The Straits Times, 6 March 1973

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    23 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1973 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/73
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    'Trapped nine could have lived'
    496 1 'Trapped nine could have lived' Fire inquiry opens Question: Why was the power not restored? FIRST DAY'S REPORT OF THE INQUIRY IN PAGES 6 AND 7 THE nine people who died in the Robinsons blaze last November might have lived if power in the store in Raffles Place had been
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    Walking together —President Giri and Malaysia's King
    68 1 Walking together President Giri and Malaysia's King PRESIDENT Girl of India and the Yang di-Pertuan Agung of Malaysia seen walking together towards Kuala Lumpur's Subang Airport terminal building after the Indian Head of State arrived for his fiveday official visit to Malaysia yesterday. Last night President Oirl and Mrs. Girl
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    Lock icon VICTIM OF WOMEN'S FURY
    201 1 VICTIM OF WOMEN'S FURY BELFAST, Mon. A teenaged British soldier died rrom gunshot wounds today after being attacked by a mob of angry women in Belfast's Catholic Falls Road district. An army spokesman described the death of 19--year-old Pte. Gary Barlow as "one of the most biaarre incidents of the
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    Lock icon Threat of general strike looms in Britain
    408 1 Threat of general strike looms in Britain LONDON, Monday TRADK union militants to duy forced union lenders to consider a general strike, the first since 1926, in protest against the four-month-old government wage freeze. Militant unions led by the mine workers overturned a ruling by leaders of the Trade Union
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    Lock icon Guerillas 'face execution'
    46 1 KHARTOUM. Mon.— Sudanese officials told American diplomats today that the eight Palestinian guerillas who killed three American and Belgian diplomats (ace execution (or their deeds. American sources said. The guerillas are being held In a military pvison in Khartoum.— UPI (See Page 2i
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    Lock icon LATEST AIRLINERS COLLIDE
    75 1 LATEST AIRLINERS COLLIDE NANTES IFranrn. Mon.— Two Spanish airliners, believed to be rarr>ing foreign tourlala, collided near here today and one crashed in flames, killinc 68 people, police reported. The crashed plane. an Iberia. DC-9, was on its way from Paina. Majorca. to London, when it brushed a unvair (oronado
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      115 1 Petition to wind up Holiday Magic Page 9 LAST moments of the three slain envoys 2 WHITLAM fears U.S. presence can mean another Vietnam 3 JAPANESE car dealers wait for yen to stop floating 9 TWO youths plotted handbags theft for money to buy slacks 11 STOCK Exchange Committee keeps
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      13 1 H CROCKETT JONES MOiTMAHTOM INOLANQ MAKE THE fy\ best w It SHOES f/f
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      Lock icon THE LAST 25 MINUTES OF THE SLAIN ENVOYS
      926 2 THE LAST 25 MINUTES OF THE SLAIN ENVOYS KHARTOUM, Mon. Shot after being told to write wills, notes to families THE last minutes of the three Western diplomats killed on Friday night by Black September guerillas were described by Saudi Ambassador Al-Malliouk to reporters after the commandos surrendered. The three
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      Lock icon CONCERN OVER IMPACT OF TOURISM ON CULTURE
      144 3 CONCERN OVER IMPACT OF TOURISM ON CULTURE SYDNEY. Mon. The Prime Minister of FIJI, Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara, said today he was concerned about the effects of tourism on the native culture of Fiji and was glad to see a slow-down In the growth of tourism. Speaking to newsmen on
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      Lock icon MPs: We split bribe cash
      53 3 SEOUL. Mon. Three former opposition Members of Parliament today pleaded guilty to extortion and bribery In the criminal court. Arrested in December for taking U5551,400 ($130,000) in bribes from local i-.iriessmen. the three said they divldtu Uw muney among members of the >.P'l!pmentary committees they
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      Lock icon Joint campaigns
      30 3 CAPE TOWN. Mon—Portuguese Foreign Minister Dr. Rul Patrlclo arrived here last night for talks with Prime Minister John Vorstcr about a joint campaigns against African nationalist guerillas. Reuter
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      Lock icon TALKS ON U.S. AID TO HANOI THIS WEEK
      252 3 TALKS ON U.S. AID TO HANOI THIS WEEK PARIS, Monday (JNITKI) States and North Vietnamese officials will start talks here this week on plans for handling American economic aid to Hanoi. US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State William Sullivan and North Vietnamese Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach will hold
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      Lock icon Sinking of cruise ship: Probe goes on
      205 3 Sinking of cruise ship: Probe goes on BEIRUT, Mon. More than 250 American passenrws were evacuated from their cruise ship when It was holed by a mysterious explosion shortly before she was due to leave here for Haifa, Israel, last night. No casualties were reported from the blast, but two
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      Lock icon Crash: 8 die
      27 3 LJUBLJANA. MOn. Klgnl people were killed and three Injured in a head-on collision between two cars today after one car hit a dog. Reuter
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      Lock icon CHINESE EMBASSY SET UP IN CANBERRA
      76 3 /CANBERRA, Mon A v Chinese embassy In Australia was established today at an official ceremony when the leader of Peking's diplomatic mission, Mr. chu Chi-Chen, presented a letter of introduction. Mr. Chu, who has assumed the title of Charge d Affaires, presented the letter
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      Lock icon Whitlam fears US Thailand present can mean new war
      324 3 Whitlam fears US Thailand present can mean new war YEW YORK, Mon. 11 4 It Australia s Prime Minister Gough Whitlam fears the retention of American forces in Thailand after the Indochina peace could produce another Vietnam. He said in an interview published yesterday in Newsweek that his government plans
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      242 3 WEISEN-U DOUBLE ACTION RELIEF for STOMACH ULCERS and OTHER COMPLAINTS. iflßlS WEISEN-U's mam ijWijF ingredient has undergone IfcKllivJ successful trials by many leading Japanese Hospitals. SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR men wan mcptcm c 0.(.0 pte.itd. FOR ACCOUNTANCY. COSTING. COMPANY SECRETARYSHIP. LAW. BANKING. MARKETING. EXPORT. HOTEL 6 CATERING. ALSO 6.C.E. (0
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  • WORLD NEWS THREE
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      BOAC hit by new Amin clamp
      86 4 BOAC hit by new Amin clamp KAMPALA, Mon. President Idl Amln announced last night that all businesses except banks on several of Kampala's main shopping streets must be "run and managed by black Ugandans." The new measure will affect a number of la rife British. German and Are.b-owned firms. Including
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      Lock icon It's wait and see over Wounded Knee militants
      397 4 WOUNDED KNEE, (South Dakota), Mon. Federal officials waited t< lay »o see whether 200 militant Red Indians occupying the historic settlement of Wounded Knee would accept a government offer to leave peacefully without being charged. The offer was made yesterday during a
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      Lock icon BORMANN 'ARCHITECT OF ECONOMIC BLUEPRINT
      114 4 NEW YORK. Mon. An article In the New York Times today said the blueprint for West Germany's post war economic recovery was largely drawn up by Martin Bormann. Adolf Hitler's deputy. The article by Paul Man nlng author of a forthcoming book entitled "Mar tin
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      Lock icon Gaullists face struggle to save majority
      378 4 Gaullists face struggle to save majority PARIS, Monday piIANCK'S ruling (umllisls lotkiy faced a desperate struggle lo save Ibeir governmerit majority after ;i sharp swing to Ihe left in the lirst round of the country's general election. The communist-socialist front and its allies captured 46 per cent of yesterday's vote,
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      BRIEFS
      26 4 SEOUL. Mon.—South Korean President Park Chung-Hee today named 73 people representing a wide social field tc till the remaining onethird of the national assembly seats.
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      22 4 NEW DELHI: A BritUh business delegation now in India was interested in selling power generation equipment, said its leader. Mr. Noel Burne.
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      22 4 TOKYO: Japan's electronic industry agreed to a conditioned liberalisation of Imports of electronic computers and Integrated circuits, a Japanese government source said.
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      22 4 MOSCOW: Engine failure probably caused the crash on Saturday of a Bulgarian airliner that killed all 25 people aboard, Bulgarian sources said.
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      26 4 SEOUL: Three North Korean infiltrators killed a South Korean guard in the first serious incident since the two Koreans be?an their move towards rapproachement last July.
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      19 4 MADRAS: The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Michael Ramsey, complimented the people of India for their spirit cf "generous toleration."
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      34 4 TOKYO: Japan's Defence Agency denied a report that Tokyo has drafted its first military doctrine since the war witn plans for defending the country against possible a'fciack by the Soviet Union Union or China.
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      100 4 NOW! MEDAN THREE TIMES A WEEK From 5 April, SIA offers you a non-stop service from Singapore to Medan three times a week. Our Boeing 737 will leave Singapore every Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 9.30 am and arrive in Medan at 10.10 am. Return flights will leave Medan at
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    Annie, 24, gets a Meritorious Service medal
    214 5 Annie, 24, gets a Meritorious Service medal ]I|ISS Annie Chua, ITI 24, an electronics operator, was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal 1973 by the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation at Its first Triennial Delegates Conference at the Conference Hall yesterday. Miss Chua, who Is SILO branch secretary at Fairchlld (Singapore) Pte
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    Cooking time
    25 5 THE Calmhlll community centre will hold cooking classes at Intermediate level on Mondays from 7 p m to 10 p.m. starting from today.
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    Lock icon SARAWAK DENIAL OF 'HUMAN SACRIFICE' RUMOURS
    111 5 SARAWAK DENIAL OF 'HUMAN SACRIFICE' RUMOURS KCCHING, Mon. Chief Minister Haji Abdul Rahman Yakub has denied the existence of headhunters who are said to be collecting heads for sacrificial purposes at construction sites here. It was rumoured that the heads were to be offered at construction sites such as bridges
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    UNION WILL BOOST TRAINING TO RAISE PRODUCT QUALITY
    306 5 SILO, at the end of Its first Triennial Delegates Conference yesterday, decided to step up lnplant training schemes to raise productivity and to Improve the quality of Singapore-made products. This was one of several recommendations adopted by some 290 delegates at the
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    Money crisis: Workers told how they can help
    423 5 'PUT NATIONS INTERESTS FIRST GINCjAPORK can withstand the present international monetary crisis if the workers help raise its capacity to overcome such shocks. Labour Minister Mr. Ong Pang Boon said yesterday that the workers could do this by putting national interests over
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    Dinner truest
    35 5 THE Minister of Bute (Communications). Dr. Ang Kok Peng, will be guest of honour at the annual dinner of the Science Teachers Association at Jurong Room, Shangri-La Hotel, on March 17 at p.m
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    LIQUOR HAUL FROM BOAT AFTER SEA CHASE
    110 5 LIQUOR HAUL FROM BOAT AFTER SEA CHASE PORT KLANG, Mon. i Customs officers fired several warning shots before intercepting a boat and seizing $20,000 worth of liquor during a storm off Kuala Bernam, north of here, early this morning. During the sea chase, four suspects were seen dumping several cartons
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    Science Council
    17 5 DR. Tay Eng Soon ha? been appointed a member of the Science Council of Singapore.
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    VILLAGERS CAUGHT MAN WHO KILLED EMPLOYER: DPP
    163 5 VILLAGERS CAUGHT MAN WHO KILLED EMPLOYER: DPP "THE High Court yesx terday heard how members of the public helped to apprehend a noodle mill assistant who allegedly had strangled his woman employer to death and was also trying to strangle her daughter. DPP Mr. Ram Ooswanl. said: 'Thanks to a
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    Two get acid burns in attack by — gang—
    202 5 Two get acid burns in attack by gang— rpWO men received acid burns on the neck and back when they were attacked by a gang of seven armed men in Jalan AlsagofT, Oeylang, last Friday. The victims were Meng Wee. 29. and his friend Tan Eek Ming. 27, whose brother
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      200 5 The Palace of Colours Oberoi Imperials eagerly anticipated Wfik j\K-i4 magnificent new Indian restaurant Y^lWJk) >3J^K bbt i silken-clad hand maidens serve Y^[£ 1.J»l«n »umH«. S>«». >.T»<:Jllm B^^^^k\\ N THE BEGINNING AND THE END OF 1973 This is the look of the new Volvo for 1 973. into the doors.
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    'Witness will tell of hoses full of holes'—Counsel
    914 6  - 'Witness will tell of hoses full of holes' Counsel BEN DAVIDSON I ELENA CHONG ROBINSONS FIRE INQUIRY TOLD OF FAILURE TO RESTORE POWER TO WORK THE LIFTS AND 'FAIR WARNING' ABOUT POOR CONDITION OF WIRING... By and CEXIOR State Counsel Mr. K.S. Rajah gave a graphic account yesterday of the
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    Inquiry who's who
    134 6 MR. Justice F. A. Chua is chairman of the Commission of Inquiry. Other members are Mr. Chen Wei Yinr. professor of electrical engineering at the University of Singapore. and Mr. C. A. V. Chew, a member of the Housing and Development Board. Mr. K.S. Rajah. Director of
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    Gown section supervisor smelt that something was burning
    1553 6 INQUIRY HEARS OF THE LUCKY PEON...AND THE WOMAN CLEANER WHO JUST SMILED BACK AND CONTINUED WORKING IN THE TOILET WHEN TOLD OF FIRE 'off,' which he says Is the normal procedure." He left the room and saw people running about and shouting
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    Tourist goods shop loses $50,000 gems to burglars
    214 8 Tourist goods shop loses $50,000 gems to burglars "DURGLARS got away with $50,000 worth of gems from Shantung Company a shop dealing with tourist goods in busy Orchard Road over the weekend. They also took $2,700 from the company safe. The shop Is situated below the new multi-storey Orchard Towers
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    One more year
    25 8 MR Wee Kirn Wee has been re -appointed chairman of the Committee of Appeal, under the Cinematograph Films Act for another year.
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    HK's strict new entry rule for S'poreans
    123 8 SINGAPOREANS visiting Hongkong after April 1 will be refused entry Into the colony if their passports are not valid for at least six months beyond the date of landing. A British High Commission spokesman here said that this new ruling would be strictly
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    Call not to overprotect blind children
    301 8 QVER-PROTECTIVENESS of the blind chijd the worst obstacle in his social education has to be overcome or the child will face permanent ill-effects. Mrs. Patricia Sabapathy, matron of the School for the Blind, who gfcve this warning yesterday, said this had to be done
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    Petition by Minister for wind-up of Holiday Magic
    825 9  - Petition by Minister for wind-up of Holiday Magic T. F. HWANG MOVE 'IN THE INTERESTS OF THE PUBLIC EZ fHE Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, is seeking a court order to wind up Holiday Made Proprietary Ltd. "in the interests of the public." He said in a petition, filed
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    Japanese car dealers wait for yen to stop floating'
    268 9  -  NQIAMTONG HAI By JAPANESE imported cars will soon cost more, de- pending on the outcome of the yen float by the end of this month. Car dealers said yesterday there was already a "mild rush" for Japanese cars. This was because
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    Supreme Court
    20 9 MR. Justice D'Co'ta has been re-appointed to tit a* Judge of the Supreme Court for another two yean.
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    Land Revenue
    15 9 MR. Charlie Koh Wee Chye has been appointed deputy collector of Land Revenue.
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    Changi beach tragedy
    57 9 A PICNIC at Changl beach ended In tragedy for a 16-year-old girl on Sunday afternoon. 8. Letchml, of Kirn Tlan Road, was swimming at about 1 30 p.m. when she was swept away by heavy currents. She was rescued 15 minutes later and Riven artificial respiration but
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    Singapore ships stranded in Australia —freed—
    190 9 Singapore ships stranded in Australia —freed— rREE cargo vessels which were stranded in Australia over a pay dispute for Singapore crew were released by the Australian Waterside Workers Federation last week. This was disclosed yesterday by the chairman of the Singapore Maritime Employers Federation, Captain M. S. Wright. The ships
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    Girl's body at foot of flats
    57 9 THE unidentified body of a teen-aged girl was found at the foot of Block 32 In Lower Delta Road yesterday. Police said she is believed to have fallen to her death from one of the upper floors of the block. Her reiatUes or ncxt-of-kin
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  • MAINLY WOMEN
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      Is it true, what they say about stepmothers?
      1067 10 Is it true, what they say about stepmothers? STEP-RELATIONSHIP is one that can be fraught with emotional complications. What is it like to lie mother to another woman's child, or children? Is a step-mother really what they say she Is picked, mean, and cruel. Or Is she a woman who,
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      HERE'S HOW LILIAN FINDS HER WAY TO EUROPE
      275 10 HERE'S HOW LILIAN FINDS HER WAY TO EUROPE IF YOU have a yen for travelling but lack the money, those beautiful lands are more than a postcard away. But if yon have pretty food looks in addition, and there's a beauty contest round the corner with air tickets at stake.
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      503 10 WHAT'S NEW ROOMY SLING BAGS /CLUTCHING an envelope bag under the arm may be the current fashionable practice. But for career girls or young mothers who have more than a compact and lipstick to carry, roomy shoulder bags are still the best bet. Pictured above are the latest shoulder bags
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    Youth who broke another's leg after row
    169 11 "WEO Leong Chuen, X1 16, broke the leg of another youth after a row over his sister during a gambling session, a district court heard. He stamped on the leg of Kuang Yue Kwan, 15, till Kuang fainted. X-rays revealed that Kuang had
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    Death fall bride's husband still here
    114 11 A JAPANESE shipping clerk, Mr. Motohiro Takahashl, 30. whose bride was found dead at the Ming Court Hotel on Feb. 23, Is still in Singapore helping the police In their investigations. Police sources said yesterday that he would have to remain here until the
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    Jailed—man who used a doctored identity card
    128 11 Jailed— man who used a doctored identity card AN INDONESIAN who claimed that he picked up a Singapore identity card on a road and used it after inserting his photograph over the owner"s was Jailed for six months yesterday. Ahmed bin HaJI Tahlr. 32. pleaded guilty to unlawfully using an
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    Indon troupe to perform at N'theatre
    61 11 Indon troupe to perform at N'theatre THE Indonesian Buklt Barlsan cultural mission will give two performances at the National Theatre on March 20 and 21 at 8.30 p.m. The performance* by 60 dancers, singers and musicians will be based on the culture of the Indonesian Islands. Its members, mainly high
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    15 lectures
    39 11 THE University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will conduct a 15-lec-ture course on Introduction to Public Administration by Dr. Scan Chee Meow, a lecturer, at the Nissen hut 6B from March 30. The fee Is $30
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    Two boys plotted handbags theft at schools
    239 11 Two boys plotted handbags theft at schools MAGISTRATE'S court yesterday heard how two boys who wanted money to buy some slacks, planned and stole a teacher s handbag. Johnny Ong Peng Soon, and Zalnol Abldeen bin Mohamed Yusof, both 16. pleaded guilty to stealing a handbag containing $14.70, a pen
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    $3,545 CAR PARK FEE FINE UNPAID: SIX MONTHS
    105 11 $3,545 CAR PARK FEE FINE UNPAID: SIX MONTHS A 24-YEAR-OLD businessman was Jailed for six months yesterday for falling to pay parking fee fines totalling $3,545 imposed on him by a magistrate's court. How Tan Lian was given up to Jan. 31 to pay the fines but failed to do
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    Sale of 432 HDB flats
    61 11 ANOTHER 432 three-room Improved type flat* In Block 9 and 10 In Sims Avenue will be sold today under the Housing and Development Boards home ownership scheme The Communications Minister and MP for Oeylang Weit. Mr. Yong Nyuk Un, will officiate at the balloting at
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    Nixon adviser's one-day visit
    61 11 MR. William J. Bird, adviser to President Nixon's Committee on Transportation. arrived here yesterday for a one-day visit. Mr. Bird's visit U In conJunction with the Resource Centre's two-week New Urban Technologies programme which started] yesterday at the US Embassy. He will be In the centre
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    MP to query Minister on national service
    171 11 rpHE Government will be 1 asked for the number of permanent resident* who have registered for National Service when Parliament sits on March 12. The MP for Sembawang, Mr. Teong Eng Slong, will put the question to the Minister for Defence. He will
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    LACE-MAKER WITH SNOWFLAKES IN HER HAIR...—
    308 11  - LACE-MAKER WITH SNOWFLAKES IN HER HAIR... NANCY BYRAMJI By THE brown lace ribbon in A her hair? Yea, nimblefingered Miss Majka Novakova the Czechoslovak lace-maker made that, too. "I love dainty and delicate things like crystals and mowftakes," Mie said. "That's why I started learning the art of lacemaking 13
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    GANJA PLOT FINED IN DEEP JUNGLE
    85 11 PEKAN, Mon. Police discovered a half-acre ganja plot concealed In deep Jungle off Kuala Rompin near the Johor border on Sunday. Acting on a tip-off, a police party took a 45 minute boat ride up the Endau River. They then trekked through waist-deep swamps
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1973 A NATION AT BAY
    553 12 The Straits Times TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1973 A NATION AT BAY pRIME Minister Edward Heath "has decided on a may election he may hold elections or he may not," David Frost told television viewers on Sunday. Behind thai, flippancy there lies a serious political truth. It may indeed before the
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    598 12  - Libya's fiery President plays it cool ALLAN JACKS: TRIPOLI By MOAMMAR Gaddafi, 31, President, C o mmander-in-Chlef and undisputed boss of Libya, displayed a new facet of his normally aggressive nature last week restraint. He surprised many of his countrymen. Twice within five days Libyans had expected their fiery revolutionary
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    518 12  -  DEV MURARKA: MOSCOW By ratHE leadership of the Soviet Union has grown old. The other day F resident Nikolai Podgorny became the third member of the Politiburo's 15 to pass his 70th birthday. Mikhail Suslov was 70 last summer, and Arvid Pelshe is already 73.
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    223 12  - China takes to ice skating in a big way J. PRINGLE By PEKING Tne Chinese are being encouraged to take up ice skating. In what is seen here as part of a mass campaign to revive interest in sportIng activities prior to China's entry into the world sporting scene, a
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    Girl Ibarcashier robbed by two gunmen of $4,000
    181 13 TWO gunmen held up the cashier of a bar In Clemenceau Avenue and robbed her of the night's collection of $4,000 on Saturday night. The gunmen walked into the Starlight Bar at 1145 p.m. They sat In a corner, ordered a beer
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    Samurai swords seized in raid
    47 13 POLICE raided Jalan Memblna Barat in Tlong Bahru on Sunday afternoon and seized four samurai swords, four parangs and a spear. A police spokesman said the weapons were hidden in a manhole between two blocks of flats. A youth has been detained.
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    Did you see these two accidents on Sunday?
    100 13 Did you see these two accidents on Sunday? PUCE yesterday appealed for eye-witnesses to two accidents on Sunday. At 9 p.m., motorcyclist Chan Ah Kow, 26, was seriously Injured when he was knocked down by a hit-and-run van In Jalan Boon Lay. Jurong. Earlier, lan Kong Ann. 59, was killed
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    25 13 Dr. Paul W. Ngul l« a private consultant psychiatrist and not a Government phychlatrUt as reported in the Straits Times on March J.
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    Watch your tap!
    26 13 Watch your tap! WATER consumption on Scndaj was 109 8 million gallons (499.9 M cable metres), 8 million gallons (27.000 cubic metres) leu than on Saturday.
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    ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY STOPS OVER ON WAY TO KL VISIT
    157 13 TiHE Archbishop of Can- terbury, Dr. Michael Ramsey, flew in from Madras last night for an overnight stopover en route to Koala Lumpur where he will begin a foar-day visit today. He was welcomed at Paya Lebar airport by Sir
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    Mum's the word after five-hour meeting
    251 13 Mum 's the word after five-hour meeting TALKS TO NORMALISE STOCK MARKET KUALA LUMPUR, Monday QFFICIALS and stockbrokers were "mum" over their five-hour session on ways to restore normalcy to the share market. Members of the Capital Issues Committee and the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore Committee even sat
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    Not our product say Nestles
    124 13 Not our product say Nestles NESTLEs Products (Malaya) Ltd. yesterday said that the consignment of "Mllo" found to contain the poisonous stramonium in India was not the same as its product of the same name. It was clarifying an agency report from New Delhi in the Straits Times yesterday that
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    Motorist fined $400
    44 13 Motorist fined $400 A MOTORIST who knocked down a 13-year-old girl at a pedestrian crossing, was fined $400 yesterday. Tan Kiam Koon. 48. salesman, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and colliding into Ng Slew Kirn in Tiong Bahru Road on Aug. 24 last year.
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    Wind up petition filed by Saber Air
    204 13 A PETITION has been filed in the High Court for the winding up of Saber Air Pte. Ltd. It was filed by the legal firm of Messrs. Shook Lin and Bok. The Government-backed charter and cargo airlines managing director, Mr. J. P. Mlnton,
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    Labourer fined $200 for having
    95 13 Labourer fined $200 for having Indian hemp LABOURER Mohammed Sarunl bin Ahmad, 25, was yesterday fined $200 when he pleaded guilty to having four kartoos of Indian hemp at the Woodlands Customs checkpoint on Suuday. Superintendent David Llm of the Customs Department, prosecuting, said that Mohammed Sarunl arrived at the
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    10 stung by wasps
    46 13 10 stung by wasps KLUANO, Mon. Ten pupils were stung by a swarm of wasps which chased about SO of them from Canosslan Convent Secondary School who were returning home today. Passers-by took the lniured pupils to the district hospital where they were treated as outpatients.
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      157 13 V > \i I ii^Mn i BW I I THOUGHTS I I OF BRIGHT I I YOUNG I I STUDENTS I i I Tomorrow New Nation presents a special forum on what bright young Singaporeans think ~J I Nine students who topped the I GCE examinations give frank I answers
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      862 13 Fr^r'" 1 Wd Wiete he 1M T t le Spice 0< Life (Mlndarin 111 H Programme summary 7.23 Mash 3* For V' Family (Malay) MBS in Chinese U* Tfc.MW.tUf. b Rainbow }g 3.45 A Diary of Events in Sings- 7.M Sports Desk (Chinese) Country: The Frank Williams 'g i" tl
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        45 14 lunlop 8 50 BU Slorr S 8 70 «0 M. rrop 8 50 SO K B( M9.50 50 1 rrd.i ***** .30 rraelcra 4.50 JO I Loo t 6 80 .30 I Bank t 8 90 30 Timn $10.80 .30 Trader* til 30 JO
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        47 14 Uuy »80 —270 Mil 8 00 -1 00 Milk t 200 .70 I Cablrs t «50 .70 U Srmb $1380 .70 III $16.50 70 Cabin S 4.00 .60 I. M'lla f 4 30 .60 kmstrad S 7.40 .60 ■r O -•> CQ L TaDr t 2.72 58
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        Most active stocks
        22 14 DBS 241.000 Sport Land 205.000 Haw Par 203.000 M. Banking 147.000 Total Turnover: 2 37M Total Value: Sl2 44M
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        44 14 ■far. t Mir I iMlwtltais: 4«» 11 4U.*S HmUh n*.*f UUt rrmptriirt. Mt.U SI7.M Tlaa: IM.ia 144.(1 I rakbrrt J< 4«5 Mil OCJ.C. it*M 411.1* Dm. M. I«M IM Dm. II. IMS IM t Dm. W. imi IM J»n I, 1*7* m IH
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1713 14 T HE 1..1 transacted sa« at Uw cloae of bualntas in tlie ningapnr* and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of tht Stock Excharun >e»t*rday compared with ih« prevlou» day* pric* tof.th.l with th» 1973 73 h«h and low c Adjusted tor all '-U*fio«. T.,.c wn nrs La« CLOSING TONE:
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      Light trading with operators still hesitant
      334 14 Light trading with operators still hesitant SHARr prices finished generally lower on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Sincaporr yesterday with operators In a hesitant mood. Loase*. on balance, were marclnal In extent as •here was some evidence of cheap support for (hose stocks which lost niii-t ground in the
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      BUSINESS DONE
      2002 14 DID and offer pilcei officially IUUd and buslnoa In and reported to t>ie Sinfapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday »ith the number of shares tiaded >hown In brackeu In lota of 1.000 unlU unleu otherwise apeclfled IMII MMat '4 00SI ll) 390 ill
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      160 14 A 81AN currency deposit rate. lor Monday. March t Vt n.,11.,Ofler Bid 7 days 14 12 1 mth 1-7 1 Ml 2 mUii ill 1-1 I 1 mttu 111 1-7 I S mttu 1-1 4 S-5 I I mihs t-1 4 I 11 mUu IK I ■W
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      Bumper year for Ford
      567 14 DORD Motor's world wide consolidated net Income was a record US$B.52 a share In 1972, up 38 per cent from the $6.18 a share earned In 1971 and up 35 ocr cent from the previous high of $6.33 a share In 1965. Worldwide net Income totalled
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      FOREIGN COMPANY NEWS
      419 14 ANGLO -THAI Corp: Oroup pre tax profit £910.000 (£798.000) for the half year ended September 1972. Interim dividend four per cent (same). The board anticipates group pre-tax profit for the year ending March 1973 of not leas than £2.9 million Including about £230.000 exchange gains. and estimates
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      Olympia Plywood comes to the stock market
      730 14 UOT on the heels of New Str:iits Times Press' issue of .'{.444 million shines comes ;i IJj million sluire issue by Olvmpia Plywood and Timber Products. Olympiads issue the fifth Malaysian issue this year to date is at $1 par via private placement.
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      News in brief
      234 14 Bradwall CONTRACTS have been exchanged for the sale of Permas Estate by Bradwall FMB> Rubber Estate Settlement Is planned for August. The contract, which Is subject to various statutory consents being obtained, provides for a purchase consideration of 19.000 per acre which is about equal to £2
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        HONG KONG
        376 14 IJONO KONG. Mon The market opened the week on a very strong note with prices rising across the i board. However, pro- i fit-taking set in towards the dose, but It could not prevent a large number of shares from hitting new highs. The docks and the industrials
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        MELBOURNE
        376 14 MELBOURNE, Mon. 11 Prices continued to firm on the Melbourne Stock exchange today although trading was very quiet. Rises outnumbered falls but the amount of individual moves was small. Market leader BHP closed at its high point of the day at A $9.90. Among the mining stocks CRA climbed
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        Hong Kong rates
        36 14 On IM Iroo ..»."•< •..!>.! in Hoai Kox »..1.r«.» Ih. U.I 0.M., N»a. qiMtol al 5.M lor T.T. ..rjj 5 M lor aaa* aioriwa was «na,.nak4. iM am laol .1 ioM aaa <•«•< al 5114 V
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        23 14 MAUCH S. Bl'BBLB: 132 54) cents (down 175 cent). TIN: M 44 (down S3). Official offrnrn tM tona (up U Iras
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        Gold markets
        57 14 PrKUr ust UM Ltalia riooM as M SVii. aT.Ta <a)M Hoiwj Kon« fnav U*n> Suruh ClooK «S SOK •7 KM Pan. ClooM Uai SW, ll' a 7.0& XT IS S I Itn 111 Uno, !'<« Hi Karon arm in aoo M.rlina araoa in t'a aWIMra B«r oun... ill
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        JANUARY OUTPUT
        106 14 OUTPUT of tin concentrates for the month of January 1973 by the following mines are: Meal. Aokam 4.407 Austral Amal 1.284 Ayer Hltam 6.654 Berjuntal 7.103 Chenderlang 391 Oopeng Consol 3.839 Hongkong Tin 17 IdrU Hydraulic 3~0 Kumuntlng 1.332 Kumponic Lantut 1.047 Kent 1 028 Killmgi.all 1070 Klnta
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        125 14 I ONDON: World na*J tural rubber production totalled 267.--500 metric tons In November. preliminary rtgures Issued by the International Rubber Study Group show. This brings the January November total to 2,747.500 tons. Consumption of natural rubber In November was 260.000 tons, bringing the 11 months total
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        Price of Straits tin tumbles
        230 14 Price of Straits tin tumbles fHK Stciiis tin price in Periling vcnU-hLiv tumbled to to $(>44 |K-r |iii nl on ;in oflicial offering up •*>■*> tons to 'J(M) lons. LONDON: Friday's tin opened fully steady on Thursday's kerb with Three Months trading at £1.765 per metric ton. Subsequently proflt-taking pushed
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        82 14 H.NIII raODUCI lICMANOI I' I.NC««.| HOOH CLMIMO i,'nrm *u.r. Paoxr Huntok AST* whIU fox I*o% nlw mo mini aaraosk »H« 1..1 NLW UIO NlMi •"••>" Mark tab. M« NLW SISO Mitor.. aara..k ASri Hack 1.0 b. 100% «LW tint niton. S3rs«,, bl 3!»*" TA e**«f: At- i fob
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        Rubber takes a fall
        446 14 THE continuing closure of foreign exchange markets put a dampener on the rubber market yesterday morning. Turnover was fair with business being written into 1074. Physicals, however, were at a standstill. Levels were slightly lower following the lack of any advene weekend news on currencies. The
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        SMR BUSINESS
        85 14 £)AILT SMR prtcea kWMd by the MaUrUan Rubber Exchanr* and Hubt.tr Auocutlon of Bln.ap.r. at mm ym£2£ w- Am(Camat Moatk, (Farwara Moalfc) •mjtn Satan Bmrm liSJm C— P- at. cv Mr r«. iMH JCV am sl (MR 10 IMR M MR M il-lon Pmllrti HIM il-lsn P»Utti IU«O
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    329 16  - Duties and power of the PSA to be increased CHIA POTEIK By »THE duties and powers of the Port of Singa--1 por Authority are to be increased under a Port of Singapore Authority (Amendment) Bill now before Parliament. The additional duties of the PSA will include taking over the functions
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      646 17 "BRUSHBOAT SERVICES to the RESCUE OF FOULED SHIPS "Brushboat Services" operates 24 hrs. With the Brushboat, the problem of 'over scrubbing' is completely eliminated, because the speed of rotation of the brush can be carefully adjusted. For fast underwater cleaning, efficient maintenance and greater economy. BRUSHBOAT SERVICES (A Division of
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      804 17 BUSINESS PARTICIPATION A FINANCE OROUP invite Property Owners, Hotels In Malaysia, with suitable site location for hotel development, seeking a) expansion through merger, equity participation, finance or b) sales and other similar arrangement. Please write briefly quoting the above to: BAYS PROSPER SECURITIES LTD. RELC International BalMlng. M Orange Grove
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      600 17 An International Company enjoying continuous growth Invites applications for the following career opportunities: P.R. GIRL We want a fashion-conscious flair girl to develop and strengthen the image of a sophisticated feminine fragrance who will also become Involved with specific public relations projects for a major cosmetic brand. Applicants should have
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    32 18 I IN LOVING MEMORY of I Mr. Gurchan Singh who was I called to rest on 6.3.65. Sadly I misMd bat always remem- I bered by WUe and Children. I
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      449 18 SALESMEN Further internal Demotions have created vacancies for bright young men and women interested in the field of advertising sales To fellow the promoted men they must have drive, enthusiasm and above all. be "self-motivators" in order to make a healthy contribution to our existing team Qualifications Experience I. Educated
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      770 18 INIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA Permohonan adalah dlpelawa darlpada warganegara Malaysia untuk menglsl jawatan yang tersebut dl bawah lnl: Nama Jawatan: (1) Ouru Bahasa Inggerts (ll) Ouru Bahasa Malaysia (ill) Ouru Bahasa German iivi Ouru Bahasa Permnchls (v) Ouru Bmhasm Thai (lv) Ouru Bahasa Mandarin A. Untuk raluiwalun ymna: mempunyal IJaiah deagmn
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      504 18 TAISHO MARINE FIRE INSURANCE CO. LTD., X.L BRANCH invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens for the following posts: (a) ACCOUNTANT (b) UNDERWRITERS Qualifications: A DEGREE OR DIPLOMA. Previous working experience desirable. Salary: Commencing salary will be commensurate with qualification and experience. Please submit hand written application and enclose a
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      468 18 FEDULAL SAWMILLS GAMBANG (INS) SDN. BERHAD. LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES. The following share certificate* have been reported lost or destroyed: name Certificate No. of shares of No. $1,000.00 each Seng Peng Sawmills Sdn. Berhad 23 10 Seng Peng Sawmills Sdn. Btih.id 28 15 NOTICB 18 HEREBY GIVEN that if within fourteen
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      369 18 TENDER NOTICE LEMBAGA PERLMAHAN— HOUSING TRIST MALAYSIA On Behalf of the STATE GOVERNMENT OF NEGERI SKMIMIAN 50 units terrace houses at Kamponf Jlboi 11, Nrg-eri Sembtlan CONTRACTORS, who are desirous of tendering for the construction of SO units terrace houses, together with ancillary works at Kampong Jlboi 11. Negen Sembllan.
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      966 19 S|SMB^B^B>^B^B|^B^BBS^B^B>S^B^B^B^B^BHHBJS^^BB £8000+ FortheFarEast-HONGKONG HNANCULOONIKOLLER THE EMPLOYERS ARE: •ft A well known international trading group Mr Operating in many parts of the Far East and elsewhere Growing rapidly Mr Interested in importing/ exporting, manufacture, commodity trading and other fields Mr Acquisition minded Mr Requiring a Financial Controller for a new position
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      269 19 I§| SENIOR INTERNAL AUDITOR Our client, a member of an international group of companies operating in the electronics and associated fields, have a vacancy for a Senior Internal Auditor in their fast-growing Singapore organisation. This is a senior appointment and after a familiarisation period of about two years, which would
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      452 19 This expanding computer company has a number of vacancies for computer personnel with proven ability and the ambition to grow with the organisation. CUSTOMER ENGINEERS MALAYSIA This post Is open to Malaysian Cltlaens and applicants should have had a minimum of 3 jrearj experience maintaining digital computers. Consideration may be
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      783 20 in classified advertisements (S) B«.r*>Borv«echaroessoo M Classified Advertisements Teleplione service LATEST SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS For natural facelifting. brown patches, acne, all akin conditions, regular faclaU. postnatal and spotreducing consult Louise Klerk, medically trained and qualified Beauty Specialist and Physlo-iherspUt with 24 years tropical experience. Hotel Singapura. telephone 371 1T3 (8 pore
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      738 20 APPLICANTS replying to Box numbers for Vacancies are requested not to enclose original copies of teatlmonlali or reference* with their application* No responsibility can bs accepted for their loss Applicants are also advised to write to Box numbers correctly and check them before posting. Long establ'sbed finance company rsqutra* TWO
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      635 20 RIQUIRID SALESGIRLS call personally Pavilion Silk Store 210 Orchard Road. FRASIR A NEAVE (S) PTB LTD invites applications from female Singapore citizens for th* appointment of SALES PROMOTERS Candidates must have a pleasing personality and should meet the follow mg requirements Ac* 18 23. Height sft 2 Ins minimum Education
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      831 20 EXPERIENCED COOKBOY ANO AMAN (couple preferred) also Chinese educated girl a* tutor nanny to boy of am* years. Tel: 3706*7 B'pora. between 9a.m. to op.m. AMAH FOR ENGLISH FAMILY, amall Oat Katong district Salary (ISO (300. Recent References required Job begins In April. Phon* B'pore *****4 between 900 a.m. 6.00
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      710 20 OFFICE BOY REQUIRED for Jurong Manufacturing Concern. Preferably with own scooter and familiar with Government Offices and elty area*. Phone Spore *****7/*****6/*****4 during office hours. TUN WAN PRISS (PTI.) LTD. require* FEMALE WORKERS Minimum: Above IS years of ag* Oood eyesight Interested appllcanu please rail at our office personally (bringing
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      826 20 LARGE BRANO NIW OOUBLE STBRBV detached bum alow on hill top In exclusive residential area. 10 mlnutea drive to Orchard Road. 4 large bedroom*, cloakroom, study Central aircond It 100 Ing Expensive fittings and light fixture! Italian tiles Bug* well equipped kitchen Servant's room and amenities. This house la specially
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      822 20 AIRCONDITIONID ROOM to let Bachelors bachelorette couple European. American. Japanese. Australian. German preferably. Tel: *****7. OXLIV CAROEN Luxuriously furnished flat 2 bedrooms, servant's room Csntsst Tsl. 17*366 »'p.r. during ißu h*ur* PANORAMIC VIEW 3-bedroomed apartment st Tomliraon Road. Newly completed furnished unfurnished. Available Immediately Til: *****7 Spore with 3.000 sq.
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      769 20 GERMAN FAMILIES require Immediately 8 houses'tlats furnished unfurnished Rental (600/ (1. 200 p.m. Spore *****1. URGENTLY REQUIREO furnished unfurnlahed house! or flats in any district. Contact *****8 S'por*. FOR RENT EARLY MARCH fully furnished house dlst. 10. large garden Tel: *****8 B'pore. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY APARTMINT Holland Road 4 Bedrooms Swimming
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      1000 21 COMB POR THE BEST noodle In town Woh Hup Noodle Houae »1. New Bridie Road. S'por* Tel: TITOS. SPECIAL 'MUTTON SOUP' For Lunch 4 Dinner Deliclou* Cantonese Food for all kind* of occasion MODERATE CHARGE, AU are Welcome Open Dally: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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      'Grant special water rates to consumers who have gardens'
      116 22 'Grant special water rates to consumers who have gardens' introduction of a sliding scale for water rates is a step in the right direction. Wasters must be made to pay dearly for their water. However, in preparing the new rates the Public Utilities Board overlooked one of the reasons for
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      102 22 A concession rate, proportionate to size and water- consumption of gardens, should be introduced for those who help to beautify Singapore at their own expense. The special rates should not be applicable to consumers who plant flowers, shrubs, bushes and other plants on a commercial basis. It should be applied
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      117 22 I AM happy to note that Dr. Ooh Keng Swee has stressed on the importance of music. He suggested the setting up of a symphony orchestra in Singapore. But what about the primary school children? Most of the primary school teachers do not have the qualifications to teach music. Perhaps
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      89 22 SINCE the first phase of the Farrer Road Housing Estate will be completed soon, and I am one of the prospective residents, will the People's Association consider setting up kindergarten classes in the estate? The PA can rent some units from the HDB and turn them into classes. Kindergarten facilities
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      225 22 IN the light of rapid Industrialisation, the Labour Minister's call to our youth to change their attitude towards manual work (ST., March 2) Is timely. In the past, it was generally assumed that a white -collared worker had better "prospects" and that pen-pushing brought prestige. In a highly urbanised and
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      104 22 RESULTS of the PQR Progress through Quality and Reliability) stamp contest were recently announced, but only the names of the first three winners were given. I phoned the Oeneral Post Office to inquire where I could find the complete list of prizewinners and was told to look In at the
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      80 22 A NUMBER of International road signs have been put up by the authorities In Singapore. Many of them were clear to motorists but there are two which still puzzle many motorists, viz a single continuous yellow line drawn by the side of a road and another a double continuous yellow
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      RESIDENTS WANT A COMMON TV AERIAL FOR BETTER RECEPTION
      194 22 Iyi ORE than two years ago the Housing Board conducted a survey in Commonwealth Drive to find out whether residents of Block 74 would like to have a communal TV aerial installed. Since men nothing has come out of it and
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      'AMOK' COINED BY THE COLONIALISTS
      140 22 rE article by P. Seneviratne headlined "Of amoks and their murderous mania" (S.T., Feb. 14) made interesting reading. The word amok was coined by the European colonialists and linked with a form of madness to bring contempt and ridicule to an otherwise brave deed. When
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      UNDERGROUND TRAINS CAN HELP SOLVE TRAFFIC PROBLEMS
      146 22 UNDERGROUND TRAINS CAN HELP SOLVE TRAFFIC PROBLEMS IN AN affluent so- dety Uke Singapore, one cannot fall but notice the Increasing number of vehicles on the roads. There are frequent traffic jams and it is no longer fun to drive in the Republic. One reads in the papers of plans
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      56 22 IREFEB to the letter by "Scorpion" (ST.. Feb. 16). The ROY and the management of bus service No. 92 should take note of the danger "Scorpion" pointed out. The solution is to put more buses on this route during the morning peak hours. Would the management of bus service No.
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      1186 22 GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA KUANIAN PORT, PAHANG PREQUALJFICATION OF CONTRACTORS The Ministry of Communications. Malaysia hereby Invites experienced Contractors, who wish to tender for a part of construction of Kuantan Port, to register with the Consulting Engineers Messrs. Blah Sc Partners b.v., Holland. CONTRACT A I: The works comprise the quarrying
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      416 22 LEADING INTERNATIONAL COMPANY REQUIRE (1) PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR JOB To plan, organise and control the manufacturing of stainless steel and aluminium products. QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE Technician's Diploma or equivalent qual fication from recognised institutions. 1 2 years experience in supervising skilled and unskilled workers. (b) SALES SUPERVISOR JOB To plan and control the
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      217 22 Straits Times Crossword Hi HLV ■HBB^^B^~"~^l"~~~^^i~~^^l ACBOBS bouse In a small co-nmunlty 1 Broken lances have a sprue* 11' appearance (5. 6). 7 Si^'h? .Sf**"* B 6 SS k IS,'° tUkln(rnUn/fln W^U^iocal. llvon Mad. unlnUUWble sprawl TnTr^VU* 10 BUU our av«lon to flan 1S ffl^ foot 13 2 dd g"ft.«i
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      S'gor keep shield with three 2nd half goals
      189 23  - S'gor keep shield with three 2nd half goals LAN PEREIRA By ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Selangor beat Singapore 3-0 to retain the Thivy Shield in the Malaysian Indians' inter state hockey competition at Pantai, here yesterday. The three goals, scored in a nine minute spell after the start of the second
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      DRAW FOR PRO-AM TOURNAMENT
      803 23 THE pro-am draw and start Ing times at the Buklt course tomorrow: Ist Tee: 7.00 a.m. N. Mlkaml (P) and H. Knaggs, J. Sullivan (P) and R. Rutherford; 7.08 P. Tang (P) and T.P. Tay (1), A. Thabravibul (P) and T.P. Tay (2); 7.16 Y. Kusayanaga
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      Record 148 entries for S'gor Open
      283 23  - Record 148 entries for S'gor Open ERNEST FRIDA By gINGAPORE Golf Association has scored a record double in this year's Singapore Open Championship 148 entries and 16 countr'es. The 107 professionals and 20 amateurs from Australia, Burma, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Ha- wail, Hong Kong, United States, Britain, the
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      Asian rugby clubs disappoint
      439 23  - Asian rugby clubs disappoint Godfrey Robert I THE WAY I SAW IT I L »y_ THERE is a clamour for a stronger or full Asian representation among local rugby fans whenever an international meet is forthcoming or if the Singapore Rugby Union team fares badly in a competition. But is
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      Tartan tracks will be ready in April
      240 24  - Tartan tracks will be ready in April- A. JOHNSON By SINGAPORE athletes preparing for the Seap Games will be given priority to do their training on the newly-laid all-weather Tartan practice track in the national stadium at Kallang next month. This was disclosed yesterday by Sports Minister Encik Othman Wok,
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      Hard-earned win
      203 24 pENANG, Mon— Without x their rrfuUr stars Pemuig had to flfht hard to beat Perils 2-o In a Malayria Cap soccer match at the City Stadium here Uat night. The mate:, was unfortunately marrrd by rough play durinn the cloainf stares. During this period Mohamed Sa'im, the Perils
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      SBA vote 21 into power on manifesto
      315 24  - SBA vote 21 into power on manifesto JOE DORAI NEW ELECTION IDEA TRIUMPHS By GROUP of 21 badminton "revolutionaries," who claimed they could "raise local standards and correct wrongs" in a preelection manifesto, were swept into power at the Singapore Badminton Association's annual meeting;. In a "drastic" cnange of badminton
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      SATU hand Pools a 3-0 shock
      216 24 SINGAPORE Air Transport Union scored a shock 3-0 win over former league champions Singapore Pools In a FAS League Division One match at Jalan Besar stadium last night, reports JOE DORAI. Sharper In attack and solid 'n defence. SATU led 2-0 at halftime and
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      Lock icon Campbell nets equaliser
      66 24 AUCKLAND. Mon— New Zealand and Australia drew 1-1 in their first soccer elimination encounter for the '.974 World Cup here yesterday. New Zealand scored first in the 55th minute with a bulletlike shot from Brian Turner after a quick free kick. Australia battled hard to draw level
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      Clarke hits 5 past tourists
      55 24 CENTRE-FORWARD Parleigh Clarke sparked a five goal blitz in Singapore's 10-0 win over a weak British Army team from Cyprus In a friendly hockey match at Farrer Park yesterday. Singapore, who led 7-0 at halftlme scored their other goals through Malklt Singh (3). Parouk Marican.
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      Lock icon $33,000 profit
      37 24 CHRISTCHURCH. Mon The Pakistan cricket team's recent tour of New Zealand showed a profit (or the New Zealand cricket council of about NZ$lO 000 ($33,000) the council was told at a meeting here today Reuter.
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      Karatekas do our country proud
      277 24  - Karatekas do our country proud By TEOH ESG TATT WELL DONE Singapore karatekas. You have done the country proud by winning two silver medals to make the Republic the No. 2 karate nation in this part of the world. This was a tremendous achievement by this team of second dan
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      6 more pull out of Malaysian hockey squad
      99 24 6 more pull out of Malaysian hockey squad KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Six national players, including five who played in the Munich Olympics last year, are the latest to withdraw from the Malaysian hockey squad which go into their first phase of centralised training here from March IS to 30. The
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      Easy triumph
      41 24 JOHANNESBURG. Mon. Jackie Stewart of Britain scored an easy triumph In the South African Formula One Orand Prix on Saturday and was then reprimanded for allegedly Ignoring two warning flags. Later, the reprimand was with drawn after an appeal.
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      Tans help Spore to karate victory
      196 24 Tans help Spore to karate victory By PETER SIOW THE Tan Brothers Kirn Seng and Ping Seng helped Singapore to a 4-0 win over Indonesia in a friendly karate match at McNair Road yesterday. Kirn Seng scored two points when he overpowered Indonesia's Rene and Abdul Kadir, while Ping Seng
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      Champs again
      32 24 PERTH. Mon. Western Australia retained the Sheffield Shield when they beat South Austialla b> an Innings and 47 runs here today. Scores: Western Australia 395. South Australia 116 and 232
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      Danes enter final round
      48 24 STOCKHOLM, Mon. Denmark qualified yesterday for the flnal round of Thomas Cud badminton tournament beating Sweden 8-i In the European final In Mexico City, Mexico defeated the United States yesterday 5-3 for the first time ever In nine years of Thomas Cup competition.— UPl.
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      Showgirl shines in the Trial
      480 25 SHOWGIRL V strengthened her claims in the $30,000 Singapore Derby with a fine performance in the Trial over «3f at Bukit Timah on Sunday. Unbalanced by the cracking pace set up by the lightweights Freedom Fighter and President's Adviser, Showgirl was a back-marker up to
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      Terry Tan suspended
      815 25 JOCKEY Terry Tan was suspended for three race days lor careless riding on Best Gift at Bukit Timah on Sunday. The Stipendiary Steward's report on the weekend's races: SATI'RDAY Race 1: Shortly after leaving the stalls. Fraser Hill II (L. Johnson). Gala Bern (CH. Oon and Srikandi
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      B. TIMAH WEIGHTS
      1016 25 WIK.HTS l.ir Ihe Kuklt Timah races this W.I k.11.l SATURDAY CLASS 1 OIV. S «F m~n*m J.ino^ll gQg Itobcrt F. 8 07 Oeneral Trong HI 8.06 Jerantut f.OS Ban* B.os LajeJn !»>*» 11l Oj R..-h A.MH. 8.04 rui. 8.04 \ole<! In 8.02 Fair Legend 8.02 Royal Print
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      Teenager Willett in West Indies Test team
      169 25 BRIDGETOWN, Mon. Three changes have been made In the West Indies 12 to meet Australia In the Second cricket Test starting here on Friday. The selectors yesterday anncunced the Inclusion of teenage leg spinner Elequemedo Willett, wicketkeeper Deryck Murray and medium pacer Bernard
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      Easy victory for Aussies
      204 25 DRIDGETOWN. Mon. The Australian cricketers cruised to a comfortable nine-wicket victory over the once powerful Barbados team yesterday to notch their fourth tour win and the third in first class matches, i The Australians entered the Barbados game after a near-defeat In Antigua against the Leeward
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      Lock icon GOVERNMENT WARNING AGAINST THOSE THREATS
      139 25 GOVERNMENT WARNING AGAINST THOSE THREATS RAWALPINDI. Mon. The Government of Pakistan Uat night Issued a war nine against any group or person trying to threaten or molest the touring England cricketers. "No act of violence or barbarism against the guest cricketers will be tolerated, saM an official statement here after
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      Singles sweep by Japan
      216 25 Singles sweep by Japan MANILA, Mon. Japan won both singles tines in the second Asian lawn tennis championships here yesterday. Defending champion Sakal Toshlro recovered fiom two sets down to beat Chiradip Mukerjea of India 4-0, 2-6, 6-0, 6-2, 6-3. Top-seeded Sawama'su Kasuko also overcame a bad start to beat
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      133 23 Take a high ride with our new Company and escalator service. From initial design through installation ■UJH P^^^^^^^^^S B|^f£ g'^jpftpj and maintenance. Hitachi elevators are already carrying passengers \V^ I skywards at 1,200 feet per minute in high-rise buildings all over fc k*J *"^S I town. And that's not the
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      86 23 BASKETBALL Inter-For-ces Championships (Gay World 7.30 p.m.). SOCCER SBHF League Dlv 2 final: SEEL v Union Carbide (Jin. Besar 5. 15 p.m.*. Fritndly: Idol Utd. v Minlstiy of Education (Oillman 5 p.m.). RI'GBY SRU League Semifinals: Div. I— -A 1 Coy v Woodlands iTaiij'lin 5 15 pm.): Dlv. 2 A"
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      172 24 f Robex is behind the plot to revolutionise the door A door revolution is in the offing. Robex is MARBLE SLABS ONYX ARTICLES g behind this sweeping revolution plotted to We also supply a wide range of Marble Slabs at I overcome the misconception that the door is just very
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      154 24 GOLFING fc EQUIPMENT gtt FROM A to fr TOP r O O° 0 GOLFING Vgj COUNTRY I Australia is one of the world's I AMCTR ALI AN top golfing countries. And the 1 ™T WJSimirki* Australians put the same care I I GOLF EQUIPMENT into their equipment as they I
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    Lock icon Action onmoney crisis put off a week
    404 26 Action onmoney crisis put off a week EFUSSELS. Mon FOREIGN exchange markets in EEC countries remained closed today as Community Finance Ministers put off for a week any decision on how to tackle the latest world monetary crisis. The Finance Ministers will meet In Brussels on Thursday and In Paris
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    Lock icon DOLLARGAINS AS GOLD DROPS
    113 26 DOLLARGAINS AS GOLD DROPS L ON DON. Mon— The dollar gained 3.5 cents against the pound s'erl ng in early inter-bank dealings here today and at the same time price of (old dropped by over three dollars an ounce. These were the first positive reactions to last night's international currency
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    Lock icon Widespread student unrest claims 12 lives
    124 26 Widespread student unrest claims 12 lives KAMPALA. Mon. At least 12 people have now died In widespread student unrest In the tiny East African state of Rwanda, according to reports reaching here from the capital. Kigali. Usually well Informed sources said three British teachers had been withdrawn to the capital
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    Lock icon Diamonds theft: 3 more held
    76 26 BANGKOK. Mon— Thai police have arrested three more men in connection with the theft of five packets of unpolished diamonds from a Belgian airliner here last week. The police had already detained seven men and two women for allegedly stealing the diamonds, worth an estimated
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    Lock icon Shipyard blaze
    27 26 TAIPEH Mon A Ore In the Kaohsiung shipyard destroyed three vessels and caused damage estimated at USSI4O.OOO H350.000) the Central News Agency reported today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon MCC: No terror warns Bhutto
    57 26 RAWALPINDI. Mon The Government of Pakistan loiilght Issued a warning against "any group or person trying to threaten or molest the touring England cricketers. "No act of violence or barbarism against the gueu cricketers rill be tolerated." said an olflcial statement after threat* Rfjalnst the
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    Lock icon P.C. killed
    34 26 CATANIA. (S.cily). Mon. One policeman was killed and six others were neriously Injured today when two police cars collided while chasing two wanted men en a motor-cycle. Tha two men escaped. Reuter.
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    Hie weather
    15 26 THE weather outlook for Singapore from C am to noon today: No rain.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    426 26 LONDON. Mon &nultlea wrrr rnirr on thr Mock markrt today though o> rationally off thr bottom, in übdurd trading. Srntlmrnt was Inllurncrd by the prrwnl InduMrlal unrfft. currency ■acertalnty and tomorrow* budon. At 3 p.m. the Financial Tlm<i lndr> •a down 45 at 421 0 Bargain, mm W-d
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    248 26 CLARK AIR BASE, Monday ANOTHER 34 pri-■^soners-of-war 30 Americans, two West Germans and two Filipinos arrived here today shortly alter they were released by the Vietcong at Hanoi's Gia Lam airport. The welcoming crowd included President Marcos and his wife. Imelda. who flew
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