New Nation, 24 March 1978
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Title Section18 1978-03-24 1 NewNation SINGAPORE Friday, March 24, 1978 NO. 2215 Price 25 cents M.C. (P) 216/1/78 NEW NATION COMMENT fe™^sra?sf™18 words
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Article731 1978-03-24 1 Many private doctors and dentists today said they will not Increase their fees despite the government's decision to put up outpatient and dental charges. In fact, they said, more people can be expected to visit private clinics rather than OPDs because rates are about the731 words
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Article242 1978-03-24 1 Eieuterlo Nival of the Philippines, sank a six-metre birdie putt on the 9th to be one-under at' the turn in the second round of the Singapore Opep golf championship at Bukit Course this morning. Nival had a first round of 76 yesterday. American Don Klenk242 words
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Article92 1978-03-24 1 Singapore gained their second victory In the East Asian team squash championships this morning when they took a 3-0 winning lead over the Philippines at Kallang. V. Oopai scored Singapore's first point with a 9-7, 9-1, 7-9, 9-5 win over Fausto Presyler In 36 minutes, and Oon Chong92 words
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336 1978-03-24 1 AP UPI Jerusalem, Friday Israeli sources yesterday alleged that the US government launched a carefullyorchestrated campaign to force Prime Minister Menachem Begin out of office. The sources, who have access to Mr. Begln's Inner circle of advisers, claimed the White House and State DepartmentAP; UPI - 336 words
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Advertisement88 1978-03-24 1 INSIDE Anita's back in action Page 10 Collars that I A saw the inside of a laundry Page 2 IN THE OTHER PAGE8: Crossword 12; Moneywords 14; Stars 15; Comics 18; What's On 19. r V* A* i S'pore i Singapore gained their second victory In the East Asian team88 words
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Advertisement24 1978-03-24 1 Rowo Jeans E&SjjTffil >1 VII I S itosi: <0* m r i -r, T* J \>m\ V V. r tifjf tfa ,h Eastern Agencies .*>•24 words
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Miscellaneous17 1978-03-24 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m. to A p m. today Isolated showers In late afternoon.17 words
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Article145 1978-03-24 2 Lawyers have been told that the bands and wing collars thej wear In court should be "white, clean and starched." The Law Society, in a circular to members, said It has been observed that their bands and collars "have never seen the inside of a laundry."145 words
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Article17 1978-03-24 2 Mr S.M. Vasag&r has been re-elected president of the Great Eastern Life Assurance Field Officers Guild.17 words
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Article, Illustration64 1978-03-24 2 Encik Mansor Hajl Sukalml, MP for Kampong Kembagaan, chats with British Prime Minister James Callaghan, during a reception at No 10 Downing Street. Enclk Mansor was In London recently to represent Singapore at the 27th seminar of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. With them Is Mr64 words
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Article281 1978-03-24 2 Ivan Lim - Shops say increase in deposit for plastic containers too high By Ivan Lim Some provision shops have boycotted a soft drinks company because it has ipcreased the deposit for plastic cases. Many others, who are members of the Provision Shops Friendly Association, are threatening to281 words
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229 1978-03-24 2 Sing a p or e and Australia have worked out a new bilateral sugar agreement, according to the Australian Trade Commissioner, Mr Peter Home. He said three representatives from CBR Limited, which represents Australian sugar manufacturers, were here recently to negotiate with229 words
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Article46 1978-03-24 2 Two colour films on the Netherlands will be screened at the National Museum theatrette tomorrow at 10.45 a.m. The films are Waddensea Birds' Paradise, about a wetland area visited by thousands of birds and Waterway, on the Dutch hydro graphic service. Admission free.46 words
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192 1978-03-24 2 Police looking for clues at the slene of a crime will no longer have to grope in semi-darkness. From now on they will use a lighting system with a 1.5 kilowatt portable generator which was delivered to the ClD's Scene of Crime Unit192 words
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Article, Illustration158 1978-03-24 3 These boys app a re n 11 y prefer playing football In the void deck of a block of flats rather than walk to a football field several hundred metres away. New Nation photographer Johari Raslkin caught them playing In Block 83, Bedok158 words
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Article539 1978-03-24 3 'A' level students often do better than graduates, says Dr Chin Students with only GCE "A" level certificate often do better than university graduates In the English proficiency iest conducted by the Institute of Education. This has puzzled many lecturers at the Institute, said Dr Chin539 words
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187 1978-03-24 3 Kuala Lumpur, Friday The Ministry of Health Is concerned over the present outbreak of cholera which has resulted In 93 confirmed cases and 23 carriers found so far, the Secretary-gene-ral of Health, Dr Raja Ahmad Nordln said yesterday. He said that In Peninsular Malaysia alone there187 words
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Article45 1978-03-24 3 The Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation will bold a carnival at the Big Splash from today till Sunday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. each programme, part of Its eigth anniversary celebrations Includes a food snd fun-fair lucky drawa and live-band performances.45 words
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Article36 1978-03-24 3 Dr Wong Tie Tai of th» Health M&tfstry will gi*e a talk In Bngllsh on Emotional and Behavioural Problems In Children at the National Library meeting room tomorrow at S p.m. Admission is free.36 words
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Article25 1978-03-24 3 The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board courtesy campaign will be launched by Its chairman, Mr Tan I Tong, at the Hilton Hotel on April 1.25 words
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Advertisement250 1978-03-24 3 ÜBL v i SPEAKER THAT LOOKS AT MUSIC THE WAY YOU DO LEFT. RIGHT. In a concert hall, the sound surrounds you. You hear all of it. Every sound. All the sound. Most speakers can't do that. They meet you half way. JBL's new speaker goes all the way. It250 words
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Article267 1978-03-24 4 The Singapore Tourist Prom otlon Board Is recruiting staff for several senior posts to meet Its growing responslblll--11 e s In promoting tourism. It wants an assistant director to take charge of its regional offices. This Is because the STPB Is heavily Involved In overseas267 words
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186 1978-03-24 4 Salaries for Sinnpore Airlines' captains and co-pilots on Jumbo Jets have been raised under a new collective agreement signed recently. The maximum pay for captains has been Increased by $450 while 00-pllote nave theirs raised by 1225. Captains of 7075, 737s and186 words
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Article, Illustration319 1978-03-24 4 Ten American researchers are having an adventure roaming high seas. Capt Gregg Dugan. 28. and his nine crew members are collecting data on weather, marine life and oceanx In various parts of the world. They have been at sea for the319 words
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681 1978-03-24 4 Rav Dhaliwal - IN PARLIAMENT YESTERDAY by Rav Dhaliwal Parliament yesterday passed nine amendments to the Factories Act 1973 to provide for--sat er working conditions to combat the "high" number of Industrial accidents. The reinforced Act is also designed (or better enforcement of the law to ensure681 words
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Advertisement15 1978-03-24 4 SUNSHIELD ALSO THEFT/QLARE/FADE PROOF Available: Do-it-yourself kits, too. V»ll- S PORE *****8 #811- K.L. *****515 words
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Advertisement23 1978-03-24 4 There are many open air restaurants at night! But, there is only one m at the Raffles Hotel where the food is excellent!23 words
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Article279 1978-03-24 5 China: AntiSoviet clause stays Pact with Japan... Reuter Peking, Friday China made It clear yesterday It would only sign a proposed peace and friendship treaty with Japan If a controversial antihegemony clause so far resisted by the Tokyo government were Included. A vice-chairman of the National People's Congress Ulanfu toldReuter - 279 words
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Article101 1978-03-24 5 Reuter Narlta (Japan), Friday Thousands of riot police tightened their security grip around Tokyo's new International airport yesterday as battlelines were drawn for a renewal of violence between security forces and opponents of the Isolated airport. As part of the new precautions, the airport authorityReuter - 101 words
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Article225 1978-03-24 5 Reuter Peking, Friday Senior Vice-Premier Teng Hsiao-ping said yesterday the Soviet Union could not win a war with China. Mr Teng was also quoted as having expressed doubts to a West German parliamentary leader over the will and the power of the United StatesReuter - 225 words
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Article, Illustration216 1978-03-24 5 AFP Reuter Jakarta, Friday—With the formalities of the presidential and vicepresidential elections over and the Congress session officially closed, the situation In Jakarta Is expected to return to normal In the coming days. Student dissidents have, however. In past weeksAFP; Reuter; AP picture - 216 words
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129 1978-03-24 5 Hong Kong, Friday Vietnam yesterday officially abolished all private enterprises In the southern half of the country, Radio Ho Chi Mlnh City announced last night. A statement by the People's Committee of the city said the decision was taken In order to stabilise the129 words
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168 1978-03-24 5 Reuter New Delhi, Friday Prime Minister Morarjl Desai last night replied to public criticism of his administration by claiming a good record for the Janata Party government at the end of Its first year In office. He claimed major credit for itsReuter - 168 words
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441 1978-03-24 6 Reports cause jitters in South Africa UPI New York, Friday American firms with business Interests In southern Africa said yesterday they had received reports of a massive buildup of Cuban troops and Soviet armour In Mozambique which borders both Rhodesia and South Africa. The businessUPI - 441 words
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131 1978-03-24 6 Reuter Lusaka, Friday US envoy Andrew Young will hold Informal talks with key black African leaders this weekend In a lastditch attempt to avert Intensification of the Rhodeslan guerilla war. The African leaders, from the front-Une group of Angola, Botswana, Mozambique, Tanzania and Zambia,Reuter - 131 words
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Article41 1978-03-24 6 AFP Hons Kong, Friday. A Chinese gunboat entered Hong Kong waters this morning, the government confirmed today. It was r«portly the first time In recent years that a Chinese gunboat has entered so far Into Hong Kong waters.AFP - 41 words
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180 1978-03-24 6 Reuter London, Friday Pakistan's chief martial law administrator, General Zla-Ul Haq, said In an Interview televised here last night that It was not In his power to spare the life of former Premier Zulflkar All Bhutto, under sentence of death. He told British IndependentReuter - 180 words
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Article, Illustration79 1978-03-24 6 Mei Lin: How did you know short hair is back is fashion? Ah Fook: I didn't. I fell asleep at the barber's. Mei Lin: Bagaimona anda tahu rambut pendek menjadi fesyen semula Ah Fook: Saya tidak tahu. Soya tertidur di kedai gunting rambut. FOOTNOTE: Chinese79 words
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Article199 1978-03-24 6 UPI Indianapolis, Friday The meal was a celebration, but the dessert was a bomb an Incendiary bomb and the Jury has decided damages are in order in the case of the exploding banana flambe. Hatef and Subadeh Behnla. the couple burned by the flaming surprise asked forUPI - 199 words
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Article49 1978-03-24 6 AFP Stockholm, Friday It Is dangerous to transCt bull's sperm by plane, according to the odlnavian airline BAS. An airline official told a Swedish technical magazine that If pressure dropped suddenly, frosen sperm eeuld glee off deads of fames which might hamper the flight crew. AFP.AFP - 49 words
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Article88 1978-03-24 6 UPI TODAY is* Friday, March 24, the 83rd day of 1978 with 282 to follow. THE MOON is In its full phase. THERE is no morning star. THE EVENING BTARS are Mercury, Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. ONUPI - 88 words
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Miscellaneous234 1978-03-24 6 WORLD WEATHER Moscow Overcast. 1-minus 3C. Pravda's headline: Outlay the Neutron Bomb. Rome Sunny, 15-7 C. Headline: Brunhllde Pertramer captured. Bonn Partly cloudy. 5-2 C. Headline: Israel ceases fire in Southern Lebanon. London Showers. 7-SC. Headline: Government halts new steel expansion In British steel corporation rescue attempt. Parts Rain. 8-3234 words
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Article215 1978-03-24 7 UPI Washington, Friday President Carter yesterday took personal command of the war on government fobblrdy gook, ordering that ail rules and regulations be reduced to "plain English" that all Americans can understand. At a ceremony in the White House Roosevelt Room, Mr Carter signedUPI - 215 words
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Article72 1978-03-24 7 AFP Bangkok, Friday Bangkok police on Wednesday arrested six people In possession of 1.4 kg of high-grade heroin, and Identified one of them as the wife of an alleged drug kingpin reportedly hiding In Taiwan, the Bangkok Post said yesterday. The heroin was found hidden in the seatAFP - 72 words
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Article, Illustration649 1978-03-24 7 He accuses US of dropping support for his ME peace proposal Reuter Washington, Friday Israeli Premier Menachem Begin yesterday accused the United States of having suddenly dropped its support for his Middle East peacc proposals and said objections from Egypt appeared to have beenReuter; AP picture - 649 words
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Article310 1978-03-24 7 Reuter London, Friday Sporadic outbursts of shooting and shelling were reported from Southern Lebanon yesterday on the third day of a ceasefire in the reiglon. Workers at a Red Cross centre in the southern port city of Tyre and they saw Israeli planes bombing an areaReuter - 310 words
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241 1978-03-24 7 Reuter Brest, Friday Salvage experts are studying the possibility of setting fire to the stricken tanker Amoco Cadis as one way of preventing Its remaining oil spilling out, Amoco vice-president Harry Renekema said yesterday. '"There has been a lot of discussion aboutReuter - 241 words
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Article82 1978-03-24 7 AP Washington, Friday America's longest coal strike a walkout by 160,000 miners that has lasted nearly four months could be over by the weekend. United Mine Workers (UlfW) Union members vote today on a contract negotiated by their union leaden to settle their disputeAP - 82 words
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Advertisement79 1978-03-24 7 A Try Our Speciality "CLAY POT" Restaurant 7th Floor (SM) Peace Centre* Selegie Road Tel: *****4,*****2. Daily from a 10.30 am.-l 1.00 pm. Music Performance^^® LTB ZSgrnmm, ispr REDUCE HEAT, GL4RE &F£DEwith 4--W. '3 1 Sun Control Film USA Ro<lfJ r .f;S /fj f.nlar tu-.i' Otters balance jf k")'>o Cuts79 words
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Article456 1978-03-24 8 In the black and white world of newspaper bylines, the Identifiable private letter-writer has a special place. He or she is a known link between the press and the public, one vital lifeline that keeps a newspaper in touch with its readers and their views,456 words
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Article121 1978-03-24 8 ff ayl I WHISPERS spY So you want to be a movie star! Simple, if you are a young Chinese girl with spectacularly bowed lags; or a gnarled and weathered Chinese man to act as a ship's chandler; or a rough Indian man with one lew shorter121 words
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Article, Illustration1459 1978-03-24 8 Siva Arasu - A scientific and intuitive way for investors to gauge political climate of a nation By Siva Arasu Business Times In the boardrooms of the multinationals, decision-making is very much a scientific process. Intuition is important, no doubt. Still, it is unfailingly complemented by a thoroughBusiness Times - 1,459 words
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Article, Illustration626 1978-03-24 8 NYT Calcutta: The canny Chinese have traced Indian Prime Minister Morarjl Desal in a fix. Too much eagerness in grasping the proffered hand might surrender New Delhi's diplomatic options, sign away Indian territory and also offend the Russians, But churlishly hanging backNYT - 626 words
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Article, Illustration551 1978-03-24 9 UPI Hong Kong: Vietnam, admitting that Its grain produc 11 on problems may continue for years, Is undertaking a major campaign to produce vegetables and other subsidiary crops. Rice production has declined in many regions because of drought and other conditions, Include ing hordes of InsectsUPI - 551 words
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Article, Illustration461 1978-03-24 10 / 11 Richard Lim - Sundoun scene »>v Richard Lim You must know Anita Sarawak. She Is back from Europe and she has a whole new cabaret act which she Is doing plghtly at the Tiara Supper Club In ShangriLa Hotel. I caught her opening night act. Eleven o'clock and upPicture by Steven Lee - 461 words
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Article, Illustration298 1978-03-24 10 / 11 The Arts What's This Thing Called The Bassoon? As the title suggests, it will be a lighthearted Introduction to the ipstrument by Patricia Goh on Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Conference Hall. With the support of bass guitarist Tonnl Wei, pianist298 words
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Article, Illustration545 1978-03-24 10 / 11 A RARE viola recital will be given by American Raphael Hillier tomorrow at 8.30 p.m. at the DBS Auditorium. New Yorker Hillier had his early music studies in Berlin and Leningrad (where he studied with Shostakovltch) and at the Curtis Institute of Music. After his orchestral545 words
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Article, Illustration433 1978-03-24 10 / 11 Reuter Art! stic tradition takes a beating usually with, modernisation and Hong Kong's ancient art of Chinese puppetry is no different. The artists are all concerned about the lack of apprentices prepared to learn such a complicated art that incorporates singing, mime and evenReuter - 433 words
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Article438 1978-03-24 10 / 11 Violet Ong - Eatiny Out l»v Violet Ong Eating in a coffee shop is fun because there are usually so many types of food to choose. Each stall has its own speciality and the advantage is that one can eat foods of different cuisines in one meal. And when you438 words
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Advertisement122 1978-03-24 10 / 11 If you think all "leppan-Yaki Steak Houses are the same... wait until vou try IMENO-QI TEPPAN-YAKI STEAK HOUSE AT ICING'S HOTEL Havelockßc OPEN FOR LUNCH NOON 2.30PM. DINNER 6.30PM 10.30PM. BAR NOON 11.00PM. TEL *****5 or *****1 raMMim A& BARBECUE 10% OFF AT LUNCH HOURS FLORAL MILE SEAFOOD 3 1/4122 words
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Article143 1978-03-24 12 UPI London, Friday. The American dollar closed mixed yesterday, down In Frankfurt, Zurich, Brussels and Milan but up against the pound and French franc. Sterling closed nearly 2.5 cents down against the dollar at U551.8735 compared with US$l.B9BO on Wednesday. Although the West Oerman Bundesbank bought UBIIO millionUPI - 143 words
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Article61 1978-03-24 12 Citlbank has cut Its prime lending rate by quarter of a per cent, following the Development Bank of Singapore as reduction of its rate by the same margin yesterday. Citibank's rate will be the same as DBS' at Mven per cent from Monday, leaving only Chartered Bank61 words
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Article231 1978-03-24 12 policy is not changed, says US UPI New York, Friday US policy on ihe dollar problem has not changed since June last year, when the currency started Its most recent slump, and will remain unchanged In 1978, Treasury Secretary W. Michael Blumenthal said In an Interview with Business Week magazineUPI - 231 words
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Stock markets round the world
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Article289 1978-03-24 12 Stocks closed out a losing holiday-shortened week yesterday with prices showing mixed results amid growing concern Inflation was becoming a serious threat to the economy. Trading was moderate. The Dow Jones Industrial average, which had fallen 16.28 points the previous two sessions, slipped another ,1.04 points to 756.50.289 words
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Article32 1978-03-24 12 UPI Dow Jones closing avenges on the NYBB yesterday: 30 Industrials 766.50 (off 1.04), 30 transport 207.88 (up 0.54), IS utilities 106.66 (off 0.07), 66 stocks 267.01 (off 0.06). UPI.UPI - 32 words
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Article156 1978-03-24 12 AFP Prices on the Tokyo stock market yesterday turned lower under profit-taking pressure. The 225-etock Dew-Jones average closed the day at 6.266!78 yen, a drop of 6.89 yen from Wednesday: The TBB index for the first section, where volume came to some 280 million shares against Wednesday's 272 million,AFP - 156 words
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Article69 1978-03-24 12 Closing the Paris Paribas prices In francs cn Bourse yeeteday: 179.50 —1.50 Fonder 323 unch. Prtntempe 44.60 15 Bull 32.50 unch. Royal Dutch 274 —6.20 Mlchelln 1280 9 COB 329.80 —1.20 Thomson 178.10 —1.90 OTP 1M .30 Rhone 66 —1.50 Air 270.10 1 BSN 420 15 Philips 53 169 words
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108 1978-03-24 12 AFP Kuala Lumpur, Friday The Federal Industrial Development Authority (Flda) will organise four major Investment promotion missions this year, its chairman, Datuk Jamil Jan, said yesterday. He said that the first mission would leave for Britain in May. The mission, expected to be ledAFP - 108 words
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175 1978-03-24 12 AFP Peking, Friday Chinese Foreign Trade Minister LI Chiang left here last night for Cairo and Europe to sign a trade agreement In Brussels with the European Economic Community (EEC) on April 3. At the airport Mr Li told the official New ChinaAFP - 175 words
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Article471 1978-03-24 12 WASHINGTON: The United States achieved a faster industrial output rise last year than the other big industrialised nations, a Commerce Department report showed here. The US rate last year was 5.® per cent, which was well up on the 4.9 per cent average In the period 1900-74, the471 words
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Article199 1978-03-24 12 Business News and Views v UPI Washington, Friday President Carter and British Prime Minister James Callaghan discussed the interlocking nature of the industrialised world yesterday, agreeing that collective action is needed to end the present economic slump. The two men had lunch, and afterwardsUPI - 199 words
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Miscellaneous282 1978-03-24 12 Crossword iiiiim mum man mam rillri 111 Hltt ■mil iiw«a« ii HIII mill 7 Eurasian ruminant 8 Hearing organ 9 "Land of the 10 Ophidian 11 Ballet step 12 Born: Fr. 13 Mideast letters 19 Cardinals 22 Annoy 25 Follow 29 Editor's word 28 Paradise 29 we forget 31 Mediterranean282 words
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Article156 1978-03-24 14 Reuter Bangkok, Friday The International swimming and archery federations have said they will not sanction competition In the two events at the Eighth Asian Games here ip December If China take part, an organising committee spokesman said yesterday. Mr Somklt Chltprasong, secretary general of the Games technicalReuter - 156 words
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Article219 1978-03-24 14 Motorracing UPI Nairobi, Friday—Pour person* were killed only minutes alter the start of the 1978 Safari Rally In a three-cai; pile-up Involving fancied local driver Robert Colllnge and two non-competing cars, officials said yesterday. The collision occurred on the outskirts of the capital 20 minutesUPI - 219 words
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Article110 1978-03-24 14 Baxing Reuter New York, Friday—The New York Btate Athletic Commission, controlling body for boxing in the state, said yesterday they 8 till recognised Leon Spinks as world heavyweight champion. The World Boxing Council (WBC) last Saturday stripped Spinks of the title because ne failed to agree byReuter - 110 words
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Article310 1978-03-24 14 Tennis Reuter AFP London, Friday—Philippe Chatrler. French President of the International Tennis Federation (ITF), said on Wednesday that he had found mistrust on all sides when he visited South Africa In February with a four-man delegation. His remarks, published In a newsletter here, coincided with a statementReuter; AFP - 310 words
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Article, Illustration811 1978-03-24 15 As Arda masters rivals, the 15th proves to be... BRAIN MILLER at the SINGAPORE OPEN The 432-metre par-flve 15th hole -of the Buklt Course proved to be the easiest for the 162 golfers who teed-ofT In the first round of the Singapore Open golf championship811 words
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Article, Illustration235 1978-03-24 15 Association Ipoh, Friday Balaiman Bluah of Malaysia shared the opening round with Taiwan's Chen TeeMing with a one-nnder-par 71 in the Malaysian Open amateur (Oil championship at the Tiger Lane Course yesterday. Suiaiman, who has never won the title, was In consistent form when he cardedAssociation - 235 words
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Article450 1978-03-24 16 On the track Double Nine, who ran a splendid race when third to Majorana on this course in January, has trained on and will take some beating when he goes over 1200 m in Race 9 on Sunday. This six-year-old by Fransclncense went once450 words
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Article163 1978-03-24 16 SCRUTINEER BRIAN MILLER FAIRWAY BLUEORA8S iMt 1: Atomic Power Silver ftnage Nationwide Silver Image Fearieas Or A. Nationwide Sliver Image Fearless Oak Im t: Dream Dancer Sltl Pa yon g Dream Dancer Joyful Affair Dream Dancer Montana BUI Dream Dancer Oalteemore wmk1 Bold Chief Terrific Challenger Patriarch Acrobateen Port163 words
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Article, Illustration476 1978-03-24 17 ERIC COOPER - Nik Din top performer of the day Squash By ERIC COOPER As predicted, Singapore and Hong Kong encountered little resistance while chalking up 5-0 victories over Japan and the Philippines respectively In the first round of the East Asian team championship at Kallang476 words
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Article, Illustration470 1978-03-24 17 Suresh Nair - PROFILL by Suresh Nair Happy go lucky Filipino squash player Fausto Preysler looked every inch a movie actor yesterday attired in a striking pin-striped T-shirt and blue shorts that complem en t e d his good looks. But his squash credentials are470 words
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Article373 1978-03-24 17 BRIAN MILLER - Team of four bag all major trophies in Manila Equestrian By BRIAN MILLER Singapore's fourmember equestrian team swept the board when they captured all six major trophies at the Junior Asian Horse Trials at Manila yesterday. The team, comprising Debbie Parkin*, Aaata Storhell, Mohammed Molz and373 words
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Article88 1978-03-24 17 Rio De Janeiro, Friday. Flumlnense Club of Rio De Janeiro hare come to an understanding with Pele that will allow the retired soccer great to play in three games the club have scheduled In Nigeria for April. A spokesman for Flu- ii mlnense, one of Brazil* most famous88 words
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Article, Illustration478 1978-03-24 18 Soccer Reuter London, Friday England Second Dlvlslop club Mlllwall were yesterday ordered to close their ground for two weeks and banned from selling alcohol Indefinitely following a pitch Invasion at a Football Association (FA) Cup-tie earlier this month. The ban was announced by theReuter; Picture by JERRY SEH - 478 words
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Article63 1978-03-24 18 Paris, Friday Several O hundred people demonstrated yesterday against holding the World Cup matches In Argentina in a march that started from the Arch of Triumph but the police stopped well short of the Argen- tine Embassy. No Injuries or arrests were reported. H>e demonstrators carried banners63 words
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Article267 1978-03-24 18 Whitley Secondary's hopes of entering the turd round of the National Schools Secondary Division soccer championship ended when theylost 3-3 to Monk's Hill at Queens town yesi.v terday. A disappointed Whitley official said: "We lost not because the other team were better. We were without four of267 words
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Article520 1978-03-24 18 PHILIP TAN - Hartley opts for white shirts f 3 Malaysia Cup. t^\ 7B By PHILIP TAN The poor floodlights In Ipoh, the venue for Sunday's Malaysia Cup soccer tie between Singapore and Perak, has prompted soccer adviser Trevor Hartley to come up with a solution to help520 words
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Article50 1978-03-24 18 The National Women's Mini-Serena hockey competition will be held on April 16 at the SRC Padang from B.SO a.m. There will be two divisions—Divisions I and n and entry fee is $10 per team. Form* are available from Mrs Maureen Martens, tel: *****00 or *****1 (after 8 p.m.).50 words
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Miscellaneous540 1978-03-24 14 HEW NHIIN Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below. Nome (Mr/Mrs/Miss): Address FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW mb mm mmm mm m Cut along dotted lines mm mm M J CLUES FOR FY-5 1. Multiply by two 2. Polite word used in making,540 words
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Advertisement84 1978-03-24 15 The choice of champions: Colgate Sports International Equipment PGF PGF STATUS GOLF BALLS Recommended by Johnny Miller, 1976 British Open Champion. Jlancwft First class tennis racquets and shoes from the U.S.A. <&. i Y. *Wi mmm i Lml'W mfi i < M irti mmmmm J1 \mmmm9moi mmmmvww imrnm* Golf and84 words
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Miscellaneous301 1978-03-24 15 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR however, boosts your 22) Your personal gree of gains made by morale, Increases your charm is not in question, another today. Rest easy. BIRTHDAY self-confldence, and lets but dispense it more SAGITTARIUS (Mot you wofrk harder. selectively. 22-Dec 21)— Dirty work BORN today, you301 words
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Advertisement34 1978-03-24 17 ft A AS V> \<* AO^ 0, v<bVe ,r.\'<> x o v<v 1 v» ,c°' ,o< seoam. COCK tail lounge 4tli f I i ;ir I .ist StiojjpirMj Cn'itre, ,irfl Mil Smgnpore 9 T»m i>3J)O?O5.34 words
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Miscellaneous61 1978-03-24 18 THE BORN LOSER Mtf(OT*X)<rt\^UPSAK*4K*>? by Art Sansom £53 ITS MOT feOOP KNOW... is Yd SHORT RIBS 'At RALPH, TAKE A UX AT THESE UNUSOHIEROGLYPHS «A UXXVI iy^^V by Frank O'Neal I THINK WSV€ CTSCDVBSD THE MUMMV'S CURSE/ 5t V\ ssil Mi \> li it 1 *1 JWJJIUL 1 _J NORBERT61 words
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What's On A page that tells yon everything you want to know of what's happening in town
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Article, Illustration220 1978-03-24 19 Two of the best exponents of Indian classical dances will give a reclcal on TV Singapore this evening at 6.15 on Ch. 8. Called Dance Recital by the Balagopalans, the programme features the talents of the husband-and-wlfe team of Balagopalan and Padma Balagopalan. The duo,220 words
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Article, Illustration436 1978-03-24 19 Judith Holmberg - By Judith Holmberg Life is not a bed of roses that is the moral of Over the Rainbow, the latest Mandarin serial to be telecast by TV Singapore. The 30-part serial replaces Love Lingers On. on Sunday evenings and like Its436 words
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Advertisement11 1978-03-24 19 ROXY Brilliant True-Colour Television Br>| S pore ft#comm»ndKl Con.um. Pr.c. 1^87411 words
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Miscellaneous669 1978-03-24 19 At the cinema THE SHADOW OF CHIKARA: A supernatural western set In the Civil War era. An unusual foursome go in search of legendary Indian treasure\ and encounter an evil presence. Stars Joe Don Baker, Sondra Locke. Rex: 1.45, 4. 6.30 and 9.15 p.m. (Last day). HOT BLOOD (Cantonese): A669 words
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Miscellaneous226 1978-03-24 19 In and around town METRICATION AND YOU, an exhibition organised by the Metrication Board, at Tanjong Pagar community centre from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. BAND PERFORMANCE by the Otsuma Women's University Mandolin Orchestra from Tokyo at the MacRltchle Reservoir Park from 5 pm. to 6 p.m. SEAFARING career exhibitVn226 words
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Miscellaneous59 1978-03-24 19 Today: 10.40 ajn. (2.7 m); 11.16 p.m. (2.7 m). Tomorrow: 11.18 a.m. (2.8 m); 11.43 p.m. (2.8 m). Snndaj: 11.56 ajn. (2.9 m). Monday: 12.11 a.m. (2.9 m); 12.36 p.m. (2.8 m). Tuesday: 12.42 a.m. (2.9 m); 1.20 p.rn. (2.8 m). Wednesday: 1.16 ajn. (2.9 m); 2.08 pjn. (2.6 m).59 words
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Article64 1978-03-24 20 MEI LIN: The rise In fees at the Accident and Emergency Department In hospitals are supposed to discourage non-emergency cases. So once again, money Is used as a deterrent against abuse. AH FOOK: I still think It Is better to educate people so they will realise the purpose64 words
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Advertisement232 1978-03-24 20 ATLASI Component Music System No. 1 I SOUND ■L < 4" With us, it's lor better speakers Since loudspeakers are the weakest link of any music system, alternatives are provided for your personal choice. SONY STR-1800 Receiver SONY PS-1150 Turntable —$480 00 B&W D-5 Loudspeakers 330.00 SONY SU-117 Metal Rack232 words
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Miscellaneous886 1978-03-24 20 TV AND (SINGAPORE 5] RADIO SHARP CTV liniftran+plus 12.00 INTERNATIONAL SOCCER: (See Top Shows of the Day) 12.50 THE NEW MINSTRELS SHOW. A 30minute performance by the talented Filipino group who were recently in Singapore. 1.20 HORIZON: The Amazing Doctor Newton. A dramatised documentary on the life of Isaac Newton886 words
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Miscellaneous224 1978-03-24 20 Todays top shows BANYAK UDANG BANYAK GARAM. (Ch. 5, 4.55 p.m. In colour). A re-run of this Malay programme which takes a humourous look at the way Singaporeans behave at work and during their leisure hours. THE TONY RANDALL SHOW: Case O'Come All Ye Wastrels. (Ch. 5, 6.35 p.m. in224 words
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