New Nation, 20 June 1979

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  • 18 1 NewNation SINGAPORE Wednesday, June 20, 1979 2598 Price 25 cents M.C.(P) No. 144/1/79 r====^ NEW tej) NATION COMMENT
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    686 1  -  Stay at home for The Romantic Swordsman? By Douglas Chan NO, not even the Romantic Swordsman can keep our women shift workers from their jobs. YES, we have dedicated and concerned workers to keep our production lines going despite the attractions of television serials like Luk Siu
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  • 140 1 Air fares between Australia and Asean countries and Hong Kong are likely to be sharply reduced following an agreement among airlines in the region, RTS reported this morning. Officials oI the five Asean airlines and Qantas and Cathay Pacific reached agreement during a two-day meeting hela
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  • 84 1 CNB today confirmed that a Singaporean was arrested in Jakarta together with a Thai man and 2 kg of heroin was seized. New Nation understands the Singaporean, in his 40s, is a businessman in Tiong Bahru. He is believed to have a criminal record. The heroin is
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  • 263 2  -  Lai Heng, 12, tells of day she jumped out of balcony By Richard Adhikari Schoolgirl Ho Lai Leng, 12, was taking her Monday afternoon nap when she was awakened by her excited sister. sun Dieary-eyed, she heard her rattling off something about a
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  • 257 2  -  By Bkarathi Mehas Oir hmim reporter It was a grim faced Prime Minister who answered the barrage of questions thrown at him at the doorsteps of the Foreign Office yesterday. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew did not attempt to hide the seriousness of talks he had earlier
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  • 69 2 NTUC president C t y. Devan Nair will be the guest of honour at the 38th anniversary dinner and dance of the Old Victorians' Association at Island Ballroom, Shangrila Hotel on Saturday, July 28 at 7.30 p.m. Those interested in attending should contact Mr Ng Kee Hock
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  • 170 2 Share prices improved slightly during the first hour of trading at the Stock Exchange of Singapore today. The combination of bargain—hunting and short covering was believed to be responsible for the improvement. However, at the higher priced levels, buyers were scarce. Recovery of a few cents were recorded
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    • 229 3 N N N > N N N V N N S > s C X X <2 O. S5 4> 1 ■vx> o. o. *< r? A A t 0 X «> O/ <a sfe <* s 4) Ar <o <? <4 X' V J V. CITIZEN QUARTZ DIGI-ANA Fixpd
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  • 409 4  -  By K. L. Chan A young Singapore student wins some cash in a contest and brings his friends to a coffeehouse, writes an author of a children's book. A coffee-house does not tell with our society, believes a publisher. So he changes it to a
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  • 25 4 The National Museum will screen three colour films. Sky bridges, Becoming Aboriginal and Hospitals Don't Burn Down, at its premises tonight at 8 p.m.
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  • 171 4 Passengers can now muse on the wonders of sea-life while waiting for their luggage at Paya Lebar airport. This aquarium constructed at a cost of $100,000 was donated by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. Measuring 4.5 metres by 1.7 metres, the salt water aquarium
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  • 278 4 The election of this year's crop of office-bear-ers of the Singapore Bank Employees' Union clearly indicate that the union is going all out to groom a second-echelon leadership. Yesterday's election had the new secretary Jeneral, Mr Jeffrey Wee, 0, bringing under his wing two younger assistant
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  • 347 4 A new literary award, to be presented for the first time this year, will give writing in the Asean region a boost. The SEA Write award, Jointly sponsored by Thai international and the Oriental Hotel in Bangkok, will be awarded to Action
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  • 108 4 A nine-member mission from British Columbia, Canada, will arrive here tomorrow aa part of a South-east Asian tour to promote the sale of aircraft parts and service maintenance equipment. Representatives from seven companies will be led by Mr Dale Harvey of the Ministry of Economic
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  • 212 5  -  By Ivan Lim A local union will soon start an exchange Srogramme with its apanese counterpart to promote better understanding between their members. The project between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union (SMMWU) and the Japanese Federation of Commercial Workers will be
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  • 177 5 More than 90 companies from 13 countries will exhibit the latest in timber technology at Wood *79 Singapore's first international forestry development, timber and woodworking exhibition next month. It will feature a wide range of plant and equipment used in all stages
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  • 39 5 The Parliamentary Secretary (National Development), Mr Lee Yiok Seng, will review the passing-out parade of the 22nd intake of 11Q0 national servicemen of the Vigilante Corps at the Police Academy on Saturday, June 30 at 4:30 p.m. <
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  • 201 5 The Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (SFCCI) will send a 30man trade mission to Chirta this September. The team, whose aim is to promote two-way trade ana study investment opportunities, will be away from Sept 24 to Oct 15. This will be
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  • 78 6 UPI Washington, Wednesday Almost half of the US fleet of wide-bodied Jets have passed inspection of the structure under suspicion as a cause of the nation's worst air disaster, Federal Aviation Administration officials said yesterday. A FAA spokesman said 101 of the nation's 212
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  • 98 6 UPI TODAY is Wednesday. June 20. the 171 st day of 1979 with 194 to follow. Those bom on this date are under the sign /of Gemini. ON THIS DAY IN HBTOBY: In 1898. the US Navy seized Guam, largest of the Marianas Islands in the Pacific, during the
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  • 434 6 World Focus Reuter Zurich, Wednesday: DC-10 airliners took off from Zurich and other European airports yesterday on their first passenger flights since the wide-bodied planes were grounded throughout the world because of last month's Chicago air disaster. Switzerland took the lead in
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  • 198 6 UPI London, Wednesday Japan should devise a new, more independent defence doctrine and make an appropriate contribution to the defence of the non-communist world, the authoritative Institute for the Study of Conflict said today. Japan should join in a "tri-ocean strategy" to protect the ocean
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  • 69 6 AFP Tokyo, Wednesday Chinese Senior vice Premier Deng Xiaoping vesterday hinted at Beijing's readiness to reopen diplomatic relations with Indonesia, saying "we see no problem about reopening diplomatic ties with Jakarta", Japan's Kyodo news service said in a report from Beijing. Mr Deng gave the indication
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  • 77 6 AFP Jakarta Wedaesdav Several 'prrgtuuii' weinea have heea detained by the easterns here charged with smsggUag vldee cassette reeerders, a easterns ■pshfamsa said yesterday. The wemea eatered the prshihited area ef the Jakarta pert sf TaattPrlek la their slim i sa Msaday hat they leeked pregasat whea they
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    • 336 6 Wu Song Kills The Tiger Wu Song Buntih Harimau illustrator: Hou Soon Ming 7/ i^i J IK ~VK si V m si/ i i >* si 3 7~: WS S t> ftrs f» XV tr ftKa+ffift** ®##@2 XftUtt* 4>« 8t«4fT «U:£ Now Wu Song believed there wos o tiger and
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  • 265 7 say Hong Kong sources The continuing refugee nightmare World Focus AFP Hong Kong, Wednesday: Another half a million refugees will leave Vietnam for countries in South-east Asia this summer, well-informed sources predicted yesterday. Citing information to this effect from people in Vietnam the sources said
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  • 74 7 UPI London, Wednesday. Pakistan's military ruler Zia-Ul-Haq has asserted that he is determined to return the country to civilian rule, and said he still hoped to hold general elections as promised on November 17. He said in a radio interview to be broadcast here today he was
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  • 73 7 UPI New Delhi, Wednesday. Religious and racial riots flared across India iresterday in the heat of a onger than usual summer, creating one of the worst law and order situations in India's 32 years of indenpnHpnrp Police fired 13 rifle rounds over the heads of a "violent
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  • 74 7 East Coast of Malaysia: Vietnamese refugees, some of the fit,Ml who arrived ashore in Malaysia in 1978, gingerly make their way off their sinking boat into rough seas off the coast in the South China Sea. Most of them arrived in Malaysia in small
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  • 225 7 UPI London, Wednesday Saudi Arabian oil minister Sheikh Ahmed Yamani yesterday offered hope to oil-thirsty nations, saying his country may increase Eroduction by one million arrels a day next month to help bring order to the world market. But he warned Saudi Arabia would maintain
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  • 121 7 AFP Bangkok, Wednesday The Bangkok Post reported yesterday in a front page story that several of the Heng Samrin troops fighting in Kampuchea had surrendered to Thai authorities. Quoting a battalion commander at the border town of Aranyaprathet, it said most of the troops
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  • 145 7 UPI Shobdon (England), Wednesday A man fell 106 kilometres yesterday and not only lived but broke a world record. He also raised US$2 million ($4.4 m) for charity at the same time. Parachutist David Parchment plummeted into (he record books by
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  • 475 8 SOS (Singapore Organisation of Seamen) is sounding more and more like Save Our Seamen (from the women, that is). In 1975, the organisation horned its objections when the National Maritime Board started to register women for jobs as stewardesses and cooks on passenger ships. The main grouse
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  • WHISPERS By ISPY
    • 66 8 In a Japanese magazine, it waa reported that a sun-tanned left arm ia now regarded by young Japanese aa a mark of distinction Reason: this shows that the person drivea a car whose steering wheel is on the left side in other words, an imported car. Well, we
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    • 65 8 Hong Kong football atar Derek Currie exchanged bia boota for boata recently when be made 116 eight-minute terry crossings in Hong Kong harbour in X hours. The reason has nothing to do with a sudden passion for the sea but to stake a claim for a world record
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  • 478 8  -  ■y Sylvan Foo UPI Veraaa (CMMctteat): The demeaning "Polish jokes" making the rounds in the United States are damaging America's relations with her closest friend in Eastern Europe. Poland has "formally protested against the circulation of these bad-taste Jokes at the highest levels
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  • 355 8 Judd's first love 525 old typewriters, and he can't type AP Judd Caplovich says his friends consider him "strange and eccentric" no wonder. Amid the collected clutter of cherry pitters, pianos and organs at his home can be found his first love 525 old typewriters. Caplovich collects typewriters, antique or
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  • 826 8  -  WEDNESDAY WITH DICK WILSON DICK WILSON A new study by the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London shows pretty conclusively now sombre the future of China must appear, at least during the rest of our lifetime. In an analysis of appropriate attitudes by the
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  • 857 9  -  Harsh words on Hanoi's 'cruelty' to refugees Voice of the Press Round-up June 10^16J By Gerry de Silva The Government's announcement of the need to reduce the inflow of guest workers so that nigh technology instead of labour-intensive industries could be encouraged won praises from the
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    • 277 9 Crossword IHHiI HI hi ACROSS 1 Flat plate 5 Male: abbr 9 Quench 14 Using speech 15 Palo 16 Scaly bract 17 1492 ship 18 Genuine 19 Addition to a bill 20 Up and about 22 Narrow escape 24 River in England 26 Kefauver 27 Of ammonia compounds 29 Help
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      1254 10/11 They come from different walks of life but they all wear DANCING SHOES Are oar dancing schools defunct, dusty institutions teaching obsolete dances like the samba and the rhumba? MARGARET CHAN paid a visit and found that thoagh the samba is still being swayed to, dancing schools these
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    • 399 10/11 I only have to mention that I am learning dancing and I get chortles and teasing. "Whatever for?"; "Don't joke," would be the milder comments. "So OB (off-beat in a derogatory sense)" was how one friend put it bluntly. Yet there was I in
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    • 773 10/11 Think dancing schools and most likely you conjure up pictures of eager dandies-to-be with sweaty hands, timid young things trying to make the scene or brazen ladies of the world adding more oomph to their wiggle. Banish the thought. Or you might think dancing
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    608 12  -  Cinema Caught for trying to smuggle hashish, he spent several years in a Turkish prison, until... MIDNIGHT EXPRESS: Brad Davis, Randy Quid, John Hurt, Bo Hopkins, Paul Smith, Mike Kellln, Insae Miracle. Directed by Alaa Parker. Screenplay by Oliver Stone. (Soon at Orchard). bv Gloria Chandy Billy Hayes, a
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  • 871 12  -  Coffee, eggs, bacon, newspapers lousy TV, petrol, aspirin it's the same entry every day Humour by Russell Baker SUNDAY: Got up late and consumed three newsepers, (our cups of coftwo cups of tea, one egg, two strips of bacon, small quantity .of cheese and black forest ham
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  • 174 13  -  Sole agent for Chiclets and Halls Business News and Views By Rav Dhaliwal Diethelm S'pore, a company that has mainly been associated with furnishings, intends to move strongly into the distribution of confectionery items. A start has already been made with its appointment as sole
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  • 48 13 Reuter Bangkok, Wednesday The Thai Government's Blan to float bonds worth billion yen ($llO billion) in the Japanese market last week has been postponed to a later date. Deputy Finance, Minister Chanchai Leethavorn told reporters that agreement could not be reached on the interest rate.
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  • 63 13 AFP Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday Malaysian rubber shippers will make a strong appeal to the Far Eastern Freight Conference (FEPC) to allow them to use other shipping lines. This will be one of the major issues to be brought up by the Freight Committee of the Rubber
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  • 291 13 The Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (SFCCI) is to invite the Finance Minister, Mr Hon Sui Sen, to discuss unfair competition between the public and private sectors. It wants a informal lunch discussion between Mr Hon and Mr Wee Cho Yaw,
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  • 192 13 UPI New York, Wednesday The stock market registered a slight gain yesterday as observers were trying to figure out where the economy was headed while keeping an eye on how well speculators were faring. Trading was moderate. The Dow Jones industrial average, which fluctuated in a narrow
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  • 66 13 Seven Australian firms will take part In a three-day modern home tarnishing show at the Australian High Commission in Napier Road from today. A wide raage of modern furniture, light fittings and fabrics will be on dls"ft, most prominent among the seven exhibitors is David K Miles
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  • 244 13 Money Market London, Wednesday The dollar lost ground against all European currencies yesterday but rose against the yen in Tokyo while gold edged up in London and Zurich. Many dealers said the dollar's poor day reflected the continued concern about the rising US import bill and the
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  • 306 13 Singapore is one of the Top 10 foreign investors in Indonesia, according to figures released by the Central Bureau of Statistics in Jakarta. The figures, published 4n a Singapore International Chamber of Commerce report, showed that Singapore's total investment in Indonesia was
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  • 36 13 UPI New York, Wednesday Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 industrials 839.40 (unchanged); 20 transport 240.11 (up 0.38); 15 utilities 106.58 (up 0.23) 65 stocks 293.78 (up 0.25).
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    • 398 14 Chinese take two titles Reuter Peking, Wednesday Both pairs of Singapore women lost their matches in the doubles semi-finals last night to China and Burma at the second World Badminton Federation championships in the south China resort city of Hangzhou. In the men's singles Suarter-finals,
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    • 242 14 j^j^fennis UPI Surbiton (England), Wednesday Tom Gorman, the American with the unenviable task of meeting Biorn Borg in the first round at Wimbledon, was given a form guide to his chances yesterday when he lost 6-7, 6-4, 6-4 to countryman Victor A may a in
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    • 181 14 Soccer UPI Toulon (France), Wednesday Holland had to fight for each ball yesterday to defeat a surprisingly good Chinese team 2-1 in the annual Toulon Junior football tournament. Half-time score was 0-0. Scorers were China's Zin Cailing in the 43rd minute and Holland's Jan
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    • 388 15  -  SQUASH l by by Eric Cooper Singapore Police could end up making history in the Singapore Squash Rackets Association League championships. So far, they have won three of the six titles the Premier, "E" Grade and "D" Grade. And, if they win the remaining three
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    • 249 15  -  By SURESH NAIR Betty Yeo, rated as one of Singapore's top women squash players, booked a berth In the quarter-finals of the Maidenform Women's squash championship with an effortless win over Beverly Betts at the Kallang Complex last night. The lanky player took the match at
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    • 175 15 Racing AFP London, Wednesday English maestro, Lester Plggott showed his astuite riding skills once again when he drew first blood at the opening day of the Royal Ascot annual race meeting by booting home Baptism, in the rich Queen Anne Stakes. Displaying his usual vigourous
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    • 415 15 Laeky Laeky was first into the straight from Bitigii and Neatrfaa. Agitator made up ground. Opening up in great style Laeky Laeky drew away in the straight to win as he liked by from the fast-finishing Agitator. Neatrlaa was third, a neck away.
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    • 247 15  -  C 9 track By TURF RAY Penang, Wednesday Our Sliver Lady showed up well in a workout here this morning. With apprentice Kevin Chee in the saddle, the My Swanee three-year-old held Elite Special 111 (Bruce Compton) easily in a 600 m trial in 41.1.
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    • 822 16  -  Club-less joggers show -what it takes to produce winners in less than a year *3 Athletics By SHIRLEY TAN It took two disused toilets, some innovation, the threat of being charged with illegal assembly and, largely, the popularity of long distance star Serjit Singh to
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    • 177 17 AFP Durban, Wednesday All-time boxing hero Muhammed Ali, otherwise known as the "Louisville lip" has agreed to retire from heavyweight boxing from July 5. The South African Press Association said this had been officially confirmed by Mr Mike Mortimer, chairman of the World
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    • 524 17  -  Basketball By SHIRLEY TAN Singapore Air Transport Union (Satu) showed vast reserves of fighting spirit during their match against Thailand's C. P. Broilers in the Phey Yew Kok Cup International basketball tournament at the Gay World last night. Although Satu were beaten $4-96, they still could
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    • 272 17  -  »y SURESH NAIR Hockey enthusiasts were disappointed yesterday when Indian Association called off the opening National Premier League match against Armed Forces at Balestier Road. LA made the decision at the eleventh hour based on Clause 14 of the SingaGre Hockey Association's
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    • 94 17 AFP Italy, Wednesday China's athletes will make their first appearance in Europe when they compete against French and African athletes today. The nine-member Chinese delegation includes high jumper, Cui Hong Jun, who has cleared 2.18 m, long jumper Zhang Tao (7.71 m), sprinter Shao Jinh Yu (10.3 sec
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    • 115 17 UPI Helsinki, Tuesday World record holder Renaldo Nehemiah of the United States shrugged off the effects of a transAtlantic flight to win the 110-metre hurdles in 13.36 at the 13th World Games at the Olympic Stadium yesterday. He lacked the sparkle that won him the AAU title
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    • 450 18  -  FAS no control, says Gill Soccer By PHILIP TAN A rebellious group of referees are defying the Football Association of Singapore by handling unsanctioned matches in addition to paying scant respect to even their own controlling body, the Football Referees Association of Singapore. It was learned yesterday that
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    • 330 18  -  Kadir's tribute: He has time for everyone Bating By PHILIP TAN Singapore boxing lost a loyal friend with the death of former National coach, K. M. Abdullah, in India on June 7. Dollah, 60, was responsible for coaching some of Singapore's finest boxers during his
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    • 420 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday, The Football Association of Selangor have come out in support of the Sultan of Selangor who is reported to have said that appropriate action should be taken against those football officials who had failed to invite him for the Malaysia Cup soccer
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    • 154 18  -  Athletics By SURESH NAIR Seven countries are expected to participate in next month's Singapore Masters track and field championship at Raffles Institution grounds. Announcing this yesterday, Dr Siak Chong Leng, president of the Singapore Masters Track and Field Association, said that invitations have been sent
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    • 31 18 Turin, Wednesday World champions Yugoslavia finished the men's European basketball championships here yesterday with a bronze medal, beating Czechoslovakia 99-92 The Soviet Union play Israel in the final today.
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  • Page 14 Miscellaneous
    • 388 14 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you posses what is basically a romantic nature. You are highly ambitious, but you may have difficulty fulfilling your ambition because you are also highly impatient. The two aspects of your nature do not combine easily or well, for impatience tends
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    • 592 17 WEDNESDAY NEW NATION MONEYWORDS Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below Name (Mr./ Mrs./ Miss): Address: N R.I.C. No: Tel: F,LL,N TW1 m,BS,NO letters our —ACROSS USING -1J CLUES 6 1 A R IM BELOW BMHaaBIH iCut along dotted lines BMM CLUES FOR IL-3 1. Nice
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    • 56 18 ANDY CAPP n 3 m m a (■J J >y.\ -<■«* v# '4 J IT'»JB I 3 SHORT RIBS by Frank O'Neal WI ABB PNISHED. OKAY X OCT TUB lAND SO ROUNDS OP\ QUESS Wf-UCT I JUST CAVB.-TWPCLUBJ MAWMOTH MEAT IMVE^TET?. PIVORC*. y A MOTTKeUCKEG?. NORBERT cc by George Fett
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  • What's On A page that tells you what's happening on TV and in towm
    • 358 19 Tolstoy on TV from July 11 A swift narrative, competent direction, talented cast and impeccable settings are the hallmarks of a TV dramatisation of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina. To replace Jane Eyre on Wednesdays, over Cn 5 at 9.50 jp.m. the 10-part serial will begin on
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    • 386 19  -  f Goh Soon Ttee String Orchestra mad Junior Orchestra P. T. Vivian Goh and Patricia Wei directed the Goh Soon Tioe String Orchestra and its Junior counterpart at the PUB Auditorium last Sunday in a concert which included works from the baroque
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  • Page 19 Miscellaneous
    • 523 19 6 A.M. Opening Announcements and Programme Summary 6.01 Morning Prelude with Reginald Kilboy and his Strings 6.30 News 6.40 Morning Concert: Tchaikovsky's Ist Piano Concerto (Valery Afanassiev/piano, National Orch of Belgium/Rene Defossez); Mendelssohn's Symph. N0.4 The Italian (Erish Gruenberg/violin, New Phil Orch/Elgar Ho wart h) 8.00 News 8.10 Vikki Leandros,
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    • 532 19 Tides Today: 1.17 a.m. (0.8m), 7.37 a.m. (2.1m), 1.34 p.m. (0.9m), 7.54 p.m. (2.3m) Tomorrow: 2.23 a.m. (0.6m), 8.53 a.m. (2.2m), 2.32 p.m. (0.9m), 8.37 p.m. (2.4m) Friday: 3.14 a.m. C0.4m), 9.52 a.m. (2.3m), 3.18 p.m. (1.0m), 9.17 p.m. (2.5m) Saturday: 3.59 a.m. (0.2m), 10.41 a.m. (2.3m), 3.57 p.m. (1.0m),
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  • 52 20 AH r00K: With an oil crisis'threatening the world and refugees landing on our doorstep, all we need is pieces of Skylab to fall on our heads. MO LIN: Look on the bright side. At last all those people who built botnb and fallout shelters can find a use
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  • Page 20 Miscellaneous
    • 759 20 TV M. AND RADIO SINGAPORE 5 700 million people in 43 countries can't be wrong. Ml OPENING NOUNCEMENTSfollowed by WANITA (M). Magazine programme S.SS DIARY OF EVENTS <M) Ml MARIE CURIE: Part t (r). Marie is torn between two stools: the desire to avoid any fresh emotional commitement and return
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    • 188 20 Today's top shows HAPPY DAYS: The Lean (Ch 5, 7.55 p.m. in colour). Richie and Potsie decide to buy their own "wheels" for a big date. They pool their funds for a sporty 1950 convertible. However, their new car is "all show and no go". CHARLIE'S ANGELS: Metfcer Aajpl (Ch
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