The Straits Times, 23 February 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 5776
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    Four hours of gruelling talks
    780 1 Nixon, Chou meet again PEKING. Tues Face to face across narrow table PRESIDENT Nixon faced Prime Minister Chou En-lai across a small, greentopped table for four gruelling hours of substantive discussions today. It was their second meeting, and the longest session that Mr. Nixon has
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    Lock icon SEVEN DIE IN 'REVENGE' KILLING
    55 1 ALDERSHOT. Tues. Five women cleaners and two men were killed today, and 13 others injured, in an explosion at a para troop brigade headquarters here in what appeared to be an act of Irish Republican Army revenge for the killing of 13 civilians in Londonderry,
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    Moon landing
    42 1 MOSCOW. Tues. The Soviet Union announced today that the unmanned Luna 30 spacecraft landed in moon mountains on the edge of the Sea of Fertility and hailed it as the first soft landing in the mountainous area of the moon.
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    MiG downed
    31 1 SAIGON. Tues American flKhter-brr..' U (.i» shot down a MIG-21 Interceptor in northern Laos yesterday and made four attacks Inside North Vietnam, knocking out at least four antiaircraft guns.
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    Lock icon Arabs hold Kennedy Jnr. hostage
    451 1 Arabs hold Kennedy Jnr. hostage I JUMBO JET HIJACKED BEIRUT, Tuesday JHREE Arab hijackers released 50 women from a Lufthansa Jumbo jet which they wired with explosives, but they refused to free Joseph Kennedy 111. the son of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, the Iraqi news agency said today.
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    Bemama chief dies in crash
    48 1 KUALA LUMPUR. TUtt. Syed Zatnai Abidin bin Hussein. 50. general manager of Bernama news agency, died In the Oeneral Hosplta here tonight soon after his car went off the road at Jaian f-entul Pasar and crashed into the wooden fence of a house.
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      PASSENGERS FREED
      54 1 NEW YUKK. Tun. All passengers aboard liljarkrd West German Boetnc-74? jumbo Jet airliner. inrhidlnt Jmeph Kennedy the n > ear-old ton of the late Senator Robert Kenned>, h»r been released by their hi Jaekers in Aden, the Mission of the People's Demorsalir Krpul.h. of Yemen naM toda>. llrutrr
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      Lock icon Poland calls on Chinese to dump Mao
      643 2 Poland calls on Chinese to dump Mao ANGER FROM AN IRON CURTAIN COUNTRY WARSAW, Tues. Tl 111 first indication of Iron Curtain anger cain c yesterday when Poland, ;i staunch ally of the Soviet I'nion, marked President Nixon's arrival in Peking by urging the Chinese people to overthrow their present
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      Lock icon FAR EAST WHITE HOUSE IN PEKING
      112 2 FAR EAST WHITE HOUSE IN PEKING PEKING, Tues. What could be called the Far East White House is set at the edge of a lake In western Peking's pictures-quely-named Jade Abyss Pool Pane. Surrounded by willow trees, it Is a light yellow twostorey modern brick building. The official Chinese state
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      Pat to top chef after hotel kitchen tour: Come over to the White House and I'll cook you a Chinese meal myself
      492 2 Pat to top chef after hotel kitchen tour: Come over to the White House and I'll cook you a Chinese meal myself A MERICA'S first "reciproJA cal invitation" on the Nixon visit was delivered personally yesterday by Mrs. Pat Nixon to the head chef at the Peking Hotel. She asked
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      FLOWER FROLIC AT HOTEL
      27 2 MRS NIXON playfully pretends to pin on the shoulder of a worker a corsage presented her by the flower-arranicer of the Peking Hotel.
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      Peking splashes that meeting
      40 3 Normally Chairman Mao receives visiting dignitaries at the end of their stay. But he made an exception for Mr. Nixon. Picture shows Mr. Chou En- lai and interpreter. Chairman Mao, Mr. Nixon ond Dr. Henry Kissinger
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      Lock icon Pictures and reports on M front pages
      920 3 Pictures and reports on front pages PEKING, Tues CHINAS official p rcis went to town today in its cover* age of President Nixon's visit. The whole front page of the People** Daily, official journal of the Communist Party, was devoted to seven photographs and detailed reports of the President's visit
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      Lock icon Narrow escape for nine as bomb explodes
      196 4 Narrow escape for nine as bomb explodes BELFAST, Tues. Nine of Northern Ireland's leading Catholic politicians tonight escaped injury when a bomb exploded outside the restaurant in which they were meeting in Dungannon, 40 miles from here. Police sources said the bomb may have been meant as an IRA warning
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      Lock icon Extreme cold leaves 15 dead in U.S.—
      116 4 Extreme cold leaves 15 dead in U.S. NEW YORK. Tues. Extremely cold weather settled over northeast United States yesterday In ihe wak of a massive and violent snowstorm that left 15 people dead In Pennsylvania and New York. A state of emergency was declared In Pennsylvania. Mr. Emlllen Levesque. Director
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      Embassy talks
      36 4 LONDON. Tues— China and Britain held two further sessicas cf talk* in Peking .ast week on the question of rnising their diplomatic BMOM to the level of emtwviies. informed British sources said here yesterday
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      Lock icon Offer to miners an exception
      331 4 LONDON. Tues THE Government has pledged that its fight against inflation would go on despite the substantial pay offer to 280,--000 coal miners which had breached an unofficial incomes policy. In a special statement to Parliament, Employment Minister Mr. Robert Carr stressed that the proposed
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      Lock icon Israel visit by Jarring after Cairo talks
      169 4 Israel visit by Jarring after Cairo talks JERUSALEM, Tuesday. DR. Gunnar Jarring, the U.N. Middle East envoy will follow up his talks in Cairo with a visit to Israel. A Foreign Ministry communique said yesterday that Dr. Jp.rring 'has expressed the desire to come to Israel. Dr. Jarring made his
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      Lock icon STRIKING POLICE ATTACK BUILDING
      83 4 STRIKING POLICE ATTACK BUILDING RAWALPINDI, Tues. Striking Northwest Frontier policemen, attacked the offices of President Bhutto's ruling Pakistan Peoples" Party yc-sterda> in Pesha war and two other towns. News ban The provincial Government placed a ban on reporting news of the strike except from official statements. Police In Peshawar have
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      Lock icon A 'protest cake' for Soviet Premier
      102 4 LONDON. Tues. A mammoth "birthday cake" for Soviet Premier Mr Kosygin was carried in a torch-lit march of students to the Soviet Embassy in London last nirht. About 30 members of the Universities Committee for Soviet Jewry took part, demanding the release of Soviet
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    THREE YEARS FOR MAN WHO IN A FIT OF RAGE KILLED HIS NAGGING WIFE
    365 5 SINGAPORE. Tuesday AFTER long continuous years of nagging from his wife, a father of seven fell into "an uncontrollable range" and killed her with an axe, the High Court heard today. Then he dragged her body
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    Quality control officials
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Dr. E. Chacko of the University of Singapore's Engineering Faculty has been elected president of the Singapore Society for Quality Control at its recent annual meeting. Other officials include Mr H.B. Gould vice-president. Mr. P. Pang, secretary, and Mr. P. Choo. treasurer.
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    Youth charged with rape
    60 5 SINOAPORF. Tues. Ng Choon Km. 21, was charged yt'terday with raping a 17-year-old girl at a vacant plot of land in Kampong Ayer Gemuroh, Changi. at 4 a.m. last Friday. Another youth. Ng Cher Sen. 20. was charged with attempting to rape her 10 minutes later.
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    Surgery in Ohio for heart patient
    110 5 Surgery in Ohio for heart patient SINGAPORE, Tues. Kuala Lumpur heart patient, Mr. Nr Kal Kan. will leave here for Ohio on Thursday for special open heart surgery which may save his life. Mr. Ng, 22, a rheumatic heart patient who was given two years to live by doctors, will
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    NZ Defence Minister coming
    80 5 NZ Defence Minister coming SINGAPORE, Tues— New Zealand's new Minister of Defence, Mr. Allan McCready, will arrive here on Feb. 28 and leave for a tour of Malaysia, Thailand and South Vietnam the next day. Mr. McCready will meet his Singapore counterpart. Dr. Ooh Keng Swee. ANZUK officials and New
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    Principal fined $4,500 for cheating Government
    211 5 SINGAPORE. Tues A SCHOOL principal was today tincd a total of $4,500 on three charges of cheating the Government. Peter Chen. 48. who was fined $1,500 on each charge, was found guilty of cheat ing the Government of $155 for each of the months
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    Umno Youth discussion
    53 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Members of Johore Umno Youth met Umno youth leader, Dato Harun Idrls and his deputy. Inche Musa Hitam. at a "dialogue session" here on Sunday night. The session, attended by more than 100 members, was held at Umno Building. One of the matters discussed
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    All out drive to fight drug menace
    417 5 All out drive to fight drug menace Queenstown, Toa Payoh Geylang 'black spots' SINGAPORE, Tues. 'pHE Central Narcotics Bureau has designated three heavy populated areas in the Republic Queenstown, (ieylang Serai and Toa Payoh as "black spots" of drug subculture. The Director of the Bureau, Mr. John Hanam, said that
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    Heavy rain but the call goes out again to save water
    185 5 Heavy rain but the call goes out again to save water SINGAPORE, Tues. The public are again urged to help save water, although yesterday's rainfall was the heaviest recorded for this month. Over two Inches of rainfall was recorded In all three catchment areas. In the past week, there were
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    Wildlife Fund chairman
    59 5 KUAI.A LUMPUR, Tues. The World Wildlife Fund Malaysia was inaugurated here yesterday under the chairmanship of Trade and Industry Minister. Inche Khtr Johari. The World Wildlife Fund International was established in Switzerland in 1961 by a number of the world's leading scientists, naturalists and businessmen who were
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    Road safety
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Tues Mr. Milton Tan. chairman of the National Safety First Council, will talk on "Road Safety" to the newly-formed BP Automobile Club at the BP Association clubhouse In Holland Road on March 10 at 8 p.m
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      128 5 MtVy Omp Mfg V.T. Mmtmiim rr workep, shorty! he V—^^\sumpin ikj th' y~~ 1 whatcha mean our lunch? V*- 1 /ft,. I REALLY TOOK OFF VWIEN/ VHH, BUT BUSHES OVER /OUR LUNCH, IF MY DINOSAUR COMES UP/ SURE, BONES., 1 t?f'l HE HEARD THAT V\ORP.' WHATS KE THERE, LOOKS V
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      198 6 Olympic Airways Olympic Airways, the airline of This will be the fastest oneGreece, announce the opening of stop flight to Athens, with its Singapore office, located on easy Olympic connections to the ground floor of the Overseas London, Paris, Frankfurt, New Union Building (Mandarin Hotel). York and major cities in
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    Chief Kathi: I wed rape case MP and girl
    430 7 Chief Kathi: I wed rape case MP and girl COURT TOLD OF $15,000 DOWRY PENANG, Tuu. REDAN'S Chief Kathi, Haii Abdul Aziz bin Ihiji Ahmad, today told a rape trial that in July last year he married a former lIP, Hanafi bin Mohamed Yunus. to the girl he was alleged
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    Appeal for volunteers
    53 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mrs. Jek Yeun Thong, wife of the Minister (or Culture, today appealed (or helpers to sell flags (or the Singapore Children's Society on March 4. Mrs. Jek, chairman of the appeals committee for the society, raid volunteers should contact the administrative officer at tel. *****2
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    Folk dance
    45 7 SINGAPORE Tues. A folk dance party jointly organised by the Singapore Phoenix Dance Troupe and the Telok Ayer community centre women sub-com-mittee will be held at the Chong Hock Girls' School In Telok Ayer Street on Sunday, from 3 p.m. to S p.m.
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    BUS STOP MURDER: THREE DETAINED
    84 7 BUS STOP MURDER: THREE DETAINED SINGAPORE. Tues. Police have arrested three youths in connection with the murder of Sukri bin Ahmad. 20, at Tionc Bahru Road on Feb. 15. They were picked up from Redhill Lane. Alexandra Road and River Valley Road over the past week. They are being detained
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    Electrocuted
    19 7 SINGAPORE. Tues Mechanic Teh Seng Fan. 17, was electrocuted while welding a car at Lorong Chuan this morning.
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    Bank theft reward
    68 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Police today offered a reward of $9,700 for information leading; to the recovery of $97,000 in foreign currencies stolen from a counter at the Chartered Bank in Battery Road last November. The currencies are US dollars ($18,949), Australian ($1,484), Canadian ($1,550), Hong Kong ($4,173), Sterling
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    Industrial safety campaigns may be held annually
    261 7 Industrial safety campaigns may be held annually SINGAPORE. Tu«s. TNDUSTRIAL safety and health campaigns will 1 be organised annually should the need arise. This is to remind the public that industrial accidents are "obstacles" to higher productivity and a more gracious standard of living, Mr. Sia Kah Hui, the Minister
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    Spore Qantas staff not hit
    44 7 S'pore Qantas staff not hit SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore employees of Qantas will not be affected by the airline's move to retrench more staff this week. A Qantas spokesman said: "None of the 168 Singaporeans employed in managerial, clerical and technical positions will be retrenched."
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    A tourist who 'sees' the world through her heart
    214 7  -  LESLIE FONG I By SINGAPORE, Tues. Have heart will travel that's Mrs. Christina Irvine's way of "seeing" the world. While others use their eyes, the blind. 79-year-old widow from Australia lets her heart find the way. Not that she has actually
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    Ganja fine
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 16--year-old labourer. Jumaat bin Osman. was today (ined $300 for having a roll of ganja behind a house in Alexandra Road at 7.30 p.m. yesterday.
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    Istana open
    28 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Istana grounds will be open to the public (rom 8 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. on Sunday for the Chinese New Year festive season.
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      45 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl POfTCY DOESNT LIKE THAT v ft I ONE HE WANTS TO SEE r^ HMMM! J J i 1; SOMETHING ELSE. I^/ yV/f JB I PORKY LIKES THAT HOW POES PORKY [ONE ...HE'LL TAKE IT' 1 FEEL ABOUT A NEW I
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    Up—mosquito breeding
    41 8 Up mosquito breeding SiNOAPORE Tues There was a marked Increase in mosquito breeding within premises last week. Of the 382 houses examined. 21 (5.5 per cent) were found breeding the Aedes mosquito as compared with 2.4 per cent the previous week.
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    Found dead
    43 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. A man was found dead at Ban San Street, off Rochure Canal Road, at 3 a.m. today. The man. an Indian aged about 55. was wearing a white shirt and long dark trousers. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    Incomes policy must give workers a fair deal: Devan
    985 8 Incomes policy must give workers a fair deal: Devan CALL FOR SHARE OF PROFITS X TO keep en W tightening belts when other sectors of society ore visibly loosening theirs, end often living it up, and especially when the cost of living has taken a series of jumps, is to
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    Life's little pleasures
    55 8 SINGAPORE. Tues Mrs. Helen Ling, an antique chop owner, will talk on The Little Pleasures of Lire at a lunch organised by the Chinese Women Association at the Shangii-La Hotel on Saturday Mrs. Ling, who formerly lived In China, for 20 years, will also display some of
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    Two jailed for having ganja
    67 8 SINGAPORE. Tues Unemployed Abdul Asix bin Ya'acob. 23. was jailed for two months for having 20 kartoos of (ranja In front of a house In Paya Lebar Road at 6.20 p.m. on Sunday Another youth. Zalnal bin Wagiman. 18 was fined SI 2O for having
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    What the NTUC wants the Wages Council to decide
    441 8 SINGAPORE. Tuesday rpHE NTUC wants 1 the new National Wages Council to decide how much each industry ought legitimately to bear by way of increased wage costs. The NTUC secretarygeneral, Mr. C.V. Devan Nair, in his annual report published today, said
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    NPC dinner
    42 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Labour. Mr. Ong Pang Boon and his wife will be guests ol honour at the fourth annual certificate presentation dinner of the National Productivity Centre at Shangri-La Hotel on March 12 at 7 p.m. 4
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      62 8 THE GREAT GAME OF MAHJONG ■bwM L February 19, 1972 issue Available now HAN SUYIN ON CHINESE AND AMERICANS What they have in common TET IN VIETNAM Hanoi's waiting game A VISIT TO CHINESE FACTORIES FAHEASTERNBECONOMC M«ric.« 1 »<*.. (M) S*.. Bk4. Ttl. Staf*I UllUf MSI. JO M' co, y
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      245 8 Straits Times Crossword b^Lhß Ha st«~ ££?°i2* i. 7 are up-river In 1. Story Pmb to &lip makes the tree* (4-7). on« think serloualy (ll). The sphere of the bully (6 R. Language In which Grant 4). 7 (4) 12 Bokn>« get southern wine 10. Old people might be 4rmwr
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    DPP alleges Fernandez's motive was corrupt
    679 9 DPP alleges Fernandez's motive was corrupt COURT TOLD OF 'FAVOURS' DONE SINGAPORE, Tu«s. FORMER MSA secret r tary Gerald Fernandez performed a series of eight favours to enable insurance brokers Edward Lumley and Sons (Pte) Ltd. to obtain the 1968 aviation contract, Senior State Counsel Mr. K.S. Rajah alleged in
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    Insurance workers call off boycott
    156 9 CINGAPORE. Tues— Em*3 ployees of South British Insurance Company today called off their boycott of overtime work after their dispute with the management was resolved in the Ministry of Labour. The secretary of the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union, Mr. Charlie Koh, said the boycott
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    BRUNEI SHOPS TOLD TO REPORT STRANGERS
    74 9 BRUNEI SHOPS TOLD TO REPORT STRANGERS BANDAR SERI BEGAVVAN Tues. Shopkeepers along the capital's main road Jalan Sultan have been told to report the presence of any strangers in their midst on Feb. 29. This is understood to be a security precaution by the police because Queen Elizabeth will pass
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  • fflut $traits SKmrg Wednesday, February 23, 1972
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      LONG MARCH BEGINS
      471 10 In Peking the ice has been broken and the gate to friendly contacts between America and China has. been opened. With these homely metaphors the political pundits, reporters and broadcasters who travelled with President Nixon, and the small corps of correspondents in China's capital, try to tear
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      NEW STERILISATION
      257 10 The first phase of general population control in Singapore has been successfully completed and family planning programmes are now "specialising". the Health Minister, Mr. Chua Sian Chin has said. The birth rate has been held down to 17 per thousand for the third successive year. This is a
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      VOICE OF DESPAIR
      260 10 The International Narcotics Control Board's report for 1971 is an abject admission of inability to catch up with world-wide network of drug pushers. There has been a sharp increase in drug abuse and a new trend in favour of "sophisticated" drugs which in the addict's parlance means
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    1249 10 NIXON We hope a new start can be made to establish relations between our countries 4 Let us start the long march" Followtng v the text of the toast proposed by Prime Minister Chou En-lai at a banquet in Peking in honour of President Nixon (g First of all.
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    131 10 THE MENU PRESIDENT and 1 Mrs. Nixon both ate with chopsticks during the ninecourse banquet in their honour in Pekinc's Great Hall of the People on Monday night. The menu was as follows: Hors d'oeuvre Spongy bamboo shoots and egg whi»e consomme Shark's fin in three shreds Fried and .stewed
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    Giant white pandas for the U.S. now
    180 10 IX MM. Tues. Mrs Pat Nixon disclosed today that Premier Chou En-lai planned to send two of China's giant white pandas to the I.S. in return for Mr. Nixon's gift of two musk oxen for the Peking Zoo. "You've given us oxen." Mrs.
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      New code for UK Takeover Panel
      713 11  - New code for UK Takeover Panel BLAIR JOHNSON By LONDON'S Takeover Panel has a new code and a new boss. Merchant banker John Hull takes over as director general of the Takeover Panel next month from Mr. Lan F"raser who has guided the panel almost since its inception. He hat
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      Lion City to start Fremantle and Spore service
      243 11  - Lion City to start Fremantle and S'pore service AUSTIN MORAIS By PASSENGER vessel carrying the Singapore flag will be inaugurating a service between Fremantle in Australia and Singapore on March 10. The ship is tl c Lion City, the former Tjiluwah. The 8,978 grt (gross registered ton), 424-passenger vessel was
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      CITY TALK
      184 11  -  CROESUS By A ray of hope CALLS for an independent body to control the Stock Exchange seem to have fallen on deaf ears. Just over a month ago Business Times put up the idea that an impartial body representative of the financial community of both Singapore and Malaysia
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      SCAMP squad cleans ocean 'giant'
      201 11 SINGAPORE'S Underwater Maintenance recently cleaned the 280,000 deadweight ton Berge King the biggest vessel tv have such an operation in Singapore and possibly in the world. Algae and barnacles were removed from the hall using SCAMP submerged cleaning and maintenance plat form (see picture). Divers
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      New insurance company
      78 11 A NEW company has been registered In Singapore to undertake general Insurance business. With an authorised capital of $5 million, of which fI.OS million Is paid up. Cosmic Insurance Corporation has its registered office at 288, North Canal Road. The managing director. Mr. Khoo Chiang Poh. Is
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      IDLE TIME PAYMENTS A COSTLY AUSSIE PROBLEM
      275 11  - IDLE TIME PAYMENTS A COSTLY AUSSIE PROBLEM KINGSLEY WOOD By SYDNEY: Containerised shipping and increasing me c ha n 1 satlon of ports have made more than 400 waterside workers throughout Australia redundant. Idle time payments have been rising sharply and are now running at around AsB million a year.
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      JesseFs bid to disrupt Sime Darby-Shaw merger
      579 11 JesseFs bid to disrupt Sime Darby Shaw merger lESSEL Securities of London is trying to throw a spanner in the works to stop the proposed merger between Sime Darby and R G Shaw. If the Jessel bid came off it could effectively change control of Sime Darby back to London
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      173 11 INSIDE 0 West Malaysian rubber export up but talur decline Two new factories kI up in Sinesporr fur ever\ onr rimed down; Equipment worth Sit million for new Beer ham plant in Juroaf; Shipping column; People in business. Page 12. B) Company news; Sh»re market report: Commodities; lomiic prices and
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      654 12 SHIPPING Seaway Ferries— new name reflects company's growth SASAR appointment Ocean joins Scanscot (SEAWAY Car Transporters, a member of the Ocean Group, has changed its name to Seaway Ferries to reflect its growing trade which now includes the carriage of trailers, containers and other unit loads by ro TO (toll-on
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      Equipment worth $12m for Beecham's new plant in Jurong
      268 12  - Equipment worth $12m for Beecham's new plant in Jurong SOH TIANG KENG By WITH Its production deadline drawing nearer, Beecham's pharmaceutical factory in Jurong has ordered $12 million worth of plant and equipment from abroad. The $32 million Singapore plant plans to start manufacturing operations by December. Construction of the
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      TWO NEW FACTORIES UP IN SINGAPORE FOR EVERY ONE CLOSED DOWN
      318 12  - TWO NEW FACTORIES UP IN SINGAPORE FOR EVERY ONE CLOSED DOWN THE number of new factories in the manufacturing sector in Singapore, which were registered last year, was more than double the number closed down. However this exaggerates the importance of the factories closed down as they involved only 1,700
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      SINGAPORE FACTORIES 1971
      124 12 New Factor!. No. lea Registered Workers Factories Cl< No. loved Down Workers Miscellaneous Mfg (wigs, plastic*, cameras, etc.) Metal Products Footwear textile goods Electrical products Textiles Wood and cork Transport equipment Petroleum products Paper St paper products Chemicals Ac chemical products Printing and publishing Pood manufacturing Furniture
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      26 12 West Malaysia Rubber Exports Export Total Value Via To Export Singapore (tons) (tons) (S Million) (D.R.C.) (D.R.C.) 382,484 1.264,849 1,940.1 414,932 1,271,281 1.663.3 428,446 1,321,020 1.417.4
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      West Malaysian rubber export up but value declines
      698 12 KUK MAY By JJXPORT of rubber from West Malaysia in 1971 rose quantitatively by 49,739 tons (D.R.C.) or approximately 4 per cent over that of 1970. However, in value terms, rubber ex|)orts dropped by nearly 15 per cent. Close to 68 per
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      1053 13 CLOSING PRICES DID AND OFFIR PRICE! OFFI- CIALLV LItTID AT THI CLOU AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOJNO ROOMS OF TNI ITOCK IXCMANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMEKTI IN STIRLING RUBBER! Cralflele* 23P (—IP) K.L. K«swn« UP lunch.) Malako* .DP MP unit mvii (Ana Unit Trull) l«inii..r Pr.cti far Ftb 23) Mnl Invest Fund
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1585 13 TJUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms ol the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets in lots of 1 000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (2) 1.98. (3) 2.00 AJlnomoto (1) 1.96. Alcan (6) 2.18. (6) 2.19,
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      74 13 PENGKALEN TIN has declared a third interim dividend of 3}p for the year ended September 1971 and a first interim dividend of 3p for the year to end September 1972. Lodgement date for both dividends is March 9 and payment date April 21. AAHMAN Hydraulic Tin in the six
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        HONG KONG
        246 13 HONG KONO. Tues. A quiet and steady day which, with the exception of a few counters, only resulted In fractional changes either way. llo.ir.konf and Shanghai Bank's both registers eased HK$2 to close. London register at 1240 and the Local register ai $258. Hone Kong Dock eased 20
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        Hong Kong rates
        37 13 On thy lr« •ichsnit marks! In Hone Kong yesterday the U.S. dcllsr was quoled ut 558 for T.T. and for sath. Sterling win quoled at 14 48 and sne tssl *f gsld ut 337.625
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        MELBOURNE
        356 13 MELBOURNE. Tues. Industrial shares showed an easier tone and mining stocks weakened In quiet low turnover at the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Market leader BHP was sold down A 25 cents to $11 55 after early sales at $11.60. Yesterday the ctmpany announced that new orders fcr steel products
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        Exchange rates
        177 13 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Feb. 22. orml dollars to one unit if Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar *ew Zealand Dollar J.B. Dollar wal dollars to 100 unlU if Foreign Currency Belgian Francs Burmese Kyats
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        US holiday
        19 13 ALL markets In the United States were closed on Monday for Washington's birthday, a national public holiday.
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        Indices
        86 13 FINANCIAL TIMES Monday M.62 Friday 86 «0 Week ago 86.82 RUBBERS Monday 292" Friday 290.15 Week ago 291.78 OILS Monday 31« <" Friday 313.31 Week ago 300.24 INDUSTRIALS Monday 490.6 Friday «5.8 Week ago 481.8 DOW JONES AVERAGES INDUSTRIALS Monday Closed Friday »17 52 Week ago 910 90 LONDON
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      Mosbert's explanation
      445 13 MOSBERT has been questioned by the Exchange regarding statements made in its annual accounts presented to shareholders earlier this month. In Its reply yesterday it gave details of the threp companies in which It Is to take equity participation. Taman Rasah Properties, in which Mosbert is to take
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      Asian dollar
      55 13 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525.000 and above. 1 mm 4 to 4 2 tnihs 4 to 4 3 mths to s': 6 mths 5 to 5 %1t 9 mihs 5 9 16 to 5 11 16'
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        Tin price eases
        122 13 Tin price eases THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday dipped $1,121 to $624 per picul on an official offering up 32 tons to 212 tons. The overnight London metal was firm with forward buyers quoted unchanged at £1.415 per metric ton. The tone of the market was fairly steady
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        Gold markets
        54 13 Menday Saturday •U.S. SU.S. London 48. 53 48 40 Beirut 48.03 48.70 Homckonc UNCH. 46.94 Zurich 48.538 48.238 48.758 48.50S Paris 48.76 48.62 Spore (1) UNCH. 49.93 S Spore <2> UNCH. 174.50 (1) Export price in non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers price In
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 13 FEB. 22. RIBBER: 88.50 cents (down 0.75 cent TIN: $624 (down 51.12,). Official offering 212 tons (up 32 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        105 13 CHINttC PRODUCE fXCMANCf. SINCAPOIE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY C.c.mjt Oil: bulk $39 sellers, drum »«l •tiler*. Ceora: Mixed loose VK/Cont. $21 B. Ptpptr: Muntok AST A white fob iw; NLW 1190 sellers. Sarawak »hlte f.o.b. 9tl NLW »ISO tellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. NLW $130 seller*.
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        Copper prices
        33 13 London copper prices on Monday (previous In brackets). '.irtbar Spot buyer M 25.00 (H21.00) seller {428.50 (£429.00): Three Months buyer £436.00 < £135.50) seller (438.50 (£43(100). Market tens: Steady. Sales: 2.700 tons.
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        PALM OIL
        34 13 In London on Monday the po'.m o I prices of Malayan 5 per cent CUT UK/N European ports In bulk. quoted at UK {70 sellers. June Ju y at UK £72 sellers.
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        RUBBER RETREATS
        290 13 THE rubber market yesterday opened unchanged on last night's closing and first business was at selling level on speculative interest. However sellers predominated and levels fell to 88.75 cents for March. Turnover was fair and included some SMR 20 exchanges and a spread of forward interest reaching to
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        Rises
        29 13 XI. Cement $2.80 Larut M30 Boustead $3.36 Metal Box $430 Sim Lim $109 Ben Sl-14 PMC. $2-22 rpatrick $3.50 W'wide $224 .40 .24 +.12 +.12 +.10 10 +.07
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        34 13 Loxy El. $3.90 «a Corp. $2.57 iliedChoc. $242 Land Sl.57 tempas $2.60 lume Pref. $3.10 It. Semb. $5.95 1. Bank. $260 ["gong Sec. $3.78 —.20 —.13 —.11 —.10 —.10 —.10 —.10 —.07 —.06
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        Most active stocks
        22 13 Sim Lim 751.000 P.M. Cement 253,000 Haw Par 204.000 Merlin (Ml 183.000 Total Turnover: 3.70 M Delayed Percentage: 31.72
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        INDICES
        34 13 Frb. 21 Feb. 22 Industrials: 214.57 ***** Hotels: 15.35 16.17 Properties: 159.76 157.89 Tins 102.40 102.60 t robbers: 135.43 135.26 Dec. 30, 1966 s 100 Dec. 31, 196JJ 100 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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      Profittakers cash in
      218 13 Profit takers cash in THE Stock Exchange of .Malaysia and Singapore yesterday suffered its first setback in a fortnight as operators paused for a fresh reappraisal of the market. When it became apparent that there was a slack in buying interest profittakers cashed in on those stocks which had been
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      668 14 SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES AND STUDY LOANS FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 1972/73 Applicotions ore invited from students who will be applying for odmission to full-time courses ot the University of Singapore Nanyong University Singapore Polytechnic Ngee Ann Technical College Singapore Technical Institute for the following awards ElifibiCfy (A) MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
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      602 14 M invite applications for the following positions In Djakarta: STATION ENGINEER, DJAKARTA QUALIFICATIONS: Must 1. possess PAW JT3D and 8707 airframe licences, preferably with extensions on associated electrical and instrument systems. 2. have some experience in the maintenance and servicing of aircraft ground support equipment. Preference will be given to
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      607 14 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD FINANCE MANAGER Applications are invited from Singapore and Malaysian citizens for the appointment of FINANCE MANAGER. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: 1 Should possess either a recognised Diploma or Degree In Accountancy, or a professional qualification, preferably membership of one of the Institutes of Chartered Accountants. 2. At least
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      979 14 SARAWAK ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CORPORATION Applications are invited for the following vacancies TECHNICAL APPRENTICES Qualifications: Applicants should be Malaysian citizens domiciled in Sarawak They should be between 16 to 21 years of age on Ist May. 1972. and should have passed the Cambridge Senior Schocl Certificate Examination cr the Malaysian Certificate
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    Ministry seeks more details from parents
    202 15  - Ministry seeks more details from parents MASIE KWEE By CINGAPORE, Tues. Parents of Singapore's 500,000 school children have been asked by the Education Ministry to state their names and the constituency to which they belong. This ls the first time that parents have been asked to furnish such details on
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    Body found
    26 15 SINGAPORE. Tues The body of Lee Chong Cheng. 21. wl»> was reported missing after a swim at Changi Point on Sunday, was recovered yesterday.
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    $440 robbery
    26 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Six armed thugs roobed a shop owner Tan Chye Thian. 47. of $440 in cash and jewellery in Sims Avenue last night.
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    ALL 80,000 $10 SILVER COINS SOLD OUT
    87 15 ALL 80,000 $10 SILVER COINS SOLD OUT SINGAPORE. Tues. AH xii. noo $10 silver coins issued by the Currency Board have been snapped up. a board spokesman said today. There was still a lone queue today the last day of issue at the Currency Board in Empress Place and some
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    Masked men slay sweeper at stall
    325 15  - Masked men slay sweeper at stall EDWARD LIU: DEATH STRIKES IN MARKET AT IA.M. By Singapore. Tuesday J^ HOUSING Board sweeper was stubbed to death by 10 masked men at Alexandra Road market early today. Lee Geok Lye, 24, of nearby Belvedere Close, was eating noodles with two girls and
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    Ambush Rolls for museum
    67 15 PENANO, Tues The RollsRoyce used by former British High Commissioner In Malaya, Sir Henry Ourney, and the tlrst Governor of Penang. Raja Tun Uda. has been presented to the Penang Museum and Art Gallery. This was the same car in which Sir Henry was travelling when
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    Russian YIP sees Yeoh
    59 15 Russian VIP sees Yeoh SINOAPORE. Tues. The chairman of the Soviet of Nationalities. USSR Supreme Soviet. Madam ladgor S. Nasnddinova. tooay met the Speaker. Mr. Yeoh Ghim Seng. M.kli m Nasrlddlnova, 51, who Ls also the First Deputy of the USSR Parliamentary Group, flew In from Moscow yesterday for a
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    Drop in blood stocks
    53 15 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Reserve stocks of all groups in the blood bank fell from 1.105 units last week to 957 units this morning, the Blood Transfusion Service weekly report said today. Total stocks, howexn. were in a satisfactory level. During the week. 379 donations were received against
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    Bag found in taxi
    44 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Cabbie Ong Seng Kay. 40. walked into Times House today with a leather bag. containing clothes and airline brochures, which he found in his taxi. The owner may claim it from Times House any time during office hours
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    Car that went sailing...
    74 15 JT was "plain sailing" for this Ford Escort until it reached the bridge at the junction of Kampong Java Road and Dorset Road early yesterday morning. There it was obstruct ed by a pillar in a mess of rubbish and debris. It is believed the car
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    $22 m CDC loan for Peirce reservoir project
    132 15 $22 m CDC loan for Peirce reservoir project SINGAPORE. Tues. The Public Utilities Board is to net a $22 million loan from the Commonwealth Development Corporation for its Upper Peirce reservoir project. This was disclosed today by the Corporation's chairman. Lord Howlck of Glendale, before he left for Bangkok. Lord
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    Watch found
    25 15 SINGAPORE. Tues A ladies watch was found at Sentosa last Tursuuy. The owner can telephone ***** with a detailed description of the watch.
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      242 15 /STAMFORDS CENTRE ADMISSIONS Full-time (Day) and Part-time evening courses commencing April and May 1972 1. Secretarial Studies (a) LCC/Stamford Centre Diploma in Private Secretaryship— one year course (b) Executive Secretaryship two years course (c) Chartered Secretaryship— three years course leading to membership of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries and Administrators
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      859 15 On your TV and Radio 3.M P.M. Opening and Housewives' Catch That Robot (C) sm pm nnenno m Matinee The invaluable 7.41 News and Newsreel (C) JS PoV Amai Mi SN Nevis (M) t BS f C f O t T e i Paft lIS u 6 B0 d neS
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    Malaysia gives Queen a royal welcome
    206 16 ftl/ALA LUMPUR Tues. Queen E I iza be Ih. Prince Tliilip and Princess Anne arrived at Port Klang today aboard Uir Britannia to begin their five-day Malaysian visit. On hand to greet the British royal family were the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, the Raja Permalsuri
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    Chap Goh Meh to decide ban on crackers...
    281 16 Chap Goh Meh to decide ban on crackers SINQAPORE, Tuesday THE manner in which Chap Goh Meh is celebrated next Tuesday will determine whether the Home Ministry will totally ban cracker firing in Singapore. If it is just as noisy and harmful as the Chinese New Year celebrations last week,
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    Illegal entry: Five jailed
    42 16 SNOAPORE. Tues. Five Indonesians were today jailed for two weeks each for entermK Singapore illegally yesterday Lim Choon Kwang. 24. On? Hale Kah. 27. Teo Teck Henc 29 Tan Cheng Swee. 54. and Aman bin Sulleh pleaded guilty.
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    Dr. Wong's tour
    46 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Hume Atlair.v Dr Wong Lin Ken. will visit tho Met Ling Street and Stirling Road areas on Sunday morning to explain to residents the advantages (if joining the Residents Association, and to attend to their problems and complaints.
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    BRITISH ENVOY IS NOW SIR SAM
    106 16 BRITISH ENVOY IS NOW SIR SAM SINGAPORE. Tues— Queen Klizabeth has knighted the British High Commissioner to Singapore. Sir Sam Fall? (above) was awarded the Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (KCVO)) at a ceremony on Sunday the last day of the Royal tour of Singapore. Awards were also
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      Who says that fourth year is a waste of time?
      260 17 Who says that fourth year is a waste of time? 1 REFER to the letter by "Concerned Parent" .ST., Feb. 18). To describe the fourth year the honours year of the business admin istratlon course as "a waste of time is to reveal an Ignorance of the real posl tion.
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      56 17 IJAVE you tried driving behind a car with its big white tail lights shining into your eyes? We have and we found that it can be most irritating and blinding. The usual red ones are sufficient and we wonder why the authorities don't outlaw the fixing of the extra lights?
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      Thank goodness they've started this -system
      218 17 Thank goodness they've started this system "rvISGL'STED" (ST., U Feb. 14) should be thankful that be is issued with toilet passes. I am a tenant of two shops in the old People's Park shopping complex and have a staff to more than 30. but I am not i- >ued with
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      Titles of flats: You CAN do something
      132 17 TlEFERENCE is made to IV the letter by "Worried" iS.T.. Feb. 18) under the heading "Compelling the developer to hand over the titles." Purchasers of flats have recourse to legal remedies under the standard form of agreement for sale adopted by licensed housing
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      120 17 ¥N reply to the letter by 1 "An Importer" (S.T., Feb. 18), the exchange rates quoted by the Association of Banks in Malaysia-Sin-gapore are acceptable for customs assessment purposes. The latest quotation on Feb. 11 was $2.85 for the U.S. dollar. Two months ago on Dec. 10, It was $2.95
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      135 17 I REFER to the letter by C.A. Koh tS.T.. Feb. 14). The Inland Revenue Department reviews all Its 200.000 odd accounts at the end of every calendar year to ensure that all appropriate action has been taken. In doing so, reminders were sent to a number of people whose balances
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      123 17 WITH reference to Steven Chin's complaint (S.T., Feb. 2). I will appreciate it if you will let me know the registration and service number of the bus concerned and also your address for purpose of investigation. POH SOO HUAT, f Registrar of Vehicles. I REFER to the letter from "Resident"
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      A secretarial school run by Govt is what we need
      135 17 A secretarial school run by Govt is what we need I WOULD like to (pake so'ne comments on tin* recoil ccjTespondeiHi 1 in your columns ivgaiding Kcrctarfal training. Mr. Meyer may have been exaggerating a little about his experience with secretaries. But from what I have gathered in my few
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      425 17 It is therefore almost Impossible, however desirable, for a girl from an average family to receive proper secretarial training if she does not have the financial means to do so. In olden times when Singapore was less developed, the situation was not so acute. Now that international companies are setting
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      99 17 TtffANY pop music lovers ifl like me are frustrated because of the bad reception of pop programmes over the radio between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. Programmes like "At Your Request.' "Pick of the Pops" and "For Your Special Day" are wasted. Until something is done to rectify the bad
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      62 17 CTUDENTS living in the *J Tiong Bahru area will be grateful if some changes are made to the bus routes from Tiong Bahru to Stevens Road. At present only bus service Nos. 182 and 199 operate this route. A student who misses any of these buses would normally have to
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      60 17 I REFER to the letter by "HDB Tenant" (S.T.. Feb. 10) who gave away "ang pows" to road-sweep-ers and said he could do nothing about it. The writer should not have complained AFTER giving the "ang pow." He should have In the first place resisted the "demands" and then make
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      21 17 STREET lamps along Jalan Hock Chye occasionally go off leaving It pitch dark. Will the authorities do something. RESIDENT. Singapore 19.
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      32 17 RESIDENTS of Jal a n Naung would be most grateful If the Parks and Trees Division plant some trees along this road. There are at present none here. T.K. TAY. Singapore 19.
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      Take a look at any of the Roman emperors
      250 17 Take a look at any of the Roman emperors IT was Interesting to read the exchange of letters over the question of whether Christ wore long hair or short hair. The answer to this question could be found In the general custom of his day. It has been fairly well
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    88 18 LEONG JEE alias LEONG KOK SUN, proprietor Of KOON WAH LITHOGRAPHERS, passed away peacefully on Sunday, 20th February, 1972, deeply mourned by his loving wife, Helen, sons, Edward Anthony, and daughter, Fiona. The cortege will leave No. 5 Melrose Drive at 2 p.m. on Thursday, 24th February for Mount
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    152 22 CHAI FOONC SIM nee Leong passed away peacefully at 12.30 am en 22 272 leaving behind son Michael, daughters Betty and Theresa, adopted daughters Germslne and May Yoke, daughter-in-law Irene, son-in-law Philip Scow and 5 grandchildren to mourn her loss Cortege leaves the Parish Welfare Hall. Sacred Heart Church.
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    141 22 MR. A MRS. F. Glineur thank the priests and nuns, the Chinese and Indian Communities of Kamponu Kuja and nil their friends for their kind help and lympathy on the occasion or the death of Madam Lucie Passelccq-Gllneur on the 15lh February TNI FAMILY OF the lnte Yap Meow
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      413 24 PETER SIOW By JURONG SECONDARY SWEEP ALL TEAM TITLES BUT ONE JURONG Secondary School (JSS) almost made a clean sweep of the titles in thef Bukit Timah District Schools crosscountry at MacRitchie yesterday. They captured the Girls A", "B", "C" and Boys "A" and "B" titles and were
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      108 24 £\EENSWAY Secondary caused Vt an upset when they beat defending champions. Queenstown Technical. 3-0 in a Paslr Panjang District Schools "A" div. boys hockey match at Dover Road yesterday. Other results: Boys "A" div. Oan Eng Seng 7 Newtown 0 "B" div. Kirn Seng Tech. 6 Buona Vista
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      SICC golf
      57 24 C. Mackenzie had a great day en the golf course yesteruay in winning the SICC women monthly "A" division bogey competition with plus one and sharing the first nine ballsweep with plus three at Sime course. M. Fukuju was the "B medal winner with all square and "C"
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      Olympics: Affiliates recommend 15 to SNOC
      345 24  - Olympics: Affiliates recommend 15 to SNOC ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE National Olyncpic Council (SNOC) luis received preliminary entries of 13 men, three women and six officials for this year's Olympic Games in Munich from Aug. M to Sept. 10. The six affiliates which submitted the preliminary entries are archery two
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      Five-goal Kan helps I Police I trump -Postal
      164 24 Five-goal Kan helps Police trump Postal INSIDE-RIGHT Anthony Kan was the ace card in the Police S.A. team which trumped Postal 7-0 in the Government Services div. 2A league soccer match at Thomson Read. Anthony scored five goals, including a hat-trick. He put Police in front wuh four goals in
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      EASY WIN
      81 24 Favourites Singapore Cricket Club "C" easily moved into the third round when they trounced Rcyal Australian Regiment "A" 16-0 in a SCC seven-a-side rugby match at Olllman Barracks yesterday The Australians, however, had double success on the padang. Their "C" team beat ANZUK Headquarters 16-4. and their "B"
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      The Russian roulette touch in senior cricket league
      608 24 By PERCY SENEVIRATNE rpHE emergence of the ■I Singapore Armed Forces and the siphoning of talent from the established clubs into its ranks has made the SCA's senior cricket league as predictable as Russian roulette. The league opens this Sunday with the
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      Piggott wins International Stakes in NZ
      159 25 I ESTER PIGGOTT rode Sailing Home L to victory In the NZ$l5,OOO International Stakes at Te Rapa, Auckland yesterday. The globe-trotting English champion jockey hardly had time to celebrate his win on Jumbo Jet In thr Queen Elizabeth Cup at Buklt Timah on Sunday.
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      Spencer has another smart one in Diamond Jubilee II
      436 25  - Spencer has another smart one in Diamond Jubilee II EPSOM JEEP By |Jl KIT TIMAII trainer Jack Spencer, who introduced two promising newcomers in Mystic Shoe II and Fantastic II over the weekend, has another smart youngster in Diamond Jubilee 11. A compact three-year-old English gelding by Fury Royal, Diamond
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      111 25 I ONDON. Tues. England bowlers Bob Cottam and Bob Willis were granted special registration yesterday to play fcr Northamptonshire and Warwickshire respectively next season. The England Test and County Cricket Board ruled that Ccttam. who left Hampshire last season, can play for Northamptonshire from June 17 and
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      119 25 AMENDED weights (or two races at Bukit Tlmah this weekend. SATURDAY CLASS 2 DIV. 4 7F: The Clown 8 00. Nlchol Hill 8.11. Ea&t Kalimantan 8 08 Bkxtro Boy 8 08. Saxony 8 06. Skipper II 806 Star Writ 806 Speechmaker 8.06. Pasa Knight 80S. Houston Ranger 8.04.
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      Lock icon Trautmann to coach Burma
      202 25 RANGOON, Tues. Veteran West German Bernhard Trautmann has signed a two-year contract to coach Burma's national soccer team. His first task will be to prepare them for the second Asian Olympic qualifying tournament here next month. Burma will meet stiff opposition from Israel. India and Indonesia
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      119 25 IIONO KONO. Tues. Cru--1 zeiro will play a fourth match in Hong Kong tomorrow avoid a court case. Hangers Football Club had v Jed Crucelro for breach of contract but agreed to withdraw 'heir action a.'t*r the Brazilian 'earn promised Chief Justice Simon Li in Supreme Court
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      Tour goes on
      31 25 WELLINGTON. Tue*. New Zral.ind Prime Minister John Mart hall said yesterday the Government will not tnter'ere Aith the Rugby Unions decision to invtle South Africa here next year
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      Lock icon S. Korea will play too
      83 25 CEOUL. Tues. South Korea will send their national team to the fourth Friendship Cup soccer tournament in Teheran in July for which 12 natltns. including four communist ctuntries. will compete. Tck-Chin Chang, president of the South Korea FA told a news conference today the Oovernment
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      169 25 CHI 'WILL NEVER BE FREE OF PAIN' I OS ANGELES. Tues.— The doctor treating woman sprinter Chi Cheng said yesterday he did not think she will be free of pain as long as she ran. Chi suffering from acute tendonitis of the upper thigh. i£ trying almost every known remedy
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      Clay will receive $600,000 against Chuvalo
      209 25 VANCOUVER. Tues Cass i v s Clay will meet Canadian heavyweight champion George Chuvalo In a 12-round fight here on March 13. The bout will be held In the 17.C00-seat Pacific Coliseum. Both fighters will fly here today to sign for the fight their
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      142 25 I ONDON. Tues— Jackie Ste- wart, bidding for his third world championship in motcr racing, is planning to gc into films in a big way. The long-haired Scot said he is considering a film with adventure writer Alistalr Mac Lean. a fellow Sc< tchman and a neighbour
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      Lock icon Kiwis draw but it's Rowe's day
      391 25 Kiwis draw but it's Rowe's day l/INGSTON, Tues Lawrence Rowe, the Jamai- can newcomer, stole the honours as New Zealand held on for a draw in the First Test against the West Indies at Sabina Park here today. Rowe. 23. became the first player in cricket his tory to score
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      Lock icon Half-pace Santos lose to Villa
      172 25 Half-pace Santos lose to Villa BIRMINGHAM. Tues. Pele failed to save his team Santos from a 2-1 defeat by English Div. 3 team Aston Villa in a friendly soccer match here last night. A crowd of 54,400. whirh caused traffic jams all around the Villa Park ground in their eagerness
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      NZ star quits
      41 25 HAMILTON New Zealand) Tues. Scottish-born marathon runner Morris Ryan, who won New Zealand's only athletics medal in the 1968 Olympic Games, tcday announced his retirement from major competition. Ryan. 30. was third in the Olympic marathon in 1968
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    100 26 AT THE END OF IT ALL-HOME ON THE RANGE' THIS UPI picture Rives a fine sweep of the banquet held in honour of President Nixon in the Great Hall of the People. It was a magnificent scene, the polished, mirrorRlass floor reflecting the concealed lighting in the
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    45 26 SALISBURY. Tues. The Rhodeslan Government said today It was releasing former Prime Minister Oarfield Todd. his daughter Judith and two African nationalists from solitary confinement "for health reasons and on humanitarian grounds," and would be placing them under house arrest. UPI.
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    42 26 BAHRAIN. Tues. Sheik Ahmad bin All. ruler of the oilrich Oulf state of Qatar, was overthrown in a bloodless coup and replaced by his deputy and cousin Sheik Khalifa bin Hamad. Sheik Ahmad was abroad on a hunting holiday. Reuter.
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    27 26 BRAZZAVILLE. Tues —An unsuccessful coup attempt by "tribal and rightwing elements" against the ruling pro-communist military government, was reported over the state radio today. UPI.
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    41 26 JAKARTA. Tues. Several hundred high school students took to the streets today demonstrating against a new system of school fees. Under the new system, a oarent has to pay 12 per cent of his income as school fees.
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    468 26 T ONDON. Tik*. The stock maik.i- today rallied on ".mail Interaat to close mixed. The opening firmer trend on Wall Street also aided sentiment. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times Indc* was up 0 8 at 491.4. Unilever. Rank and Dunlop were firmer while most others erased or
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    42 26 DACCA. Tues The BanglaDesh government plans to put on trial 100 senior Pakistani military officers and officials, including Gen. A.X Niazi, for genocide practiced during the last nine months of 1971. a Foreign Office spokesman said here today. Reuter.
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    45 26 VALETTA Tues The British Government has replied to Prime Minister Dom Mintofl .s latest message in the dispute over terms for continued British use of the island's air. land and sea bases, spokesman for both sides said toaay. No details were disclosed. UPI
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