Singapore Herald, 5 September 1970

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    14 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 40 Singapore Saturday September 5. 1970 MC(P) 2207 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon Lee ends sixday Indian visit
    686 1 Lee ends sixday Indian visit NEW DELHI, Fri. Singapore and India have agreed on the need for peaceful settlement m Indo-China "through negotiation within the broad framework of the Geneva Agreements." Tliis was declared m a joint communique 'ssued here today at the end of the six-day visit to India
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    Lock icon Herald call leads to police raid on house
    320 1 Herald call leads to police raid on house POLICE OFFICERS descended on a house m the Katong area yesterday, after the Singapore Herald passed on to the CID a tip-off from a member of the public. The police party led by CID Chief Ong Kian Tong and including Asst. Supt.
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    Lock icon Now a new deal for police
    401 1 Now a new deal for police THE GOVERNMENT is considering better pay and promotion prospects to keep existing officers m the police force and to attract recruits. Policemen will also be exempted from National Service, even during training. Owe of the first tasks for the new Home Affairs Minister, Dr.
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    Lock icon Preparing for jumbos
    314 1 $6 MILLION AIRPORT EXPANSION PROGRAMME WORK has begun on a $8 million programme to extend Singapore airport's terminal bulding to meet the Jumbo Age. The scheme is expected to be completed by September next year. A circular published by the Department of Civil Aviation said that the
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    Lock icon OVERTIME BOYCOTT: SO CHANGI BUSES OFF AT 10p.IN.
    256 1 OVERTIME BOYCOTT: SO CHANGI BUSES OFF AT 10p.IN. CHANGI Bus Company workers drove their buses into the firm's depots m Changi Road and went home at 10 o'clock last night m protest against their present two-shift system and conditions of work. Under the present system, the early shift works from
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    Lock icon Guerillas clash with Israelis on Mount Hermon
    199 1 Guerillas clash with Israelis on Mount Hermon AMMAN Fri. Fierce fighting took place throughout today between Palestian commandos and Israeli forces on the southern slopes of Mount Hermon, south-east Lebanon. A spokesman for the Palesti nian Armed Struggle Command said tonight the fighting broke out at dawn and was m
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    Lock icon Suharto in Bonn
    64 1 BONN, Fri. President Suharto of Indonesia flew m here today from The Hague for a three-day official visit, and West German security officials were faced with problems similar to those surrounding The President's curtailed Dutch visit. Shortly after General Suharto's arrival, a West German Government spokesman announced
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      220 1 COMPIiMffIIARK COPY i 1 V^VV MAKE sure you get Section II of your 24-page Singapore Herald. This is Ul tne wa V y° ur bigger and better paper that sees PAGES tnln 9 s YOUR way is being published everyday. SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE AT I C.X.TANG I BAR6AIN COUNTER
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    Lock icon TEENAGERS THEN AND NOW
    1220 2  -  Adele KOH MY contemporaries and I were probably the first "teenagers" m this part of the world. Before our generation there were children and there were adults. The inbetween stage didn't exist. The young people before us did not form a distinctive group with their own
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      95 2 "Ombudsman" (S.H. Sept. 1) complains that ETV recorded the complete gymnastics exhibition organised by the Singapore Amateur Gymnastics Association (SAGA) and later sold the processed copies for $100 each without giving SAGA a share of the profit. Well, is SAGA a profit making concern? If SAGA,
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      196 2 WHY THAT COLUMN SEVEN LETTER WAS NOT USED MY office colleague told me that he was glad to read that your paper provided a column for readers to speak their minds on any subject. He informed me that he sent a letter to Column Seven under the pen-name of Geronimo
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      273 2 WITH reference to the letter by S.B. Foo (S.H. Aug. 31), it should be pointed that the Course on City Planning and Development m Singapore* is not organised by the Ministry of National Development. This course is actually organized by the Extramural Studies Department of the University
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    Lock icon Saturday, September 5, 1970 THE SINGAPORE HERALD Lessons of an ambush
    467 2 Saturday, September 5, 1970 THE SINGAPORE HERALD Lessons of an ambush THE recent ambush by Communist guerillas of a patrol of Sarawak Rangers focuses attention once again on the security problems of the State. Like the murder of two election officials m June, the ambush was carefully prepared and the
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    Lock icon POLICE NEW DEAL
    212 2 A high resignation rate and difficulty m finding new recruits are early warning signals of discontent and demoralisation m the Police Force. The Government is sensible to take the problem m hand before other symptoms familiar m many countries of the region have a chance to appear.
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    469 3 Anything an elephant can do, this cat can do better THE BIG "cats" show their claws today. Nine of them wiO prowl the arena at Tractors Malaysia Berhad m Bukit Timah Road, going through their paces for those m the market for monsters. Piling logs, ripping soil, shifting tons of
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    Lock icon $6,500 damages claim for Inferior' tuition
    572 3 SINGAPORE STUDENT'S CIVIL SUIT AUCKLAND, Fri.— A civil suit for damages brought by a Singapore student Joseph Cheng against the Auckland Business College for allegedly providing inferior tuition was today postponed sine die by a Auckland magistrate's court. The 17-year-old Singaporean is claiming NZ$4lO
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    Lock icon Sympathy from the Tunku
    63 3 KUCHING, Fri. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, today sent a telegram expressing his sympathy for the bereaved families of the 12 border scouts killed m a Communist ambush m the Third Division of Sarawak last week. The message was received by Chief Minister Dato Haji
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    Lock icon Man gives suicide note after his fail
    174 3 Man gives suicide note after his fail AN OLD man handled a suicide note to his son-in-law after jumping from the first floor of a flat, a coroner was told yesterday. Chung Yuen Law said that his father-in-law, Leong Cheok, 76, gave him a cigarette case containing the note as
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    Lock icon New look Singapore Yearbook on sale
    294 3 New look Singapore Yearbook on sale A NEW look Singapore Yearbook for 1£69 was published yesterday. In a review, it referred to the Republic's "constitutional continuity and political stability" as factors m overcoming the "strategic and economic" problems last year. These problems arose as a result of the* British withdrawal
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    Lock icon Another U.S. bank to open full service branch
    602 4 FIRST FOREIGN BANK TO GET PERMISSION IN SIX YEARS AN American- bank, the First National Bank of Chicago, has received Government approval to open a full service branch m Singapore the first foreign bank allowed to do so m six years. In
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    Lock icon S'pore says sorry to Malaysia over that hair incident
    138 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri: Singapore has apologised to Malaysia for the police ill-treatment of three Malaysian youths during their visit to the Republic last month. The apology note is believed to have been handed to the Foreign Ministry by High Commissioner of
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    Lock icon DISNEY FILMS FOR KIDS ONLY? 'NOT ANY MORE' HE SAYS
    209 4 DISNEY FILMS FOR KIDS ONLY? 'NOT ANY MORE' HE SAYS WHO says Walt Disney films are for the kiddies only? Certainly not to Mr. H. Archinal, executive vice-president of Buona Vista International Distributors who handle Disney films. He is here on a market survey of the Australasia region which includes
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    Lock icon Govt bid to change that 'pass exams' attitude
    172 4 THE Government will try to discourage the "study-to-pass examinations" attitude of students and their policy of leaving planning and decisionmaking to the older generations, inche Sha'ari Tadin, Parliamentary Secretary for Culture, said yesterday. Such attitudes, he said, were unhealthy and detrimental to
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    376 4 TODAY tarn: Batik paintings exhibition by Miss Lulu Wong at Hotel Malaysia (lobby) (open 24 hours). ltam— 4pm: Art exhibition by Messrs Tan Khim Ser and Tan Kok Kew at Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Hill Street. ltam 7pm: Sewing and cooking exhibition at Changi Point Community Centre. I.3tpm—
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    Lock icon Vocation seminar for science students
    207 4 Vocation seminar for science students PRE-UNIVERSITY science students will get a better idea of career opportunities m commerce and industry from a two-day seminar on "Physics, Mathematics and Engineering m the Service of Singapore" beginning on Sept. 18. Education Minister Mr. Lim Kirn San will open the seminar, organised by
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    Lock icon Death for motorcyclist and cyclist
    108 4 Death for motorcyclist and cyclist NATIONAL serviceman Ng Eng Hock, of Hoy Fatt Road, died m hospital yesterday after a road accident m Upper Ayer Rajah Road on Wednesday. Ng, 19, who was attached to SAFTI at Pasir Labar, was flung from his motor-cycle when it was involved m a
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    Lock icon Engineer gets a one-year scholarship
    93 4 Engineer gets a one-year scholarship AN ASSISTANT engineer m the Public Utilities Board Water Department, Mr. Quek Cheng Kwee, has been awarded a scholarship to attend a one-year course on sanitary engineering design at the University of North Carolina m America. The scholarship was awarded by the Loke Foundation m
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    Lock icon U.S. firm to run Merlin hotels
    54 4 LOS ANGELES, Fri. The Del E. Webb Corp. signed contracts yesterday to operate the Merlin group of hotels m Hongkong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Penang. The company said Mr. Edward Nigro will head the new Del E. Webb International Hotel chain which will operate
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    Lock icon $2,500 and loss of earnings claim by labourer
    139 4 MR. JUSTICE D'Cotta yesterday visited a sawmill m Woodlands Road m connection with a hearing of a claim for damages by a labourer who lost his left middle finger m an accident. Ling, trough his counsel Mr. D.G. Ironside, told the court
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    23 4 THE BLOOD Donation Centre at Outram Road General Hospital will be open every Sunday between 8.30 a.m. and 12.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon Two-day seminar on leisure and recreation
    153 5 Two-day seminar on leisure and recreation A TWO-DAY seminar on recreation and the use of leisure will begin here on Sept. 19 at the Conference Hall. The seminar, entitled "Planning for Recreation," is organised by the Singapore Planning and Urban Research Group. To deal with the recreation issue m theory
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    39 5 BUS DEIVER FINED BUS driver Cheong Ann Tay of Kampong Eunos was fined $20 m a traffic court yesterday for refusing to stop at a bus stop m Changi Road to pick up passengers on Sept 7 last year.
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    Lock icon New Home Minister Wong is sworn in at the Istana
    243 5 PROFESSOR Wong Lin Ken was sworn m as Minister for Home Affairs yesterday morning by President Yusof Ishak, at the Istana. Professor Wong, who is MP for Alexandra, was sworn m together with Mr. Tang See Chim, the new Minister
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    Lock icon A landmark gets the beauty treatment
    220 5 A MAJOR facelift for the 143-year-old Sri Mariamman Temple m South Bridge Road started yesterday with a consecration ceremony. The renovations, the first since this historic landmark was built m 1827, are expected to be completed within a year. New statues are to be
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    Lock icon Socialist party congress
    62 5 KUALA LUMPUR, FrL- The 15th National Congress of The Socialist Party of Malaya will be held m December to elect a new Central Committee. This was announced here today by the Chairman of the Party, Inche Kassim Ahmad. He disclosed that the Party had been holding discussions
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    Lock icon Assistance for small industries at last!
    98 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A consultancy service for smallscale industries to promote their growth is to be set up by the Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Berhad, its general manager, Mr. H.F.G. Leembruggen, said today. A report was prepared by a team of experts from the
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    Lock icon Ice-water seller fined $60
    97 5 Ice-water seller fined $60 An ice-water seller, Teo Chee Sing alias Teo Chee Seng, 48, of Keong Siak Road was fined $60 m the Seventh Magistrate's Court yesterday for causing hurt to a road-sweeper on Oct. 14 last year. The roa d-sweeper, Karupanan Joseph, told the court that Teo assaulted
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    Lock icon Sea sports at opening of Adventure Club
    132 5 THE ADVENTURE CLUB of Changf Pohit Community Centre, which alms at inculcating a spirit of enterprise and developing ruggedness among Singaporeans, will be inaugurated tomorrow. The highlight of the inangnration will be a sea display at 2 p.m. at Changi Point, featuring canoe
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    Lock icon LON NOL'S TROOPS RUNNING OUT OF AMMO
    287 6 LON NOL'S TROOPS RUNNING OUT OF AMMO PHNOM PENH, Fri. A Cambodian High Command spokesman reported today a growing artillery ammunition crisis with grave overtones for Govern, ment troops who already are often outgunned by North Vietnamese and Vietcong heavy weapons. Major Am Rong said m an interview that worldwide
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    104 6 THE ODD BOX LONDON, Fri. When Alfred Barnes showed up at the box-making factory the whole night shift walked off the job. Barnes died 97 years ago but workers claimed his ghost was haunting the assembly line. Officials at the Flair cartons factory called m a medium to confer with
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    Lock icon Secret deal with Viets that failed
    277 6 LON NOL CAMPAIGNS FOR SEAT AT LUSAKA PHNOM PENH, Fri. The Government today made public confidential minutes of negotiations m March for the withdrawal of all National Liberation Front and North Vietnamese troops from Cambodia. The minutes were part of a White Paper which
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    Lock icon U.S. NOTE TO CAIRO ON CEASE-FIRE VIOLATIONS
    406 6 U.S. NOTE TO CAIRO ON CEASE-FIRE VIOLATIONS CAIRO, Fri. The United States has delivered a note to Egypt concerning alleged Egyptian violations of the military standstill m the Suez Canal cease-fire zone. cease-fire zone. Mr. Donald Bergus, America's top diplomat m Cairo as head of the U.S. interests section of
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    Lock icon Radio Peking whips up 'Hate Japan' campaign
    170 6 Radio Peking whips up Hate Japan' campaign HONGKONG, Fri. Shrill slogans of "Down with Japanese imperialism" blared out of Radio Peking amid a stirring march broadcast repeatedly today m China's new "Hate Japan" campaign. The historical revolutionary song advance, now being taught throughout the nation, carries this new lyric: "Compatriots,
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    Lock icon Mr. Zzyzz loses out to Mr. Zzzyd
    82 6 Mr. Zzyzz loses out to Mr. Zzzyd New York ZERO ZZYZZ, who understandably felt his right to occupy the cherished final listing m a telephone directory unassailable, has learned he has been moved up a position. Mr. Zzyzz is being displaced m the Miami telephone directory by Vladimir Zzzyd. Both
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    Lock icon PALESTINIAN COMMANDOS TOLD TO PULL BACK
    55 6 BEIRUT, Fri. Lebanese Interior Minister Kamal Jumblatt asked Palestinian commando leaders yesterday to withdraw their forces from all inhabited regions within six miles of the Israeli frontier. The object of the move would be to deprive Israel of any pretext for attacking Lebanese villages
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    Lock icon SIX SHARP SHOOTERS AMONG SUHARTO BODY GUARDS
    186 7 SIX SHARP SHOOTERS AMONG SUHARTO BODY GUARDS JAKARTA, Fri. Six snipers are accompanying Prtridtat Saharte his trip abroad, the dally ■ewspaper Merdeka reported today. It said that the President's bodyguards totalled If. He had rejected a proposal by Gea. Maradea Paaggabeaa, Depaty Commanderin-Chlef of the Armed Forces, that he ghoald
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    Lock icon OAU summit ends with call to free the South
    369 7 ADDIS ABABA, Fri. The summit meeting here of the Organisation of African Unity ended last night. It was one of the shortest and most congenial on record. President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania, addressing the closing session, said what was important m
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    Lock icon The Arabs vs the Israelis
    540 7 dfff HOW THEIR ARMED FORCES STAND UP TO EACH OTHER LONDON, Fri. A comparative analysis of the strength of the armed forces engaged m the Arab-Israeli conflict as they stood last July, made by the British Institute of Strategic studies m its annual report on
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    204 7 New Delhi clamps down on foreign film makers NEW DELHI, Fri. A British television company today abandoned plans to make a film about India rather than accept restrictions imposed by the Indian Government. At the same time, a Government spokesman confirmed that henceforth all foreign filmmakers, whether working for television
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    Lock icon BUDDHIST SUCCESS IN SENATE ELECTIONS
    302 7 By JOHN DMA W la Salgoa THE success of anti-govern-ment Buddhists m the Senate elections on Sunday "probably marks the beginning of a new era m South Vietnamese politics," according to Saigon political observers. One observer said: "By joining the elections and by winning 16
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    98 9 PSA call for more men to handle lighter cargoes THE Port of Singapore Authority wants ships 1 agents to provide more workers for lighters to speed up cargo handling. The PSA says the shortage has resulted m higher costs m handling. It suggests that a minimum number of four workers
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    Lock icon Bulk carrier launched
    44 9 TAIPEH, Fri. The Taiwan shipbuilding Corp. launched a 28,100-ton bulk carrier today for the Eddie Steamship Company, a Nationalist Chinese carrier. Christened the Irene, the U.S.$4 million ship is the fifth of the class built by the Govern- ment-owned corporation. AP
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    Lock icon THE BALTIC EXCHANGE
    206 9 LONDON, Fri. The market was quiet but grain shippers covered a cargo from the U.S. Gulf to A von mouth at 82/6 fd (free discharge) for Sept. and were reported to have paid US$ll fio (Free m and out) for a cargo from California to Japan for
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    284 9 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR SEPT. 5. OUT: Nardana 8/9, Browind 10/11, Ronneburg 15/16, Jens Maersk 18, Nichiryu Maru E.W. Jetty, Margo 22, Madhumati 25/26, Egda 27/28, Lycaon 31/32, Koushin Maru 40/41, Hakone 44, Jalakala 45, Eastern Supplier 47, Nagasaki 46,
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      1113 9 Westbound continued TSINGCHAU Sept 28/30 Colombo, Aden, Jeddah. SSA/SSA VISHVA MAHIMA Sept3o/Oct3 Rangoon, Calcutta. SCI/JS VESSEL A Sept 20 Basrah. Khorr.. Kuwait. B'raln, WEST BREEZE Sept 9/11 N.York, B'more, Charleston. Dubai. Damm. KL/GB N.Orleans. Houston Galweston. DL/CA VIENNE Sept IS L'don. Havre. H'burg. R'dam, A'werp O'kirk. MM/MM WONORATO Sept 7/8
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    Lock icon TOKYO STOCK EXCHANGE
    347 10 The market yesterday extended Thursday's Improved sentiment on selective buying. Gains were recorded over a fairly broad front. Foodstuffs, electric appliances, Pharmaceuticals, petroleums and some motorcars were firmer. Ajinomoto, Tokyo Sankyo, Honda Motor, Sony, Electric, Nippon oil, Showa Oil, Mitsubishi Oil and Ebara Mfg were particularly strong.
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    630 10 Mining shares closed on a generally firmer note yesterday m the wake of sustained speculative support, and a recovery m uranium stocks. Queensland Mines was $2 higher at $25 after touching $26.50. while Kathleen Investments was 20 cents better at $9 after peaking at $9.10. Peko added
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    Lock icon HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE
    187 10 The market closed steady I yesterday. Improved buying I following Thursday's late I rally lifted prices over a broad front and some fairly good gains were recorded. Dairies, Banks and Wharves were firmer. City Hotels, which declared a dividend of $1.60, declined $1. Total turnover amounted to
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    191 10 DETROIT, Fri. New car production by the big three U.S. automakers m August was 109,000 units lower compared with the same period last year. The automakers reported total production of 288,210 passenger cars, down from 388,278 units m August last year. The main reason for the
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      Lock icon Malaysian Govt. to study freight rate increases
      477 10  -  V.K. Chin By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Government is seeking ways to solve the problem of increased freight rates by the Far Eastern Freight Conference. Commerce and Industry Minister Mohamed Khir Johari said his Ministry had asked the Malaysian Timber Export Industry
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      Lock icon Indians get 150 trade inquiries
      243 10 OFFICIALS of the Indian Trade and Industrial Exhibition at Great World park have received 150 trade inquiries and offers, several of them involving substantial orders. One offer alone amounts to over $10 million and is now being pursued by the exhibition authorities with manufacturers m
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      93 10 JAKARTA, Fri. More than 75 percent of the clove trees owned by small farmers m the Lake Singkarak region of West Sumatra have died as a result of unknown causes according to reports from the area. The official Antara news agency said today that the average production at harvest
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      59 10 JAKARTA, Fri. Manganese ore production m the Tasikmalaja area of West Java is expected to reach 10,000 tons this year according to West Java Vice-Governor Ahmad Nasuhi. The mines m the area are rich with ore with a high manganese content and with more modern mining methods manganese production
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      95 10 LONDON, Fri. Plessey Company announced that profit, before tax, for the 12 months to June 30, 1970, was £24,834,000 (compared with £21,145,000 for the preceding year). Tax took £11,130,000 (£9,490,000) and minority interests £189,000 (£109,000). Net profit available for the parent company after tax amounted to £13,303,000 (£11,283,000). Sales
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    160 10 GENEVA, Fri. A reluctant Board of Directors of Investors Overseas Services last night accepted a shortterm loam from laterWSKTwOI Jdve the new Jersey basedd equipment manufacturer a big voice m running the off-shore financial complex. The decision to accept the loan was taken after maay hours of
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    249 10 TOKYO, Fri. Indonesian Public Works Minister Sutami's inspection tour of a truck assembly plant of Isuzu Motor m Kawasaki has aroused speculation among Japanese automobile industry circles, Kyodo news service said. Kyodo said there was speculation that Sutami's visit may influence the international bids
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    182 10 NEW YORK, Fri.— Japan is aiming to become the world's No. 1 steel producer and for this purpose is searching the world for the necessary mountains of coal, Fortune Magazine reports m its September issue. Booming steel production has caused a shortage of
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    94 10 TOKYO, Fri.— Japan had a balance of payments surplus of US$79 million m July, compared with a US$4B million surplus m June and a deficit of US$55 million m July last year, the Finance Ministry said today. It attributed the favourable result largely to a substantial trade surplus
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    397 10 SINGAPORE Movement was small this week, (ended Sept. 4). September traded within a quarter cent range of 51-1/4 cents whilst forwards hardly fluctuated at all. Good turnover was recorded on most days mainly on switches. September was switched at one cent discount to October and at 1-3/4
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    267 10 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates today, fixed by the Association of Banks m Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency. SELLING BUYING T.T./O.D. T.T. O.D. 8 8 HONGKONG (Rates m Hongkong Philippines (per 100 dollars, for Sept. 4). On New York TT 6.1076 On New York DD 6.10
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      302 11 PAN-ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES, eoMoHdatod group profits were reduced last year because of losses suffered by the Setco group of subsidiaries. The profits fell by $405,780 to $1 ,981,825. The chairman, Inche Mohammad Raslan, said: "The acquisition of the Selco companies has put a greater strain on group
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      68 11 SETRON BETTER OFF SETRON had aa eacowagiag first half this year and made aa uaodited set profit of ftta.ttt which laclades $44,aaa from interests oa fixed deposits. A deduction of $3t,tM for depreciation had also been made from theflgare. This compares favoarably with the $827,7tt profit for the whole of
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      28 11 ODD VIENNA, Thurs. In the late autumn of this year an arts and crafts export catalogue will be issued, m which Austrian firms will announce their production programmes
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      364 11 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE AFTER a slightly easier opening, prices hi the Stock Exchange yesterday improved m a wide range of counters to dose the day mixed. Although the selective speculatives continued to record the heaviest turnovers. some lower' priced industrials brought new sparks to
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      1293 11 KEY Ctatai buyers' and Niters' prices ar« followed by the business dona. Figures m brackets denote traded lots v. I.ooo**. When the price Is not followed by a figure m brackets. It means only a single lot of 1.000 shares was traded at that price. The sut figures
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      343 11 MCALISTER, an old established firm of 113 years, scored handsome profits amounting to $1,155,045 m the year ended June, as against $549,372 m the previous year. With the addition of investment income, interest and exceptional items, and after deducting tax and profits attributable to minority shareholders,
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      117 11 PEOPLE in bussiness MR. SIM KWANG LIAK, professional and photofinisher technical sales representative of Kodak (Malaya), leaves today for Rochester, New York, the headquarters of Eastman Kodak, to participate m an intensive training course m the technical and marketing skills associated with the company's photofinishing products. He is scheduled to
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      666 11 SINGAPORE RUBBER RUBBER 51 K ceals a Ib. (nnchaaged). The morning market yesterday almost stagnated around overnight levels and price movements were marginal. The dull session saw activity m some future deals while physicals attracted no interest. In a very quiet afternoon, prices remained unchanged and trading volume was
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      432 11 Stocks continued to move higher after 60 minutes of active trading yesterday. The gains, however, were not as vigorous as Thursday's pace. The Dow Jones industrials added more than three points and the Stanpoors index was ahead about 40 cents. Upside issues held a three-to-one lead
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      500 11 The market yesterday was idle ahead of the weekend. An early firm tendency m line with overnight firmness on Wall Street failed to develop on lack of follow-through and prices held around Thursday's closing levels. Towards the close, the Financial Times index was 0.4 off at 337.9
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      21 11 LONDON, Thurs. (Changes m brackets): Industriak 838.3 (+2.40); Tins 60.36 (Unch): Rubbers 141.09 (+0.61); Oils 268.62 (+0.90).
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      166 11 AMSTERDAM Internationals were quietly steady to firmer yesterday. Private investors remained cautious because of the possible effects of the Dutch ports and engineering industry strikes on wages m other industries. Royal Dutch, Kkzo and Hoogovens firmed slightly, and Philips and Unilever were steady. Local industrials, steady m light
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    173 12 Gunman kills himself after 36-hour siege SEOUL., Frl. A South Korean gunman, holding oat m a teahouse m Yanggu, 7t miles east off Seoul, killed himself at midnight last night 3C hoars after he had occupied the house and shot dead an army sergeant who tried to arrest him. The
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    239 12 TWO Scotland Yard detectives took part m a raid on a blue film show m Genting Lane In July. The Yard men were m Singapore on exchange duty at the time, the Ninth Magistrates' Court was told yesterday.
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    99 12 Coffin-making a dying trade in China now HONGKONG, Fri. Chinese officials m Canton have ordered that bodies be either cremated or buried without coffins m order to conserve wood, Chinese travellers reported today. The travellers, arriving here from Canton, said China has classified wood as "a vital reconstruction material" not
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    324 12 on a BUS COMPANY managers said yesterday they were prepared to take disciplinary action against rude conductors and drivers, but that passengers must come forward with their complaints. They were commenting on a letter published m the Herald yesterday from a Toa
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    184 12 ABOUT 40 people from six families were made homeless yesterday when fire gutted 12 attap huts m Jalan Geok Seng off Upper Bukit Timah Road. It is believed the fire broke out after a boy lit a match m the
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    103 12 A GROUP of school taxi drivers wants the government to reregister their vehicles as "second-class" taxis. Mr. Ng Eng Lam, 36, claimed yesterday that he represented the group and had handed a letter containing the request to Government officials. He said the letter,
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    31 12 do a DAMAGES SUIT HONOLULU, Fri.— A suit seeking almost one million dollars damages as a result of a Philippine Air Crash a year ago was filed m Federal Court here
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    182 12 An $18 million project to supply electricity to Pulau Bukom and Pulau Ayer Chawan is almost complete 72 miles of underwater cables have been successfully laid from the Jurong Power Station to the two islands. Mr. L.R. Estrop, acting Chief Electrical Engineer for
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    401 12 Violent discord because of an untuned piano WHAT STARTED out as a recording session ended as a fight between a concert violinist and the recording studio's managing director, the Fourth Magistrate's Court heard yesterday. Violinist Kam Kee Yong, 32, brought a private summons against Arthur Charles Symons and his son
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    24 12 DDD CAMP CHOLERA GENEVA, Fri. Cholera has broken out m a United Nations-run camp for Palestine refugees at Amman, the World Health Organisation announced.
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    405 12 'I PAID FOR 1,000 SHARES, GOT ONLY 500' KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A businessman, Mr. Lum Teik Kai, told the High Court here today that he bought 1,000 shares m a tin mining company nine years ago, but discovered four years later that he had only 500 shares
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      193 13 Labour of love wins new Beetle for wife OUT of love for his wife, artist Hiew Hua Ping, 28, spent three days trying to catch a Beetle for her and he finally did. He spent one and a half days dreaming up ideas and designs for the Volkswagen
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      34 13 THE MP for Crawford, Mr. Low Yong Nguan, will conduct the "Meet the People" sessions at the Kampong Glam constituency while the MP, Foreign Affairs Minister Mr. S. Rajaratnam, is away.
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      21 13 THE monthly change of guards ceremony at the Istana gates will be held on Sunday at 5.30 p.m.
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      227 13 You hear some tall tales in the RAF. but this is going TOO far... WHEN Corporal Fred Owen heard he was being posted to the Island of Gan, the RAF's staging post m the Indian Ocean, he ordered a bed. For a regulation cot just won't take a S-foot-eight-inch frame,
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      235 13 A 23-year-old workman reported to have been killed by a falling stone at a hotel worksite last month was the only person m a group who was not wearing a safety helmet, a coroner's inquiry heard yesterday. However, none of the witnesses
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      73 13 THE organising committee of the Festival of Music and Dance (Group III) will be staging a concert of Chinese music and songs this evening under the patronage of the Minister of State for Labour, Mr. Sia fcah Hui. The concert by the National Theatre Company Chinese
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      225 13 The day a wife went through husband's clothes... HOUSEWIFE Cheong Kum Lin, 41, told the High Court yesterday that she went through her husband's clothes and found a hotel bill made out m his name on the day he came home at 6.30 a.m. After her husband Wong Fook Choy,
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    370 14 Dud $50s case: Eight years' jail for two men TWO men found guilty m the High Court last Wednesday of counterfeiting $70,000 m Malay si an currency were jailed for eight years each yesterday. Shum Wai Tong, 53, and Oh Ah Kai, 38, counterfeited the notes at Shum's printing shop
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    105 14 A SCHOOL teacher told the High Court yesterday of how he made It attempts to persuade his wife to return home after she left him on April 23, IMS. The teacher, Mr. Kwek Ah Chian, 35, of How Snn Avenue, said that four months
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    524 14 HOTEL MALAYSIA Sapper Club Miss Super Voice, Lynn Rogers, will be here for another two days before she says farewell. Those who have not seen or heard her yet should not miss this opportunity. Duo Revelle, the husband and wife acrobatic team, also finishes after this week.
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    199 14 THERE was no doubt about it the kids were the scene-steal ers of the Generation Gap fashion show at the Hilton Hotel m aid of the Singapore Association for the Blind yesterday. With ages ranging from 18 months to eight years,
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    97 16  -  ALLAN CHAN By MOTOR cart and motor cycles have come a long way since those chugalong days when they were novelties and needed attention before and after each journey. They now require much less .maintenance to remain mobile. But one fine day, your old faithful is bound to have
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    877 16 SINCE its introduction at the Transport and Communications Exposition last year, the Ford Capri has been one of the most looked for cars m Singapore. Almost 1,000 units have been sold yet the car still commands second looks and long stares, being probably the most
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    399 21 Chef Bill serves a deinty dish I WAS confused. I didn't know whether to do my duty to all you women readers and pay attention to the method of cooking "Chicken A La Pontini", or forget about it completely and feast my eyes on chef William Nuesch instead. Every time
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    840 21 IT'S EASY to buy a second hand bike and end up with a load of trouble. WITH the Govern ment about to impose inspections on motorcycles and scooters over five years old, it pays to be extra careful to make sure the bike you have
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      208 23 TURIN, Fri. Koji Watanabe, the man who pulled Japan out of its post-war tennis slump, is to retire from competition after the Davis Cup next year. Wa tana be, 28, who played m seven Wimbledons and eight Davis Cup teams,
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      830 23 FOREST HILLS, New York, Fri. Margaret Court of Australia opened her bid for the last leg of a tennis grand slam yesterday by crushing 20-year-old Pam Austin of the United States m 27 minutes winning 6-1 6-0 m the U.S. Open tennis
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      93 23 MILAN, Italy, Fri. Foreign cyclists spearheaded by Belgian ace Eddy Merckx made a clean sweep of all events at an All-Stars cycling meet at the Vigorelli Stadium here yesterday. Eddy Merckx took the Grand Prix of the Almond Flowers by beating all entries m
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      39 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia wJJI be represented by a seven men and six women team m the Asian Bowling Championships at Bangkok m December, an official of the Malaysian Tenpin Bowling Congress said here today.
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      330 23 PASADENA, California, Fri. Winners of the 1970 Clean Air Car race will have a chance to rent their cars to the government for further research into ways of cutting back air pollution spewed out by cars, a U.S. official
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      209 23 FOREST HILLS, New York, Fri. Two of America's leading players, Arthur Ashe Jr., and Cliff Richey, doubt that they will be interested m Lamar Hunt's one million dollar world championship of tennis which was announced yesterday. "It appears too restrictive for me," said Ashe,
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      406 23 TWINSET CROSSWORD ACROSS DOWN 1 Mechanical necessity for a good circulation? (6, 5) 9 Bonds round at the finish (3) 10 Guardian for distraught 2 Former antique? (3) rector taking 'pot' (9) 3 Beginning a letter (5) 11 Medical Officer returns with 4 Landowner it seems you triumphant expression to
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    389 24 ST ANDREW'S are the overall champions m the eleventh annual Serangoon District Swimming carnival at Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. The Saints with 252 points walked away with the day's top honours with Victoria School finishing second with 110 points. Cedar Girls School won the girls'
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    226 24 TWO athletes will be recommended by the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association for the Sixth Asian Games at Bangkok m December. They are high jump <»h»i«»pi«M» Nor Azahar, and Maimoon Bakar, the 400 and 800 metres women's national record holder. Nor and Maimoon reached the
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    857 24 Tan all set for repeat performance TT tourney NATIONAL SCHOOLS CHAMPIONSHIPS DEPENDING champion Tan Kai Kok of Chung Cheng High School stroked his way to the hoys' singles final rounds m the schools national table tennis championships. Tan is all set for a repeat performance having won the title on
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    196 24 SEMBAWANG Shipyard Sports Club completed a double when they won the Singapore Hockey Association junior knockout title with a 1-0 victory over the Singapore Cricket Club on the Padang yesterday. Sembawang who had earlier won Division three league, scored their winning goal m the 14th
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    125 24 HOLLINWELL, England, Fri. Brian Barnes, a 25-year-old English player, shot a four under par 68 to lead the field by two strokes at the end of the first day of the John Players £70.000 tournament Barnes led Peter Thomson of Australia by two strokes at
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    526 24 Pat sets three City District records SINGAPORE international Patricia Chan shattered three records on the concluding day of the City District Secondary Schools annual swimming championships at the River Valley swimming pool, yesterday. Representing Methodist Giris' School Patricia set records m the 50 metres backstroke, 50 metres and 100 metres
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    393 24 An unbeaten 51 by Zainudin in 2nd Test KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia scored 164 for three at the close of the first day's play m their three-day Test against Singapore for the Saudara cup at the Kuala Lumpur Padang today. The Test, restricted t,o nationals of both countries, is for
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    322 24 TRENGGANU won the Feith Cup when they beat the Singapore Business Houses Football League by five penalty goals to three after a 4all draw despite extra time at Jalan Besar Stadium. After trailing 2-1 at the interval, Trengganu put up a spirited fight
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      817 1 Sungei Wang for Penang Club Cup Sungei Wang II can recoup the losses by annexing the Club Cup (Race 8) over 8% at Penang tomorrow. The Macquario Gelding's second to Privy Council last week was an encouraging per-] formance. He gave chase to Debar who opened a three lengths lead
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      9 1  - MUSTANG II TO WIN RACE SEVEN CAVALIER By fefefe
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      911 1  - Mustang II should have the beating of the Class Four Div. 3. field over 6f (Race Seven) at Penang tomorrow. The four year old New Zealand gelding ran a creditable third to Royal Mark over 7f on the first day. He was quickly into his stride and was still one
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        151 1 -KEY THIS combined race card and form guide gives the following information: The first line reads from left: Number of horse, last five runs, name of horse; (sire); age and origin (e.g. 4A for 4 years Australian); weight, up and down m handicap (e.g. +6 up by 6 Ib. from
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      403 2 1. ***** SENATOR (Woodfield) 4NZ 9.00d2d+18 a STT/T«h (-9) Rajoo (3) 7/16 Pg29/8 c 6 7.10$ MM 1:9.6; 4, hd. 1 Kham.s. 8/14 P9IB/7 dlc6 8. ly 6f: 1:18; 2V», Vj, V 2 Johnson. 9/11 lp4/4 d3cs B.llg 6f; 1:15.4; Vz, 3, 6 Chuah.i 2. ***** GREAT CHAMP (Port
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      576 2 1. ***** AMNESTY (John's Court) 5A 9.00 same a Manhattan/Spencer Johnson (12) F 3/16 Pg29/8 d2c6 9.0s 7f; Coup De Main 8.3. 2. High Chaparral 8.9-1:31.2; Ift Johnson. 2/12 Johnwn 206 B'4y8 4y 6fi 1- ThUndef Of Yan 9 tze 8 -3. 3. Bulldozer 8.6 1:16.2; 2V», 1, Ift
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      315 2 1. PRINCELY COACH (Faux Tlrage) 3NZ 9.00 New horse g Elcassey/J. Donnelly Nelson (C) 2. .5337 HI-OCTANE (Sprin, Star) 5A 8.13d3d+9 T...C..-Em/Z..n (-3) Ch.am (1, F 7/12 PglB/7 d2c4 8.4y B'/2f; 1:50.2; 2>/*, V 2, 2 Cheam. 3/14 Pgll/7 d2c4 7.11g 7f; 1. Yankee Clipper 7.13. 2. Jajaka 8.1
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      Lock icon Race Four : 3.45 p.m. Div. 4-61 ($6,000)
      413 2 Race Four 3.45 p.m. Div. 4-61 ($6,000) 1. 3130S SUNNY HEART (Coeur Volant) 6A 9.00d2d 1 a XL Chong/Mansor Velu (10)F 8/12 Pg3O/8 d2c4 8.13y 71; 1:28.8; l»/a, IVj, 2Va Velu. 10/11 Pgl9/7 d2c4 9.0g 6f; 1:16; 3, nk, Vz Velu. 3/12 Spl4/6 d2c4 8.12g 6f; 1. Bodyguard 8.6, 2.
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      451 3 1. ***** PHALZ {Indian Empire) 5A 9.00 Mm* Henry /Daniels Mitchell (4) 3/16 Pg29/8 c 6 9.0$ sVifj 1. Bulldozer 7.8, 2. Scorpio II f,|| 1:9.6; 4 hd 1 Mitchell 9/15 Spl/8 d4cs 9.0y6f; 1:16; 3, hd. lVa Mitchell. 10/12 Sp2s/7 d3cs B.loy 6f; 1:15; 1, nk. 2 Mitchell.
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      519 3 1. ***** WISOOM (Robber Prince) 6A 9.00+13 a F/Tulloh White (2) 3/10 Pg3o/8 d2c4 B.ly sV*f; 1. The Joker 8.9, 2. Sun Rage 8.9— 1:8.8; 6, Vz, 3 Foo. 2/13 PglB/7 d3c4 8.12y 6f; 1. Negri Express 8.12, 3. Try To Equal 8.13 1:16.4; 7, V*. sh Podmore. 4/11
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      Lock icon Race Three: 3.10 p.m Cl 4, Div 1-6f ($6,500)
      487 3 Race Three: 3. 10 p.m Cl 4, Div 1 -6f ($6,500) 1. ***** LOVELY LADY (Ruler) SA 8.06-S a Sung Bros./R. Breuk Dawkins (2) 8/12 Pg3O/8 dlc4 9.0y sVif; 1:8.8; Vt, 3, V 2 Pretty. 10/10 Pgl9/7 dlc4 9.0g 6f; 1:15.6; 1V», IV., sh Dawkins. 3/14 Sp dlc4 8.109 6f;
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      Lock icon Race Four: 3.45 p.m. C12, Div. 3-6f ($8,000)
      396 3 1. ***** PIL MARSHAL (Pipe of Peace) 8A B.oB ud 6 g Mews/Paul Subian (1) 5/135p26/7 d3c2 9.0s 6f; 1:16.2; 2V?, V?, 2 Buang. 8/10 KL4/7 d2c2 9.0h 6f; 1:17.6; >/2, 2. IV2 Liew. 12/13 KL27/6 dlc2 8.3y 7f; 1:28.8; V2, 2,
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      Lock icon Race Five 4.20 p.m C12, Div. 1-6f ($8,500)
      54 3 Race Five 4. 20 p.m C12, Div. 1- 6f ($8,500) 1. 02 HOLE IN ONE (Dara) «A ».00*7 aMT Wea/E. Breutc Shaari (1 1) F 2/13 Pq3o/f» dlc2 8.7y 6f; 1. Letter Of Credit 8.7, 3. E Site Special 7.13- 1:16; 2, 2, 1 Shaari. 10/10 Sp26/7dlc2 8.4s 6f; 1:15.4;
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      754 4 1. ***** GILANG GUMILANG (Skyline) 7A 9.00*9 a 88/Heddle Himid (3] 8/16 Pg29/8 d2c6 8.5s 71; 1:31.2; l'/4, l'/ 4 Hamid. 7/12 lpls/8 d2c6 8.6y 6f 1:16.2; 2 1/2, 1, IVj Hamid. 10/14 PglB/7 dlc6 7.12y 6f; 1:18; 2Vj, V 4, Vj Hamid. 2. ***** DELVILLE (Sir Oelville) 7A
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      482 4 1. 340 KOTY (Curraneway) SA 9.00ud 9 Mast/J. Donnelly Chiam (9) 11/13 Pg29/8 d3c4 9.0s 71; 1:29.4; Sh, l'/4. sh Chiam. 4/8 Pg23/5 d2c4 9.0y 8»/jf; 1:51.6; IV4, hd, 8 Pretty. 3/11 KL2S/4 d4c4 8.13g 61; 1. Marshal Fleet 8.11, 2. Lovely Lady 8.3 1:14.6; 2'/ 2 IV2, IV?
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      Lock icon Race Seven: 5.30 p.m. C1.4, Div. 3-6f ($6,000)
      493 4 1. ***** BLACK TULIP (Maddalo) 8A 9.00+4 aKL Chong/Teh (-5) Rajoo (6) 6/16 Spl3/6 d4c3 B.log 6f; 1:14.8; Nk, 1, 1 Velu. 5/10 Pgl7/5 d2c3 B.Bg 6f; 1:15; Ns, 2'/», 2V* Rajoo. 10/11 KLI9/4 d2c3 9.0g 6f; 1:13.6; l»/2, hd, 2 Velu.
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      Lock icon Race Eight: 6.05 p.m. Cl.2, Div 3.6f ($8,000)
      508 4 Race Eight: 6.05 p.m. Cl. 2, Div 3. 6f ($8,000) 1. ***** BLUE SKY (Gray Sovereign) 3lr 9.00dd 9 Auric/R. Breuk Dawklni <4)F 6/12 Pg29/8 d2c2 90s 6f 1:15.2; Sh, l>/4, ft Dawkins. 6/11 Sp26/7 d2c2 8.5s 6f; 1:15.8; 3, 2 M. Ismail. 1/10 IplB/1 dlc3 B.log 6f; 2. Joyful
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      477 5 1. ***** HEADLINER (Proud Look) 6NZ 9.00ud+7 a Big Sevan/Teh Nelson (1) F 1/12 SSSSiSIi?' ?f: Tan9 Tan9 86 3 BlaSt -1 28.8; IV,, IV,. 2* 5/11 Pgl9/7 dlc4 B.og B>/2f 1:49.2; V,, 1, IV, Nelson 9/12 Pgl2/7 dlc4 8.2y 7f; 1:28.6; 1, 3 Nelson. 2. 6231 SECOND PHASE
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      772 5 1. StOfO CULATER (Pipe of Peace) CA 9.00*5 a Chens/Tulloh Nawari (12) 12/13 Pg3o/8 dlc6 8.9y 7f; 1:28.6; 5, 2, 2V* Whit*. 6/9 Spl/8 d2cs 8.4y 9f; 1:56.4; lto. 1, 5 Johnson. 15/16 Sp2s/7 d2cs 8.3g 8f; 1:40; lto, nk, 2 Podmore. 2. ***** Decuman (Affreux) 5A 8.13-1 a
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      774 5 1.x***** HOKORU (Orgogllo) 11 A t.OO Mm* a Chukcll/Tullort Podmort (12) 10/10 Pg3O/8 dlc2 9.0y 7f; 1:27.6; 2, hd Podmore. 3/9Sp2/8 dlc2 8.49 7fj 1. Kachang Kuda 9.0. 2. Blah Blah 8.12 1:25; 2, Vi, 2 Nelson. l/135p26/7 d3c2 8.7s 6f: 2. Elite Special 8.9, 3. Cum Laude B.lo—
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      525 6 PENANG, Fri. Kaisar with Wadi astride did a sparkling gallop on a soft track here this morning. The four-year-old Vertigo gelding sprinted stylishly over 3f m 37-3/5 from a standing start. On this workout Kaisar should be a good bet for Race Three on Sunday. There was
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      517 7 PENANG, Thurs. Tal Pan did an impressive workout on a yielding track here this morning, with Mamat Hassan up the five-year old English gelding strode out stylishly over 3f m 37-1/5. Amber Lass also attracted attention when she did a smart 3f sprint m 37-2/5. The Makapura
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        372 7 TEAR OR CUT OUT AT THE FOLD FOR READY REFEHENifc 3.. ***** ALTAR BOY (Better Boy) *A 8.1 2d2d*3 9 Net/Bougoure Mitchell (2) SF f il4 »t PELOR MASS (Smokey Eyes) 13A B.oBdd*4 a Wan/Mansor Lee (1 1) 5/10 SO2/8 dlc2 8.9g 7f; 1:26.4; 2, ns, Mitchell. 9/13 p g2
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