The Straits Times, 4 October 1973
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Title Section20 1973-10-04 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1978 20 CENTS MX. (P) 28/7320 words
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Article38 1973-10-04 1 4 WE have no intention so far as we can help it, of allowing the results of our years of hard work to be eaten away by the pernicious effects of inflation. X MR. HON SUI SEN38 words
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Article, Illustration1017 1973-10-04 1 CHIA POTEIK - MARCHING ON- AT 1 5 pc A YEAR CHIA POTEIK Hon sees a bright future for Spore in this decade. By FINANCE Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen yesterday expressed cautious optimism that Singapore's economy would grow at the rate of 15 per cent a year for this decade. He Maid1,017 words
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Article259 1973-10-04 1 LESLIE FONG; GERALD PEREIRA - LESLIE FONG and GERALD PEREIRA By 60 employees of Vashi's chain of department stores, closed since Sunday, have lodged claims with the Labour Ministry for salaries owed to them by the company. More are expected to stake similar claims with the Ministry's labour court,259 words
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Article21 1973-10-04 1 KUCHINO. Wed. T»O t«n»g» communist merllUa surrendrrnl to Sarawak* •ecurlty force* yetterday. It «v ducloud here today. ReutCT21 words
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Article81 1973-10-04 1 QUEEN TO VISIT JAPAN IN 1975 LONDON, Wed. Queen Elizabeth and her husband, the Duke of Edinbuith, will pay a state visit to Japan in the spring of 1975, it was announced last night. It will be the first visit by a British monarch to Japan. The announcement was madeReuter - 81 words
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Article46 1973-10-04 1 JAKARTA. Wed. A daughter of the late president Soekarno said today she was suing her ex-husband on s torture charge, alleging :hat he beat her three tunes before they were divorced The daughter. 23-year-old Ranmawatl. said the lawsuit had been submitted to the46 words
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Article41 1973-10-04 1 BANOKOK. Wed. Thai •ecurlty force* on Thailand* border with southern Burma havt been placed on the alert following reporu of a bl« clash between nbel and government Burmese force* inside Burmese territory, a senior police official reported today. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article29 1973-10-04 1 LONDON. Wed.- --Healing engineer Tom Martin. 13 and nine member* of bit family today won a record SM*.iJ2 (BUI million) In In Littlewood* aocccr pooli UPI.UPI - 29 words
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Article175 1973-10-04 1 JUDGE'S WIFE JAILED FOR THEFT LONDON, Wed. The wife of an Egyptian high court judge was sentenced to J all for 30 days today for stealing a baby's suit from a London store. Mrs. Mahassan Mohamed, 47, who was also fined £50 (BS2SO) with £25 (Ssl4O» costs, was released onReuter - 175 words
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63 1973-10-04 1 JAKARTA, Wed.— lndonesian airline companies have been alerted to watch out for a rroop of M Japanese youths linked with the hijacfciiu of several aircraft, a Jakarta airport official said today. The companies had received a list of names of the 14 Japanese from63 words
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Article153 1973-10-04 1 NANCY BYRAMJI - Sydney airport closed NANCY BYRAMJI By J^LL flights from Singapore Airport to Sydney last night were diverted to Melbourne because of a complete closure of Sydney Airport for the first time in 39 years. i This is because of a breakdown In vital communications equipment following a strike by radio153 words
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Article, Illustration51 1973-10-04 1 |N a freak accident, this bus crashed through a fence, ending up in a swimming pool of a tourist hotel in Nairobi. The water in the pool cushioned the bus but four of the 70 passengers died. Several others were injured. L'PI51 words
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Article51 1973-10-04 1 LONDON. Wed.— Bank robbers snatched almost £50.000 (SS2BO.JOO> from a bullion tratft today, then scattered passersby as they drove wildly along tie pavenr.ent In a small van and through a narrow pedestrian underpass. The three-man gang, brandishing pistols, carried out the daring raid outside a North London bank.Reuter - 51 words
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Article70 1973-10-04 1 LOS ANGELES. Wed.— A U8S2.S million (about SI S15 million) damage* suit ni nied In the Federal Court agaliut Prank Sinatra and two of hi* aaoclate* yeaterday by a bualniimn who claimed he tu beaten by them. Prank J. Welnatock aald he iu aoaultedUPI - 70 words
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Article31 1973-10-04 1 HONOKONO Wed US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will visit Chlr.a from Oct M to 29. Radio Peking reported tonight It will be hi* sixth visit —Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article18 1973-10-04 1 VIENNA. Wed. Indian President V V Otrl arrived in Bucharest today for an official «*ll Reuler.Reuter - 18 words
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Article271 1973-10-04 1 Pay in yen Japan told again rpOKYO, Wed. Saudi Arabia has asked Japan to pay for her future oil imports in Japanese yen rather than American dollars, petroleum industry sources d 1 s closed today. The Saudi Arabian request, following a similar one by the Middle East oil country ofUPI - 271 words
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Article38 1973-10-04 1 MANII.A. Wed Bobby Macher will come to the Philippines on Oci 16 on his Qrat trip outside the United Statea since winning the worM chess title from Boris Spasaky In Iceland In July last yaw.38 words
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LATEST
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Article26 1973-10-04 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Nixon said today that it was for Vice-President Spiro Agnew to decide whether he should resign If indicted.— Renter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article42 1973-10-04 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. —The Senate Watergate hearings were interrupted today when an unknown man telephoned the Capitol three times and warned that a bomb had been planted in the Caucus room. No bomb was found and the committee resumed bearings.— L'Pl.42 words
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Article30 1973-10-04 1 INITED NATIONS. Wed.—Secretary-Gene-ral Kurt Waldheim today turned down a request by Austria to assumr responsibility for transient Jews pawing through Austria to Israel. UN. (See Pace 3.)30 words
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Article32 1973-10-04 1 A YOI'NG woman was stabbed In the left hip by a youth who attempted to snatch her handbag In busy Chinatown, Just before midnicht She was sent to Outram Hospital32 words
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Article18 1973-10-04 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. President Nixon announceJ today he would visit Europe "In the next few months." Keutcr.18 words
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Advertisement31 1973-10-04 1 ZtfiWyV SAFEfI The safer hoarding pbee for 1 -i Homes... for I Offices ■■■fc I 8,, t _.,j TEXT OF THE MINISTER'S SPEECH IN. PAGE 12 UNIFLO for top WlhifM 'Of31 words
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Advertisement130 1973-10-04 1 m SI So TEAC put tfwir hearts into making a casMtt* deck that's better than everyone etw's. The result is the super A 450 Its amazingly low 0.07% wow and flutter rating alone will put shame many reetto reel decks telling twice as much. And TEAC has gone as far130 words
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Article110 1973-10-04 2 500 flee from leaking gas OTTAWA, Wed— About 500 people were evacuated from two western Canadian settlements In New Norway. Alberta, last night after poisonous hydrogen sulphide gas began leaking from a ruptured natural gas pipeline. The break occurred yesterday at the sjte of a natural gas well near theReuter - 110 words
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Article35 1973-10-04 2 HONOLULU. Wed. Jamei Planer. M, who nrvived 73 days at aea clinging to an overturned trimaran with fellow American Robert Tlnlncnko. 34. died yesterday In a (.capital from kidney compile* Uoni.35 words
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Article203 1973-10-04 2 SYDNEY, Wed —A petrol bomb exploded at the front door of the Portugese Consul's home and offices In a Sydney suburb today, police said. The Consul Deolando Bncarnacao and his wife were asleep at the time and were not Inlured, police said. The bomb, believedUPI - 203 words
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Article30 1973-10-04 2 BANOKOX. Wed.— Prtme Minuter Thanom Kltukachorn said today Thailand would support any legitimate gorvenmtnt in Cambodia. even one headed by exiled Chief of State Prince Norodom Sihanouk.30 words
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Article137 1973-10-04 2 Heath orders graft probe LONDON, Wed.— Prime MinUter Edward Heath yesterday ordered an Investigation into Britain's tity halls to find oat if there is any corruption there and now to plug any legal loopholes that might encourage It. The move followed the arrest earlier this year of John Poulson, once137 words
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World News
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Article, Illustration684 1973-10-04 2 China hits at 'national egoism' Russia UNITED NATIONS. Wednesday CHINA today attacked the Soviet Union in the U.N. General Assembly as an exponent of "national egoism and great power chauvinism." Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Chlao Kuan Hua, In a policy address to the 135 -nation world body, said: "What theReuter - 684 words
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271 1973-10-04 2 General who surrendered Quang Tri gets 5 years SAiGON, Wednesday nnHE general commanding the South Vietnamese troops who surrendered Quang Tri to the communists was sentenced to five years' hard labour, reduced to the rank of private and discharged, the semi-official Vietnam Press said today. The Vietnam Press said Brig-GenUPI - 271 words
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Article65 1973-10-04 2 DUBROVNIK. Wed— The Soviet Union and Yugoslavia Issued a j oi 1...1 for a wor;d conference of disarmament as Soviet Prime Minister Alexei Kosgin flew home after an eight-day visit The two countries said In a statement that suspension of the race for nuclear and classicalReuter - 65 words
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Article57 1973-10-04 2 CINCINNATI. Wed— Po He* have not to death an elephant that became unmanageable for trainers of the RlniUng Brothers. Barnum and Bailey Circus. Circus officials amid the elephant, Tyler valued at US $30,000 (8M7.M0) had lost his fear of man and became unmanageable Trainers told police they57 words
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Article155 1973-10-04 2 Seato aid still holds: Thanom BANGKOK Wed Member countries of the South-east Asia Treaty Organisation were still able to call for Seato military protection If they faced communist aggression, Thai Prime Minister Thanom Klttlkachom said today. Field Marshal Thanom was speaking at a press conference on decisions taken at aReuter - 155 words
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Article138 1973-10-04 2 MOSCOW. Wed. US Treasury Secretary George Shultx yesterday met Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin amid signs of Kremlin displeasure over the Nixon administration's failure to get its Soviet Trade Bill through Congress. Mr. Shultx, who arrived in Moscow on Sanday, saw Mr. Kosygin after a hurriedly-calledReuter - 138 words
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255 1973-10-04 2 Hijacker foiled by secret Dutch method AMSTERDAM, Wed. A would-be hijacker demanding the resignation of West German Chancellor Willy Brandt ar.d the release of imprisoned West German leftists was overpowered by the crew of a KLM Royal Dutch airliner en a scheduled flight from Dusseldorf to Amsterdam today. The man,Reuter - 255 words
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Article146 1973-10-04 2 Fire guts store: Was it a bomb? LONDON, Wed— Police were today investigating whether an incendiary bomb might have caused a fire which gutted a large store In the eastern England garrison town of Colcbener. Local police said that in view oi the current wave of bombings .n mainland BritainReuter - 146 words
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229 1973-10-04 2 HONGKONG, Wed. Mongolia has delivered a sharp attack on China, claiming that Peking Is whipping up war hysteria to cover its Internal problems. The Utter denunciation of the Chinese leaders, especially Premier Chou- Bn-lal. was an apparent reaction to Mr. Chou's call at theReuter - 229 words
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Article450 1973-10-04 3 SEOUL. Wed. South Korean President Park Chung-Hee today urged North Korea to return to the detente talks with the South and give up their scheme to bring all of Korea under communism. WASHINGTON: The President of the Common Market Commission, Mr. Francois Xavicr Ortoli, completed two days of meetingsAgencies - 450 words
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286 1973-10-04 3 Aussie image of a reliable friend 'lost' A DELAIDE. Wed. A Australia's reputation as a reliable, trustworthy and unobtrusive neighbour In Southeast Asia has been almost totally destroyed, a Liberal Member ot Parliament claimed yesterday. Dr. Jim Forbes was speaking at a Press conference on his return from the CommonwealthReuter - 286 words
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Article64 1973-10-04 3 MEXICO CITY Wed Chinese author Han Suyln U)kl a symposium on birth central that young Chinese were being peiwaded not to consider marriage In the cities before the age of 25 and In the countryside before "This form of population planning Is possibly statistically sDeaklng oneReuter - 64 words
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Article60 1973-10-04 3 LONDON. Wed The number of ships lost through foundering and lire last year was the highest ever recorded, according to the casualty return of Lloyd's Register of Shipping Some 371 ships were lost In 1972. at a total tonnage of 949.336 tons, only just underReuter - 60 words
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Article21 1973-10-04 3 DACCA. Wed —Extensive floods In Rangpur district. northern Bangladesh, have killed It people and devastated a wide area— Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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Article, Illustration518 1973-10-04 3 Austria seeks UN aid over Jews problem GOLDA SHOWS LITTLE INTEREST VIENNA, Wednesday sought today to get the United Nations to take over responsibility for the thousands of Soviet Jewish emigrants who come to Vienna before being airlifted to Israel. Chancellor Bruno Krelsky ordered a broad diplomatic effort to engageReuter - 518 words
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196 1973-10-04 3 The Pill may cause a special type of arthritis KYOTO. Wed. Oral contraceptive pills may cause a special type of arthritis, a Danish doctor reported to an International medical conference today. Dr. Ole Mune, of the Holding General Hospital. Denmark, said eight women out of 277 arthritis sufferers he hadReuter - 196 words
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Article193 1973-10-04 3 LOWEST U.S. AID BILL IN 27 YEARS WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE Senate has passed the smallest foreign aid bill in the 27 years of the U.S. aid programme. The US$l,2lB million (552.800 million i bill. which must still be passed by the House of Representatives, contains a requirement that countries receivingReuter - 193 words
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Article22 1973-10-04 3 HONOKONO. Wed. Salvage operations begin next month to raise th* 83.000 ton Queen Elizabeth, the Marine Department said today— UPl.22 words
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110 1973-10-04 3 REYKJAVIK, Wed. Britain was today withdrawing Its three frigates from the disputed flshlnc waters off Iceland bat the Government here will be keeping an anxious eye on the trawlers they leave behind. A threatened diplomatic rapture between the two countries was averted at the110 words
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Article60 1973-10-04 3 LOS ANOELES. Wed. Philippine Secretary of Tourism Jose Asplras told a press conference that although the number of US tourists was holding steady, for the flrrt time last month Japanese tourists had exceeded Americans. "The Japanese have suddenly found that it IS cheaper to spend a weekendReuter - 60 words
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183 1973-10-04 3 Tanaka to discuss joint oil project with Bonn pONN, Wed.— Japanese D Prime Minister Kakuel Tanaka Is likely to raise the question of Joint exploitation by Japan, We«t Germany and America of Russian oil deposits at Tyumen In Siberia 'in his talks with West German leaders. Mr. Tanaka is dueReuter - 183 words
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158 1973-10-04 3 COLOMBO. Wednesday ABOUT 12,000 undergraduates were sent home yesterday, a fortnight early, from university campuses because authorities cannot find food for them. Education officials said boarder* at schools and colleges were also sent home and time tables were being changed to allow threeReuter - 158 words
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Article69 1973-10-04 3 MOSCOW. Wed. Rimsla today put Into orbit eight earth satellites launched on a single carrier rocket— the Soviet news agency Tass reported. The ntrllltes contain scientific equipment designed (or the continuation of space Teaearch. Radio systems (or the exact measurement o( orbital elements and radio telemetrlc systemsReuter - 69 words
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Article27 1973-10-04 3 BERLIN. Wed. WUII Stoph was elected today by the Fast Oerman Parliament as successor to the Ule Walter Ulbtlcht as titular Chief of SUte. APAP - 27 words
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Advertisement141 1973-10-04 3 Machine Tools k SELECTION FROM OIR STOCK unm mwhk HAMAi 26mm Collet BROBO Circular p^H BROBO Friction MAS 26mm Radial jwn MHU WOMINfi LATHES nova 1/8" x 8 ft Guillotine EMCO Bench NOVA 60 ton x 8 ft. Press Brake MYFORO Bench NOVA 100 ton x Bft Press Brake TOS141 words
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Advertisement688 1973-10-04 3 I aoAq LAST THREE DAYS Bargdins ITALIAN, FRENCH t SWISS BROCADES. Normlly $14.i0 to $55 00 yBBi, NOW $7.10 upwordt SWISS IMBROIDERID SILKS COTTONS Normally $22 50 to $48 50 a yard. NOW $10.00 upward!. THOUSANDS HAVE BOUGHT AT REDUCED PRICES Why not you? MODERN SILK STORE 34. HIGH STREET,688 words
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Advertisement120 1973-10-04 4 MAS Golden Service extends toTaipei today. Departing Kuala Lumpur 9.30a.m, p «^»m^^_^^^m|^m_m. Now you can fly the Golden Way L* to Taipei. C^n lkU^B n an atmosphere of luxurious comfort, Pampered by the warmth J^ J and spontaneous friendship of ■j^^^Hfc* *\jr^^SS Malaysian hospitality. N i^,R^4Jj?iS#jf Call your travel agent120 words
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286 1973-10-04 5 Another outbreak of sore eyes in S'pore AN outbreak of sore eyes (conjunctivitis) has again hit Singapore, the Health Ministry re ported yesterday. An official statement said that attendance for treatment for sore eyes at government out patient dispensaries had been on the increase lately. The Infecting agent was still286 words
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Article60 1973-10-04 5 MOHAMED Nor bin Ahmad, 19, yesterday pleaded guilty, to breakIng Into the house of Mrs. Celine R. Sandosham In Jalan Kunylt at about 4 a.m. on Sept. 30 to steal two watches, a $40 gold chain and $36. A progress and reformative training centre report was called60 words
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Article38 1973-10-04 5 TAN Ban I jk. 29. was (Intd $1,000 yesterday for trying to embrace a IS-year-old schoolgirl He admitted using criminal lorce to outrage her modesty In Balestler Road on Tuesday by grabbing her from behind38 words
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Article491 1973-10-04 5 P.M. RAMAN - P. M. RAMAN By ASEAN trade liberalisation programme will start with the study of free movement of food products among member nations. This was decided at the close of the twoday meeting of the Asean permanent committee on commerce and industry here yesterday.491 words
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84 1973-10-04 5 TH lEV 8 entered an unlocked wooden hut in Benot Road. Juronr. on Tuesday nitht and escaped with an assortment of wrldii i equipment worth $9.5«0. The theft was discovered by Mr. Foofc Chee Konc, 26, a foreman of Wong Sent lluat Construction,84 words
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Article110 1973-10-04 5 rVETECTIVE Loh Tal Chuan, 38, yesterday lost his appeal in the High Court in a 52.200 bribery case In which he was convicted in May with businessman. Lee Ah Kirn, 49. Chief Justice Mr. Wee Chong Jin upheld the lower court's sentence of 18 months jail on110 words
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Article, Illustration184 1973-10-04 5 By BAILYNE SUNG DrSflTr. Uvinc IB a glamour world after winning the Mis* International title Miss Solvleg Larsen of Australia Is still very much down-to-earth. Bight At the start of an Interview yesterday, the It year old bea a t y184 words
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Article36 1973-10-04 5 VIOILAMTE Corp* member T.n Joo Kin. 11. m fined f ISO yesterday lot being (brent from training at Thomson Secondary School and Bouna Vista Camp from July 10 to Sept. XI. He pleaded guilty.36 words
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135 1973-10-04 5 Prince Philip due tomorrow for overnight stay PRINCE Philip is sche- duled to fly In tomorrow for an overnight »tay en route to New Zealand. He will arrive in the afternoon in an aircraft of the Queen's Flight and will be met at the airport by a Minister and senior135 words
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Article58 1973-10-04 5 MADAM Cuek Mln» ;»kr,g. 91. has refjottw. to pultce that a mot>rcyc:« uwtched hei handbai: containing WOO and two Id.-. city card* and iped off tc'-ard Oemen<eau Avenue on Tuesday nigh.. Madam Quek. a Uacner w».s walklru; with her huiband aleni Cuppage Hoad, off Orchtrc Road,58 words
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Miscellaneous210 1973-10-04 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS tor the opportunist (T). 1 Olve account of manger T °»^J\ with ~d «»tter«l .bout >»* J4. 5 BJ.PPU- »or-, to, port. gSSSTIppUL^ not a«r turning coy on ln»»- "commended for «llmtmuan (Si mers <o. S). 10 in^Tpomi .ppear. com- *> DOHd of Una if) me*.210 words
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Article357 1973-10-04 6 Price control for rice warning KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE price of rice may come under government control if the situation gets out of hand. National Padi and Rice Authority chairman Tan Sri Syed Nasir Ismail said today. "We will not hesitate to slap price control on rice, if necessary," he357 words
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Article91 1973-10-04 6 SALESMEN LOSE $2,400 TO ROBBERS BATU PAHAT, Wed Two cigarette salesmen were robbed of $2,400 by four armed men at Parit Jora yesterday. Mr Tan Kok Kay and Mr. Chua Ah Sey were on their way to office in a van when they were stopped and held up by four91 words
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135 1973-10-04 6 Guerilla unit loses leader and 38 men KIXHING, Wed. Government troop* In Sarawak have killed 39 members of a unit of the outlawed North Kalimantan Guerilla Force (Paraku) this year, it was announced The Chief Minister, Datuk Hajl Abdul Rahman Yakub. said yesterday Paraku's Combat Unit J3O was completely putReuter - 135 words
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91 1973-10-04 6 It costs more to greet your friends... KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. It is going to cost the public more to greet their friends during the coming festive seasons of Harl Raya Puasa and Deepavali this year. O reeling cards are costing as much as 20 per cent more than It did91 words
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Article56 1973-10-04 6 MALACCA. Wed.— Smoking will be banned In all cinemas within the municipal ana from Nov. 1. The ban also affects school halls and other auditoriums used for staging plays and musical shows or any sport competition, exhibition or other entertainment to which the public are admitted56 words
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Article29 1973-10-04 6 TAIPINO. Wed. The Sultan of Perak's consort. Puan Sharlfah Salmah. who lives here, has reported to the police that a diamondstudded platinum ring, costIng $3,400 is missing29 words
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Article29 1973-10-04 6 SERKMBAN. Wed. Madam R. Letchumy. 24. a mother of three, was killed when the was knocked down by a lorry at the 13th mile Jaton Nlial yetttrday.29 words
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Article60 1973-10-04 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Cuepi.cs president Mr. T. Narendran and deputy president Enclk Tanaya bin Mohamet All will leive for New York tomorrow to attend the Conference ol Public Seivlces International Organisation The four-day conference will, among other thing*. feature Ufa by Dr Rudolf Meldner. guest60 words
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Article62 1973-10-04 6 Licences— at 1 a minute KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A minute that U all the time you need to wait when reneving your driving licences, when the new 23 IBM machines bought by the Road Transport Department at a cost of 5500.000. are put Into cperatlun In January next year. The62 words
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170 1973-10-04 6 Plan for tighter discipline in the civil service KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday piVIL servants may be subjected to tighter discipline under the revised General Orders. It Is understood that the Government had completed work on the revision of the General Orders about a month ago. and a copy had been sent170 words
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Article62 1973-10-04 6 MANILA. Wed Trtdt between the Philippine* and Malaysia for the tint ilx month! uf this year showed a balance to favour of the Philippines for the first time In five years, the Department of Trade said today The Philippines told UStT97.«U (8418 million) worth of goods to62 words
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Article46 1973-10-04 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Asian regional branch at the International Federation of Free Teachers Union iIFFTUi will hold a fourday seminar on "Social education In Khools In Asia" here beginning on Dec 20. The Asian regional branch repitsents about two million teachers.46 words
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Article, Illustration356 1973-10-04 7 SOH TIANG KENG - SOH TIANG KENG 'MORE TRADE, FASTER GROWTH RATE* FORECAST By TOP Japanese economist, Mr. Snburo Okita, yeste i day predicted that the "economic (1 vna in i sin" of Japan would gradually be transmitted to nations in South-east Asia. This would lead to a356 words
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467 1973-10-04 7 When multinationals are made scapegoats. riOODYEAR Inter\Jt national Corporation yesterday hit out against the practice of using multinational corporations as the scapegoat for all Ills. Regional director J.E. Purcell Indicated at the business conference that all multinationals should not be tarred with the same brush. He said: "Ooodyear's worldwide activities467 words
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Article, Illustration223 1973-10-04 7 'Now We're all the more aware' rE senior vice-pre-sident of the Fint National City Bank. New York, Mr. Raymund A. Kathr. told the conference that criticism of world corporations In Asia had Ird their managers to become more acutely aware of the need to adjust and adapt to the changing223 words
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Article, Illustration421 1973-10-04 7 UNEMPLOYMENT In U Malaysia at the end of the Second Malaysia Plan In 1975. even If the Plan's ambitious targets were met. would still remain at 7.8 per cent exactly the same figure as at the beginning. This was stated by Malaysian Deputy Minister of421 words
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Article292 1973-10-04 7 ROLLEI Singapore has managed to reach break-even point In its second year of operations, and by 1974 "we shall be able to secure good profits." Furthermore, a turnover of $10 million in the first year will be translated Into sales of $140 million by next year.292 words
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514 1973-10-04 7 TH E international trading company of Jardlne, Matheson and Co. Ltd., Hongkong, which has Interests In Singapore, Malaysia and other parts of the world, will increasingly turn over ownership of its units to the people In whose country they operate.514 words
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321 1973-10-04 7 THE Indonesian Government is pushing ahead with plans to develop capital and money markets, including the establishment of a stock exchange. Meanwhile, eight mer chant banks have been granted operating licences to do business In Indonesia. The Oovernment also Intends to invite 31321 words
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262 1973-10-04 7 Welcome lack of sloth in S'pore says banker A HONGKONG banker told the conference that Singapore's progress as a financial centre seemed well defined 'with the Government at hand to prod It along If there are signs of faltering." "They have also shown themselves willing to Intervene if they think262 words
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Advertisement7 1973-10-04 7 i Discover hospitality at Apollo Hotel 0:57 words
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Advertisement148 1973-10-04 7 awi^^^X jf*. IIC Will rRJ!. SILVER MODEL RT 30-E 1 1 Built Sll.VERf^few_ H« More .dSm^L Than Good p^^^^^ vi IWiiimlKv W^rV V Modal RT 30-E >y^ >^\ I Thu modal offarj you a umqu« feiture s >- I allowing you to throw in your own voice or I background148 words
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Article, Illustration418 1973-10-04 8 AN OLD FRIEND WITH NEW IDEAS MESSAGE FROM SIR JAMES FORREST CHAIRMAN, AUSTRALIAN CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIES LIMITED Australian Consolidated Industries Limited is pleased to have been associated with Singapore Glass Manufacturers Pte. Limited since the commencement of operations of Singapore Glass in 1948. Initially, Singapore Glass was established418 words
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Article, Illustration938 1973-10-04 8 HISTORY AND PROGRESS Singapore Glass Manufacturers Pte. Limited was established in 1948 as an offshoot of Australian Consolidated Industries Limited at the time when Singapore was emerging from the effects of the Second World War Trading conditions were improving and economically938 words
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Advertisement289 1973-10-04 8 from: m-.T-.~«~ui 'Z!ZZST^ m umeasaaaear E.C. De Witt Co. Ltd. Un(on LW Haj| o hman Ebrahim Sudan a Son Cold Storage (M) Sdn. Bhd. (Magnolia Dairies) Hodeidah, Yemen "co map song Ltd. Chop Eng Alk Seychelles Breweries Ltd., Seychelles Drug Housm of Australia Aala) Pt*. Ltd. Overseas Cam corporation, Kabul,289 words
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Advertisement5 1973-10-04 8 Singapore Glass Manufacturers Private Limited5 words
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78 1973-10-04 9 Fined $600 for three road offences SALESMAN Urn Kirn Chal SI. (X Malaysia, wu fined a 1.-.lal of $600 yesterday for thrte traffic offences He was fined »300 for driving a van without car* and attention and colliding into a acoo er at Owen Road at about 12.30 pm on78 words
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Article39 1973-10-04 9 OEOROE Chew Chye Peng. 20. a hangar helper, wmt Jailed for a year yesterday for having 11 roll* of cannubl.s weighing 13 grummet In Changl Village civilian quarters on the night of Sept. 23 He pleaded (rjllty39 words
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Article, Illustration236 1973-10-04 9 Danger of dubbing pupils 'failures' 'IT MAY LEAD THEM TO VIOLENCE' A LEADING Singapore educationist, Mr. Francis Thomas, warned yesterday that dubbing thousands of young citizens "failures" for their poor school performance would build up raw material for violent revolution. Mr. Thomas called for a less negative attitude towards such236 words
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Article60 1973-10-04 9 MOTORCYCLIST Teo Lak Kwang. 19. was fined Sl«0 yesterday for falling to display "L" plates on his machine while holding a provisional licence at the Junction of Kallang Bahru and Boon Keng Roads on May 30 He was fined another 1140 for not being covered60 words
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154 1973-10-04 9 Singapore and W. Germany sign investment pact 11TE8T Germany and TV Singapore yesterday signed a treaty to reciprocally protect their nationals' investments In the two countries. The scheme provides for 15 years protection to investments of nationals In each other's territory against non-com-mercial risks of expropriation without prompt and adequate154 words
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Article56 1973-10-04 9 Gilmore for pullout CANBERRA. Wed. The Defence Department today announced the appointment of Brigadier lan CHlmore to ovi'!« the withdrawal of Australia's Ansuk contingent In Blngapore. The department aald Brig. Ollmore. 48. was expected v> take up his new duties v Chief of Staff on the heaJauarters of the AnxukReuter - 56 words
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Article27 1973-10-04 9 fined $10 yesterday for being found drunk and Incapable In front of the National Theatre In River Valley Road on Tuesday evening. He pleaded guilty.27 words
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281 1973-10-04 9 $271 million frozen to counter excessive liquidity THE Monetary Authority of Singapore froze $271 million of liquid assets from the banking system In March lo counter excessive rate of monetary expansion, MAS disclosed yesterday. A statement reviewing the authority's annual report for the year end ing March 19.3. which will281 words
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159 1973-10-04 9 ANANYANG University graduate waa Jailed for six months yesterday for housebreaklng and theft. E. Tho, 27, a graduate in Chinese language and literature, pleaded guilty to breaking into the students hostel of the university in Upper Jurong Road on June 17 and stealing a159 words
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Advertisement278 1973-10-04 9 Newsweek OCT. 8 ISSUE REPUBLIC OF CHINA I TOOAY AND TOMORROW TO RUSSIA WITH BUSINESS FROM OUTBACK TO OPCRA MOUSE DJMyfr Sr 1 \lk Aa. fl k^^^l BJr» M 9 asxaß Ms! •SaA^sßl W *ft*' afc Ja^k^a^Bißt aB/ Bft ißWC*^*^*^*Bal*sM j MAIL YOUR COUPON TO I I Newsweek international i278 words
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Advertisement283 1973-10-04 9 OA9 k LBc% *afeMej^l LUaBT-jlv .^B M& ag^asli am vK^amv '^^B V^aml ameSL^BH B^arnT Tim Wheatley. rally driver, chose his watch as carefully as le chose his lights. Tim's choice was a Tudor— a Chronograph Oysterdate built with the toughness and dependability sportsmen look for. Make a Tudor your choice283 words
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Miscellaneous171 1973-10-04 9 Brin.l.. Up r.U..r SIM K.v.n..b H.I to-p |/Cl^N('«SUr') 111 /S^Sl-T 1 pSS&aJKfSJS^^WWrPIfo Blo»d»« ay CM« I .uIT JULJUS HAS Tlli I IfOHYtARS «-H USeOTOKISS 1 I DOeSNT HST KISS ■*OU I TM LUCKY* MS SHAKES UAnOS '\MCOM9O< _-\^M« MI4WTAMO J -A IiMVMO«« fy—^ -ST W.TWMEONOUB AMMIVCRSARY^ LTI Abntf By Al171 words
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Advertisement1136 1973-10-04 10 ME I RD HOLDINGS LIMITED Incorporated in Singapore under the Companies Act (Cap 185) (hereinafter referred to as "the Company") This Prospectus is dated September 28, 1973. A copy of this Prospectus has been lodged with and registered by the Registrar of Companiss in Singapore who takes no responsibility for1,136 words
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Advertisement603 1973-10-04 10 UNDERWRITING COMMISSION Pursuant to the Underwriting Agreement referred to in paragraph 16 under the heading "OTHER STATUTORY AND GENERAL INFORMATION the whole issue of shares will be underwritten by Singapore International Merchant Bankers Limited at the rate of 1% on the price of the shares to be issued. BROKERAGE Brokerage603 words
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Advertisement732 1973-10-04 10 Details of increases in the issued capital of MOPL from the date of incorporation to the date of this Prospectus are as follows: No. of Shares Date of Issue of S$ 1 .000 each Consideration September 20, 1965 200 Cash November 11, 1969 500 Cash August 1,1970 500 Cash 1,200732 words
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Advertisement1325 1973-10-04 11 VALUERS' REPORT (Prepared for incorporation in this Prospectus) The Directors September 24, 1973 Metro Holdings Limited Singapore Gentlemen, i) 72 &74 High Street ii) 200 Clemenceau Avenue iii) 8M Napier Road In accordance with your instructions, we have inspected the above properties (more clearly described in the section entitled "PROPERTIES")1,325 words
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Advertisement837 1973-10-04 11 DIRECTORS' REPORT (Prepared for incorporation in this Prospectus) September 27, 1973 The Shareholders Metro Holdings Limited Singapore On behalf of the Directors of the Company, I report after due inquiry in relation to the period between the date to which last accounts have been made up and September 27, 1973837 words
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Advertisement1225 1973-10-04 11 OTHER STATUTORY AND GENERAL INFORMATION 1 There are no founders or management or deferred shares. 2 No application will be accepted on the basis of this Prospectus later than six months after the date of issue of this Prospectus. 3 There is no shareholding qualification for Directors. 4 The provisions1,225 words
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Article390 1973-10-04 12 PRUDENCE Is reflected In Mr. Hon Sul Sen's "cautious optimism" about Singapore's prospects of achieving Its targeted annual growth rate of 15 per cent. The quality of our manpower, inflation, and turbulence In the world monetary system are factors which could upset our calculations. But, as Mr. Hon390 words
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Article165 1973-10-04 12 »the St. Andrew's School principal ob- Jects to the label "failures" for those who might be described as premature school-leavers. But a change of name will not Improve the self-image or lot of these youngsters. Call them by any other term, they will remain poignantly conscious that165 words
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467 1973-10-04 12 Reptile squad— what a pull it can be at zoo rE constructive responses of the acting Commissioner for Parks and Recreation (8.T., Sept. 21 and 25) and of the editors (ST.. Sept. 22 and Sun. T Sept. 30) to my letter, "How Singapore can become a more beautiful garden city"467 words
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Letter104 1973-10-04 12 rpHE pasar malam site 1 at Tanglln Halt Road should be restricted to one side of the road. Fed-up Is thanked for his letter (ST.. Sept. 23) and checks will be made to ensure that pasar malam hawkers do not obstruct traffic. H. BRI'YNS <Mls»), Public Relations Officer.104 words
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Article, Illustration1982 1973-10-04 12 Of trade limitations, manpower needs, inflation and the world monetary uncertainties FULL text of the speech by Mr. Hon Sui Sen, Minister for Finance, at the Financial Times (London) Conference on Busmen Opportunities in the Pacific latin held at 'he Shangri-La Hotel yesterday.1,982 words
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1794 1973-10-04 12 labour and as the antllnflationary measures mounted by governments take effect Whether the rate of inflation would also slow down in 1974 however. Is more problematic but as a whole, it is expected that there would be an improvement In 1974, as1,794 words
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Advertisement30 1973-10-04 12 man tinea 1934. MM complataly hand tallorad A ttitchad M na»a tha MM 4 oidatt nmm of malarial! for talaction. 21. Chulla St.. Singapora. 1. IK ***** Hong Kong (Branch)30 words
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Advertisement104 1973-10-04 12 W^^^^ LOW COST. HIGH SPEED Hj DUPLICATING... I*^9 J^Sh filHl^ i 1.10 i^hih i w HH Jn L. a f 9 HH TABLE TOP DUPLICATORS 212 220 j^HT^H AM presents two new table top Duplicators, the 212 and 220 which have been exclusively designed to incorporate many features usually found104 words
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Article, Illustration215 1973-10-04 13 Ailing grandma asks daughter to return AN ailing 62-year-old woman, Kob Swee Kee, yesterday appealed to her eldest daughter, Mrs. Ler Ah Cbik alias Line Ling (above), 29, who has been miasing for the past year, to return home. Ah Chlk's younger sister, housewife Mn. Lee Cheng Huat, 26, who215 words
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Article27 1973-10-04 13 TANO Boon Seng. M ni lined M.OOO yesterday for assisting In carrying on an Illegal chap-JI-kee In Havelock Road on Sept 25 He pleaded guilty.27 words
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199 1973-10-04 13 DOLICE have warned -1 residents of Toa Payoh against two young men who specia Use In robbing women In HDB lifts. Police spokesman Asst. Supt. Ng Woon Poh described the two men as "medium built and In their 205."199 words
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Article16 1973-10-04 13 THERE were 120 road accident. IS of them aertout and one fatal, on Wednesday16 words
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Article55 1973-10-04 13 A MAN with 22 previous conviction* In Singapore and Malaysia, was jailed for two years yesterday for theft. 8 Nathnua bin Sheik. 45. pleaded guilty to stealing a bag containing »38« and valuables, and some personal documents belonging to Ra;oo Periathjunby In a loosing hou?e In East55 words
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275 1973-10-04 13 Employing illegal immigrant: $400 fine is doubled pHIEF Justice Mr. Wee Chong Jin yesterday doubled the $400 fine Imposed by a lower court on an employer, Chen Han Meng, In July. Chen, 30, had pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court to employing an illegal immigrant, A. Azaharl, as a daily-rated275 words
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Article23 1973-10-04 13 WATER consumption on Tuesday was 1167 million gallons (S3l.M* cubic metres), 6.3 million gallons (29,»0C cable metres) kas than on Monday.23 words
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Article68 1973-10-04 13 THE UP for Ulu Pandan. Dr. Chiang Hal Ding, will officiate at the balloting ceremony for the sale of 1.034 units of three-room (Improved) and 572 unlU of four-room data at Buona Vista Bslate at 230 p.m. today. The ceremony will be held at the car68 words
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Advertisement216 1973-10-04 13 Baygon bait is sweet. That's why flies, cockroaches and insects can't resist it. Then it kills them. Pow! Instantly! But if you're an insect, it's a sweet way to go. Kills flies and crockroajhes instantly. /T\ BAYER (S) PTE. LTD.,TEL: *****2 HH SKINNY PEOPLE gar* 9 P*aa\ A All-in-one concentrated216 words
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Advertisement231 1973-10-04 13 oaaaaaal t> MaaaW ,*afl mmW CHILDREN^ COUGHS.. GIVE IMMEDIATELY NYAL baby cough syrup FL "^^MJli Pleasant tasting Nyal Baby m, jMfM I I Cough Syrup is specially K atA£2Ladg^g^Mk f° rmul ed to g' ve j g^gm i mr nediate relief of coughs jj--i^aaaaaaßMaßß colds to children, safely I imSimtm231 words
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Miscellaneous539 1973-10-04 13 TV SINGAPORE (5) Iftft W Openinf and House- 7 m News (Malay) 7.41 O.UV wives' Matmee-tife ol /.JU Opera H.M.S. Pinam &s Fi \,y *>* w« Chinese Paper Cutting (Chinese- Scotland Yard Nothmi to Repeat) 4.11 General Hospital 4.55 Live For I M News and NewsIntermission I.M Opening an] Looney539 words
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Miscellaneous333 1973-10-04 13 THE TIDES THAT.- ttapgwt 3.36 a.m. (2m). 2.43 p.m. Q.4m). Stdli Kackil 3.11 a.m. (2 lm), 111 p.m. M 8m) Part HcksM 10.28 a.m. (2m). 10.36 p.m. (2m). TIMMHMW: t«|aurt 4.49 a.m. 1 18 m). 339 p.m. (2.2 m). SMI McM) 4.13 a.m. (2.1 m), 207 p.m. (1.7 m). Part333 words
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Article, Illustration318 1973-10-04 14 Top models and a sparkling show from Tokyo SrARKLt Tokyo, a fashion show in aid of the Bed Cross Society this weekend, promise* something more than the dress parades we usually see In Singapore. Three top Japanese mannequins, a stage producer and co-ordinator are here preparing for the show, which318 words
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Article553 1973-10-04 14 IN A medical laboratory In Hamburg the other day, I cautiously sampled the contents of a tall glass of fluid which looked like co:d thick tea and tasted if that's the right word like a cross between weak porridge and watered down vegetable soup. Hardly.553 words
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Article68 1973-10-04 14 HATS to bring your husband along when shopping? One way out of this problem Is to tag on as a supplementary member If your husband has an American Express account card. Wives of card holders will be Issued with supplementary cards for an annual subscription of68 words
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257 1973-10-04 14 time and you're pretty well finished with eating for the rest of the day, apart for a small intake of basic bulk foods. At least, that's the theory and. n:.» surprisingly, it will be a few years yet before such a product257 words
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Article222 1973-10-04 14 ALL foods need some protection in the refrtgerator-freeier. One rule is. -if it doesn't already have a wrap, wrap it." Cover food tightly with something moisture and vapor proof. Use something clingy and disposable, or a rigid container reusable and washable. If It Is already wrapped, leave It.222 words
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Article59 1973-10-04 14 DONT reach into a cage while visiting the zoo. Don't let a child do that either Where feeding of animals is okayed, only dole out victuals permitted for that animal. Following the rules keeps you and children from being harmed. Abiding by the feeding suggestions for59 words
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Advertisement501 1973-10-04 14 Be a believer... in reducing the risk of heart attacks. m^ ft VsaVHksß ~~^£f [DONT UVfcT m# p^aifjasaM fW«sia*i ag*«~< Tn '11 lt-i VI tp ia-a-Hfatiaw wmiiti THI to uuiuvaie v*. yMt w^ 4 tm^ Wrinkles. tm^^m—*. b^*»«. -jk|-aj Hon in f set filltfft 1 A parched dry akin ia501 words
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Advertisement87 1973-10-04 14 Ej BULCUR^T IJSCtBwSV^LIIBSSSsHi A/ fl ft* 'S I aw fj^i 1 ■5^ HIIM Hss« W y x V > liW^ •>FOtyurfeArtJHAm> V I I I Ol^ I SOFT pRGARINE f A Bk J W^k J*^ UsssssV^^^rlrß^A^Bi Kss^^ HiV^^lsssssT^ I tsssssssissSn J > r 1 UssY >1 W I J jfllssssssss!87 words
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Advertisement1323 1973-10-04 15 cwiTiHm-i:p sttntE ti m/cmtineni l IVERPOOL BAY <>->" an™' i»n LiicitruuL ito a m aMt ato ato ■r.r:.r |g EE |t IE :;r.rY. v,..5.u .5. jje _k ,jk ,jk 3E -sc CONTIINEISNIPSEJYICE iTMI M/CIHTIItENI: I'tni S'F— apton P. Kaliaf S po'e I0«l0ta UT I 5a.1.1 SI.M Sa.Mf Sa.kl I kl1,323 words
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Advertisement1082 1973-10-04 15 V MMM I Mt/Ptjl a Tut PtMtf P. Ht— tj S'nn lartl I ntn a mici —Mil J PMtmuas sn ii Sa* it w n ki atoii to a P i II mih. sn ismiiin ii an iktnm a to a I 1 imu SMasnasna anitaniianil II MiMaia sii it1,082 words
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Advertisement978 1973-10-04 15 LmmmmmmmmM BTat f i HW| mat. I'M. Inn f naitat Scm iattm Fraatt u« I UTJUM MT 11 Ml 11 Mt IMI II MI 11 Ml IMI MINE MIIU aMt 11 an II an IS an II an OSMa MT ato nto ii an ii an aan ii an IKMEN978 words
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Advertisement1003 1973-10-04 15 FULLY CONTAINERIZED SERVICE TO EUKOft -Jt-IIM., FM: ™J**[Jjsf_ to ottlf •<■»'•'*■. OatMrp, li Hjvn uSmT? Mm Z 1 ai»i« an AMtaa. Cmiilihii. ClltMawt kUtan. ...1u,,. m. 1, MMUajta. FULLY CONTAINERIZED SERVICE FKOM EUROPE •M PO-I FMH: "Su, 1 k', fcustirfcai. AntMrp, ll Hnn aiiiiori iiif, Sl**- •i»» z, i;»-m*s. c«pei-inp..1,003 words
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Advertisement725 1973-10-04 15 S.n 9 «P<>'< ******; P. X.1.., (Ml, Xl *****; P.n.r, J5301 THE BANK LINE LTD. LtUS FM E. I I IFIICI tTIHIUM |HM aiMiM. Mtiaaii. a. I Martini I S Alr.ca) F »i>| tl/ll to Spot H/M M PiTMaaimM. I. aantn. Oar Mata t Canloim) P HllMf n/a to IWinkl/IM725 words
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Article139 1973-10-04 16 T"| T 1>I»DI>INTI PS* OCT 4. OUT: Qua i>a II BM. Nam Pala Kaimaaiaina Saauafta »'M. CknaM Ckau 25 X Lot DM M aad UnraW Bar IS IN t'tiKM Evwrßr««a I I. Strmal Luanda, ft, MouAt £a« S, Marvl Mam 7' a. Oiaac Ami 21 But. HMnrfTMHI139 words
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Advertisement953 1973-10-04 16 Iyl KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD UVUUI IHHUI UStH UISU in. MPU, lON, STUITS SIKL Mass Hea|Ua| Im F. biaaaj wiuun his* in- i sm unais im in IM MM UIMM MaM H II act Japan Arabian Cull IsrvUs twin pss, SStnu SaVSS MM Cilia/ltalcat/Oala./ II i an -Oaaa/ nMIPMSMMf Ih953 words
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Advertisement853 1973-10-04 16 no Mi KMTf VIM* hhrt f M Sup*. LC.T Kiirt UK S lit I tct TiKtors (or Itvjssois. MMTT HIT I kt i M Hwla KUTY 9KIII I kt I M MmU. WtIIIII MM II M Matt. UM MM 17 M liajrti. mi a lit lin laws. MU MM 2ln853 words
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Advertisement776 1973-10-04 16 U.k. iurom swvici LOADING FOR LONDON. HAVRI, ROAM. H'RURO. MfVIN mrvmm mt.»TTi n/FIA mn TS a/a' fci ::/ii mm nm •trnmimmt wa m i.hn Kj£i MrnVSTw/ii «n«a wumumi MM Slit %i Imm 'W'w iiii ARRIVALS FROM NORTH-WOT lUROMAN PORtT ANo'IONOON norm imrnn £73 I"** 1 £TC mrvm Huaiiin uu an776 words
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Advertisement688 1973-10-04 16 urns tame it vmm, inamutmrnmn mn fc SMfkjtrt f. MMf PMtaf natal Mn ■"••■aWI VII Ml TV* Ml H/tl Ml tilion 1) 11 i'imi II I IS 11 H tori .1 II Mnirat* 3 U H/ll M H/11 M I'tM lUU anti v v "■tor| 17 I? IW 10 U688 words
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Advertisement845 1973-10-04 16 PI BLIC ITIUTIES NOTICE TO BOARD CONSIGNEES TENDERS M NepUne Sssliln'l ELECTRICITY DEPART- CASUAITT MENT: (2nd Floor. City Consignees are hereby Hall i notified to effect Imnedlate 1 Bupply and deUvery of cls»ranc« of their ca-»o o Bltumen-B»se Filling Com- N«Ptune Sapphlrr dUpound during the year j charted by m.v845 words
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Article88 1973-10-04 17 •rdine v Pen. italex ■K.I ientlng >. Milk P. Chem teo H. 8. mperlai r. Dev. 11. Ind. if. Flour kcma lobinson ;CM E See :ac <BT 'Irita ilm him A. Tile $18.50 +2.00 3.50 .40 $2.72 .20 5 30 M 7^0 .20 t 148 .18 f 3.18 .1888 words
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Article19 1973-10-04 17 Ha' mperlal laUjan Credit in Yan Seng 'otal Turnover 'otal Value 285.1 318.1 152.1 29 J9.719 words
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Article38 1973-10-04 17 IndutrUla J10.il IM.11 1 Holrto Mill M».!» Properlirt 10J.59 IM.U t Tim 118t» HIM t 8 rnbbrn Ml. 74 1*4.00 t O.C.B.C. Kl.O 1I4.M Dk 1H4-1H 1 Dm. SI. 1M*=1M t Da. 1MZ 1M Jan. 1. 1K*=1M38 words
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Article1594 1973-10-04 17 THE last transacted sale at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with previous day's price together with 1973 high and ■low. Adjusted for all new Issues). CLOSING TONE: Except for finances which cloaed easy, the rest were steady while commodities remained neglected. TURNOVER: Official total turnover on1,594 words
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Article338 1973-10-04 17 LOWER priced stocks were taken to higher ground in generally erratic trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Most heavywe.ght stocks tended to ease towards the close when support was lightest. Many In market circles believed that syndicates are back In the market of late338 words
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Article1548 1973-10-04 17 DID and offer pilcas of flclally listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the numoer of •hare* traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 unit* unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acau (3.368) (3) 3.M. A. Tape (1.778 1.828) (1) up,1,548 words
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Article1444 1973-10-04 17 I>IU and offer prices offl- clally luted and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS A. Tape (1.718 1.608) (1) 1.81. (3) I.M. (1) 164. (8)1,444 words
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Article290 1973-10-04 17 Index is up a fraction in KL DESPITE an easier afternoon In the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday share values closed higher In fairly heavy trading. Lower -priced stocks saw better action over a wider front and It was In this class that moat of the significant gains were made.290 words
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Article28 1973-10-04 17 CLOSING PRICES Rubber: Oct. 3. Singapore 163.75 cts. (up 1.75 cts.) Malaysia 159.M cts. (up I.M cent). Tin: $493 (up $4). Official offering 212 tons (down Si tons).28 words
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Article76 1973-10-04 17 rr. Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the period from Oct. 4 to II: Rubber 751 cts a |b Copra $?M.M a ton Palm Oil $659 M a ton P. Kernel $235.25 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber76 words
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Article111 1973-10-04 17 CHixtn raoouci CMAMCI. SIHOAPORI MOON closing rmen Ma ricuL VISTMOAV. CiumK Oil: bulk Ml aallara. dram fin Mints. Caora: aflmad (Ioom) VKJ Coat (471 B. Pavaxr: Munlok AST A whit» f o.b 100« NLW I 217» Mlltra Sarawak whit, fob NL.W ***** Milan. Barawak ar*ela> black lob M-, KL.W111 words
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Article49 1973-10-04 17 TuMdar MMdar U»* UM Melbourne II) 65 10 ST It London tT 75 73 Btlrut 94 00 ST.SO Haaakaai 100 7J ioj 2» Zurich »T 008 IT 008 M.OOB 308 Pans ***** saar Bapon prioM la aon-ittrllng snaa In U.S. omian ptr man (I) Auatrsllaa aollan p«r49 words
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Article29 1973-10-04 17 THE Malaysian Palm Oil Producers Association yesterday announced the following UK/CIF prices for Malaysian Palm Oil: Feb. £181. Mar. £173. Apr/ June £171. and Jul Dec. £169.29 words
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Article267 1973-10-04 17 Another gain in Straits tin rpHE Straits tin price In 1 Penang yesterday gained further ground by another $4 to $693 per plcul on an official offering down 36 tons to 212 tons. The overnight London metal price was steady but quiet although the quotation for forward buyers at £2,122267 words
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Article35 1973-10-04 17 Wlr»bar Spot buyvra ITTB 00 .CH/3 001 aallar 1790 00 IItMOUI. Tkroa monlha buy* 17(7 00 ***** 3O) Miter f 7S* 00 imiW Ma-utt am: st«aar at ta* town 1.v.1. talaa 7.973 Was35 words
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Article163 1973-10-04 17 ASIAN currency deposit rates as at close on Wednesday. Oct. 1: is Dalian Offer Bid 7 days 9-7/1 9-3,4 1 mth 10-1/6 16 2 mtt.s 10-5 16 10-3 16 3 tmhs 10-7 16 10-5 16 6 mths 10-5 16 10-3 18 9 mths 9-13 16 9-11 16163 words
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Article501 1973-10-04 17 TUESDAY'S ste a d ler trend continued In the Singapore rubber market yesterday lullowlng Improved London advices and fresh shortcovering Impetus However, trading was slow and turnover was light. There was some coverIng activity In the October position In the afternoon, otherwise the market was barely disturbed from501 words
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Article76 1973-10-04 17 LV SMR price* luuad at noon jttttr Od. ICmat MUi) IB Baratm Seller. (>«■ per l» SCV (1-ton pallet) ***** 159 00N 5L (1-ton pallet) 15*00 159 OON t < 1-ton pallet) 151.50 143 SON 10 d-ton pallet i 145 50 IMSON 10 (1-ton pallet) 144.50 145 SON76 words
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Article66 1973-10-04 17 rvBSPITB tight conditions In the Singapore montr market yesterday the U 8 lollar held very steady at marginally lower 1 ere Is against the previous close. Opening hesllai :ly at 63 3406 $3 3420 It met with further liquidation and waa done at $3 3360 in mldmom!i,n dull66 words
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Article167 1973-10-04 17 rpHX following arc the nominal average closing Interbank rates In Singapore: Nate: These rates m»» differ slightly from these quot-d by banks to their customers. «uotai vnlerday ■S dollar 3 1385 2 3405 itcrllng pound 5 8405 5 6424 Hongkong doUmr 45 97 46 00 UtliyiUn dollar 101167 words
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Article303 1973-10-04 17 HON IKONO, Wed. Share prices moved up sllgntly on the stock market in quiet trading today The Hang Sens Index advanced 6.16 points to 516.58. Buyers were active during the first hour after the market opened in the morning and share prices made small gains. A lull then developed303 words
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Article41 1973-10-04 17 On tha fraa aiahanaa marMt in Horukoni yrttrrdar Uw U.S. aMlsr was <j- "d at s.oa/3 oais for T.T. and S.o» for assh. Martins waa quotta at 11 It and ana taat at gala waa quotad at (la so41 words
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Article196 1973-10-04 17 *r*OKYO. wed. Prices on 1 the Tokj > Stock Exchange gained ground sharply today with gains centring on denomination related Issues. The market opened (Inner on the crest of liie previous day's bulll&h tone. Some paper-pulps, printings and non-ferrous metals gathered buying orders The Doa-Jones average was up by196 words
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Article40 1973-10-04 17 rRICH. Tues. Yesterday's ilrmer trend continued throughout today and the market closed on a bright note all round. Bonds were slightly better. Closing prices In Swiss francs with the difference on the previous session's prices: Cndlt Sulut M 4*40 words
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Article426 1973-10-04 17 TV/fELBOURNE. Wed— The fate of WoodildeBarrnah from which the Federal Oovernment has said It will buy all North-West Shelf production. claimed m.tft attention In very cai tious trading tne Mcl bourne Stock Exchange today. The shares plunged to AS: 10 a*, the opening of trai.ing Uni morning, recm -r»d426 words
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Article249 1973-10-04 17 ikJEW YORK. Tues Stocks with special situations drew moat of me a.ttentlon on Wail Btreet today, as 'he market extended the r- advance of the last week*. National Semiromlurto. sparkling performer since lute lasi week, roae 13 points to 81-3 4 attar a long delay In opening The249 words
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Article97 1973-10-04 17 I'INANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuev.ay 93 28 Monday 98 28 Week ago 61.16 RUBBERS Tuesday 445 29 Monday ***** Week ago 440 44 OILS Tuesday 263.04 Monday 262.79 Week ago 268 10 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 4376 Monday 4M.6 Week ago 438.1 DOW JONES AVEkAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 958 M Monday 946 6197 words
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Advertisement588 1973-10-04 18 1871 1971 QbJIB 1971 -2071 Ingersoll-Rand ON THE HOVE IN CENTURY II! Th« following appointments, for Singapore dtizens, are necessitated by our expanding operations. A. CUSTOMER SERVICE COORDINATOR Age: 24-30 years. Qualifications: H.S.C Experience: 2/3 years' experience in customer service functions, ability to conduct correspondence, liaise and co-ordinate with various588 words
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Advertisement622 1973-10-04 18 COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. Invites applications for the following potts:MECHANICAL ENGINEER Duties: Design develop and carryout all aspects of mechanical engineering work, including production planning control relating to the communication system installation. Qualifications Experience A degree in production or mechanical engineering with 2 to 3 years experience in design fabrication.622 words
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Advertisement520 1973-10-04 18 aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^dBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB%B%BBBB^aBBBBBBBBBB^aB>V ■■peaajrtaaßaaTa^weB v eJaweJS4awrtaa^B#^aaaißiaaTeaaieAalßjßjß^Ra For our expansion needs, we invite applications for the following appointments:— Post (a) PROJECT ANALYST DUTIES RESPONSIBILITIES Responsible to Manager (Loans) for project appraisals including market, financial and technical studies on the viability of proposed projects. Also responsible for post-finance supervision and follow-up. QUALIFICATIONS Degree in520 words
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Advertisement702 1973-10-04 18 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Applications art invited from suitably qualified persons with approved practical working experience and residing in Singapore or Malaysia for the posts listed below in the University's Development Unit. (1) CIVIL ENGINEER (2) CLERKS-OF-WORKS (3) DRAUGHTSMEN (STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING) Qualifications/Experience (1) Degree or Diploma granting exemption from Parts I702 words
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Advertisement541 1973-10-04 18 VOSPER THORNYCROFT PTE LTD WORK STUDY OFFICER The Company A progressive Shipbuilding and Repairing Company. Modem management techniques are extensively utilised by forward thinking management team. Industrial Engineering has wide application in this Company. The Man IWSP or Industrial Engineering qualifications. Experience in Shipbuilding and Repair trades an advantage. Matured541 words
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Advertisement630 1973-10-04 19 FOREIGN BANK Rapidly expanding foreign bank has vacancies for clerical staff in several departments including Asian Currency Unit Candidates who shouid be Singapore Citizens must satisfy the following requirements: Possess a Higher School Certificate. Age between 21-25 Have some previous experience in office routine, and basic accounting. Previous banking experience630 words
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Advertisement687 1973-10-04 19 LIM; BANK BUMUVntA MALAYSIA BEMAD Due to the rapid expansion of our organisation applications are Invited from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens to nil In vacancies at our Kuala Lumpur Office and other branches for the post of: CLERKS Candidates should possess the Federation of Malaya Certificate of Education or the687 words
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Advertisement552 1973-10-04 19 CHIEF ACCOUNTANT International Oroup of Companies require. a Chief Accountant who must be capable of taking complete responsibility of the entire accounting functions of several companies operating In Malaysia. The successful applicant who must be a Malaysian Citizen will be based In KuaU Lumpur. Qualification Membership of one of the552 words
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Advertisement641 1973-10-04 19 wish to announce that they have transferred their main office to:Syah Alam Industrial Estate, Sungei Renggam, Selangor. Tel: *****1 -3 on October 1 1973 GOODYEAR TYRES CARLSBERG X S^ NYLEX-fTH IKT^TI f" BREWERY X X NYLtx-f- UM--I I mm^/^l i*^i\^ > TOKLANG \3l Tl9B >C Motor Pacing Track Hargill Engineering641 words
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Advertisement440 1973-10-04 19 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. 19«S AND IN THE MATTER OF PRIMWOOD AGatlPRODI'CTS SENDIRIAN BERHAD NOTICE OP VOLUNTARY WINDING-UT J. At an Extraordinary Gene» ral Meeting of the member*. of PRIMWOOD AORI-PROj DUCTS PFNDIRIAN BE3V HAD duly convened and helaV at the Registered Office <* the Company. 4th440 words
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Advertisement1873 1973-10-04 20 classified ads H WANTIO IMMEDIATELY an intelligent female Clerk for Real Estate Company Must have a pleasant voice and typing ability. Salary $200/- p.m. Apply personally between 10 a.m. 11 a.m. at 10 Jalan Lada Puteb B'pon 8 Required: FINANCIAL ASSIS TANT Quanaeatlena LCC Intermediate Accounting and B.C. cr equivalent.1,873 words
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Advertisement726 1973-10-04 20 INDIAN FEMALE TYPIST CLINK wanted by film company. Salary $120/- $130/Tel: *****S B'pon for appointment MALI BOOK KEEPER CUM CENERAL CLINK wanted by small office. Applicant* irast be ahls to keep run set of book* and c familiar with office roJtln*. L.CC. Intermediate and O.C.E. Level ess.ntlal. Starting salary $300—726 words
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Advertisement671 1973-10-04 20 quire* Sale* Representatives for Immediate employment. Call personally at 213-B. Lavender St. B'pon 12 Tel 25*4224. ESTABLISHED TEXTILE COMPANY requlna experienced Indoor Salesmen/Salesgirl*. Interested please call ***** dur tnr. omee noun. COUNTER SALI'^IRLS for ably from Katong. Geylang ana*. Tel: *****1 8 do- for Interview. who an interested In sales671 words
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Advertisement747 1973-10-04 20 WANTIO LIVE IN AMAH for cooking, general housekeeping and looking after 2-year old child. Sa'ary $160-S2OO. Worklag knowledge English Lan guage advantage. S.T Box A ***** Spore. LIVE IN COUPLE WANTEO for American bachelor Wife duties cook li*: gene «1 cleaning and washing. Husband Driving and (.ardentnt duties. Please Call747 words
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Advertisement740 1973-10-04 20 OFFICE BOY* roqulred immediately by a large commercial firm. Applicants must have primary English education and be between 16 aad IT yean of age. Starting salary— $110 p.m Pleas* apply to P T Box A ***** Singapore by 6th October 18T3. EASTERN UNITEO TNAOINO (PTI) LTO. Owing to expansion, we740 words
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Advertisement626 1973-10-04 20 WANTID LORRY DRIVERS with class 4 license. Apply personally 407 Kampong Bahni Road B'pon 4. *****7 for appointment. FACTORY OPERATIVES (MALI) Requirements (1) Completed Sec. II educattoa (2) Ag* 20—25 yaan (3) Mv t perform shift dutle* by weekly rout ion (4) Oood starting pay (approximately $170 p.m.) (5) Height626 words
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Advertisement771 1973-10-04 20 SHOP ASSISTANT with knowledge of typing. Please apply personally at 280-K. Joo Cnlat Road. Spon. IS OPPICI BOY WANTIO with motunycle licence. Apply personally 28. Winchester House, B'pon after 11 a.m. An Engineering Firm require* th* undermentioned personnel AN OFFICE CLEANER CUM OFFICER HELPER Pleas* apply personally, at INDUCO PTI.771 words
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Advertisement822 1973-10-04 20 ••60.0* WOO.OO, •1.080.00, $1.20u VO Eng Kong liaee. 2Storey Terraced Fully Furnished Taraan Permata Duplex Fully Furnlabed Robin Road Apartment, 3 Bedrooms Fully Furnished Oreenmeed Avenue Duplex Fully FurauuMd Wlllcw *****/*****. COM! TO WHIN! GREENERY AND PRISM AIN I* I I King Albert Park— lsolated detached situated on hilltop. 3822 words
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Advertisement859 1973-10-04 21 SLLETAR HILLS: New doubK itorey bungalow. 7.600 aq. it., four bedrooms. Available immediately furnlahed unfurr.lah >U Tr\ 331-981. DIST If. 64 JALAN LIMBOK frml-detacbed 2-eluiey Bsasaa low furnished. Rental $»uu Tel. Chan *****3 9 a.m. 6 SPACIOUS FURNISHED ROOM IN SEMIDETACHED BUNCA LOW. Rental $170. Single double. No cooking. Contact859 words
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Advertisement804 1973-10-04 21 BUMCALOWI, H 0 U APARTMENTS wanted IB all dutricta preferably dim 10 11. 21. r-urnuhed/unfurnlehed Rental payable (400 $3,000 Plrtuw Tel International Houi ing Agency «35»33 8 port AfARTMINTI BUNCALOWI m city dlttncti urgently required for foreign executive. Jlrectora Rental MOO upward! Juit dial *****0 M 0922 fer Springfield Enterprlae.804 words
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Advertisement801 1973-10-04 21 DISTRICT 11 PEOPLE'S PARK complex 4-Bedrooma. 2 Toilets Price: $83,000/-. nett. Principals contact *****6. FLAT FOR SAL! at 6-A 6U> noor Mandalay Court $220 000 Contac: Tan. *****7 Spore. TWO ITOREY Comer terrace house Tal Hwan Oardens. No broken Apply S.T. Box A *****. CENUINE BUriRS RIOUIRC a) Residential Land801 words
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Advertisement700 1973-10-04 21 NAM-NO TRAVIL IfRVICI LIMITID Tour WW Malaysl* Seven Dayi Mils/-, Al■ondltlonM but B*l4o Malay •i» Onung ima Dayi Ml6O/-. Departure Every Sunday. Monday. C«m«ron Highland*— Four Dayi HTO/-. Every Wednesday Haadyal IHf" by/Alr— Three D«yi 8*233 Four Dayi £5248/., Every Friday. Bangkok CBltngmal Airconditioned but Fifteen Dayi 8*370/-. 6/10/73 21700 words
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Advertisement748 1973-10-04 21 CILL TRAVEL OFFERI Lonaon $700/Brussels $678/Amsterdam/Paris $678/Krankfurt $673/Hamburg/Munlch $673/Copenhag an/ Madrid $800/ALBO TO EUROPE. 'J B.A HONO KONO, INDONESIA A AUSTRALIA PT BEA TO AUSTRALIA/ HONO KONO M, THE ARCADE. IST FLOOR, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORI 1. TIL: T2447/***** OASI AGENCY (PTI) LTO. (Air Broker A Tra.al Assney) OFFERS OUARANTEED FUOHTS748 words
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Advertisement857 1973-10-04 21 SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE. 593-A. Barangoon Road (Opposite Rumah Mlakln Police Button). Telephone W *****. For Science. Mathematics. English. Secondary II to H B.C. BOOK KB B PIN C TYPEWRIT ING an-1 Shorthand (All Stages) L.C.C. Commencing Sth October Enrol at Khalar. Educational Centre. 2 Tessenaohn Road. Spore *****06. CONVERSATIONAL857 words
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Advertisement914 1973-10-04 21 1170 FORD CAPRI QTL food condition with alrcood tapertccrder. conso'a box, laaurance and road tax new. View, 4 Aliwai street, Sport I, Ml (MM IMI MORRIS MINI food condition Insurance lax. $2,060/- Contact Albert 12»»A. Blk 208. To* P.yoh North Bpo.e 12. FORD CORTINA lUPIR 1»«7 model On owner Flat914 words
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Advertisement802 1973-10-04 21 MORRIS 1W MXII registered Jium IMS One owner. 54.600 o.no Ml Chung *****77 office houn. I*7o FORD CORTINA SUPER Oood condition. Road tv till March '74. Contact Mr. Ho lAUuwlri Hospital Canteen). NO KIONO CAR TRAOIRS PRIVATE LIMITID Horn* of quality uh4 ear* and for maximum valuation on your vehicles802 words
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Advertisement727 1973-10-04 21 CIANI to attend to your beauty mad*, specially trained on trtttnnt of troublM ikm. Professional and personal makeup course* available at Avon Beauty Balon Tel: s«xr»4. ••itjr A MalnlyNnf, Faiiai, Preklem llm Bridal Mske Up And Pensnal Baauty Cum Cenduettd By IxperlsMM Lenden Traliwd Beauty Ipaciaktt. Merr.ing After ruin litntni727 words
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Advertisement764 1973-10-04 21 tPICIAL OFFER Tono duplicator, tmuo tint-clock Ollvttu SP2O. Underwood U2OO adding machine. Contact Associated Off'c* Equipment T«l: J**********2 B port. WI FAY TOP MICI for used Olympla Typewriters Wt rent, Mil all braadi of typewriters. Phone Singapore Oat* Equipmm Company M2M Sport. WANTIO MOHILI CHAN! new and secondhand 10 ton*764 words
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Article416 1973-10-04 22 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP I RACINfi m| i, KINS SOUTHERN PRIEST SKINTA SOUTH PACIFIC 0 it TIGER LANE BULAN PENAMA FIREBRAND, one of the top prospects in the llf Singapore Gold Cup, stepped out stylishly on a good track at Bukit Timah yesterday. With regular Jockey Des Coleman416 words
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567 1973-10-04 22 Classy Infiltrator is morning's star performer I N F I L T R ATOR, a classy Australian gelding who showed promise of developin to a Cup prospect unill an accident on the training track put him out of action, was the star performer in a morning of spectacular gallops at567 words
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391 1973-10-04 22 Proclaim has come with record of 6 wins PROCLAIM (Plate Dancing Fu.yi. a four-year-old New Zealand gelding by Mighty Gurkha, came with a record of six wins over varying distances. At two he won over 6f in lm. IS. As a three-year-old Proclaim had IS starts for three wins. He391 words
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Article212 1973-10-04 22 Ali will meet Frazier on Feb 4 NEW YORK. Wed. Former world heavyweight boxing champions Joe Frazier and Muhammad All win meet in a return bout here on February 4. according to Madison Square Garden sources. In their first meeting on March 8. 1971. Frailer then the reigning champion, knockedReuter - 212 words
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Article, Illustration303 1973-10-04 22 Bugner beats an ungainly challenger LONDON, Wed. Britain's Joe Bugner made the second successful defence of his European V eavy weight boxing title with a laboured points victory over Italy's Bepi Ros at the Albert Hall here last night. Ros, 31. an unathletlc looking man with a massive girth, keptUPI - 303 words
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160 1973-10-04 22 SYDNEY. Wed. Australia face a gigantic I task to beat South Korea in the Asian Zonr final of thr World Cup I later this month, national soccer coach Ralr Rasic >aid last night. Ras<c spoke by trirphonr from Hong Kong to Aus- tralian160 words
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258 1973-10-04 22 Gunners crash to shock Cup defeat LONDON, Wed. Third Division Tranmere Rovers eliminated Arsenal, the famous First Division side, from the English Football League Cup here last night. Eddie Loyden scored the 30-minute goal whicn carried Tranmere to their shock 1-0 win and put them through to the third round.258 words
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Article100 1973-10-04 22 A splendid haltnrk by speedy inside- forward Kenny Urn enaoled Polytechnic to iruunce Nanyang University 6-0 in the semi-nnal* of the In.er— Varsity Games soccer tourrament at Dover Road y -sU-rda> Colin Ang (2i and Kenny Urn completed the rout in I the second-halt "ulytcchnic will meet100 words
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Advertisement209 1973-10-04 22 This one little Strepsils lozenge gives the fastest relief for sore throats and coughs because Strepsils kills germs in the mouth and throat in 1 minute regular ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL PRODUCT FROMI flp* l JAPANESE 1974 5 COURSE to b«ti» April 1974 Re.idcntiol I -year intemive program. 100-ocre comput with modern209 words
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Advertisement66 1973-10-04 22 Outright Wt mm Winner of First Malaysia JTjJ Singapore Rally fc^Liniglity w MINI \M/^^fKf^^ Mile Journey Tougher Mini 1275 GT The Mini 1275 GT driven by fl M Arblaster with navigator Douglas Chua. won the gruelling 1 100-mile First Malaysia Singapore rally proving once again MINI outstanding reliability, ruggedness. economy66 words
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Article, Illustration574 1973-10-04 23 SOFIA, Wednesday JAPAN placed the China question before the lOC today by proposing that Peking sports groups should be accepted as representing China. The Japanese proposal to the Varna Olympic Cong ress brought a quick rebuttal from Taiwan, which claimed that if the Olympic movement574 words
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Article418 1973-10-04 23 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE Chinese Football Club are planning to send their team, which competes In the MCFA Cup South zone tournament beginning tomorrow at Jalan Besar Stadium, on two-week tour of Europe if they win the Anal on Oct. 27. This was decided by418 words
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Article133 1973-10-04 23 S'pore invited to meet JAKARTA. Wed. An International table tennis tournament will be held in Jakarta from November 12 to 11. It was announced here toda*. An Indonesian Table I Tennis Association spokesman said Ttaaii land and South Korea had stated their wiUinci ness to take part in the IReuter - 133 words
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Article51 1973-10-04 23 HONO KONO, Wed. The Malaysian soccer team, returning home from the Presidential Cup tournament In Seoul, were beaten 1-0 here tonight by Hong Kong in a friendly international here A crowd of SO .000 saw Scottish player Derrek Currte score the only goal in the 19th51 words
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Article22 1973-10-04 23 PI.ASBON beat PMC Ml in a friendly soccer match at Jurong Vocational Institute ground yesterday. Rank. Hamsah and Ibrahim scored.22 words
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367 1973-10-04 23 rpHOMAS Cup player 1 Ng Chor Yau beat Indonesia's Eggy Sukamto 15-7, 15-10 to move into the second round of the SBA NaUoral Open badminton championships which began at Qulllemard Road last night. Eggy could And no answer to Chor Tau's power play In the367 words
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431 1973-10-04 23 GODFREY ROBERT - Rodger helps Diggers to a 19-8 victory GODFREY ROBERT By J INDSAY N. Rodger, the 'baby 1 of the Diggen RFC from Zambia, yesterday carried the tourists to a 19-8 (a goal, a try, a dropped goal and two penalties to two tries) win over Woodlands in a rugby match431 words
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Article157 1973-10-04 23 GORMAN FALLS IN 2ND ROUND mOKYO, Wed. AmeX rican Sherwood Stewart today scored a malor upset by eliminating his countryman Tom Gorman. No 2 seed 8-3, 4-6. 6-4 In the second round of the men's singles in the Osaka Open tennis tournament. Paul Kronke of Australia also staged an upsetUPI - 157 words
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Advertisement226 1973-10-04 23 Get away for a l^| holiday et\jfm\e to ;^^^k loft Qt\dAusttuha. Get away! On a holiday of a lifetime. Charm, Modern Facilities: enchantment, exoticism all the way to Australia. Cinema Onboard the luxury-plus KOTA SINGAPURA. «Q Australia is calling! And a luxurious, leisurely, J> wimr n 9 001 carefree cruise226 words
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Advertisement379 1973-10-04 23 V VALUE -WISE A wonderful selection of beautiful fibreglass draperies and home lUrniSmny IoDrICS Comeearty to avoid disappointment' gj ||MB|| TOYLAMO AND DONALD MOORE AfTRACTION™ THE GERMAN OPERA BALLET I NATIONAL THfATTi OCTOBER 9th 8. 1 Spin J Sold out throughout Asia -but youl *n CAN STILL BUY CT *^^5^379 words
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Miscellaneous44 1973-10-04 23 BADMINTON National c'ahlpt (SBA hall S pjn). OOLT Rlckton't Timber tournament (Wand course. 8 ami NFTBAIX NTUC lnterunton tournament: SATO v apwu; aupe t sno: PDAWU v BBSC (All matches at Farrer Park) INTER VARSITY GAMM: Table teniut NU v natc. en so. ioc44 words
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Miscellaneous42 1973-10-04 23 POJjr (TTC ground). Soccer— final: Polytechnic t Spore University (Jalan Beear tUdlum. 5 pjn.). KUQBY: Tour match OFNB Brisbane y SRU XV (padanf. 5.1$ pjn) SWIMMING Chlwat Swlmmlnc Club meet (Amber Road. 7 pjn.). SOCCER Friendly Palrchtld v Apollo Hotel (Toa Ptyoh)42 words
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248 1973-10-04 24 Nixon orders oil curbs to avert crisis WASHINGTON, Wed. President Nixon last night ordered mandatory controls on the distribution of home heating oil and gas to avert a threatened shortage this winter. The allocation programme for propane gas, used extensively for drying crops and providing heat for rural homes, wasReuter - 248 words
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Article132 1973-10-04 24 Kirk protests arrest of yacht WELLINGTON. WedNew Zealand has officially protested to France over the seizure of the anti-nuclear protest yacht Greenpeace 111 near Mururoa Atoll on Aug. IS. Prime Minuter Norman Kirk &aid In a statement today that- twr New Zealand cltlieru. Un Anna-Marie Home and Mix Mary Lornle.Reuter - 132 words
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Article, Illustration118 1973-10-04 24 DIVE-IN TO HUNT FOR 'NESSIE' JAPANESE skin-diver Kou Toyohara of a 15-member scientific team Jumps into Loch Ness during a search now going on to find "Newie," the legendary monster In the Scottish lake. Calling themselves the International Loch Ness Monster Search Party, the Japanese have brought an array ofUPI - 118 words
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Obituary101 1973-10-04 24 MANY TAN IOMC NSe, 83. IKn Taj t«a Wall) puaad away peaceful Ir S-10-TS laavlag mb Tar client tk»w. thrm dauftitcra. thro ao«<-la-law. Poo Kirn Kiai. TbM TWam Chr«. Urn C»>« Hock. M «aiwkur-la-m, lft««a puMUn, m« CTilmalw a*4 t»» <raM-<aacht*n-n-law v nxxirn uwlr law. Cart«f> taa»a. if-C Loroac101 words
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Article338 1973-10-04 24 Lon Nol troops lose key village PHNOM PENH. Wed pOMMUNIST-led insurgents last night forced Government troops to pull back from a key crossroads village on Phnom Penh's southern outer defence lines the second village to be evacuated on the capital's southern flank in a week. The High Command said todayReuter - 338 words
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Article103 1973-10-04 24 THE PRISONER WHO DIDNT PLAY BALL PRTH, Wed. A prisoner who was transported 120 miles from jail to play In a soccer game made the most of It he escaped by walking out of the stadium. Police said today they were looking for Michael Edward Briscoe, 23, a South African,AP - 103 words
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71 1973-10-04 24 SYDNEY. Wed. Australia and the United States are so closely intertwined that separation would severely harm both. US Ambassador Marshall Green said last night "We are like two vines which have wound about one another as they climb a wall In mutual support.UPI - 71 words
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Article368 1973-10-04 24 J ONDON. W*4. Tile mirUM CMM qmrlly nu»d and S a.m. tM niuncial Tlnus md«» »v o« 01 to 4M.7. Banalaa UUIM T.KOI n.«lv. latMlrtata m«t proflt-lilitQC In Maetua la ia» mnl gala with Oiaaa Urn ehwf loatf. mttena-aMtortaa mm. ho»--mi, ana*o aa 4M baaka ud la— loniM368 words
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Article27 1973-10-04 24 LONDON. WH MM 00 Ma. HUMMiI Nov. MOO aem Do. M.SO aon.. Jan. J3.JO Mm JU-aUr. MM. 0«Mnl t If. Nov J0.40. UK. MM. Marine QuMt.27 words
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Article33 1973-10-04 24 LONDON. Wed. Spot MT« Ulto I t lioi Mlm (11*3 (4.110). rmuJ haytn {11M lIJV •rttan (TIM <*(I 2) attltaaml: l»l«« It fit! Tnanr «.n> m MM p.m. ll* Mm. TMm Wlm*t33 words
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Article30 1973-10-04 24 VIENTIANE. Wed Tha IfaUonsJ Avtmbly today afrrcd to extend 1U current mmtoa by nearly one month ■o that a new coalition gntrment can be formed In Ijum— UPIUPI - 30 words
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340 1973-10-04 24 Wilson: No deal with the Liberals... BLACKPOOL, Wednesriuv OPPOSITION leader Harold Wilson today ruled out any prospect of his labour Party joining a coalition with the small but apparently rising Liberal Party. He drew enthusiastic acclaim from the annual Labour Party conference with a pledge that Labour will push aheadReuter - 340 words
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127 1973-10-04 24 HEATHROW AIRPORT RESUMES FLIGHTS AFTER FIRE LONDON. Wed. London's main airport at Heathrow resumed normal flights today after havoc had been caused by a fire last night the 13th there since last July The blaie in an underground power plant near the control tower plunged a passenger terminal building andReuter - 127 words
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Advertisement72 1973-10-04 24 CONGRATULATIONS to SINGAPORE GLASS MANUFACTURERS PTE. LTD. on the occassion of their 25th Anniversary. from mt^fttt^^ tAmoy Canning Corp., (S) Ltd. New Zealand Dairy Supplies (S) Lid. Green Spot Bottling Plant Bubble Up Bottling Plant. bd>r4ALs MOORE pr««nti KULEM CLOWNS ALL AMERICANINDIANS GAY WORLD STADIUM OCTOBER 10 and II 7.3072 words
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Advertisement220 1973-10-04 24 THE USE OF SEX IN ESPIONAGE Sex and sspionage have always been a part •f international politics and intrigue. Britain is resorted to ban a special squad of 50 attractive girls ta lure foreign agents. «fajw Russia and the US maintain ~-jP spy satellites in the g 5,,.^, skies. New220 words
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Miscellaneous19 1973-10-04 24 The weather THE weather outlook (or ■■(van from 8 am to noon today. Uolated showen In th« early morning.19 words
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