New Nation, 6 June 1979

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    Masthead
    21 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Wednesday, June 6, 1979 2586 Price 25 cents M.C.(P) No. 144/1/29 r NEW (0) NATION t COMMENT j
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  • Article
    Planning to buy a flat?
    112 1 Special guide in tomorrow's paper Are you planning to buy a HDB or HUDC flat? Do you know the types of flats you are eligible for, now that the HDB has increased the income ceiling for its flats? To help you make that vital decision
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    When help came so fast
    49 1 This cm pie seem helple— alter tke mrnu feU «ff a metereyele rlddei by her hashaad aleag Nleell Highway yesterday. Bat the pietare was aet M grim. Help came almost Immediately after the aeddeat. Flad eat whe the helpfal Slagapereaas were la Page I
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    Hunt for tycoon, son
    172 1 Police are looking for two former company directors in connection with a case of criminal breach of trust of $2.8 million. They are Oh Choon Woo alias Oh Choon Loo alias Oh Choon U and his son Chir Bing alias Crosby Oh. Pictures of the two
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    STPB wants star rating for S'pore hotels, but...
    228 1 The Singapore Hotels and Restaurants Association has turned down a request to classify hotels on the star system in the next issue of the hotel directory. The proposal was put forward by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. The star system involves grading
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    More questions than answers
    491 2  -  Students put some speakers in a spot at forum By Zarinah Marican A forum on Cultural Diversity and Nation Building attended by more than 150 students yesterday raised more questions than answers. Perhaps the topic was too wide-ranging and the ground covered too large for in-depth
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    Students see politics in action
    278 2 Pre-university students were given a first-hand look at some of the problems confronting society last night. These five were among a group of 50 who attended a meet-the-people ses- sion at a PAP branch at Ang Mo Kio. Trie students were first briefed on the
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    Stock market
    155 2 Light buying support was seen during the first hour of generally steady to firm trading at the Stock Exchange of Singapore today. In the plantation sector, K.L. Kepong gained 4 cents to $3.2% BUSINESS DONE First SeettM C. Dev. (4) 1.32 C. Storage (5) 2.32 (4) 2.33 C
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    Concert
    22 2 The Young Musicians' Society will present a harmonica band concert at the Singapore Conference Hall on June 19, at 6 p.m.
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    New type of brain drain
    522 4 High demand for system engineers causing The brain drain here has taken a new tack. Instead of the conventional outflow to advanced countries, scientists and engineers are making a bee line for commerce and business. After all, systems engineers are the rage now. And this
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    KL: Hard to get Chinese cops
    193 4 The Malaysian police are trying to recruit more Chinese into their ranks. The Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Haniff Omar, was quoted by the Malaysian daily. The Star, as saying the police have enlisted the help of Chinese guilds and associations, apart from advertising
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    Ivan Baptist for ILO's co-op post?
    204 4 Former Member of Parliament Ivan Baptist may soon take up an International Labour Organisation job as an expert on cooperatives. He is in Sweden now attending an ILO fellowship course on co-opera-tives. A possible appointment for Mr Baptist is ILO regional adviser on cooperatives,
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    Talentime
    36 4 Mr Tay Cheng Huat, the chairman of the Havelock constituency citizens' consultative commiteee will be the guest of honour at the children's talentime, to be held at the Havelock community centre, at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Chess
    34 4 The Marine Parade community centre will hold the second open chess championship for the Goh Chok Tong Challenge trophy at the Marine Parade branch library lecture hall from June 28 to July 7.
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    Nightclub robbers who were so cool
    157 4  -  By Richard Adhikari The thieves who struck at EH Amigo nightclub in Kitchener Road on Monday were so cool that they even lined up all the liquor bottles and cigarette packets at the bar downstairs in neat rows before leaving with their loot of
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    Chinese medicine course
    68 4 The Singapore Chinese Physicians Association will hold a 10-lecture course on Chinese medical knowledge to popularise Chinese medicine. Ten qualified physicians will run the class. The association will be able to take in about 100 people (or the course. The fee is $25 each. It will be
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    Autographs
    29 4 Malaysian newspaper cartoonist, LAT will be autographing copies of his latest book, LAT the Kam pung Boy, at Times Orchard Centre, tomorrow between 1 p.m. to 2.30 p.m.
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    Careers
    27 4 A talk on Career and Lifework Planning and Its Importance to the Individual will be conducted at the YMCA, from 6.90 p.m. to 7.30 p.m., tomorrow.
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    The helpful trio...
    220 5 They stop and help two on motorcycle involved in an accident The caring Singaporean is alive and well, as a couple in distress along Nicoll Highway found out yesterday. Mr Leong Kum Wah was riding his motorcycle down Nicoll Highway yesterday with his wife as pillion when
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    PSC's new home
    30 5 The Public Service Commission will move to its new premises on the second floor, City Hall, St Andrew's Road, from June 25. The telephone number is *****1.
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    Elected
    65 5 Encik Ramli Hadi was elected the president of the Society of Culture, at its 26th annual general meeting recently. Other officials are; Encik Ghani Hamid (vice-president), Cik Masdiana Ramli (secretary), Encik Haji Abdullah Ally (treasurer), Encik Mohd Alinuar, Encik Abdullah Ali, Cik Amnah Sardi, Encik Wismadi Ahmad Encik Saman
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    Blood
    37 5 Blood donation sessions for the public will be held the Marine Parade community centre on Sunday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. and at the Lucky Plaza on June 12, between 9.30 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.
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    Out of race, but in business
    255 6 Now they're right ahead In the mid-40s, three American brothers sold an. unfinished midget car which they had been building for a race because they had run out of money to complete it. They bought 90 cases of motor additive with the money they
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    Lock icon Now Thai goods to come by road
    87 6 Reuter Bangkok, Wednesday Negotiations have been completed for the delivery of Thai prerishable goods to Singapore by land. A Communications Ministry source said an agreement was expected to be concluded here this month. The goods to be delivered to Singapore include raw fish,
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    10,000 stamps for exchange
    139 6 The British Broadcasting Corporation has more than 10,000 stamps, from all over the world, for exchange. According to a Nanyang Yang Siang Pau report yesterday, tne BBC's Chinese section has received numerous letters from lis terriers all over the world. It now has a large col-
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    SIA's US service back to normal
    259 6  -  By Edgar Koh Our New Yerk reporter Singapore Airlines' DCIO flights to and from San Francisco are back to normal after technical checks on the aircraft required by the Federal Aviation Administration. The FAA grounded all domestic DC 10s inspections after an American Airlines
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    Bridge going up on Sunday
    193 6 Part of Nicoll Highway will be closed to traffic on Sunday, June 17, for the Public Works Department to put up the deck of Singapore s widest pedestrian overhead bridge. The closure, which starts at 1 a.m., is expected to last till the early hours
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      286 6 To Suffer A Big Loss Harapkan Untung Kechil, Over A Small Gain *Rugi Besar Dialami illustrator: Hou Soon Ming A .-*r mm >' V" Wi r; Ya f* m. flit •J, 'J I -4/ "•ait* 1& :w ofc® 'V iv:/ h ?v V VA v... 3 *V» A3? St S
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      264 7 Scratching your head won't solve your problems .especially if your problem's dandruff, but Lenium will. Quite often itchiness is a sign of dandruff, that irritating problem of the scalp. Scratching won't help. Shampoos help a little, but not for long. So how do you get rid of dandruff? Easy use
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    Why they don't volunteer
    438 8 Professionals are really no different from other Singaporeans when it comes to community work. They are no faster or slower in responding to positive appeals for help. Take the People's Association's appeal, for example. Before an official PA campaign to recruit their services was launched last
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      Tickets for the blind
      72 8 A man won a double cinema pass in a donalion draw in aid of the Sngapore Associaton for the Blind. A congratulatory note duly arrived but with a footnote that almost knocked him over. It reads: 11 you wish to donate your prize to the Singapore
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      Starting young
      59 8 It is a sign of our electronic times. Despite the reprimands from her teacher, a Primary Three schoolgirl kept on using her calculator In her maths lessons. Whether it was simple addition, subtraction or multiplication, the girl would Just fiddle with her calculator. The end result was that
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    Big battle for Japan trade
    830 8  -  report by Swiss experts ready in Tokyo Jj Swadesh De Roy Those who are exulting at the prospect of breaking into Japan to do some business following the conclusion of the MTN Tokyo Round need have no illusions. The cake, at least most of it,
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    CAN CHINA ADOPT THE BALLOT?
    716 8  -  WEDNESDAY WITH DICK WILSON DICK WILSON The British were interested during their recent general election to observe many Chinese journalists and diplomats watching with apparent absorption the way in which balloting was conducted in the various constituencies. When the Chinese correspondents in London sent their
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    Accolades for Nair but not for discourteous
    1437 9  -  Praise also from all for the smooth transfer of NTUC leadership Voice of the Press Round-up May 27-June 2 By Gerry de Silva Devan Nair's contribution to the trade union movement and the smooth transfer of the NTUC leadership drew accolades from the
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      150 9 We offer you the finest in DIAMONDS and GEMS Emeralds, Star Sapphires, Rubies, Star Rubies, Sapphires, Catseyes Jade Cultured Pearls. LANKA Jewellers 20, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE-1 PHONE: *****. \> S c*»* HONOR BLACKMAN and NHL STACY THE TWO CMP US by Michael Frayn May 28th June 9th (Staged at the
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  • trend IEDITED BY JUDITH HOLMBERG
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      Lock icon China dolls
      518 10/11  -  With slits of course Fashions: Deborah Chia Give Gerald Chan any piece of unstitched fabric and watch him turn it into daring, but wearable outfits. Here are three samples of his creations made by simply tucking, folding and knotting the fabric. Sounds easy, doesn't it? But let me
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      Lock icon What will happen if my friend Ping marries a Pong?
      434 10/11 SOAP BOX Gigi In London, my pal who's currently on an extended vacaction there writes me, Bianca Jagger washes her hair at Hair and Friends. Here you can go to A Cut Above, Cutter's Corner, Curly Do and The Hair
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      Lock icon Spike the high heels: wear shoes that fit
      667 10/11 NYT New Y*rk If the shoe fits, wear it. In principle, few would disagree with this sage advice. But judging from what many people, especially women, put on their feet, a more accurate description of the situation is, 'uf the shoe doesn't
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        Kinky and frizzy
        138 10/11 Reader 'Kinked' has a headful of problems. Her hair, she says, is kinky and frizzy though not dry. She also complains that her hair sticks out in all directions, especially at the nape and back of her head. "It always appears untidy and messy, no matter how
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        Lock icon Plant proteins
        251 10/11 DC OTHERWISE, KINKED might like to try a new hair product called Treatment Wax, from Henna. I tried it and found it basically similar to hair steaming, except that your hair is further nourished with henna plant proteins in the powder. Henna is a natural vegetable hair dye
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      83 10/11 We'll meet at Raffles! now RIJSTTAFEL (flnnhrtljttn ©rill every Thursday lunchtime RaffleS 13 Beach Road Sinqapore 7 ■5/ Reservation *****1 Hotel HOW ID MIX INVESTMENT WITH PLEASURE J? *V 1 When prices elsewhere are rising in double quick time, it's smart to invest in the future Select from our wide
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    Lock icon Another big deluge?
    260 12 Thailand faces new influx of Meos World Focus Agencies Bangkok, Wednesday Thailand, already deluged with refugees fleeing communist Indochina, could face another influx in the near future of Meo hilltribes people from Laos, refugee officials said yesterday. The officials quoted recently arrived Meo refugees in northeast Thailand
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    Lock icon China team to staff Ginza restaurant
    169 12 UPI Beijing, Wednesday China wui send a team of experienced chefs to staff a new Japanese-Chinese run Beiiing duck restaurant to be Duilt in Ginza, Tokyo's commercial centre, the New China News Agency reported yesterday. The official Chinese agency said Cai Qihou, deputy manager
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    Lock icon Checkmate
    29 12 World chess champion Anatoly Karpov captures a Queen, in this case Irina, whom he married in a ceremony in the Moscow Wedding Palace yesterday. AP picture. AP picture.
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    Congress on UFOs
    25 12 Bogota, Wednesday A world congress on unidentified flying objects (UFOs or flying saucers) opened here yesterday, attended by Colombian and foreign experts.
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    Lock icon His car gave him away
    123 12 AP Hong Kong, Wednesday Security agents in Beijing have arrested a rapist, who murdered his victim, by tracing him to a Japanese—made car, a Beijing report says. The agents were believed to have been helping in their investigations by the fact that China still has
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    Bid to oust Egypt, Kampuchea fails
    221 12 Colombo, Wednesday: Egypt and the ousted Kampuchean government led by Pol Pot overcame challenges yesterday to their membership in the movement of non-aligned nations. The moves were rebuffed at a meeting of the non-aligned coordinating bureau, which is preparing for a ministerial conference tomorrow.
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    Tight security
    60 12 Vienna, Thursday The tightest security in Vienna since the city withstood a three-month siege by the Turks in 1683 is planned for the Carter-Brezhnev summit which takes place here next week. Six thousand police will be drafted into the city from all over the country to guard the
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    Lock icon Schmidt
    22 12 Reuter Washington, Thursday West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt arrived in Washington last night for a meeting with President Carter today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon TODAY
    123 12 UPI TODAY is Wednesday, June 6, the 157 th day of 1979 with 208 to follow. Those born on this date are under the sign of Gemini. ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY: In 1933, a motion pic-, ture drive-in theatre opened in Camden, New Jersey, the fipst of its;
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    Lock icon The $2m glass cup
    52 12 A hitherto unrecorded late Roman glass CageCup or diatretum of about the fourth century fetched a world auction record price for a piece of glass of £520,000 ($2,080,000) at Sotheby's of London yesterday. The Cage-Cup is part of the Constable-Maxwell collection offered for sale. AP picture.
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    Lock icon US airlines defy order
    66 12 Reuter Washington, Wednesday US airlines last night defied a judge's order grounding all DC-10 airliners in the United States. They said they would await a ruling from the Federal Aviation Administration. The FAA has sought reversal of the order, saying it had carried out all required
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    Lock icon The Odd Corner
    85 12 AFP Ijondon, Wednesday Madera microwave ovens, which can cook meals In minutes, have left a bad "odoar" round Britain's giant radio-telescope at Jodrell Bank near Manchester, north-west England. According to station director Sir Bernard Lo- veil. In a report to local authorities, most of the ovens are
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    Lock icon Turkey to get Russian N-plant
    134 12 Reuter Ankara, Wednesday The Soviet Union will build and supply a nuclear power plant for Turkey under an agreement signed in Ankara yesterday. The nuclear plant was a suprise element in an economic agreement signed by Turkish government officials and visiting Soviet External Economic Relations
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    Lock icon Society's $40m hq
    92 12 Reuter New York The Asia Society, aided by grants from the Japanese government and the Rockefellers, has started constructing a US$lB.B million headquarters for its programmes to foster USAsian relations. The eight-storey brick building is scheduled for completion in 1981. Asia Society president Phillips Talbot said closer
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    New Yorkers pushing up prices
    847 13  -  Not the rich Arabs, Greeks or Italians Humour by Russell Baker Apartment hunters in New York quickly learn about the Arabs. Agents show two bedrooms and rusty plumbing and say "This one's only U*****,000 (about $550,000)." "Isnt that a little steep?" the Arabs reply. "You
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    Fun and delight in the Jungle
    487 13 Monkeys rock 'n roll, vultures in harmony ..who'll complain? The Jungle Book, the full-length feature cartoon by Walt Disney (rfow at Cathay) comes to us the second or third time around. And at a time when movie houses around Singapore are taunting us with
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      136 13 Conventions at Merlin ItSallwDrk ardallpby I t1 best ploces in Moloysio Toke Fraser's or Cameron Highlands Merlin. Courteous, efficient service that compleor p*<** That's why ot Merlin, in oddition to the usual convention facilities and services for functions like banquet and cocktail, there's another deportment to take care of your
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    Shell sets up plant at Woodlands
    191 14 Shell is building a $7.5 million plant at Woodlands to manufacture Diala and Turbo oils. It will be the first of its kind in this region. Diala oil is used as a coolant and insulating oil in high voltage transformers and switchgear. Turbo oil,
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    Lock icon New York Exchange
    279 14 UPI New York, Wednesday Oils, takeover targets and gambling issues were the pacesetters yesterday as the stock market registered its biggest gain in three weeks with heavy volume. The Dow Jones industrial average, a 0 69-point winner on Monday, climbed 9.44 points to 831.34, the best gain
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    37 14 UPI New York, Wednesday Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Indus 821.47 up 44 30 trans 234.M up 2.10 IS utlls 102.27 up 071 65 stock 2K.M up 2.C
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    New sealant for tyre punctures
    156 14 A new type of sealant for tyre punctures will be introduced here soon. The sealant, known as OKO, is a green liquid that is introduced into the tyres through the valve casings and remains there until a puncture occurs. When there is a puncture, the
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    Lock icon Money Market
    163 14 UPI London, Wednesday The US dollar opened mostly lower on European money markets yesterday and also fell at the close in Tokyo. Gold held steady at U*****.3750 an ounce in Zurich against the previous close on Friday and was up to US$ 276.25 in London from Monday's close
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    Lock icon 'Relax trade controls'
    102 14 Reuter Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday British Trade Minister Cecil Parkinson and Malaysian Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Lew Sip Hon yesterday discussed restrictions imposed by the European Economic Community on Malaysian goods. Datuk Lew told newsmen after the meeting that he had urged Britain to use its
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    Lock icon Japanese investment
    65 14 Reuter Jakarta, Wednesday Japan and Indonesia are expected to sign a formal agreement this week for a US$l6O million (about $352 million) Japanese investment in a petroleum development project here, the semi-official government news agency, Antara reported yesterday. Antara said the investment project calls for exploration of four
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    Lock icon Indon oil output move
    248 14 AFP Jakarta, Wednesday Indonesia's oil production is expected to increase to 1,824,000 barrels a day in the next four years, manager of the state owned Pertamina Oil Company Piet Harjono said yesterday. Addressing a meeting of the Indonesian Petroleum Association Mr Harjono said the increase was
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  • Page 14 Miscellaneous
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      462 14 Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below Nome (Mr Mrs./ Miss): Address: N R.I.C. No: Tel: aTMTPH F,LL ,n MISSING LETTERS ACROSS L A_LH USING !_JI JLH CLUES LI AI J H BELOW iCut along dotted CLUES FOR U-3 On* mtani of illumination 2. With a
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  • SPORT STARTS HERE
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      Make it trendy
      361 15  -  Or how to produce world-beaters ma Gymnastics By SHIRLEY TAN For Japan's National gymnastics coach Shuji Tsumuri, the saying "action speaks louder than words" is not merely a fact in the competitive world of sport it forms the basis of his training methods which he considers vital
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      Tough going for Danes
      171 15 Soccer Copenhagen, Wednesday Denmark, without a win in five matches, play Northern Ireland in a European soccer chamE ions nip Group One match ere today. The Irish, with seven points, head the group, though England are potentially better placed by virtue of matches in hand. The
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      Lock icon Station show the way
      94 15 Joseph Lim Selangor Lake Club dart team will play a friendly match against the Singapore Station Rapid Shooters at the Station Hotel on June 17. This will be the first such match for the newly formed SRS, and their 36strong membership are looking forward to more
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      Winning gallop by Road Runner
      355 16  -  the track By TURF RAY Ipah, Wednedsay Read Runner did a winning gallop here this morning. With Edward Chan astride, the Le Cordonnier four-year-old was pulling hard in a 600 m workout in 38.4. The going was good. Road runner has two wins to his
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      Sunday's Kuala Lumpur finishes
      438 16 Saadra Dm led into the straight from Geatlemaa, with Tltaal and Cfclaa Jade starting their runs. Tltaal raced past the field 200 m out, with Cfclaa Jade challenging. In a thrilling finish China Jade got up close home to beat Titani by a short head. Persaader
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      Genthus can win Derby
      640 16 Sunlight Wonder ready to score k.l.chan's! TOP lO FOR IPOH MEETING i Trainer Teh Choon Beng's improving stayer, Genthas has bright chance of gaining his first big success when he lines up for the $80,000 Perak Derby to be run on the fourth day of the
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      Down tools at Epsom
      161 16 Epsom (England), Wednesday England will come to standstill for two and a half minutes this afternoon. The 200 th running of the Epsom Derby, England's greatest horse racing classic, is the occasion that will cause factory workers to down tools and shopkeepers to ignore customers. The
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      Lock icon Vitas' net gamble pays off
      362 17 |^yfennis Reuter Paris, Wednesday Bjorn Borg of Sweden and American Vitas Gerulaitis yesterday won through to meet in the men's semi-finals of the French Open tennis championships. Top-seed Borg beat Chile s Hans Gildemeister 6-4, 6-1, 7-5 in a drab baseline struggle on the slow
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      Police have no fears
      455 17  -  The Premier crown already theirs... SQUASH by Eric Cooper Police Lions, secure in the knowledge that the Premier Grade title is already theirs, play second placed Tanglin Club at the Police Academy tomorrow at 6 p.m. without any fears. In (act, the Lions are so far
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      Moscow 2-0
      28 17 Moscow, Wednesday Dinamo Tbilisi, Soviet soccer champions, lost their first League match of the season when the Central Army Sports Club Moscow beat them 2-0 yesterday.
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      Shriver in 3rd round
      66 17 Beckenha m (England) Pam Shriver, uie 16-year-old shock finalist in last year's United States Open tennis championsnip, won her first two matches as a full time player in the grass court tournament here. The American youngster beat 22-year-old Kim Sands, US, 6-2, 7-5 in the first
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      Relax boys, relax...
      546 18  -  'The onus is on Pahang' Malaysia Cup Jk J' By PHILIP TAN Trevor Hartley wants more commitment from '"his Malaysia Cup squad preparing (or Saturday's second-leg semifinal against Pahang at the National Stadium. After leading the squad for a 12km run at MacRitchie Reservoir yesterday, Hartley reminded
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      Sum, Chang stake claims
      418 18  -  As the heat of qualifying goes on: Kd Bowling By BRIAN MILLER Two new contenders staked their claims for top honours in the Masters final of the National bowling championships to be rolled off at Star Bowl on Sunday. The two who crept into the qualifiers
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  • Page 15 Miscellaneous
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      396 15 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY Born today, you are a highly creative, original person. You adapt quickly to whatever conditions and situations prevail at any given time in any given place. You know how to use to best personal advantage exactly what you have, without panic, without any
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      13 18 42 42 4? lIS e v !<<l IV! >1 NORBERT by George Fett
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      267 18 Crossword J ACROSS 1 Whip 5 Whitney 8 Inn 14 The "ouch"in "each" 15 Fire 16 Plant book 17 Religious image 18 With ice 20 KO'd fighter's condition? 22 Summer refreshers 23 Goody 24 Porcine product 26 Singular 27 Track down 31 Founded: abbr. 35 False move 36 Descendants 37
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      Lock icon Good-looker Ogilvy brings back the Saint
      708 19  -  By Marianne Gray Hellbolt lan Ogilvy alias Simon Templar alias the Saint is good-look-ing, elegant and eloquent and looks very like Roger Moore, the last Saint. This, he thinks, has an awful lot to do with why he was chosen to revive Lesley Charteris'
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      Rediffusion to sell metric at the market
      277 19 Four popular Rediffusion personalities Tan Poh Han, Seah Heng Meng, Neo Geok Peng and Ho May will be at one of our markets every Tuesday for the next three months. Not to buy anything, but to sell. Their commodity? The metric idea. The
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      346 19 D AMI EN OMEN H: Terrifying sequel to the Omen. Stars William Holden, Jonathan ScottTaylor. Orchard: 1.30, 4, 7 and 9.15 p.m. THE WILD GEESE: An industrialist hires a band of mercenaries to rescue an African head of state. Stars Richard Burton, Richard Harris, Roger Moore. Odean: 2.30, 6.15, 9.15
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      64 19 Tomorrow's FM Stereo 6.00 Opening Announcements and Programme Summary 6.05 Morning Prelude with Melachrino and His Music 6.30 News (E) 6.40 Morning Concert Mother Goose Suite (Ravel); Minuet Antique (Ravel); Le Tombeau De Couperin (Ravel), Boston Symphony Orchestra/Seiji Ozawa; Cello Concerto No.l (SaintSaens); Heinrich Schiff (Cello), New Phil Orchestra London/
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      178 19 Today: 1.40 a.m. (1.0 m), 7.37 a.m. (1.9 m), 1.44 p.m. (0.9 m), 8.05 p.m. (2.3 m). Tomorrow: 2.32 a.m. (0.8 m), 8.43 a.m. (2.1 m), 2.33 p.m. (0.9 m), 8.44 p.m. (2.4 m). Friday: 3.12 a.m. (0.5 m), 9.35 a.m. (2.2 m), 3.15 p.m. (0.9 m), 9.19 p.m. (2.5
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      246 19 In and around town CHINESE PAINTING a talk by Dr Chen Slew Min, a local artist at Joo Chiat community centre at 7 p.m. Part of the Art in Singapore Today series. TEENAGERS OF THE WORLD two English filmshows in colour arout teenagers in India and Ethiopia at Marine Parade
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    67 20 AH FOOK: From Friday onwards, when the traffic police signal you to pull over to the side of the road they might be "booking" you for couftesy instead of a traffic offence. MEI LIN: I hope they'll give uc merit points for courtesy that will cancel out any
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      800 20 NMNNH AND RADIO 700 million people in 43 countries can't be wrong. m TELEFUNKEK 3.81 OPENING NOUNCEMENT8followed by PLEASE DONT EAT THE THE DAISIES (r) Ml DIARY OF EVENTS(M) 3.15 GUNSMOKE: Island in the Desert. Part 2 of this story in which Ben Snow tries to use his gold to
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      193 20 Today's top shows HAPPY DAYS: All the Way. (Ch 5. 7.55 p.m. in colour). A spin-off from the film American Graffiti, this series set in the nostalgic 50s, first appeared on American TV scree nsfive years ago. Wrapped in heptalk, and held together with bubble-gum, it stars Ron Howard, Henry
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