New Nation, 26 August 1978

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    22 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Saturday, August 26, 1978 No. 2347 Price 25 cents M.C. (P) 216/1/78 r =r 1 NLIV NATION k COMMENT
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    Dr Han takes over
    46 1 Dr Han Cheng Fong. permanent secretary of the Ministry for Labour, has been appointed Commissioner for Labour from June 1, according to the government gazette. He takes over from Mr William Cheng who is the chairman of the Central Provident Fund Board.
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    Five girls missing after a ship 'party'
    416 1  -  By K.K. Fong Five social escorts who were Invited to a party on board a ship last Sunday, have been reported missing. And the ship Is believed to have left Singapore. A dote friend of the girls. MLss Helen Tan. 24, a beautician,
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    Lock icon Student sets memory record
    167 1 AP Quebcc. Saturday. Scventeen-ycar-old Luc Lapointe claimed a place In the Guinness Book of world records yesterday after reciting by memory the first 8750 figures following the decimal point in the mathematical ratio Fi. Lapointe. who said he devoted his last four months to intensive memory
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    Property sales: Govt acts
    267 1 The Ministry of National Development Is taking action to check unscrupulous practices in the sale of commercial properties. The Ministry, which has received complaints from buyers, is drawing up a set of rules and prescribing a standard agreement of sales and a form of option so
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    Lock icon Uranium accord
    64 1 Reuter Sydney, Saturday—Australia yesterday took a big step towards the development of its vast uranium reserves with an announcement that the government had concluded the first agreement with aboriginal landowners on mining rights* The agreement, whlclP followed protracted and sometimes acrimonious bargaining with tribal representatives, means that a
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    Hijack clues
    46 1 Oeneva, Saturday. Police said early today they had found a false moustache, spectacle* and a coat which could belong to the mystery hijacker who held an American airliner for more than 11 hours and threatened to blow It up with all 89 people aboard.
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      27 1 INSIDE China, Hanoi protest V/ incident Page 6 S'pore team defuses Bangla bomb Page 4 IN THE OTHEB PAGEB: Crosswords 9; Stirs 10; Moneyworts IT: Comics 25.
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    Worry over PDS move
    341 2 Fear of increased recklessness The relaxation of the Points Demerit System In favour of minor offenders has given rise to fears of Increased recklessness on the roads. Some motorists Interviewed yesterday said It U better to have tougher penalties which keep motorists alert than lighter ones
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    Issues for AUPE conference
    417 2 Delegates at the 15th annual con ference or the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees are expected to press for action to re so l-v e several outstanding grievances against the government, a source said. More than 520 delegate* and observers will attend the conference to be
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    Chan: The ultimate test of education
    144 2 Schools were told to build up an atmosphere which will reflect the students' character and behaviour. This is one of the goals they should go tor, instead of chalking up the best examination results. said the director of Education, Mr Chan Kal Yau, at
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    Books come just in time
    148 2 These books arrived just In time for the Book Pair which opens this evening at the Hyatt Hotel. The books, about 2M4 of them and mostly Chinese, have been rushed In from Taiwan to replace a shipment of 14 boxes of booki which was loci
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    Of love, sex and marriage
    135 2 Fifteen of more than 80 student* attending a talk Indicated they do not believe In pre-marital Ml Only one teenager said he was In favour of premarital sex for boys but not for girls. The others were non-committal. The students were indicating by a show
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      132 3 OG c*9 se L *3 r>' .W* OK SloP* v StoV> <»«• »<•;;; H' 1 a T*e tone M r>e ed s^' e'V V. M^ 00 ,*e oo *W de T roi n on sP aT v»* e bo« ec« \n« %s>» woo* Ms' 9' r\H« o' A ,"r 0
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    Lock icon SAF bomb unit answers Bangla call
    511 4 Four bomb disposal experts from the Singapore Armed Forces recently went to Bangladesh to diffuse a 372 kg aerial bomb found near a factory. Pioneer, the SAF publication. said the bombrelic of the 1971 IndoPaklstani war was unearthed 1q Joyderpur, Bangladesh, in a large
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    Appointed
    31 4 Mr Thomas Tap Tiam Hua has been appointed the assistant general secretary of the Food, Drinks and Allied Workers' Union. He takes over from Mr R.B. Harold, who has resigned.
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    PSA course
    31 4 The Port of Singapore Authority wUI hold a two-week course on safety in cargo handling from Sept 5 to 15 at Its central training school In Telok Blangah Road.
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    Orchard Hotel pulled down
    116 4 Orchard Hotel In Orange Grove Road has been demolished to make way (or a new 352-room hotel expected to be completed In late 1980. Mr 8 C Huang, chairman managing director of the hotel, said In a statement details will be released at a press conference
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    Temple joy
    32 4 The Sri Muneeswaran Temple in Queensway will mark Krishna Jayanthl with a special poo J a at Its premises today at 5.30 p.m. Other programmes Include BaJan, Urladi and dances.
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    STPB to hold tour itinerary contest
    259 4 The Singapore To u r Ist Promotion Board is organising a tour itinerary contest for the public from Oct 1 to Nov 31. Participants will have to draw up a half-day or full-day tour Itinerary with commentaries on the places of Interest. The aim
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    Beauties to raise cash for home
    254 5 Qlris taking part in the Miss Singapore Miss World 1978 contest will be doing a good turn for old people. They will be helping to raise about $100,000 for the Onn Lok (Peaceful and Happy) Old Folks Home to be set up by the
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    'Tripartite agreement'
    67 5 New Nation's issue of Aug 24 contained an article headlined: Summit talks will fall: Likud man. Mr Mose Shamir, an Israeli MP, actually said he did not believe that both countries would come to an agreement at Camp David. What will come from the peace talks, he said,
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    Midget cars
    36 5 Judging of the midget cars in the motor trade section of the Top of the Trade compeUUon will take place tomorrow between 9 a.m. and noon and notthls morning as reported^in yesterday's New Nation.
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    Copy Thailand and Hawaii, says Wee
    683 5  -  By Ivan Lim Singapore can emulate Thailand and Hawaii in surmounting some of the barriers It faces in breaking into the Japanese market. For example, Hawaii invited Japanese Customs officials to Honolulu to inspect and certify the quality of Its papaya exports before they
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    Jetro move to stage S'pore fair
    229 5  -  By Gerry de Silva Businessmen here have been invited to take part in a Made-in-Singapore exhibition in Tokyo next year as part of Japan's scheme to slash Its massive trade Surplus. Jap&n's external trade organisation, Jetro, has approached the Trade Department and Singapore Manufacturers
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    Home for aged plan
    78 5 The Sree Ntraytni Million plans to wt up a home for 120 aged Hck at the former Sembawanc Hospital In Canberra Road. The general secretary of the mUalon, Mr R. Raveendran, said they had applied to the Minis- try of National Derelopment for permlnlon to use
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    Lock icon Chinatown drugs can kill warning by FDA
    154 6 Reuter Washington, Saturday The nod and Drug Administration (FDA) yesterday warned Chinese communities In the UB that certain medications imported from Asia can cause Illness or death. The products, containing high concentrations of oil of wlntergreen (hethyl salicylate), are brought from Asia a
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    Lock icon Japan too
    19 6 Reuter Tokyo, Saturday—Japan will join nine countries In the 1073 agreement for nuclear research, development and training.—
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    Lock icon Weapons for Pak
    77 6 UPI Washington, Saturday The Carter administration has agreed to provide US$lO 2 million ($23.46 million) worth of torpedoes to Pakistan for two former UB navy destroyers sold to that country In 1970, the State Department said yesterday. The announcement came one day after the State Department said
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    Lock icon Big Tokyo budget
    78 6 Reuter Tokyo, Saturday Prime Minister Fukuda told a press conference yesterday a supplementary budget his government would submit to an extraordinary session of the Diet aoon would be a large one. not less than two trillion yen ($24.15 billion). It is designed to help reflate the Japanese
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    Lock icon Union'no'
    41 6 UPI Washington, Saturday Officials of the largest American postal union said yesterday their members have rejected a proposed new three-year contract, increasing chances for an illegal nationwide postal strike that could press Federal troops into mail-carrying service by next week.
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    Lock icon TODAY
    92 6 UPI TODAY Is Saturday, Aug 26. the 238 th day of 1978 with 127 to follow. Tho«e born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. ON THIS DAT IN HIBTORT: In 1883, the volcano of Krakatoa In Java began erupting. Before It subsided the following day. two-thirds
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    Lock icon China hits back at Vietnam
    518 6 Peking, Hanoi swop protests over that border incident World Focus Reuter Hong Koit*, Saturday China ye 81 e r day hit back at Vietnam, charging that four Chinese had been killed In a fresh border Incident which' resulted In heavy casualties on both sides. Both
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    Lock icon E. German space debut
    52 6 Reuter East Berlin, Saturday Bast Germany's first cosmonaut will be launched Into space today to link up with the two men on board the Soviet Salyut 6 orbiting station, sources yesterday. The launch was expected this afternoon from the Soviet Union's main cosmodrome at Baikonur In
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    Elaine hits 160,000
    36 6 Manila, SaturdayTropical storm Elaine left more than 160,000 flood victims In evacuation centres yesterday after a destructive sweep In the rice-bowl provinces of central Luzon Official reports put the death toll at nine.
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    Lock icon Malaysia aid for Thais
    92 6 Reuter Be tong, (Thailand), Saturday The Malaysian government yesterday handed over a cheque for M 5506.160 to the Thai authorities as exgratla payment (or 114 Thai families displaced from Malaysia in 1976 jafter the border between the two countries was demarcated. Home Affairs Minister Tan Bri
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    Lock icon The Odd Corner
    49 6 AFP Los Angeles, Saturday Five Americans who have had plastic surgery la aa attempt to look like pop stars Elvis Presley, Jim Croca, Janla JepIta and Jim Morrison, will remove their bandages before TV cameras on Sept 1. One hopefal Elvis doable Is a woman. AFP.
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      17 6 WORLD WEATHER Paris Sunny, warm, 24-13C. Headline: Managua gunmen fly to Panama. Bonn Fair. 24-15C. Headline: Moscow
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      148 6 warns: Don't give Peking arms. Rome Sunny, 3020C. Headline: Conclave begin*. Moscow Sunny, 2417C. Headline: Boost production of grain. Rio de Janeiro Cloudy, 23-15C. Headline: Sandlnlsta terrorists leave Managua but promise to go back. New York Warm and humid, 30-2SC. London 8 u n n y. clear and dry, 21-19C.
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      132 7 I 4 tt'l.- )> 'y i ~i *F" S" .V f > > The new Super Heavy Wrangler Denim Jeans are really tough and rugged. They are made of thick, premium quality 1416 oz plus (more than 490 grams) washed denim. For extra strength and long-lasting wear. For quality, style
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    Just a show of safety
    407 8 Safety on the road Is hardly a glamorous subject. It seems kilometres away from the razzle dazzle world of sleek and fast cars. If any vision Is forthcoming, It Is that of drudgery and self-abstinence and Imposition. The compulsory safety helmet for the motor-cyclists Is
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      Career-minded canines
      52 8 Dos lovers must have been delighted to read the BAF advertisement In Thursday's New Nation. Inviting owners of pedigrees to donate their pen. Assured the ad: "Your dog can look forward to a meaningful and challenging life." At last! Bomeone understands that dogs too have a purpose In
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      King-sized bill
      37 8  -  D.J. A housewife has received a cheque tag £269 (911.300) from King KhalVd of Saudi Arabia to pay fths phone bill of an Arab lodger who left her home at Scarborough, England, without paying. DJ.
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    Complexities of opera production
    623 8  -  LESLIE WONG SZE YING Director and PRO, Kong Chow Wul Koon Amateur Cantonese Opera Troupe, Singapore t. I refer to the Drama Festival review written by Nal Soet (NN. Aug 15). The success of any Chinese opera production hinges on how well the four essenUal elements
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    We can now be exacting
    309 8 Reviewer Nal Soet replies: Whatever food intentions the producers of an opera, or for that matter any form of the performlns arts, might have, will come to waste If the art form does not entertain. The Goddess of Lok may very well have all the
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    Any ideas?
    1086 9  -  One foreign firm paid $165,000 for a money-saving suggestion —but in S'pore it hasn't reached such dizzy heights By Irene Hoe It's not a penny for your thoughts any mure. They're giving away far more than pennies for good ideas these days. "They" could be busineu organisations, statutory
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    Books that most influenced their lives
    462 9  -  In other words *>\ Tan Bah Bah Singaporeans are competitive. They like contests be they the New Nation Moneywords, the Science and Industry Quiz or even a simple speech contest. One can Imagine the sort of response the National Book Development Council for Singapore
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      259 9 Crossword 6 Construction pusage 7 Trudge 8 Hitler Lustrous fabrics 10 Before beat or color 11 death (kill)) 12 Depressed IS Blackthorn IS Mil. grp. up north 19 Lavish 28 Be afraid of 28 Ranch rope 30 Network of nerves 31 Btove part 32 Left 33 Genus of maples 34
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    Lock icon Hunt for mystery plane hijacker
    450 10 Man in wig threatens to blow up jet, then disappears World Focus Reuter Geneva, Saturday Police last night searched for a mystery man in a wig who held an American airliner with nearly 90 people on board for more than 11 hours under a threat
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    Lock icon Task force set up to develop Senai airport
    179 10 AFP Koala Lumpur. Saturday The Malaysian government has set up a task force to develop Senai airport, 32 km northwest of Johore, into a regional air cargo centre. A spokesman said the ministry is confident of turning Sensu airport, regarded a white
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    Lock icon Security clamp on British airports
    167 10 AP Reuter Leaden, Saturday Britain damped down on security at all Its airports yesterday, banning the public from rooftop observation decks and closing the top floor of multistorey psrklng garages. The Department of Trade ordered the measures In the face of growing worries about terrorist
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    Lock icon Don't use trade to pressure us says Brezhnev
    237 10 Reuter Moscow. Saturday Soviet President and Communist Party chief Leonid Breahnev yesterday told a leading American businessman that Moscow rejected any attempt by the carter administration to use trade to put political pressure on the Kremlin. "Buch attempts will give nothing to
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    Lock icon RARE SMILES
    52 10 It wu one of thoae rare times far smiles mil round In this refugee esmp In Vietnam when U8 Congressman G.V. "Sonny" Montgomery and his eoilesgaes came a-visiting. The VIP* met the Kampaehean refagees yesterday before leaving for Laos on their mission for better relatlons.—UPl radio pk- UPI
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    Lock icon Panama 'yes' to guerillas
    106 10 Reuter Panama City, Saturday —Panama yesterday said It had granted political asylum to the 25 leftist Krlllas who stormed National Palace in Nicaragua on Tuesday. The guerillas, who took scores of hostages, flew to Panama on Thursday night with 50 sympathisers freed from prison In Nicaragua
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    Lock icon We won't get involved in Sino, Soviet dispute: Belgrade
    271 10 Reuter Zagreb, Saturday Yugoslavia hit back yesterday at soviet criticism of its press coverage of the visit by Chinese leader Hua Kuo-feng and said this country was not going to get involved in the 81no-Sovlet dispute. The official Yugoslav news agency
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    Lock icon Fighting on the hills
    61 10 UPI Beirut, Saturday—Fierce fighting erupted yester.day In Christian hill country north of Beirut between Christian militiamen and Syrian troops of the Arab League peacekeeping force In Lebanon. Accurate casualty figures were not Immediately available and reports of dead and wounded varied wildly from as low as
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      342 10 your lucky stars IF ITS YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are quick to in your duty, and doubly quick to do It. Sometimes moody, but never morose, you strive to understand your place In the world. You do not worry about material success; so lone as you are satisfied that
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    Up again, but not so fast
    566 11  -  ...as market breaks the 400 industrial index mark r Business News and Views L====Ji Market roundup by Lee Yew Meng The Singapore stock market continued its climb, but at a slower rate, to break the 400 mark on the Straits Times industrial index. Conflicting
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    Lock icon Gold dips
    256 11 Honey Market UPI London, Saturday— Continuing Its decline from recent record price*, gold closed yesterday below the US$2OO level for the first time in four weeks while the American dollar Improved slightly on the European money markets. Gold closed In London at U*****.375 and in Zurich at U*****,125
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      NEW YORK
      95 11 Yesterday"* prices by the difference followed on the previous neuton'a do ■a: AT T X«1 -1% Beth Steel 24 uncb Catena Tra Chryuar «0H IS unch Coca-Cola 4«tt ContL OU unch Dow Chem Draaaar Du Pant 1M t Kodak M Exxon 4#% Firestone i*% unch Oeneral Klec MS
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      Lock icon Dow Jones
      35 11 UPI New York, Saturday Dow JooM ckwinc iKrt|M on the NYBK jwtfrdiy: 30 tndiatriala MU (off IJ3). 30 transport 383.09 (off 1.33). 16 utilities 106 39 (Off 047). W stocks 309.99 (off 9J3).
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      Lock icon TOKYO
      181 11 AP Share prices rose on the Tokyo Stock Exchange market yesterday In moderate trading. The Dow-Jones average of 225 selected Issues gained 6 89 yen to 5,510.43 yen, while the widerbased TBE index rose 0.88 point to 420.43. Oils gained ground with Nippon Oil shooting up 88 yen to
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      Lock icon ZURICH
      66 11 Union Bank of Switzerland Closing price* on the Zurich Stock Eaehange ytarttajr: UBS Bearer >305 25 UBS Registered 691 +3 SBC Ml unch Credit Suisse 3350 16 Hvlumir B. 136 3 M H 76 h 10 h h 36 h is h »0 h 36 hlBO h 36 mch
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      PARIS
      62 11 CkMinf print on the Pari* Bourse ymttrdAj: PfcrtbM 179.90 +3.90 Foncttr 309 unch Prlntemp* M +1.80 Bull 40.40 +1.30 Itoyml Dutch 379.60 —JO Mlchelln 1930 unch CO* 303 Thomaon 333.00 3.90 CPP 199 +1.90 Rhone 109.00 +.10 Air 933 —3 BSN 996 +19 Philip. 90.90 +1.90 Pcug«ot-Cttrocn 490 +9
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      Lock icon Contract
      36 11 Reuter Tokyo, Saturday A group of 12 Japanese companies will sign a contract in Tokyo next Monday to lease a Boeing 747 passenger Jet to British Airways for 10 years, the Japan Leasing Corporation disclosed.
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      Lock icon Fishing pact
      31 11 Reuter Bangkok, Saturday. Thailand and Bangladesh have concluded an agreement on Joint fishing ventures In the Oulf of Bengal to be undertaken by private trawlers of the two countries.
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    Lock icon MAS move for more landing rights
    93 11 Reuter Kuala Lumpur, Batturday Deputv Transport Minister Mohamad All Sharif said yesterday Malaysian Airline System was trying to secure landing rights In the big cities of lurope, America and Asia. At the same time, he said. MAS would buy more medium range aircraft for
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    Lock icon Economy
    26 11 UPI London. Saturday Britain's economy is healthier than at most times since the war. Chancellor of the exchequer Denis Healey said a£ the weekend. UPI.
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      The Golfer's Shop
      396 12 Tour years, ago four golf professionals pooled their resources to set up a shop supplying equipment for golfers. They called the shop Par Golf and promoted It with a slot an: The Golfer's Shop. They set out to cater to the golfer's every need, whether he be
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    No cascades, no waves—no calm either
    716 13 No cascades, no waves —no calm either LINES FROM BATU FERRINGHI. By Coh Poll Seng. Published by Island Croup Pte. Ltd. Reviewed by Richard Urn. H Four years ago, Dr Ooh Poh Seng took time off a week to be exact and retreated to Batu Ferrlnghl, an idyllic kind of
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    A difficult topic but well done
    232 13  -  POETRY CORNER by Arthur Yap These two poems are about the process of creative writing. In the first poem, lnSlratlon Is seen as e main enabling variable. In the second poem, though the word "Inspiration" is not used. It is also this variable which
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    The Ups and Down
    43 13  -  SURESH K NANWANI Inspiration down locked In a cage unable to free Itself, a lonesome prisoner robbed of his stolen goods. Inspiration up a free bird flying very high with a wild sensual imagination and the poem carries on.
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    Infinity
    62 13  -  GOH PIKUAN Lost upon a painted sky the clouds are hung for the poet's e>es. Thoughts unpalnted, feelings unreiylered, Clamorous, always changing to satisfy human passion. Reflections In my eyes, words in my mind: Inspiration infinity. An empty paper looking blank cold and heartless staring back. Yet something in
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    524 14 / 15 London Evening Standard London: We have seen Erica sway unsteadily through the grinding automobile epic with her mad, blue eyes blazing belligerently at a world of harsh and rapacious motormen. Unhappy and unappreciated Erica goes through life wrapped around the
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      53 14 / 15 SINGAPORE PIANO CO. PTE. LTD., proudly presents MR. GLENN DERRINGER on the WuRLIIZERORGAN (U.S.A.) 7 Great News for all Music Lovers! Meet the famous celebrity, Mr Glenn Derringer et SINGAPORE PIANO CO PTE LTD 226, 2nd floor. Plaza Singapore Tel *****6 on Saturday, 26th August, from 3—5 pm for all
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      1086 14 / 15 YOUR WEEKEND ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE SINGAPORE 5 Enter TELEFUNKEN Holiday Contest UTIMAY 1.M OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed bv SESAME STREET. 2.1* SATURDAY MATINEE: On the Rlveria. (See Tod Shows of the weekend). LU FISH: Fire. •CM SOCCER—MALAYSIA CUF *78 CD Singapore vs Perak. Some highlights of the second let clash played In
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      708 14 / 15 FM STEREO 6.00 P.M. Test Tap® 6.04 Opening Announcements 6.05 Programme Summary 6.10 Music at Sunset with Stereo Action Orch. Hits of the Shows 6.30 News <B> 6.40 Music at Sunset with Frank Chacksfleld Orch. Ebb Tide. 7.00 Radio Concert: Quek 800 Hlang (soprano), Ng Kok Cheow (piano): Waiting, The
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      333 14 / 15 In tonight's last episode... BEST SEIXERS: Wheels: (Ch 5, 10 p.m. in colour). This is the Anal part ol the seriaL Greg's death is the Anal strain for Erica's overtaxed emotions. She hits upon another possible solution to her pain, leaving Adam to salvage the remnants of his own life
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      Punk message with sense of urgency
      213 16  -  Records Peter Ong TOM ROBINSON BAND: Power In The Darkneas (EMI): Looking at this bunch of clean-cut guys, you would least expect them to be a punk group But that is what the band Is all about and it is reckoned as one of
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      487 16 Science Roundup IPS Washington: Sclent lsts have found new sources of protein, lubricating oil and rubber In largely unexplolted plants that promise to be major sources of food and money crops for arid and tropical lands. Three of these the winged bean, the
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      950 16 the cinema CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OP THE THIKO KIND: 70mm spectacle of contact with aliens. Inexplicable happenings In the Indiana countryside lead a power repairman (Richard Dreyfusa) and a widow (Mellnda Dillon) to Join others In a nation-wide qjiest for an explanation. A more scientific expedition la led by Francois Truffaut,
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      591 16 In and around town BOOK FAIR: The tenth festival of books at Hyatt Hotel will be opened by the Minister of Education and Home Affairs Chua Slan Chin at 4 p.m. The fair will be on dally from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m until Sept 4. Free admission. EXHIBITION AND
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  • FESTIVAL OF BOOKS AND BOOK FAIR '78 A New Nation Special Feature
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      Spore book fair now one of biggest in Asia
      742 17 From small beginnings 10 years ago, the Singapore Book Fair has now grown Into an Important venue for book publishers from many parts of the world to meet and show off their latest publications. The first Book Fair was largely the
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      Event for all in the family
      331 18 Message from Mr S. Gopinathan, Chairman, Book Fair Secretariat and National Book Development Council of Singapore. 4 An annual Fair for ten years is no mean achievement and the annual Festival of Books and Book Fair Is perhaps Singapore longest surviving and best attended
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      Book Fair Secretariat
      63 18 Mr S Gopinathan, Chairman (MUX'S Chairman, ex-officio) Mrs Hedwig Anuar (NBDCS) Mr Chandran Nair (NBDCS) Miss Yolanda Beh (NBDCS) Mr Ng Soo Siah (NBDCS). Mr Koh Hock Seng (SBPA) Mr Loh Mun Wai (SBPA) Mr N T Nair (SBPA) Mr Peh Chin Hua (SBPA) Mr Goh Yong
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      National bodies
      42 18 Among the national bodies taking part in the Book Fair are the Korean Publishers Association, the British Council, Sri Aurobindo Society, National Book Trust of India, the Association of Indonesian Bookpublishers (IKAPI) and the International Development Research Centre of Canada...
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      The fear some children have towards books
      782 19 MORE and more books are being borrowed from our libraries. The membership of the libraries has swelled In recent years. The Annual Book Fair attracts an increasing number of visitors every year. Indications that reading is catching on in Singapore? Probably so. But
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      Hamlet in Chinese is a sell-out
      232 20 THERE were endless queue* and a brisk barter trade In Peking recently as a new series of foreign literary classics went on sale In the main bookshops of the capital. Several hundred people behind one of the bookshops In the city centre, were busily
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      Best book design awards
      69 20 To encourage standards in the quality of book design and production in Singapore, awards will be made for the best designed books in two categories. Books entered must be published in Singapore and can be in any of Ihe four official languages. Categories are Textbooks (Primary
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      Bringing S'pore books into sharper focus
      641 21  -  By Rav Dhaliwal The locally-written book, until recently dismissed as a work of Inferior quality. Is gaining eminence. A great encouragement for local writers indeed... but the battle Is not wholly won yet. For, while the local book Is taken more seriously and has
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      Objectives
      117 21 Promoting a consciousness of books and good reading habits among children and the general public of Singapore is one of the main objectives of the Reading is Living Book Fair. Another objective it to encourage authorship and improvement in the literary and creative content of books published. Besides these
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      Books that tell the future in great demand
      818 22 SIGNS of the times. The racks filled with suspenses and hlstorlal romances aren't the only sections of the paperback shops where there's a lot of action these days. If you take a look at the corner marked astrology, you will find a
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      193 17 Seven continents •«W if V! ftf. [v so K "WW Never before j produced so much information. Never before has the need to make it meaningful been so great. )n seven eonfinenfs. M< (irau -I 'ill men ,11 id women ;»rt• nallwiino information. \<>t ins! tarts hut imponant informatiWT... whirl
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      560 18 NEVV From BOOKS ABOUT ASIA Th« Asia Pacific region has always been a focus of world attention, but at the same time, there is a great deal of ignorance about the region as a whole, primarily beeause of the cultural, political, historical and other differences that exist amongst its member
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      336 20 For the sports Enthusiast HOW TO PLAY SQUASH In this book, James Medlycott describes how squash is played: the rules, the court it is played on, and the scoring. He advises on the purchase of clothing and equipment, how to choose your racket. Many photographs help to show how the
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      85 20 THE MOST IMPORTANT GIFT YOU CAN GIVE YOUR CHILD YOUN6 STUDENT ENCYCLOPEDIA PI f H is mi m t i p 20 deluxe volumes Over 3000 photographs in .full colour if if Hundreds of maps, diagrams, charts if if 6ames, projects, experiments a SPECIAL FEATURE Exclusively distributed by I V
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      55 21 WELCOME TO OUR STALLS AT THE BOOK FAIR '78 AT HYATT HOTEL Scon* Road Singapore 9 FROM 26TH AUGUST TO 4TH SEPTEMBER '78 SEE OUR GREAT RANGE OF BOOKS ON WSPtAY GRANADA PUBLICATIONS PANTHER BOOKS MAYFLOWER BOOKS PALADIN BOOKS DRAGON BOOKS FOR CHILDREN AND MANY OTHER PUBLICATIONS mm 1 MARICANS
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      118 21 10th Fe/tival of Book/ 26th Aug 4th Sept '78 CRYSTAL BALLROOM ANNEX HYATT HOTEL from 11 ojo. to 8 p.m. Daily A grand book exhibition where 80,000 titles by 1000 publishers in more than 12 languages are featured I Admission: FREE 26 Aagast: Opei to piklic 6pa to 9pa oily
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      152 22 The NEW C\row) ILLISIMTED DICTICNACy W7B 1 f. i .1 i H /VM i y /w in Two Volumes Here il is Oxford celebrates its Quincentenary Year (1478 1978) with the publication of THt NfcW OXFORD ILLUSTRATbD DICTIONARY. The New' Oxford Illustrated Dictionary is both an up-to-date diclionary and a
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      Lock icon The great US resurgence
      557 23 Nothing has gone wrong—East Germany Reuter West Berlin, Saturday The once-invincible East German swimmers are putting a brave face on it, but with 21 of the 20 finals over, the World c h a m p i o nships in West Berlin are fast becoming a
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      Scales tip in Italy's favour
      181 23 West Berlin, Saturday Olympic champions Hungary fought back from 0-3 down to hold world title holders the Soviet Union to a 4-4 draw in a crucial final round water polo match at the world swimming championships here last night. The two East Euro- pe&n gldea
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      Going their separate ways...
      680 23  -  International Soccer »>v I Doug Gardner Scotland's Ally McLeod kept his Job by the skin of a haggis. Argentina's Cesar Menottl can keep his for as long as Argentina retain the World Cup. But there have been some changes in International team managers since they bade
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      Fastest
      30 23 Zandvoort (Holland), Saturday. Ronnie Peterson of Sweden set the fastest time In the opening practice session for tomorrow's Dutch Grand Prix with a scorching lap of lmln ltJ7sec yseterday.
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      Lock icon Willie wants to quit WBA
      220 25 K9 Soccer Reuter AFP London, Saturday Scotland's Willie Johnston, sent home In disgrace from Argentina last June, wants to quit English First Division club West Bromwlch Albion. Johnston ad m 111 ed taking drugs after Scotland's opening World Cup match against Peru and was thrown
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      Singapore Open the biggest in Asia
      637 25  -  A record 348 athletes from 10 nations will take part Jm3 Athletics By SURESH NAIR The Singapore Amateur Athletics Association's 40th Open track and field meet at the National Stadium from Sept 1-3 will be the biggest invitational championships ever hosted In Asia. An
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      The three names to remember...
      319 25 Soccer Three youngsters stood out In the two semi-final matches of the National Under 18 soccer tournament played at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Eugene Williams and Auyong Pak Kuan of Combined Schools did much to heep their team fight back against a strong Kakl
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      SCC are fancied to capture sevens
      208 25 Hockey Singapore Cricket Club are strong favourites to retain the Pesta Sukan Women's Seven-A-Slde hockey title when the tournament bullys-off at the Padang tomorrow at 8.30 a.m. BCC, always regarded as kingpins In wo mens' hockey, have entered a versatile team, and five of
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      Irwin's one ahead
      125 25 IE Plnehurst (North Carolina), Saturday Picking up where be left off last year. Hale Irwin shot a brilliant, elght-under-par 63 and stormed Into the second round lead yesterday in the Hall of Fame golf tournament. Irwin won last year't tournament with a 20-under-par total. the lowest score
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      Solomon in last eight
      68 25 Brookline (Massachusetts), Saturday—Fifthseeded Harold Solomon overcame two match points yesterday to squeese out a 6-1, 6-7, 7-8 win over Peter Feigl of Austria to advance to the quarter-finals of the US Pro tennis championships. Other results: Manual Orantes (Sp) bt Paulo Bertolued (It) t-4. t-0; Jose
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      Kutt to show how
      57 25 Water skiing cnthuduti will be In tar a treat tomorrow at the National ctwmptonihlpi at PsauUsa Shoal Pier, starting at am. Sooth Bast Asian champion. Oerhard Kutt. will be tiring a demonstration. The championships will also be a baris tar selecting the National team for the
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      Kapitan Khas will have little to beat
      509 26  -  By K.L. CHAN Kapitan Khu appears to have little to beat In Race 2, the 1400 m event for Class 5 Division 3 horses, at Buklt Tlmah today and I rate him the best bet of the day. In his last six outings.
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      3541 26 MB 2.0 CLASS 5. DIV 4 U ($8,800 $8,880 to 1,400m RMW| INNTMt 0 (Tha IpoM) Mougours 0 67.0 fdd+1.6) m CL) Ahmad 6 W0 (dd 41) •Oak 1 4000 ZMm Ngte. 3 20W Nn| Oim a (Peng Onn) Chon« 7.66.6 (dd
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      SELECTIONS
      147 26 SCRUTINEER 1 1,1 KX. CHAN TURF RAT KM* 1: 8»wt Made Atlantic Fleet Naraehan Sweet Music Sweet MHk Atlantic Pleet Honest Gaard Arcadia Forest Km t: Water Direr Throgmorton Kapltaa Khaa Not To Worry KaaKaa Kluu Natasha Rut S: ruiliM Larat Oeltnl E^atta Consent Caeaa Fradaeer Panglima La rut
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      Go for Aylmer Road
      384 27 By SCRUTINEER There is little need to look beyond Aylmer Road for the winner in the Pesta Sukan Cup (Race 6) over 1850 m at Bukit Timah tomorrow. I regard him as an extra good thing. Aylmer Road's laststart showing over 1200 m at lpoh early
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      3963 27 -M 2.0 CLA88 3. DIV 3 1,200m MM ($13,000 $9,100 to winner) 1 7563 Tuan K luda (Chens) Allan 5 M.& (+2bf) f Pitusii 13 t 0380 Moral >«aMan g (Ovation) OanlaU S M.O (dd+0.3) Mrt 43 Mmi Jack, a (Arlet) Heddle
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      144 27 SCRUTINEER BRIAN MILLER K.L. CHAN TURF RAT >*m 1: Mercery Fair Mistress Mercury Master Wishes Melody Minstrel Master Wishes Winner's Encore Mercury Bm s Always Welcome Excelsior Spartaeus Double -Nine Always Welcome Batu Sinai Lord Serene Expressway Race lS Plea ian ton Lady Alabama Leaf Flea ian ton Lady
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      Ref: I was assaulted by officials after match
      389 28  -  Soccer By PHILIP TAN Referee Llm Beng Kwang has officially complained to the Football Association of Singapore that he was assaulted after his con t r o verslal handling of the First Division game between Toa Payoh United and Armed Forces last
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      Kei Shin Kan: Compete and face expulsion
      268 28 Hendricks: We have pulled out Martial Arts The Singapore Kel Shin Kan Club have barred their karatekas under threat of expulsion from competing In today's National championships at the Metropolitan YMCA Hall at Palmer Road. Kel Shin Kan president John Hendricks, commenting on
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      Lock icon Dutch go down to China in opening match
      238 28 UPI AFP Hong Kong, Saturday The -China national team resterday beat the Holland national amateur side 2-0 in the opening match of the 1978 Peking international friendship invitational soccer tournament. Bome 80 000 spectators watched the opening game at the flood-lit ground
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      Dollah's grief
      36 28 Mohamed Kasalm Ahmad, 69-yxar-old father of international soccer star Dollah Kasalm, died at the Tan Toek Seng Hospital at 8.45 p.m. yesterday. The fnneral will be at Jurong Muslim Cemetry today at 2.39 p.m.
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      54 25 ANDY CARP a W m si 'an' a great .ONEFDR ADMIRiN 1 V THE WISDOM < OF TWIfS WHO A COME ID 'IM A FOR ADVICE 7 WT-i n SHORT RIBS PID VOU HEAR THE OME ABOUTm u #2* by Frank O'Neal .WrTH THE TINV BRAIN HECE COMES "THE i
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      11 28 SAAA Open will be the biggest in Asia See Page 25
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