New Nation, 20 August 1980

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    22 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Wednesday, August 20, 1980 2955 Price 25 cents M.C.(P) No. 109/1/80 r j NtW fcy NATION i COMMENT! ———j
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    Income tax man charged
    318 1 The senior legal officer of the Inland Revenue Department's legal section was this morning charged with corruptly receiving more than $5000 for helping two people solve "tax problems." No plea was taken from James Chia Shih Ching, 37, and his case was postponed for further mention
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    265 die in plane blast
    224 1 Bahrain, Wednesday All 285 passengers and crew aboard a Saudi Arabian Lockheed Trlstar airliner were feared dead after it made aa emergency landing at Riyadh Airport and exploded. The directorate *f civil avlatlon said the thrae-engtoed plane had Jut token <0 Irani the Saadl capital
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    Girl, 14, arrested
    95 1 Winona (Minnesota), Wednesday A teenage girl who watched the movie Tarantula on television has been arrested for buying one of the big, hairy spiders to put in her parents' bed, police said yesterday. Mr Jack Scherer, assistant chief of police, said the 14-year-old girl watched the movie,
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    Stocks
    222 1 Cautious and mixed trading marked the first 45 minutes on the Stock Exchange of Singapore today. Haw Par lost one cent to 12.46 while Sime Darby remained at $3.68. BUSINESS DONE First Section F Merlin (4) 1.46 (2) 1.45 B Raya (1) 4.90 (1) 4.92 UOL (1) 2.01 (2)
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      85 1 I Inside I Teaching him to read > > Details oo centre pages. Metro girls quizzed Three Metro Orchard girls have been questioned by the police in connection with a case involving criminal breach of trust. Details on Page 2 No force: Poland Poland, refusing to give in to strikers'
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    They are both in love with mathematics
    411 2 Winners of Prime Minister's Book Prize are strong in the second language Their strong command of languages may have won them the coveted Prime Minister's Book Prize 1980, but the world of figures has a stronger pull. Both Lau Hwai Ping and Ambat
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    Dinner
    40 2 The Parliamentary Secretary (Labour) and MP (or Kampong Chai Chee, Mr Fong Sip Chee, will attend a National Day dinner and variety show at the car park of Block 513, Bedok North Avenue 2, on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Walkathon
    38 2 About 1000 students of the National Junior College Alumni will take part in a walkathon organised by the NJC Alumni on Saturday at 4 p.m. Funds raised will be used to help needy students of the college.
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    Teenagers need a listening ear
    303 2 A government survey has found that many students here are very lonely. They also have very little time to discuss their problems with parents, teachers and frienas. It is for this reason that the proposed moral education programme, which will be implemented on an experimental
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    3 Metro employees under cloud
    116 2 Police have questioned three employees of Metro Orchard following a report that they pilfered the takings of the department store. Metro Orchard called in the police on Monday after the department store's management conducted a suiprise check and caught an employee with about $700. She
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    Tanjong Pagar's history
    295 4 Will be compiled in a book A study to trace the changes that Tanjong Pagar has gone through will soon be conducted. The data collected will be for a book to be written by Dr Seah Chee Meow, a senior lecturer with the National University of Singapore's
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    Film shows
    41 4 The National Museum will screen Julius Caesar on Sept 1 at 11 a.m. and The Merchant of Venice on Sept 5 at 11 a.m. at its Stamford Road premises for students preparing for the GCE *0 level literature examination.
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    $10,000 safe stolen
    95 4 Nine men, Me armed with a kaife, held ap a watchmaa af SUm Cm Pie Ltd, Paadaa Read, aad teak away a safe caatalaiag $IMM aad same geld Items yesterday. Police wid the men tied the witfimw with rope •■d staffed his meath with a pieee ef
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    'Ilike work'
    681 4 3 Keppel Shipyard workers still not ready to call it a day They began working during the Japanese Occupation. They worked through the British colonial era. Today well past their prime, they are still not ready to call it a day. These three Keppel Shipyard workers Mr K.
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    Seminar looks at the other side of science
    148 4 Artificial insemination, genetic engineering and nuclear power are all triumphs of modern man that promise to benefit the human race. But such breakthroughs can be used for evil too. These less beneficial aspects of science will be dealt with in a seminar
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    SYO: Ministry takes charge
    831 5  -  1 Many ways to tell a story, says woman who knows By Zarinah Marican The Education Ministry has taken over the management of the Singapore Youth Orchestra and increased the number of extracurricular activity points for participation in the orchestra. In view of the SYO's status
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    Foundation stone
    34 5 The MP (or Telok Blangah, Encik Rohan Khamis, will lay the foundation stone of the Telok Blangah community centre between Blocks 75 and 76, Telok Blangah Drive, on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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    Book fair
    30 5 The Senior Minister of State (Education), Mr Chai Chong Yii, will open the Make Way tor Books fair at the World Trade Centre on Friday at 6 p.m.
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      50 5 More Local Hews in Page 6 ENGLISH AT THE BRITISH COUNCIL COURSES LEADING TO UNIVERS OF CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATIONS SPECIAL "O" LEVEL PREPARATION CLASSES BUSINESS AND SECRETARIAL ENGLISH BEGINNERS, ELEMENTARY AND ADVANCED ENGLISH RagJttratlon: 22 Augutt-1 September (Saturdays Included) THE BRITISH COUNCIL r i Singapore Rubber House, Collyer Quay Telephone: *****
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    Lock icon 'Singapore link' in passport racket
    318 6 Reuter Singapore immigration authorities are seeking more details from Canberra about an alleged racket here enabling Hong Kong residents to enter Australia with false passports, official sources said yesterday. They said they had been informed by the Australian federal police that at least four Hong
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    Fun fair
    35 6 The MP for Buona Vista, Dr Ang Kok Peng, will attend his constituency's Zone B Residents' Committee's Fun Fair 1980 at Block 4, Holland Close, on Sunday between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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    Film show
    36 6 The Kim Keat Zone B Residents' Committee will screen a free Mandarin film, Mysterious Heroes, at the open ground between Blocks 6 and 7, Lorong 7, Toa Payoh, on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. r
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    'Meals on wheels' alternative being examined
    201 6 Alternatives to the proposed "meals on wheels" project are now being examined. One such consideration is giving a nominal allowance to the needy aged who live alone and are unable to cook their own meals. The "meals on wheels" project was proposed by the
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    Soon, the pride of Kim Seng
    257 6 In two months, this will be the pride and the focal point of activities of the 40,000 people in Kim Seng constituency. The new Kim Seng community centre at Indus Square promises to be the place for the young, the old, the active ana
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      450 6 I®T JH DP fit) r§r Arjuna's Penance Taubat Arjuna \0!'~ WRi-j*a»?" wtkim&n Mmm#) amttiwe n£HS Arjuu was furious, Angriy he said, "Who are you? How dart you shoot at tho animal I have aimed at?" The hunter repied, "I should ask you these questions. TMs forest bolonfs to us, and
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    Lock icon Drug causes cancer
    106 7 Reuter Ottawa, Wednesday The rMriiii government yesterday advised wemen whs may have take* the synthetic estrogen hormone drag, Des, for pregnancy compUcattons la the 11Mb and lMts to get medleal examinations fsr themselves sad their children. Des tablets, prescribed to as unknown number of wemen to prevent
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    Lock icon TODAY
    49 7 UPI TODAY is Wednesday, Aug 20, the 233 rd day of 1960 with 133 to follow. Those bom on this date are under the sign of Leo. THOUGHT FOB THE DAY: American writer Edgar Watson said: "What people say behind your back is your standing in the community."
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    Lock icon No Polish plan to use force
    325 7 says govt official World Focus Reuter UPI Warsaw, Wednesday The Polish authorities have no plans to use force to break a crippling general strike in the north, and they are aiming instead to isolate the strike leaders, the editor of the official Interpress news
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    Lock icon BUSH SAYS 'NO' TO THE TWO-CHINA POLICY
    76 7 Reuter Tokyo, Wednesday US Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan would not carry out the so-called twoChina policy, his running mate, Mr George Bush, said here yesterday. Mr Bush, who is the Republican vice-presiden- tial candidate, is due In Peking today on a factfinding
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    Lock icon Odd Corner
    123 7 UPI Pretoria (South Africa), Wednesday A pigeon ha* Apparently broken all reeerda with a 48M-km flight frem Portugal to the left of her owner la Pretoria. Mr Antonio Dos Demlngues' racing hlrd wm sent to a fellow pigeon fancier in Portugal last year. Bevea months ago she left
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    T is for taste
    324 8 They all do it. The sportsman, the student, the Katong suburbanite, the advertising manager, the sports reporter, the campaigner, the Orchard Road show-off, the bandboy, the gotong royong volunteer, the temporary secretary, the community centre programme organiser and now even the promoter of, guess what, Moral
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    THEIR VIEWS
    99 8 4 The surrender anniversary, Aug 15, has recently stirred a debate on the status of Yasukuni Shrine, essentially because prime ministers have been paying their respects to the sanctuary on that occasion. At the same time, there has been corresponding criticism of the "practice" as a dangerous sign
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    Jogging pigs
    106 8 f WHISPERS is B p y v I Arizona State University decided to use pigs to study the effects of Jogging on heart disease. Six of the 18 subjects were set Jogging when they were piglets, six began when they reached approximately middle age, and six were allowed
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    CHINA IS TRYING TO KEEP IT ALL IN
    687 8  -  WEDNESDAY WITH DICK WILSON DICK WILSON The rural communities of China are closing up, becoming more inward-looking and more self-contain-ed than ever before in Chinese history. This is the surprising conclusion of an important conference in London where a dozen American sociologists
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    Lock icon It's more fun to be ex-President Humour
    828 8  -  by Russell Baker NYT New York: President Carter of course would have won even if he had lost this week, since there are few fobs more rewarding than the job of former president of the United States. The money is a lot better
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    Greece, anyone?
    281 9 And you need not go as a tourist Would you like to learn about the Greek way of life by staying with a family in Greece rather than in a hotel? You can do so either alone or in a group if you can pay your way there
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    NEWS You Can USE
    239 9  -  by Richard Ho On baying gold It is safer to buy gold from banks because the metal is weighed and assayed in the refineries before it is shipped here. A gold dealer in a bank gave this advice after a Straits Times report revealed the risks
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    'Technical engineer' tag
    107 9 Holdera «f Ngee Ana Technical College's technician's diploma In mechanical engineering now add the professional title "technical engineer" after their names If their membership has been approved by the Council of Engineering Institntlens In Britain. u ws toe recognition «f toe diploma by the Engineers Registratlen Beard
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      Making words
      1164 10/11 Take a leaf from this mother's book on how to teach your child to read Mrs Lillian Kwek, in her Sis, seems a typical Singaporean. She lives in a Housing Board flat in Toa Payoh, has two children and cares deeply about their education. However, the similarity ends
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      Don't use force or he'll hate reading
      654 10/11  -  By Sylvia Leow If you were put off by the seemingly endless Eatience of mother Lilan Kwek (see other piece) who went to such lengths as to devise a system to teach her son to read, don't be. I found at a recent
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      396 10/11 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are an extremely hard worker whose expectation it is always to win. Indeed, when you don't win, you are something of a poor loser, finding excuses for a poor showing which may have no bearing on the results of your
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    Tobacco tax reprieve
    257 12 The government will not impose the $25-a--kilo tax on tobacco grown here until Oct 1. This two-month reprieve is to enable tobacco farmers to sell their existing crop. This was stated in a Ministry of Finance note sent last week to Singapore Tobacco Co (Pte) Ltd and
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    Lock icon Money Market
    126 12 AP The dollar was mixed against Europe's leading currencies late yesterday, while gold prices rose in both Zurich and London. The dollar strengthened in London, Paris, Amsterdam and Milan, but lost ground in Zurich and Frankfurt. The dollar closed lower on Monday in Tokyo also, following a Bank
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    Five-fold jump
    44 12 Pan Electric Industries has reported a five-fold jump in unaudited pre-tax profit to $5.06 million for the six months ended June 1960. Turnover rose by only 22.4 per cent to $55.8 million, implying the wide Erofit margins chalked up y the company.
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      Lock icon Tax cuts approval
      65 12 Reuter Washington, Wednesday The Senate finance committee agreed yesterday to approve l>v Friday a US$25 to US$3O billion (about $52.5 to $63 billion) income tax cut bill which would Sve mator reductions to dividuals and businesses starting next year. The committee reviewed several options, including accelerated depreciation
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      Lock icon Oldest atlas?
      72 12 AFP Moscow, Wednesday What is believed to be the world's oldest map of the stars has been found in Siberia etched on a turtle shell sculpted in stone, the Soviet news agency, Tass, said yesterday. Archaeologists estimate the atlas is 35,000 years old and the stars are represented
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      Higher rates
      66 12 Industrial and Commercial Bank today raised its interest rates for savings and fixed deposits rates by 0.25 per cent across the board. The new rates are 9.25 per cent for savings and one month fixed deposits, nine per cent for three and six month deposits and 8.75 per
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    Metro reports lower profit of $6 mil
    240 12 f 3 Business News and Views Metre Holdings reBrted tower earnings r the ve»r ended March 1M) with group pre-tax profit dropping oy 24.7 per cent te UM million. Ills nrnne despite the 24.4 per eent rise la gronp tnraover to $19.1 million.
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    New York Exchange
    262 12 The stock market moved lower yesterday amid gloomy economic news and signs that US interest rates are turning higher. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was down six points half an hour before the close. Chase Manhattan bank raised its prime lending rate a quarter-point to
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    Lock icon Dow Jones'
    33 12 AP Closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 industrials 939.85 (down 8.78); 20 transport 317.05 (down 0.33); 15 utilities H0.23 (down 0.07); 65 stocks 340.92 (down 1.91). AP
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    Profit
    31 12 Growth Industrial Holdings has turned in a threefold jump in pre-tax profit to $3.24 million for the half year ended June 1960. About half of this is taxexempt, it said.
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      263 12 Crossword ~SI J ACROSS 1 Make cake 5 Silkworm land 10 Military cuisine 14 Pub potables 15 Page of music 16 Form of back talk? 17 Assist 18 Borders 19 Horse 20 US motto 23 Wise owl 24 Morsel 25 Verdugo of films 28 Gyrated 30 Rds. 33 Put on
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    Lock icon Begin urges autonomy talks again
    107 13 World Focus Reuter Jerusalem, Wednesday Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin yesterday urged President Anwar Sadat to resume negotiations on Palestinian autonomy rejecting the Egyptian leaders suggestion that the stalled talks restart after the US presidential elections. Replying to President Sadat in their protracted exchange of
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    Lock icon 'Better to bomb than boycott...'
    148 13 Reuter Beirut, Wednesday Iraqi President Saddam Haaaeia said yesterday It weald be better te bemb Tel Aviv thaa beyeett oeantries that meved their embassies te Arab east Jerusalem, the Iraqi News Agency repeated. He said in a speech te stadents that all Arab researees sbeald
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    Lock icon Defend trade routes
    196 13 US Congressional strategists tell Japan AP Washington, Wednesday Two US Congressional strategists suggested yesterday that Japan's increased defence effort should concentrate on defending that country's trade routes protecting its merchant vessels on the way to the United States, and its tankers bringing oil from the Persian Gulf.
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      46 13 4TH UON CITY CUP TOURNAMENT 1980 MILO. lives up to this kind of action! *k HIS **V; x MILO CO-SPONSORS the 4th LION CITY CUP TOURNAMENT 24th Aug. 6 Sept. Venues: National Stadium Jalan Besar Stadium Jurong Stadium It's marvellous what MILO* can do for you
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      Saturday's Penang finishes
      158 14 1 Something To Remember 2 Ray Band 3 Pearl Melanie. Won by: 2, ns, 2. lime: 1:57.f0ec. Tote: $136, $16. $16, $8. ■km. mmi II Mi I I m ■11 ■mill immmi ■mi m 1 Primorie 2 Main Bazaar 3 Flying Tiger. Won by: 3, 6,1. Time:
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      Lock icon Master Willie in last-stride win
      323 14 a^i Reuter York, Wednesday Epsom Derby runner-up, Master Willie, got up In the last few metres to beat Irish Guineas winner, Cairn Rouge in the Benson And Hedges Gold Cup yesterday. Tony Murray, riding the Irish-trained filly, looked the winner when he booted Cairn Rouge
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      Ready To Run goes fast on good going
      680 14  -  ClOnthe CJ track By K. L. CHAN Beady To Ron, who first won on this course three months ago, is back at his best, and looks ready to strike again in a lack-lustre Class 5 Division 1 field over 1600 on Sunday.
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      Lock icon Floored ref, so player gets a sack
      558 15 Rousing Palace-Spurs clash Soccer Reuter and AFP Lond«n,•Wednesday Cyrstal Palace winger Vince Hilaire was sent off for knocking referee Alf Grey to the ground as his side lost 4-3 to London rivals Tottenham in the English First Division last night. Hilaire was ordered
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      Soggy course suits Filipino big-hitter
      382 15  -  Golf By LIM KEE CHAN Twenty-two-year-old Gill Ababa, the National champion champion of the Philippines, installed himself as a firm favourite for the Singapore Open which starts at the Jurong Country Club course tomorrow. Ababa, who was at the 6062-metre par-71 Jurong course for a
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      1st round draw
      379 15 First round draw for tomorrow (aniens otberwelse stated): Ist Tee. 8.31 a. m. Jani Sumarisono (Indon) 6, Talib Haron 4, R. Edmonds 6; 8.37 Gimin Suwirjo (Indon) 2, Chen Yew Ping 6, Ong Eng Hong 6; 8.43 Enckun Tacnjana (Indon) 2, Wong Weng Foo 5, John Martens
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      Lock icon Kobayashi keeps Orient title
      140 15 E3BoKii«~ AFP Tokyo, Wednesday Oriental and Pacific featherweight boxing champion Royal Kobayashi of Japan retained his title for the fifth time when he beat South Korean Lee Tae Hwan by a 2-1 split decision over 12 rounds at the Korakuen hall last night. Kobayashi got off
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      Good as gold
      516 16  -  Athletics By SHIRLEY TAN Singapore Combined Schools girls look set to win the 400 m relay gold medal at the Fourth Asean Schools Track and Field meet to be held in Jakarta from Sept 12 -14. Four of the five named for the team have done sub-13
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      A clash you can't miss
      307 16 Fans should turn up at the Squash Complex today for two good reasons they will witness some top class squash and that the proceeds of the match will be donated to the family of the late Eric Cooper, or popularly known as Mr Squash. Top
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      Safra get into the big league
      414 16  -  Rugby By MAURICE NEO The Singapore Armed Forces Reservists Association have confirmed their participation in the Singapore Rugby Union's First Division League starting from Sept 9. They will be the first locals in the First Division since 1974. The last local side in the
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      A sorry state of affairs
      658 17  -  Soccer No FAS probe and public apology anger club officials By SURESH NAIR First Division League clubs Toa Payoh United and Tiong Bahru Constituency are dissatisfied with the way the Football Association of Singapore disposed of the big fuss they made over the League match
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      Thai's late entry brings relief
      427 17 The Football Association of Singapore last night heaved a sigh of relief when they received Thailand's late entry for the Lion City Cnp tournament from Ang 24 to Sept i. Hie tournament organisers were kept In suspense when Thailand failed to meet the Ang 15
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      135 15 Its worked over-night wonders for the of soma of today's biggest stars, like Lee Mervin, Joan Collins, Angie Dickinson, Anna Bergman and others. Find out more in our special exclusive in this issue! PLUS •POST PROBE: A SEA MYSTERY Giant 'hole' off the coast of Africa which swallows ships now
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      634 16 :®eh3Z»Z£: WEDNESDAY E i MONEYWORDS i Cut out and pin with other coupons. I Posting instructions appear below Occupation: Address: N.R.I.C. No:. FILL IN I Mi KM LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW aaHIBBMBB Cut along dotted lines CLUES FOR KU 3 1. Put Mtd to grow 2. It would bo
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      158 17 WW A. V > > tiJm 4mA .x In tough games like badminton and squash TRETORN NEW SMASH gives your feet the protection they need. Tretorn have created shoes that have won respect from sporting circles the world over. Tretorn New Smash is the new, wonder badminton and squash shoes
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      180 17 Sports diary 80CCER: NFL Div 1 Geylang International v Toa Payoh (Jurong Stadium, 8 p.m.)- SBHFL Div 2 Tien wah Press v Keppel Shipyard (Farrer Park AC); Mandarin Hotel v Jurong Shipyard (Toa Payoh); OCBC v Rollei (Geylang). Div 3 United Bank v Hongkong Teakwood (Tanglin 1); Singapore Tobacco v
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      142 18 HURRY! HURRY! LAST DAYS! 1 1 A Til Jl V (*****00) 11 am, 1.30, VH I 111 l I 4. 6.30 9.15pm A JamM J. McNamara Presentation V. i i I\\ I Starring: Susan Oliver, Roger C. Carmel <§) 'go Kantor, James J. McNamara HURRY! HURRY! LAST DAYS! nnriiAiin. <*****88)
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      332 18 BREAKING AWAY: Tfcto 01m ww (fee 1989 Academy Award (or best original screenplay. Orchard: I.jO, 4, 6.30 and 9.15 p.m. WHEN A STRANGER CALIJ9: A babysitter is disturbed by a mysterious caller. Then... Jade: 1.30, 4, 6.30 and 9 p.m. Cornelia Sharjpe, Robert Lansing and Omar Sharif. Odeaa: 1.30, 4,
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      171 18 Redifffusion 12.00 noon The Fabulous 240. Rediffusion's afternoon entertainment package with the top pops of the day and your requests 1.30 News and Share Market Report 1.40 The Fabulous 240 2.30 The Polygram Half Hour 3.00 Star Watch. Jay Michael with your horoscope reading 3.02 Did You Know 3.04 The
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      734 18  -  We are heaped with reruns of junk while promising films are taken off sometimes after just two days CINEMA *>v Richard Lim The cinema this week is more dismal than the weather, but oh, must I inflict on you again my occupational woe? Let me step aside. Mr Vincent
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      Books and so much more at this fair
      795 19  -  By Khng Eu Meng This year's book fair at the World Trade from this Saturday till Aug 31 promises to be even bigger, with more stalls, books and publishers represented. In short, it's going to be books galore, and more. And more?
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      Your pick of light and serious drama this week
      378 19 There are dramatic offerings galore this week with performances by Toh Tuck Secondary School, the Singapore Kemuning Society, dramatic events at the Book Fair, and of course, the Stage Club's annual programme of Take 3, three one-act plays. Toh Tuck's An
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      290 19 In and around town PIANO DUET by lan Lake founder of the Music In Our Time festival in London, and Yu Chun Yee. Programme for the evening includes selected works by Mozart, Schuman and Schubert. Place: Singapore Conference Hall, Snenton Way. Time: 8.30 pm. Tickets at |10, |8, |6, |4
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      234 19 Today's Pick On TV: CHARLIE'S ANGELS: Love Boat Angels Part l.(Ch 5, 8.40 p.m. in colour). The Angels jump on the Love Boat bandwagon as they try to solve a case and avoid the romance which threatens to interfere with their sleuthing. Their Job is to retrieve ,$5 million worth
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    67 20 AH FOOK: Mount Faber used to be a serene and peaceful place for people to get away from the noise and bustle of the city Delow. Now it looks like the "barbeque picknickers" will create a lot of noise, smoke and rubbish. MEI LIN: Not if the whole
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      869 20 TV AND RADIO 700 million people in 43 countries can't be wrong.. vv* ppiiy mg m bj PALcolor, Invented and owned by lELBiUNRB IV a K SBC 5 3.88 OPENING followed by WHAT'S MY UNEf 3.25 MANDARIN TV THEATRE (C/r). 4.35 MAGAZINE ZERO ONE. 5.CI DIARY OP EVENTS (M). 8.88
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