New Nation, 26 July 1980

Microfilm: NL10699
Total Pages: 27
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    Masthead
    20 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Saturday, July 26, 1980 2935 Price 25 cents M.C.(P) No. 109/1/80 r 1 NKW NATION COMMENT j
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    New twist to 3pc row
    411 1 Pay it at end of NWC year, says Jack Chia The controversy of the three per cent NWC incentive payment rages on. Now the battle is over WHEN to pay, if a suggestion by Mr Jack Chja, president of the Singapore National Employers' Federation (SNEF),
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    Focus on worker managgement:Ong
    245 1 ltSLm M SSS' wS IV ■cwty-l—fialai Htogepsre Natl.—J Employers FWtniiM to feces Its activities ea Impwvtag perss—el niiagemeat la toe ISMs. He made the saggeattoa ha—» "we are aiready faclag seme iMHwhIM to mwrii voaager workers. Per lastaaee, toraever Is already a problem —g workers aad
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    Donnell gets priority too
    206 1 Only yesterday, six-year-old Donnell Koh did not have much hope of finding a place in a Primary One class at St Michael's School where elder brother Dominic is studying. But this morning, his delighted mother, Mrs Koh Kim Eng. 33, was at the school with her
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      197 1 STAX elec r 'osratic o/ io > ,v :> r Sole Agent: Atlas Sound(Pte) Ltd INSIDE Rivals warm up for final Arch rivals Sebutlu Cm and Steve Ovett m—i up ler today 'h uiMtiai 8M metres Olympic flaal la flloscow with British bookmakers maklsg world reeerd holder Cee the M
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    Faces of grief
    314 2  -  Classmates of murdered girl cry when they hear about her death By K.K. Fong Grief struck Ong Ai Siok's classmates when they learned of her murder yesterday. Many of them immedi- ately broke down and cried soon after they read the news of her death in the
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    Ahmad Ibrahim Sec School wins praise
    97 2 Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School today won praise from Dr Nalla Tan, senior lecturer at the Department of Medicine, National University of Singapore. She praised the school for running a leadership training course for 50 students, and for taking in blind students. Speaking at the
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      131 2 3 JtANS VIWEO NEW MEMBERSHIP SPECIAL OFFER PACKAGE in conjunction with our National Day Celebration A Join us during our offer period 1 (scheme B) and get 1 'FREE-2Blank Fuji Video Cassette FREE: 1 attractive Tee-Shirt •FREE: First 3 tapes free of Service] Charges J Pre-recorded VIDEO tapes. At Trans-Video,
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      337 2 SAFETY FIRST WITH THE ORIGINAL Place the nr"* It fj SW/M AID over the upper arm. heaping the flattened portion inside to prevent restriction of blood circulation Then blow up the rings. close and seal them tightly with the plug Let the child |ust crawl naturally on the water, exactly
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    Howe opens new centre
    91 3 Surrounded by community leaders, a beaming Mr Howe Yoon G'hong slices a large cake baked to celebrate the opening of the Potong Pasir community centre on Thursday night. The community centre Is, however, only a temporary one. Mr Howe said plans have already been drawn up
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    STPB seeks NPB help
    236 3  -  First statutory board to do so By Judith Hale A statutory body has joined commercial firms in asking the National Productivity Board to determine how it can improve productivity. Mr Douglas Chua, deputy executive director of NPB, said the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board was the first
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    Stadium roads for cycling plan
    124 3 The Singapore Amateur Cycling Association (Saca) plans to use the roads around the National Stadium on Sundays as a cycling-cum-picnic area. Saca will approach the Traffic Police and the Singapore Sports Council to discuss the matter soon, the president of the association, Haji Sha'ari Tadin,
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    Operation TV in new hospital
    225 4 Interns will get clearer picture of operations The new Singapore General Hospital complex will have closedcircuit colour TVs to give interns, nurses and medical students a closer and clearer view of the cuts and thrusts in the operating theatre. The TVs will be fitted in
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    Chua's visit
    41 4 The Minister for Home Affairs and MP for MacPherson, Mr Chua Sian Chin, will visit residents of Block 121, at the Paya Lebar Way and Aljunied Road junction, tomorrow from 10 a.m. in conjunction with the national courtesy campaign.
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    Artisans of India to sculpture temple's statues
    152 4 The Hindu Endowments Board will be engaging a team of artisans fom India to sculpture statues of Hindu deities for the new Sri Vairavimada Ka liamman Temple in Lorong 8, Toa Pay oh. The temple, which is more than 100 years old, was
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    Making a Big Splash with a 'painted' seat
    164 4 The little boy sliding Into the pool has a good reason for looking rather off colour. His ramp is having a brash with paint and wet paint at that. Though the non-fast paint on the slope of the children's pool at the
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    Chicken feed story
    214 4 Singapore farmers, who used to take six months to rear a broiler chicken for the table, now take only two months to raise them to a marketable size. Further, these chickens also need less food to grow. They now require only 2.3 kilos of feed to put
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      33 4 BUFFET LUNCH A sumptuous selection of Eastern and Western dishes Adults $12.00 Children under 10 $8.00 12 noon to 2.30pm Sentosa Restaurant sinGapura FORUM g' HOTEL 585. Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 Tel *****22
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    Taxi driver Ong has a close shave
    294 5 Slawness In taklag •at his ehaoge saved taxi driver Oag Cheng Watt's life when a galvanised Iren pipe dropped (rem the reef sf a Heaslng Beard hleeh ef flats ante his taxi yesterday. Mr Ong, 52, was aheat te alight ta pat seme
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    Chok Tong: Give jobs to housewives
    162 5 Retail organisations like the NTUC Welcome Supermarkets were yesterday urged to attract the large number of housewives as part-time workers. According to the Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr Goh Chok Tong, this move would alleviate the labour shortage. The large number of housewives
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    Magicians' chief
    42 5 Mr Lim Hap Hin has been elected president of the Singapore Association of Magicians at its recent seventh annual general meeting. Other officials are Mr Tan Hock Chuan (vice president); Mr Tan Bah Chee (secretary) and Mr Richard Phua (treasurer).
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    Alert out for 'gang leader'
    219 5 The Singapore Police have been alerted by their Malaysian counterparts to keep a lookout (or a man who could help them in their investigations into the Desaru shooting case. The man is believed to be the gang leader of five men who robbed the Chartered
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    House rents to rise
    369 6  -  Companies willing to pay high costs to house expatriates By Agatha Koh Rentals of private properties are expected to rise further because companies employing expatriates are willing to meet the prices demanded. An American Business Council survey this year showed that over a 12month period, the
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    'Jack' of two trades
    185 6 He wears a tag that ■ays he Is a watch repairer bat la his hand he holds a stack of Slagapere Sweep tickets for sale. Mr Lsh Chee Chey, 42, Is la fact bath. Frem a.m. to 1 p.m. from Monday to Saturday, he Is at
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    Patience for their patients
    215 6 Two Ceylonese women wanted to be doctors but they failed the local university's tough entrance examinations. So Miss Camilla Dissanayaha and Mrs K.G. Mahagebera joined the General Hospital in Colombo in 1966 ana 1967 respectively and took up a twoyear physiotherapy course there. They have never
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    Lock icon Odd Corner
    69 7 AFP Jakarta, Saturday A weman (ram the ladoaeslaa province ef Irian Java decided te craw late Papaa New Oalaea te eee her lever, whe wm waltlag at the herder, bat their leve eaded la Jell, Aatara News Ageaey reported yesterday. The wemaa, wheee initials were gives as E.
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    Lock icon Strike at Reuter
    54 7 UPI New York, Saturday Negotiators for the striking Newspaper Guild and Reuters News Agency were at an impasse yesterday. Contract talks were deadlocked and suspended. So more than 200 editorial, clerical and technical employees went on strike. A Reuters spokesman said management personnel wll] operate all services
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    Lock icon Plane hijack drama ends with escape
    127 7 Reuter Kuwait, Saturday The two hijackers of a Kuwait Airways Boeing 737 yesterday surrendered to Kuwaiti authorities and more than 30 people on board the plane were released unhurt, the Kuwait News Agency said. Shortly before the surrender, the British pilot and co-pilot of
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    Lock icon AIDES OF 2 RIVALS MEET
    98 7 UPI Washington, Saturday Top-level political aides to President Carter and Senator Edward Kennedy are meeting privately, but they insist it is only to discuss the schedule and procedures for next month's Democratic Party's national convention. Mr Paul Kirk, one of the senator's top political aides
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    9 killed in 2-train crash
    169 7 Groningen, Netherlands, Saturday Nine people were killed and more than 20 injured yesterday, when two passenger trains smashed into each other on a single-line track near the town of Sauwerd, north of here, railway officials said. Seven bodies have been removed from the wreckage and
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    Lock icon 'Longer martial law' warning
    239 7 Marcos reaction to student unrest World FOCIM UPI Manila, Saturday President Ferdinand Marcos warned yesterday that student demonstrations would force him to prolong martial law m the Philippines. Mr Marcos made the statement a day after a demonstration in downtown Manila by 1500 students, demanding a
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    Lock icon 'Egypt will not recall envoy'
    82 7 Reuter Cairo, Saturday Egypt will not recall its ambassador to Israel if Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin moves his office to Arab East Jerusalem, official sources were quoted as saying in today's early edition of A 1 Goumhouria newspaper. An Israeli radio report quoted western
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    Can we live on salaries?
    327 8 Far from being an endangered species, the average salaried man is alive and well taken care of. This was not necessarily the case before the formation of the National Wages Council in 1972. Then, wages were not rationalised. They were subject to laissez faire market
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    THEIR VIEWS
    90 8 4 It has become a trick of television reporters and news readers to put the stress plonkingly on their prepositions: The PRIME minister held a meeting OF the Cabinet yesterday TO discuss the future OF the Government's linguistic legislation. They sound like one-legged drunks hopping from lamp post
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    Unique ceremony
    109 8 WHISPERS IS B p y y Returning from a visit to India, a colieaque told of a unique wedding ceremony she attended in which the bridegroom was represented only by a photograph of himself. Due to arrive for the wedding from Norway, the Indian groom had to cancel
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    Prompt reaction to courtesy call
    525 8  -  In other words... by Tan Bah Bah Acting promptly on a Straits Times reader's suggestion, Mindef has just issued Directive No. 201/80: "All commissioned and non-com-missioned officers are instructed that with immediate effect swear words are strictly forbidden, in office or in the field, during
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    Lock icon $7.3b complex at a standstill
    520 8 Reuter Tehran: On the site of Iran's biggest industrial project at Bandar Khomeiny, brand new machinery lies in packing cases untouched since it arrived from Japan before the revolution began 17 months ago. The Iran-Japan petrochemical complex, begun in 1976 as a joint venture between
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    Worsening of Indochina crisis: No end in sight
    630 9 o" ul if wJ ft «c/ J r >/ \kr 1*" t» 111 m <«■! *mmi time#// Vv ittiii*##// V \W'" V s t«^* The acrimonious and fruitless bordef talks this week between Thailand and Laos reflect a wider deadlock in the
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    Lock icon Hua studies technology
    195 9 AP Beijing, Saturday A aew classraam haa apeaed behind the regal erimaaa aad geld gates sf Zhaagnaahai, Chlaa's tightly gaarded seat sf government. Virtually all the stadeats are N ar alder. Ia a pragramme sf reedacatlea, Chlaa Is seadlag Its tap party aad geverameat leaders bach ta
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      154 9 m *> v:4^ r k?% v 0* MHPQ2OO49 c I 9. r A >" v\ ■■v-i.' V m S COMF VCAR-SEAT COVERS coot A COMPOST AM Made otocrykc.OOllPTcarteaioovers are highly heal ieshtant Hence even c*ter many hours in the blazing sun. .they sit* remamCOOlenou(j> lor sitting on OONVY oarseal covers
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  • Punggol Point Sea Carnival
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      A transformation will take place
      443 10 TOMORROW, Punggol Point and the sea around it will be transformed into carnival land. For the area will burst into activity with a range of v sea sports. Organised by the Punggol Point Community Centre's management committee, the carnival will feature a variety of events
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      PROGRAMME
      294 11 9 a.m. Arrival of MP for Punggol, Mr Ng Kah Ting, who will doclara tha carnival opon. Tha organiaing chairman of tha carnival, Mr Laa Siaw Tong, will than addraaa the participanta and apactatora. Tha Montfort Sacondary School band will ba in attandanca at tha opaning. a 9.45 a.m.
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      There will even be dragons
      273 11 NO sea carnival is really complete without a dragon boat race and the Punggol Point Sea Carnival is certainly not going to make this omission. A team from Punggol Point Community Centre, after all, won an interna- tional event in Penang just recently, beating teams
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      Sailor almost part of his board
      261 11 WINDSURFTNG or sailboarding is a relatively new waters port. Like sailing it depends on the wind as a means of propulsion. It is a purer form of sailing in that it is done on very simple equipment called a sail board. In this sport,
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      A spectacle on skis
      321 12 DURING the lunchtime break at the Sea Carnival, from 12.15 p.m. to 1.15 p.m., there will be a water-skiing demonstration by members of the Singapore Waterski Federation. That is, if weather and water conditions are right. It's rained on their parade so often the the president
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      Knees bent, arms straight and off you go ski-ing
      446 12 NEXT to swimming, water-aiding is the most popular sea sport in Singapore. After 10 minutes or so of instruction, the average person with fair muscular co-ordination can set out on water skis and make a presentable showing. Few accidents occur. Falling
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      Powerboating is picking up speed
      475 13 POWERBOATING events have been held in Singapore since the early '50s. It was a very popular weekend sport and races were run regularly off Pasir PanJing, Pasir Ris, and the ohore Straits. However, this sport came to a virtual halt in the '60s and was
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      278 13 For business leisure SPOREX-ASIA and BOAT-ASIA Two Great Leisure Trade Events 6-10 AUGUST 1980 WORLD TRADE CENTRE, SINGAPORE .yvgW'* S*&>» ejaP^ vn« v cC S9°^ iW i J S.E. Asia 3rd International Exhibition of Sports Equipment Leisure Goods A IC9& OPENING HOURS 6, 7 8 AUGUST Trade: 2-5 pm Public:
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      62 14/15 m if. -y* ■j v > X REF *****1 ."Mt, D.,w/r>. t ORIENT ORIENT SERVICE CENTRES < SINGAPORE' Unit G-( (Ground Floor) Fook Hal Bide. 0 150, South Brtdga Road Q KUALA LUMPUR 400, Jaian Tuanku Abdul Rahman I JAKARTA Puaat Partokoan METRO" Pasar Bam 101 HONGKONG: Up Hanfl Houaa,
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  • Page 14/15 Miscellaneous
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      1296 14/15 YOUR WEEKEND ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE 700 million people in 43 countries can't be wrong.. vv PAL color, Invented and owned by IBLBillllliE NL SBC 5 Saturday: 12.55 OPENING NOUNCEMENTSfollowed by SESAME STREET. 1.55 SATURDAY MATINEE: A Man Called Gannon. A cowboy drifter, fast with a gun and his fists, and a
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      702 14/15 SBC-RADIO Saturday 12.00 Musical Tributes (s) 1.00 The SBC Orchestra (s) 1.30 News followed by Share Market Report and Weather Forecast 1.45 Profjramme Summary folowed by Music A La Carte 2.00 Clayton Place 2.25 Sports Diary 2.30 A Pickin And A Grinnin' 3.00 News In Brief 3.05 Melody Time (s)
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      248 14/15 Top Shows of the Weekend Tomorrow LORNA DOONE. (Ch 5, 4.45 pm. In colour.) Set in Somerset and London during the reigns of Charles II and his brother James g, the story is of the Doones of Exmoor, a nobly-born family of outlaws who pillage neighbouring farms along the Devon-Somerset
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      59 14/15 SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE: la Celebrattoa. (Cfc 5, 11.16 p.nq. la tmInr.) Three brothers retain heme ler reuien on their parents' 49th wedding anniversary. They Had themselves fereed by elreamstaaees to reeall their ehlldheed aad reexamlae their parents' sherteemlags la perfermlag their pareatal daties. Ills aestalglc, slightly huMNas Am stars Alan
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    Making good use of imported talent
    795 14/15 Dubbing, sound, music, design experts to improve SBC f Sight&soumM ..V When Radio and Television Singapore became Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, one of the changes was the statutory board's effort to widen its expertise by hiring expatriate broadcasters, a policy SBC intends to pursue, according
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    Leong plans a step ahead of his rivals
    608 16  -  A >flt By Gloria Chandy Mr C.E. Leong has just opened a recording company despite the competition from "the giants," (international recording companies that have been in existence for years) and the record pirates who wait like vultures to zoom in on
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    Sisters cut first disc
    219 16 The Queens are two Malay sisters who have appeared la locally-pro-daeed children's programmes os television. Yasmln, 11 aad Farah Dlba Abdul Rasak, 14, were "discovered'* if years ago by a then RTS prodneer. She liked the way they sang and offered them a regular part In
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      600 16 What's On A page that tells you what's happening on TV and in town In and around town INTER-SECONDARY SCHOOL CONCERT BANDS a presentation at the Singapore Conference Hall at 2 p.m. BROKEN OATH a Mandarin filmwith two filmlets on Noise Pollution and Noise and People at 3rd Floor void
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      346 16 At the cinema YANKS: US servicemen in Britain win British hearts. Starring Richard Gere, Vanessa Redgrave, William Devane and Lisa Eichhorn. lid*: 11 a.m., 1.30, 4, 6.45 and 9.15 p.m. BREAKING AWAY: Growing up pangs of four boys in a college town. Charming film with lots of good humour. The
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      252 16 Taday: 3.46 p.r 1.1 m), 9.39 p.m. (2.6 m). TMMrm: 4.23 a.i Tuesday: 5.43 a.m. (0.0 m), 12.32 p.m. (2.5 m). 5.47 p.m. (0.9 m), 11.47 p.m. (2.9 m). Wednesday: 6.27 a.m. (0.0 m), 1.09 p.m. (2.6 m), 0.29 p.m. (0.9 m). Tharaday: 12.31 a.m. (2.9 m), 7.09 a.m. (0.0
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    Lock icon Pol Pot regime gets nod to retain UN seat
    125 17 Reuter United Nations, Saturday The credentials committee, overriding Soviet objections, yesterday recommended that the UN General Assembly continue to recognise the ousted Pol Pot regime as the legal government of Kampuchea. The United States and Pakistan expressed reservations about the status
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    Lock icon Guerillas held back
    280 17 World Focus UPI Bangkok, Saturday Thai soldiers turned back armed Khmer Rouge guerillas trying to flee a Vietnamese drive to hem in a border insurgency stronghold in Kampuchea, witnesses at the border said yesterday x Military authorities denied reports that thousands of Kampucheans were seeking refuge near
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      Lock icon Phantom of the Opera
      109 17 UPI New York, Saturday In what police described as a modern day version of 'Phantom of the Opera,' a violinist, on her way to meet Russian ballet star Valery Panov, was stripped, tied up and hurled to her death from the roof of the Metropolitan Opera
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      New post for Deng?
      43 17 Tokyor Saturday Chinese Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping might become China s state chairman after resigning from his administrative post, the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) reported today. NHK quoted an authoritative Chinese source in Tokyo as saying this last night.
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    Lock icon Train stopped by protesters
    91 17 This tower of mlltMlag ballt by aatt-aaelear prttoten ever the railway Dm halt a trala packed with raOaaellve waste between (ilea cheater and KharpThe dampiag ti the radtoaettve sladge aad laboratory waste encased la eaaerete la tUah we water* was aatherlsed by the Departmeat «f the
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      296 17 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... Born today, you are one of those who cannot help making an impression on your surroundings. TOMORROW... LEO (July 23-Aug 22) A short Journey takes you precisely where you want to go psychologically speaking. Be prepared to change. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) You
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    Dead men DO tell tales
    607 18  -  Govt pathologist tells of his 40 years of 'reading' dead bodies for clues Review by Francis Chin FORT\ YEARS OF MURDER by Prefes* sor Keith Simpson ((iranada Books). First published In 1918, London. 398 pages (including Index). £1.59 Dead men tell no tales? Wrong, says
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      103 18 M i m A v t/f J Eterna. Simply a statement of taste. Taste for the better things in life. Living each moment to the full. Rising to every challenge, making no concessions. Taste is individual, and individuality is Eterna. .V ETERNR Available at Eastern Watch Co Pte Ltd GB/9
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      124 18 Times Bestsellers For the week ending July 21. Last week's positions in brackets: 1 DEVIL'S ALTERNATIVE (1) Federick Forsythe. Corgi. 2 SIEGE (S) Sunday Times Insight Team. Hamlyn. 3 PIGEON PROJECT (II) Irving Wallace. Vorri. 4 THE BLEEDING HEART Marilyn French. 5 THE SEIZING OF SINGAPORE (S) Ian Stewart. Hamlyn.
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      279 18 Crossword J ACROSS 1 Goering, for one 5 TV hosts 8 Neighbor of Neth. 12 WWII group 13 Nazimova 15 More rational 16 Slattern 17 Pressure 18 Odour 19 "They kept the noiseless 22 Expel by force 23 Drury 24 Stephen Vincent 26 Colonists 30 Like beer 31 Specks 32
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    173 19 UPI Stock prices moved lower yesterday as Citibank slowed the trend to lower prime lending rates. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 8.02 points to 918.09. Declines outnumbered advances by two-to-one on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume fell to 36.25 million shares compared with
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    34 19 AP Closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 industrials 918.09 J down 8.02); 20 transports 03.90 (down 4.60); 15 utilities 112.93 (down 0.43); 65 stocks 333.68 (down 3.26). AP
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    101 19 AP London, Saturday Gold prices advanced yesterday in brisk trading on the two main European markets, leaving dealers generally puzzled about the reason for the most recent climb. The dollar firmed against most major European currencies. In Zurich, the gold price rose to U*****.50 an ounce at the
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      Supreme's new subsidiary
      80 19 Supreme Corporation has informed the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that it has acquired the remaining 250,000 shares in Supreme Leasing from GTY Holdings at a price of $1.60 each. With this acquisition, Supreme Leasing is now a wholly owned subsidiary of the company. It said it did
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      Proposal approved
      30 19 The New Straits Times Press (M) has informed the Stock Exchange of Singapore that the Malay- sian Foreign Investment Committee has approved its proposed acquisition of Million Management.
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      37 19 The Singapore government's registered loan stock of $75 million (maturing on July 15, 1963) and another $725 million (maturing on July 15, 2000) will be listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore on Tuesday.
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      52 19 A MITSUBISHI L matom J HARI RAYA SALE m MEN'S SHOES FROM ITALY, FRANCE, ENGLAND, GERMANY, AMERICA AND SPAM I TEXWOOD, LEA, HARA, LEE, DENM JEANS, TO-CLEAR FROM $10 UPWARDS DISCOUNT 20% TO 50% HURRY! HURRY/1 SHOP TO-DAY A.K.M. ZAKARIA BROS. 338 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Opposite Odeon Theatre) Singapore 0718.
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    347 19  -  Plantation stocks part of the run-up Market roundup by Lee Yew Meng The Singapore stock market staged a broad based rally this week, triggering expectations of better things to come. Plantation stocks, which were largely neglected in the recent runup, enjoyed a fair share of the
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    20 19 AFP New Delhi, Saturday China is keen to develop mutually beneficial trade and industrial cooperation with India. AFP
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    82 19 Business News and Views AFP Tokyo, Saturday Japan, the US and West Germany will sign a contract shortly to launch one of the world's largest coal liquefaction project, the International Trade and Industry Ministry (Miti) announced here yesterday. Under the contract to be signed in Washington
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      321 20 k A twice weekly advertisement feature Doing up your floor can actually be fun. Of course it helps when the product itself takes away the hard work involved in tiling a floor. The Armstrong Place 'N Press Excelon tile is the ideal tile. You just peel
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      261 20 Stereo King on the road now available in Singapore PA-150M v&L AM i M .ri-cJc- jf AW f W selector f F buttui* Volume control CoMmuousiy vdnaMe tone ntrol f M Lv>;al OiilartO- AM ff,l ,i..!jf CAR STEREO by MMk<£ Reverse 1 5W total music power Stereo indicator Local/ Distance
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      52 20 WELCOME TO OUR NEW SHOWROOM with mora than 30 Mteof furniture dteptey ||aiiiu Only ****** downpayment to own a kitchen cabinet wortn 11.000.00 Special Offer for whole interior decoration of your home. Showroom 15 1S 30-42. Gayiang Gov World (OppoM* Silvar City Thaatral e Factory Addraaa 146 14a Cnang* Road.
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      178 20 PLACE W PRESS SELF-ADHERING EXCELON m SHANGHAI CHONG KEE FURNITURE CONSTRUCTION 00. 12, TAI THONG CRESCENT, SINGAPORE 1334 (NEAR MACPHERSON MARKET) Td: *****3 OFFER SHARP 20S0C-536 Deposit $147 00 24 months: 68.00 (Ftw 2 pes. Hofosoopa sports waar) i9fl < sr. G Deposit $162.00 24 months: 75.00 Fna stand Deposit:
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      351 21 twice weekly advertisement feature^ Whether you are going for a casual outing, or for something more formal, or even for a game, it is important to look good. To be fashionably attired means more than merely picking up the first expensive item off the rack. It
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      184 21 FREE GIFTS yyy* >#* •v HELMETS Will Bl GIVEN FREE ON EVERT kLiW '.V 1 AND SCOOTERS CHU SENG TAN KEE TRDG. CO. 481, Geylang Road (1438) Tel: *****8, *****00 (BETWEEN LOR. 25 LOR. 27) CURTAIN AND CURTAIN TRACK SPECIALIST We install and fit your curtoin tracks and curtains to
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      36 21 SCCONDHAND CAMERA CENTRE Buy Sell i"* I >**#> Trade in Repair UOt.SIW LIMTOWfR NO 10 JALAN BESARSINGAPORE os3o Tit *****53 Mk: 177. MIOOLE HOAO SINGAPORE OTtO TELE* RS 23M8 SENSOR CA»LE ADO SfNSORINT Til M 3797 31&29
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      190 21 Surplus Slocks Of Mini-Cassette tope-Recorder With Mighty Features 16 Clear I *mm r* lj it microphone ZRec/Playback a Piano-key Buttons 4. Pause Made in Japan $49.90 Counter Dimension 45x155x110 mm Complete with carrycase, earphone and 1 blank cassette. Operates on 4 penllte battery or AC (with adaptor optional) Available at:
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      $200,000 target
      248 22  -  For Saca promotion plan Cycling By SHIRLEY TAN The Singapore Amateur Cycling Association (Saca) plan to raise $200,000 to realise their ambitious programme of promoting competitive as well as recreational cycling in Singapore. "We are trying to broaden the competitive base," said Saca's deputy president Mr T.T. Pan
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      Top seeding for two stalwarts
      127 22 j^jT^nnis Mahader Hassan and Lim Phi Lan, the two Singapore tennis stalwarts who recently returned home after completing overseas coaching and training stints, are top seeds in the Pesta Sukan (Sports Festival) National Hardcourt championships, starting this afternoon at the Kallang Courts. Mahader, a 23-year-old
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      Teh and Gwilliam look set for double
      487 23  -  Racing By BRIAN MILLER Jockey Chris Gwilliam and trainer Teh Choon Beng, who appear to have struck up a fine partnership, have a first-rate chance of landing a double at Kuala Lumpur today. Teh has engaged the Australian jockey for Ave of his
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      KUALA LUMPUR CARD AND FORM GUIDE FOR TODAY
      3047 23 RACE 1 1 88 «5l^- l 1 20 r ($8,000 $8,300 to winiMr) 1 08*735 Om Two Tim* a (YP lim) Rodgera 57 (dd +13) 8 ag P ft** 5 3 *04*•• MyaterlOHa Ptpor a (Pontian) R. Breukelen 57 (dd 1) 7
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      113 23 K. L. CHAN m OatTmlkiw Mah Lee Tiger Neto Mysterious Piper Bendy Olrl Tiger Note Tiger Nete Template t Never Die Kittiwake InteUgeaee Delima Never Me Delima Depth Charge Honey Dip EBB (Mm Ckamp Our Silver Lady HI Zemrood flnwfc Gal Knight Grey Echunga Knight Grey iMt 1 Lrtla*
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      Wisnu better over 1800m trip
      304 24  -  By FREDDIE KEE Koala Lumpur, Saturday Go nap on Wlsnu IV in Race 1 the 1800 m event for Class 1 Division 1 horses at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. The Prince Regent six-year-old, a winner of three races last year, is back at his best and
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      3327 24 KUALA LUMPUR CARD AND FORM GUIDE FOR TOMORROW KUALA LUMPUR CARD AND FORM DAfF 1 130 CLASS 1 DIV 1 1.800M x ($18,000 —$12,600 to winner) 1 1*1200 Cincinnati M a (KL Choog) Manser 54.5 (+2.5) 5 spg 1.200M F Murray 2 ****** Credentials a Cgg (Reno) Chong 52.5 (ud
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      KEY TO RACE CARD
      98 25 The figure denotes horse scratched or withdrawn from race; a, g or s after horses' names denotes ability of horse to run well on any going, good or soft; Dg the horse has won over this distance on good going; Cg course winner on good going;
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      143 25 K. L. CHAN FREDDIE KEE BRIAN MILLER STAR BOY Race 1 WISH Pilipachi Wlsni Euphorick Road Runner Euphorick Credentials Filipachi Race 2 Bald Till Fantastic Take Easy Bold Till Bold Till What's Enough RaceS Valley Fame Deano War Banner Valley Fame Sgt Starlight Choke Dee Valley Fame War Banner
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      189 25 IF* Reuter Hilversum, Satruday Scotsman, Sam Torrance, returned a second round 67 for a five-under-par score of 139 to take the lead at the halfway mark in the Dutch Open golf championships here today. The 26-year-old, winner of two major titles in 1976
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      $1.2m pride
      625 26  -  After three hard years, a new complex for the Patricians Bv TAY CHENG KHOON For three years the boys and teachers of St. Patrick's School manned stalls at jumble sales, sold tickets for film shows and sweated during Service Months. They got a dollar here, a dollar there
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      Lock icon Top seed Vilas cruises into last four
      227 26 fZM Tennis UPI Kitzbuehl (Austria) Top-seeded Guillermo Vilas of Argentina scored a 6-0, 6-0 victory over New Zealand's Chris Lewis yesterday in the quarterfinals of the U5575,000 (about $157,500) International tennis tournament. Vilas, playing superbly with a new racket made to his own
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      Lock icon Malaysia all set
      322 27 for a double in the boys' and girls' finals today Basketball Malaysia look set to score a double today in the finals of the Asean Schools basketball championships at the Gay World Stadium. Their boys' team meet Thailand and their girls' team play Singapore. The Malaysians should
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      ACS grab 79 of 102 medals
      302 27 Swimming Anglo-Chinese and Anglo-Chinese Junior College won 79 medals in the National Schools swimming championships which ended at Barker Road yesterday. The rest of the boys' schools participating shared the other 23 medals among them. This clear superiority is the result of a systematic
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      479 28 RUMANIAN COACH ACCUSES JUDGES OF CONSPIRING Gymnastics Reuter Moscow, Saturday A Rumanian official said yesterday that the country's gymnastics star Nadia Comaneci had been deprived of a gold medal by a conspiracy among some of the Eastern bloc judges. Bela Karoly, gymnastics team coach, told reporters that "you cannot
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      535 28 Wells done Flying Scot's dip wins Britain a gold |M3 Athletics Reuter Britain's Allan Wells last night became the fastest man in the world but only by a photo finish. The 28-year-old Scot gave Britain their first Olympic sprint gold medal for over half a century when he won the
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      Lock icon The record breakers
      121 28 AP Moscow, Saturday The world Indoor cycling record for the IMlui team pursuit was broken five times daring Olympic qualifying runs yesterday. The Soviet Union were fastest In 4: l<.(2sec. The Soviet quartet, however, never came close to the outdoor record held by a West German foursome
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      57 28 SIXTH DAY Soviet Union EmI Germany Hungary Rumania M B 7 15 9 17 3 4 Bulgaria Britain Cuba 7 1 0 4 Italy Franca Australia Greece 1 0 4 »> 1 •wvnffwiQ Poland North Koree Mexico Cnchodovikii Brazil 0 3 1 0 2 2 Spain Finland Denmark
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      374 22 ACCOMMODATION VACANT LENOKOK MARIAM BUNGALOW single-storey bungalow, appreciate offer P.O. Box, 1658, Maxwell Road, Singapore 9033. w BEAUTY CULTURE 0 FOR MEN ONLVI Latest scientific facials for all skin types. Dlslncrustatlon, ozone steaming, for problem skins to achieve a clearer complexion, personally attended by Raymond. *****01. 5 CATERING BUFFET $7.00
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      206 22 .FURNITURE FUMMTURC RENTAL: MODERN furniture, rosewood furniture. London Woodworking Company, Block 75, 2884, Oeylang Bahru S'pore 1233. Tel: *****9& PERSONAL MESSAGES HAVt YOUfl PORTRAIT done by Terry. Call: *****28. a PACKING/STORAGE/ REMOVALS PICKUPS/VANS: collections, deliveries, removals, dumping. Day/night Flroz, *****55. 8 RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES WANTED. g WE HAVE BUYERS for houses
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      476 22 A twice weekly advertisement feature TTTTTTTTTrrrrrrn □fgfgis No Fuss. Just ask ngjl for our painless fffif H.P. scheme. You'll Bl||l bo glad. Stockist of Lii best known brands in Bl|H Hi Fi Sound Systems. Qg refrigerators and T.V. Sets. Gas Cookers and Washing Machines. Loewe 51cm Colour TV DLI Down
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      230 22 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I MR. WANG TING MIN of No. 248Z Blk 34 Chal Chee Avenue (1646) Singapore, have applied for a First Class, Public House licence In respect of premises No 3531 C Blk 166 Bukit Merah Town Centre, Singapore 0315, and that this application will
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      111 24 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I SIM SIEW CHAN of No 484-H, Blk 426 Clementi Avenue 3, Singapore, have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop Licence in respect of premises No 206, Blk 725 Clementi West Street 2 Singapore, and that this application will be heard in Court
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      73 24 JtfVl WffffOf#' POST A NEW CONCEPT IN READING ACUPUNCTURE TRICK CR TREATMENT? k FIND OUT! Also in this issue: •AMAZING POWERS OF THE PSYCHIC SLEUTH •MARCIA NINES AND THE MEN IN HER LIFE •CHEIRO THE GREATEST NAME IN PALMISTRY •HAVE YOU A GOOD NOSE FOR WOMAN? Your Wednesday and Saturday
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      593 24 SATURDAY Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below Name: Sex: Age: Occupation: Address: N R.I.C. No:. FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES ,Cut along dotted lines, BELOW CLUES FOR KQ 6 1 Animals that hunt in packs 2 in tha naxt ft*ld may possibly irritata
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      92 24 Diary SOCCER: Friendly international Hitachi FX] (Japan) v Singapore Youths (Jalan Besar Stadium, 7.30 p.m.). Div 1 League Changi United v Mountbatten FX] (Jurong Stadium, 8 p.m.). BASKETBALL: Asean Schools finals Girls (2 p.m.), Boys (3.30 p.m.), both matches at Gay World Stadium. RUGBY: National Under 20 Schools "White" v
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      111 27 [~Ji L* ARISTON ft. > HARPER GILFILLAN (S) PTE. LTD. Cooker You are a good cook but you'll never know how good until you cook Prima way. It's so up-to-date and full of the right kind of features like huge capacity oven, grill, thermostat, pull out dish warmer and a
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      157 28 When your guests ask for gin. offer them tne most exported gin in the world. Impttrtrd ifjm/fi I m I ASSOCIATED LIQUOR DISTRIBUTORS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. Fisher-Price Toys keep their promises We make sure thai the onk paris that come oft are the parts that are supposed to. And you
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