalists say there can be
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  • 40 6 Hong Kong. Monday The Chinese Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications will issue a set of three commemorative stamps today to mark the successful convocation of the 11th party congress last week, the New China news agency reported yesterday, Reuter.
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  • 128 6 UPI TODAY la Monday, Aug. 22, the 234 th day of 1977 with 131 to follow. THE MOON Is moving from ltavAnt quarter to Its full ph«M. THE EVENING STARS are Venua, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. THE EVENING STAR Is Mercury. Those born on this date are under the
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  • 57 6 Reuter Nancy (Prance), Monday Anxious neighboors called police to break down the door of a flat here after they heard repeated and anguished cries of "Mummy, Mommy." When the poller burst through the door, they found an apparently contented parrot, left alone for the day. It greeted
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  • 98 6 Mei -Lin: Our community centre -has just started a cooking class. Ah Fook: That's good. When can I come for dinner? Borneo de LianlugsuS JP fff Hao nil shenme sh'hdi\ 1+ <7inq wo chT w ancfin J .W 4 Mei Lin: Balai rakyat kita baru
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  • 187 6 AP London, Monday.—Britain's bigger.t duck farm has a toehold in Asia because it decided to give Britlsii housewives more value for their money and wound up with too many feet on its hands. Cherryvale duck farm used to sell their countrywomen ducks
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  • 25 6 Reuter Dover, Monday A 17 year old Egyptian student, Nasser ElShazli. yesterday swam the English channel In a record eight hours 45 minutes.—Reuter.
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  • 268 6 Reuter Nairobi, Monday Ethiopia's military rulers told their people for the first time yesterday of major battlefield casualties in their eastern border war. Addis Ababa radio re-, ported a toll of 150 Ethiopian soldiers killed and more than 250 wounded while driving Somali
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  • 152 6 Reuter Canberra, Monday Seven leading Australian scientists yesterday called on the government to postpone indefinitely a decision to resume the mining and export of uranium. The group said in a statement: "It now seems certain that the government is on the point of anno
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  • 145 6 AP Tupelo (Mississippi), Monday The City will set up an Elvis Presley Birthplace Memorial Trust Fund to finance a permanent memorial to the rock singer Presley, who died last Tuesday, was born In Tupelo 42 years ago. His birthplace. a woodframe, two-room house. Is managed
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • 202 6 •J M I» WEATHER London—Partly cloudy, 14-20 C. Headline: Airport chaos grows and outlook Is grimmer. Paris—Cloudy, possible showers, 19-13 C. Headline: Increase of French prices picks up in July. Rome—Rain, 16-30 C. Headline: Antl-Mafla colonel killed in Sicily. Moscow—Overcast, 1721C. Pravda*S headline: Political Bureau of CPBU approved the results
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  • 305 7 For the World Law Conference: Clark Reuter Manila, Monday Former United States Attorney General Ramsey Clark said yesterday that the holding of the World Law Conference in Manila was wrong unless delegates were prepared to speak out against alleged abuses of human rights in the Philippines.
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  • 247 7 AP Seattle, Monday—"lf a country is making a mess of Its economy, we don't lend to that country," a World Bank official said. "But if it makes a mess of its politics, that is not a basis for denying loans." Raymond Goodman, director of
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  • 247 7 AFP Tokyo, Monday. The Japanese shipbuilding industry Is turning to odd Jobs —building anything floatable from a hotel'to an airport —to revive its idle shipyards which once gave birth to supertankers. The Japanese Shipbuilders Association recently drafted a blueprint of a "floating airport"
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  • 182 7 AP Washington. Monday The US State Department has asked South Africa if it plans to explode a nuclear device, and told that country such a test would have "the most serious Implications." John Medelros, a State Department Press spokesman, said that South Africa had not
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  • 31 7 Reuter San Salvador, Monday Seenteen bomb* exploded almost simultaneously in various towns and cities of El Salvador early yesterday, and police said a leftwing guerilla group claimed responsibility for them.—Reuter.
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  • 77 7 Sandy Allen, 22, of Shelbyville, Indiana, who at 2.32 m (Itt. 7'ln.) is the world's tallest living woman, according to the Guinness Book of World Records, poses at the Guinness World Records Exhibit Hall in New York's Empire State Building with a statue of the
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  • 174 7 UPI Manila, Monday Despite recent pledges by Japanese Prime Minister Fukuda that Japan does not aspire to become a military power, a Filipino c o 1 u m nlst said yesterday he believes it is Inevitable that Japan will eventually re-arm. In a commentary carried
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  • 57 7 Reuter Vancpuver (Br ltlsh Columbia), Monday Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and his wife Margaret, legally separated in May, were reunited yesterday when they boarded a government Jet here for a flight to Ottawa. Mr. Trudeau and one of his three sons, three-year-old Sacha, flew here yesterday by
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  • 401 8 The Internal pressures on President Carter to normalise relations with China are summarised In the New York Times editorial reproduced on this page. The New York Times picks up the point from US Senator Edward Kennedy, one of the latest converts to the cause
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  • WHISPERS By ISPY
    • 75 8 A mother who is registering her son In school for Primary One next year, couldn't decide whether to send him to a school that already teaches the multiplication tables In Pr. I, or to one that boasts of a very high stan- dard In Its Chinese. She moaned:
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    • 51 8 A man in San Francisco was looking for a toilet and walked through a door which- aafld: "WCMKN." To his shock, he was greeted by screams and hysterics from the womeri inside. Later, he realised that some prankster has erased part of the letter "O" from the word
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  • 762 8  -  MONDAY WITH SONNY YAP SONNY YAP Does it matter whether the person in the next world war will be killed by heat, blast or ray? (Or for that matter, bullet, arrow or kung fu chop). At a time when we are assured of
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  • 584 8 NEW YORK TIMES T, 3 VOICE OF THE PRESS fc; j Heading: Recognising Peking, protecting Taiwan. Secretary of State Vance (visiting China), is representing a President who Is on record as wishing to "normalise" relations with the People's Republic, with Its 800 million Chinese on
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  • 274 8 N.Y. Times London: A major British drive to promote a less hazardous cigarette containing cellulose seems to be going up in smoke. Since July 1, the date when it was agreed that all the new brands would be launched so none would gain a market
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  • 1016 9  -  'With US ties and assistance we have been living well but,./ By P.P. Tang UPI Talpeh: Taiwan's heartbeat is running faster than usual as US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance prepares to visit Peking to talk with Chinese leaders. Unlike the July 9.
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  • 868 9 West Germans —the last of the big spenders Reuter About three million Germans rolled over the Alps and descended on the sunny Mediterranean last weak as the big holiday wave began. In contrast to ancient times when the German hordes sacked Rome these awniial InVMlnm are welcomed by the Latins.
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  • trend
    • 1011 10 / 11 GROWING NUMBER OF COUPLES NOW LOOKING FOR WAYS TO HAVE THE CHILDREN THEY WANT NYT New York: At a time when better birth control, legal abortion, rising costs and population consciousness have prompted and enabled millions of American couples to precisely control their family
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    • 160 10 / 11 For those of us who cannot carry off the current fash lonably kinky and casual styles, we present here two outfits which Just about everybody can wear in style. You don't even need to be model slim to look good in these clothes. Made of soft georgette,
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    • Grapevine
      • 77 10 / 11 These Japanese women are not trying to get headaches, though it may look like It, but rather to get rid of headaches! It's a unique ritual called "Horoku Kyu" which Is held annually In Tokyo on the hottest day of the year where a plate
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      • 68 10 / 11 Imagine clutching a dictionary into the delivery room but that is exactly what some Japanese women In Singapore do when giving birth. According to the staff of a maternltv ....j uiM|UtlU nere, these women, though Intent on the processes of labour, are aware enough to look up
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      • 92 10 / 11 Formal etiquette has Its uses, a friend who decided to do away with formality as far as possible at her wedding wrote out her Invitation as she thought It right. So it read: "...(groom's first name), son of Mdm and... (bride's first name), daughter of Mr. and Mrs..
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    • Dear Ros
      • 143 10 / 11 I do not understand why I, a man, should cry so easily. I cry when I listen to people's sad stories, read about tragic happenings, or watch sad movies. Why is this so? Is it like this with other men or is it some sort of
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      • 116 10 / 11 I am a female preuniversity student who mixes around freely with classmates of both sexes. I have this male classmate who tries to molest me. I do like him but only as a friend. I really do not know what to do for as If
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      • 221 10 / 11 I am 32. my boyfriend is 25. He Is a nice person and he cares for me, I think I love him too but the only thing that Is bothering me Is our age difference. He says he doc««'t mind having a girlfriend my age. But
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      • 217 10 / 11 We will be getting married soon and my fiancee and I get along very well except for one small problem. I am a convinced freethinker while she is a Catholic and she insists that I convert so that we would have more in common. Her main worry is
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      • 157 10 / 11 I have been separated from my husband for a year. I am now going out without another man. Recently I heard that my husband Is sick and is going to die. I now realise that he is a better man than my present boyfriend. I was too
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  • 562 12  -  R.L Moscow: Russian women have been urged to revise their attitude to marriage to avoid ending up as "frustrated women." In an extraordinary official statement published recently, millions of 80 vlet women are being encouraged to become mistresses and unmarried mothers. Moscow's official paper, The
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  • 1032 12 The Bangla coup, Indira's defeat and the victory of pro-US Govt, in Lanka mark... Washington Post Colombo: The recent election victory of a Conservative basically proAmerican government in Sri Lanka completed the elimination of left-lean-ing administrations throughout volatile South Asia. The
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  • 615 12 NYT Wankle, (Rhodesia): The bull elephant, grandest of the animals, Is pitiful in death. At a single shot from a .475-calibre rifle, he trumpets and growls in pain, lifts his trunk Into the air as if beseeching the elephants, then crumples to his knees
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  • 121 14 —g Business j News i and Views i Reuter Prices at 11.30 a.m. today (Australian time) on the Sydney Stock Exchange. ACI 1M 160 ADC 12 16 Ampot Pet 60 63 ANI 123 APM 114 Bank NSW 480 Bramble* 160 BBP 664 666 Boral 206 200 CBA 260 264
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  • 677 14 Investors fear slowdown in economy NEW YORK UPI The stock market fell to a 19-month low last week amid persistent lnvestor concern over rising Interest rates and fear that the economy will slow down. Trading was moderate. The Dow Jones Industrial average, which plunged
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  • 163 14 Kuala Lumpur, Monday A high-powered trade delegation from Austria will be visiting Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines in October to explore possibilities of increasing the trade volume between Austria and these countries. The outgoing Austrian Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. K.R. Zlegler, said the 35
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  • 398 14 ZURICH During {the period under review, the Swiss stock market disengaged itself from Wall Street and displayed an upward trend amid heavier trading. The turnaround on Tuesday In the longneglected stocks of Swiss banks a tendency that picked up momentum as the week progressed exerted a
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  • 154 14 The week was shortened by the national holiday on Aug. 15, and after an Irregular start, the market recovered against a background of unchanged political news and new economic statistics such as an improvement In the trade balance. The market, for the moment, appears happier to follow the example
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  • 418 14 LONDON Following further comment over the weekend on the July trade figures, the stock markets opened the week on a subdued note. However, the more positive features of the previous Friday The cut In MLR and the fall in the Inflation rate resulted In the return of
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  • Page 14 Miscellaneous
    • 296 14 Crossword mi ill iittiii uHiiM ■UIB mmmh rnmmrn iMUHHI Mmm ■■■ma *u*m iiiii mmm ui Ml till ail HI HI 7 State capital 8 Start 9 Parish offlclal 10 Mel of baseball 11 "What's for me?" 12 Btore event 13 Punta del 21 Baseball teams 22 Tennis Rod 26 Creeper
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  • 48 15 This looks like a multi-wheeled car but actually it's a stunt by the famous "twowheel" drivinr team called the Hell Drivers. Joe Williams, Monti Bessie and Jonny Bossle are drivinr three cars in a row during a show in Helsinki. PANA picture
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  • 353 15  -  Motoring l>v Nick Van Nugteren A team of six men —four German Journalists and two Japanese engl n e e rs—arrived In Singapore 10 days ago enroute to Penang, driving two Mazda 323s and a Mazda 808. They are doing an endurance and reliability
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  • Page 15 Miscellaneous
    • 550 15 Monday EU-1 Cut qut and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Address T J_L_L FILL IN L__D MISSING B_ L D letters D V E ACR °ss USING 9. JL H CLUES B L_ L BELOW ■•"•■■■Cut along dotted lines mm mmm m CLUES FOR EU-1
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    • 487 15 JACKPOT GOES UP TO $6000 No entrant submitted a solution which corresponded in all respects with the set of answers held by the judges to be the most apt and accurate In the New Nation Moneywords Contest ES. Eight entrants each submitted a s o 1 u t Ion which
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  • SPORT STARTS HERE
    • 83 16 Kuala Lumpur, Monday Llm Kee Yan of Malaysia was the overall champion In the Malaysia karate budokan International Open championships last night. Results Overall: 1. Lim Kee Yan (Mai) 2. Fung Kok Chee (Mai). Class "A" l. Mark Phillips (Aust) 2. Samson Dass (Mai) 3. Llvi
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    • 364 16  -  16 qualify for National finals MARTIAL ARTS by Wilfred Shimmen Four Indonesian tournament judges trained by the World Union of Karate-do Organisations are coming to Singapore to judge this year's Pesta Sukan National karate -do championships at the Gay World Stadium on Sept. 3. The judges all
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    • 456 17 New Property took command soon after the start, leading into the straight from Swift Valour, with Legal Entry closing in third. Starting his run at the distance Swift Valour swept past New property 200 m out to win by four lengtiu. Legal
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    • 629 17 RACING with Scrutineer Chens Stable's Technician put up a fine showing in the Class 1 Division 1— 1600 m race at Bukit Tlmah yesterday, and emerged as a bright prospect for the Pesta Sukan Cup over 1850 m on Sunday. Technician showed
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    • 347 17 Reuter London, Monday England, having won the Ashes, stuck yesterday with the men who achieved it by naming the same side for the Fifth and final cricket Test against Australia beginning at The Oval on Thursday. The selectors Included Tony Oreig, Alan Knott and
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    • 348 17 New York, Monday Andy North, another face in the seemingly endless line of young men who are reshaping the pro golf tours, sank two crucial putts and scored his first victory with a twostroke triumph yesterday in the US$3OO,OOO (about 8|720,000) Westchester
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    • 405 18  -  Comfort for spectators next year By PETER LO The men s final of the Singapore Open squash championship at the Tanglln Club was a family alTalr between the Qui brothers. Both Fahlm and Rahlm played to expectations, displaying the high standard that Is
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    • 238 18 Joenkoeplng, Monday —East Germany's girl swimmers crowned their week of success at the European championships here by winning all three golds in the women's events on the final day yesterday. Their 4 x 100 metres medley team fought off a dogged Soviet squad
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    • 125 18 Reuter Frankfurt. Monday Qamar Zaman of Pakistan beat reigning World champion Geoff Hunt of Australia 9-0, 4-9, 9-6, 9-3 In the final of an International squash tournament here yesterday. Zaman, 26, who Is ranked Number Two In the world behind Hunt, won a first prize of £2000
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    • 29 18 Kuala Lumpur, Monday The touring Pakistan International A 1 r 1 Ines (PIA) hockey team yesterday defeated the Malaysian Selection 6-1 In their second friendly match here.
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    • 279 18 AFP Sofia, Monday—Cuban track stars brought the 1977 World Student Games back Into world focus when double Olympic champion Alberto Juantorena bettered his own 800 metres world record and Alejandro C asanas broke the world 110 metres hurdles record before 6000 spectators at the 70,000
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    • 477 19  -  By TONY KOH Mahader Haaum yesterday added another feather to his cap when he beat Patrick Loh 9-5 in a lack-lustre men's final of the National Hard Court championships at the National Stadium courts. Rain again upset the day's fixtures and all games in the
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