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Title Section25 1974-02-12 1 EECF: TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 I 1 The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 FINAL EDITION TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1974 25 CENTS M.C. (P) 21/7425 words
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Article, Illustration696 1974-02-12 1 EDWARD LIU - EDWARD LIU 'NWC wage hikes will not match rising prices' By MTUC secretary-gener-al Mr. C. V. Devan Nair yesterday told workers not to expect the National Wages Council adjustments in July to match the rise in cost of living. "My own view is that whatever696 words
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Article648 1974-02-12 1 Time now to move into West Asia INDUSTRIALISTS TOLD: rpHE Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, x yesterday called on Singapore industrialists and merchants to "move now" to establish business contacts with West Asian nations, including the oil-producing Arab countries. I Mr. Rajaratnam, who returned home last night after a three-week648 words
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Article28 1974-02-12 1 TAIPSH. Mon Saudi Arabian Finance Minuter Shifkh Mohammed Aba AlKhail la due here on Saturday to discuss economic cooperation between the two rountrie*. government sources MM.28 words
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Article155 1974-02-12 1 NEW CLASHES BY SYRIANS, ISRAELIS DAMASCUS, Monday CYRIAN and Israeli forces clashed In re 3 newed artillery duels on the Golan Heights from today, a Syrian military spokesman said. He said the Israelis shelled several densel inhabited Syrian vlllag es. and the Syrians re SUed with concentrated re on IsraeliReuter - 155 words
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Article164 1974-02-12 1 A DETECTIVE fired two shots at a wanted man who attempted to stab him in Jalan Tauge, off Jalan Eunos, late last night. It could not be ascertained whether the shots hit him. The wanted man, however, ran off and escaped through oae of the164 words
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Article, Illustration352 1974-02-12 1 30 trapped' in fire rescued IMORE than 30 construction workers were iTI "trapped" on the higher floors of the nearly-completed 27-storev United Overseas Banking building in busy Chulia Street dviIng a fire yesterday afternoon. Though the common staircase was unaffected, the "frightened" workers refused to come down until a teamVOW YUN WOH - 352 words
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Article29 1974-02-12 1 OUAGADOUGOU. (Upper Volta). Mon. President Aboubacar Sangoule Lamitana today formed a new Cabinet dominated by army officers who Mixed power under i hi*, leadership last Friday.29 words
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Article40 1974-02-12 1 BRUSSELS. Mon. Police bomb expert* today ruined to Zaventem airport here to open a sultca*e which wai heard 'ticking' while being loaded on an Israeli B Al airliner. They found a batterypowered toy car In the Miltc«ae.—Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article71 1974-02-12 1 LONDON, Mon— The price of gold was fixed on the London bullion market today at a record 144.50 dollars an ounce after earlier soaring even higher to around 148 dollars an ounce. Its price at the first of the twice-daily fixings, when London's .ive bullion housesReuter - 71 words
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Article501 1974-02-12 1 Coal miners block fuel supply LONDON, Mon. 1 Britain's coal miners blocked fuel movements to power stations and industry today, further tightening their nationwide strike that already has been marked by sporadic violence. Union leaders said the miners planned to blockade power stations, ports, docks and large coal dumps. However,Reuter; AP; UPI - 501 words
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Article66 1974-02-12 1 ADEN. (South Yemen) Mon. Prime Minister Abdullah Ei Hajary of North Yemen was ousted yesterday by President Abdul Rahman El Iryanl. according to radio reports today from Sanaa capital of the desert natlca on the Red Sea. North Yemen's Republican Council approved the dismissal at «nAP - 66 words
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83 1974-02-12 1 US offer to share energy resources WASHINGTON. Mon. U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger today opened on international energy conference with a U.S. offer to share both IU energy resources and its technology to solve a worldwide energy crisis. He outlined a sevenpoint programme, listing areas for international co operaReuter - 83 words
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Advertisement53 1974-02-12 1 ■n Qiilclt Tlwf wttti RE-PO AUTO POLISrSnd CLEANER FINE AND BAN ON RACERS -PAGE 11 GUERILLA attacks in Asi a Just brginninc 2 SINO- SOVIET flare-up this year: Writer 2 IRAQ and Iran in border clash 3 CROSSWORD 7 FOR WOMEN g TV/RADIO 11 CITY DESK 1« SPORTS 20, 2153 words
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Straits Times World News
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487 1974-02-12 2 New guerilla campaign? fHK Daily Kx-prt-ss today reported from Beirut that guerilla squads drawn from both the Japanese Red Arm v and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) are planning a new campaign of kidnapping and murder in Asia and Europe.Reuter - 487 words
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91 1974-02-12 2 Indonesian tax accord with Holland JAKARTA, Mon—President Suharto has signed a presidential decree ratifying an agreement between Indonesia and the Netherlands for avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on Income and on capital. Under the agveement. signed last March. Indonesia agreed toAP - 91 words
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Article149 1974-02-12 2 f OND O N, Mon. \j Roads were flooded, villages cut off and railway lines blocked by falling trees as gales and driving rain lashed the south of England today. Two lorries, one weighing 1; tons, were blown off a motorway north of London inReuter - 149 words
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239 1974-02-12 2 Russian writer rejects summons No. 2 MOSCOW. Mon Dissident Russian writer Alexander Solzhenltsyn said he received a second summons to appear at the State Prosecutor's Office today, but declared he would refuse to go. The first summons was delivered on Friday at the flat of Solzhenitsyn's wife In central MoscowReuter - 239 words
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Article63 1974-02-12 2 JAKARTA, Mon. Preparations are under way In Ujung Pandang. south Sulawesi, to send a cultural group to Sabah early next month, the Armed Forces News Bulletin reported today. The bulletin said the group, comprising dancers and singers, will be 'leaded by the wife of Sulawesi's DefenceReuter - 63 words
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Article48 1974-02-12 2 SEOUL. Mon. Pour workmen were killed and six others Injured, when a boiler exploded at a provincial food manufacturing company yesterday, police said today. The boiler exploded during a test at Daewon Pood Manufacturing Co. in TamyanK. about 16S miles south of Seoul. UPI.UPI - 48 words
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Article, Illustration366 1974-02-12 2 LONDON, Monday rpHE future of North Sea oil and a row over reports that foreign companies will make massive untaxed profits from exploiting it, threaten to become a major issue in Britain's national election campaign. A survey carried out by r theReuter; UP - 366 words
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Article39 1974-02-12 2 TEL AVIV. Mon. The Israeli Government has approved the completion of a 100-room hotel at Sharm El Sheikh, the strategic southern Up of the Slnal Peninsula whose ownership is under negotiation between I»--rael and Egypt.— AP.AP - 39 words
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118 1974-02-12 2 Soldiers break up demos in Moscow MOSCOW, Mon. Soviet soldiers and police broke up demonstrations by ethnic Germans seeking to leave the Soviet Union today and arrested a family which chained Itself to a downtown lamppost. One West German witness said there were two demonstrations, each of about IS SovietUPI - 118 words
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179 1974-02-12 2 RANGOON, Mon. Elections for the new 451-seat Unlcameral National Assembly were concluded today after 16 days of voting throughout the country. It was officially announced here. The Elections Commission Is yet to announce the full results, but unofficial reports said that candidates put up179 words
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338 1974-02-12 2 Need for wider regional body in S-E Asia: Whitlam MANILA. Mon. Australian Prime Minister Oou g h Whitlam today stressed the need for Et regional association in South-east Asia wider than any already in existence. "In our region there l.s nothing comparable to the Organisation for African Unity (OAU) orReuter - 338 words
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321 1974-02-12 2 Sino-Soviet war in summer, says army writer LONDON. Mon. British commentator said yesterday that the military build-up in the past year on the frontier between the Soviet Union and China has been "phenomenal" and could lead to war this summer. According to A.H.S. Candlln. 60 Soviet and Mongolian divisions "allAP - 321 words
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Article39 1974-02-12 2 LONDON. Mon. Build Jack Pope. 59. retained I title of snuff-taking champin Wellington yesterday He took 50 pincl> In 62 seconds without sne< Ing Hl» wife May. wm ru ner-up In the women* cl* UPI.UPI - 39 words
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WORLD NEWS TWO
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282 1974-02-12 3 Iraq: Big Iran build-up after clash )RAQ claimed last night that Iran was gathering more forces on the border foilowing a frontier clash between the two countries yesterday in which more than 90 were reported killed or wounded. A military statement broadcast by Baghdad Radio and monitored here said anReuter - 282 words
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Article27 1974-02-12 3 JAKARTA. Mon Eight people were Injured when lightning struck a cotfee during heavy rain In Lembang West Java, over the weekend, police aatd today.— Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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136 1974-02-12 3 npRIPOU, Mon. Üb■l yan leader Col. Muammar Gaddafi said yesterday that if Arab unity was not achieved in an orderly manner by the Arab regimes it would be achieved by means of internal revolutions, the Libyan news rxgency ARNA reported. "Those who try toReuter - 136 words
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Article165 1974-02-12 3 LAND RIGHTS: HUSSEIN AMMAN, Mon. King Hussein said today that Jordan will not give up its sovereignty over Jerusalem or other territory occupied by Israel. He said: "We went to the Geneva conference with a firm and unctwng e able stand to demand the West Bank and Arab Jerusalem withinReuter - 165 words
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Article62 1974-02-12 3 BANGKOK. Mon. Two buses collided head-on early today in northern Thailand, killing 25 people and seriously injuring 60 others, the national police said today. The police said the accident occurred just prior to dawn In Nakhon Sawan. about 140 miles north of here, when one busUPI - 62 words
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Article51 1974-02-12 3 TOKYO. Mon. North Korea today announced it was opening diplomatic relations with Costa Rica. The official Korea Central News Agency (KCNA) said that a communique establishing relations between the two countries was signed yesterday by their representatives at the United Nations headquarters in New York.UPI - 51 words
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316 1974-02-12 3 IN a dramatic move to break the stalemate on the Syrian front, the Soviet Union has agreed to pressure Syria for concessions to get troop withdrawal talks started with Israel, Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said yesterday. On the tense northern316 words
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119 1974-02-12 3 'Smoking tree* draws big -crowds-^ BANGKOK. Mon. A tree whicn dally spouts smoke is drawing thousands of worshippers In north-western Thailand, reports reachIng here said today. Bangkok newspapers said the tree spouts black and white smoke each evening at about 6 30. The smoke drifts upward from the top of119 words
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234 1974-02-12 3 HEIKAL TELLS WHY HE WAS DISMISSED NEW YORK, Mon. The former editor of Egypt's most prestigious newspaper says he was dismissed because of his expressed doubts about President Nixon's influence in the Mlddlr East, according to Time magacine. Mr. Mohammed Hassanein HeiUml. who was removed recently as editor of Al-AhramReuter - 234 words
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Miscellaneous291 1974-02-12 3 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kiviniih dg Hal Camp /WHAT \Ka PResCRIPTION "N I T HOPE VOL 'sXXT M T JUST HIRED HIM /TMAOAVtST >v/ P* s TO HBP HIM J SiVE IT TO j- -<■ |l AS MY M6HT ~S £S*Tvsu« LSlfiBP AT NKSHW \«!l^ fSSf, I ih^WATCHMAN!/ BWUIIjIW291 words
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WORLD NEWS THREE
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Article, Illustration145 1974-02-12 4 Skylab crew in fine fettle: Doctor HOUSTON, Mon. The Skylab astronauts were "ratine like pics and drinking heavily" today, according to the head of the medical team which is examining them after their historic 85 days in orbit. Dr. Jerry Hordlnsky said the astronauts, who splashed down in the PacificReuter - 145 words
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Article514 1974-02-12 4 Strike causes huge road snarls IN WEST GERMANY: COMMUTERS endured neiir-clmos in the morning rush hour today us the first largescale strike of public service workers in West (ternuin history brought an influx of private eais on roads into the major cities. BONN, Mon In Frankfurt, huge traffic Jams chokedReuter - 514 words
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Article26 1974-02-12 4 JAKARTA. Mon. Thr^>e Indonesian students left by air fc- Libya today or. a five year Libya Government scholarship to study at the Islamic Balda Unl verslty.26 words
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Article18 1974-02-12 4 JERUSALEM: Arsonists set fire to three Christian religious centres within three hours after midnight. Police said here today.18 words
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Article20 1974-02-12 4 WASHINGTON: Senator Edward Kennedy yes terday ruled out any decision b?fore next year on whether he wi.ild seek the Presl20 words
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Article30 1974-02-12 4 dency In 1976. NJmeJry talks CAIRO: Sudanefe President J:iafar Nimeiry arrived in Krypt today for talks with President Sadat on latest developments of the Middle East situation and bilateral relations.30 words
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Article37 1974-02-12 4 SEOUL: A ilve man trade mission from the Brl tlsh Hydrau ie Assocta tlon arrived here last night for a three day visit to explore trade opportunities with South Korean car. ship building and steel In dustrles.37 words
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Article26 1974-02-12 4 OSLO: leven fishermen died -.hen the Norwegian vt set. the 378--ton Lance Two sank after running aground on the uninhabited Arctic coast this morning. Police reported.26 words
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Article36 1974-02-12 4 NEW YORK: The Japan ese Government Is ex pected to Insure the "Mona Lisa" for US$4O million SSIOO mil lion) when it leaves the Louvre this spring for a two-month stay at the Tokyo National Museum.36 words
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Article30 1974-02-12 4 Floods loss KUWAIT: The Emir of Kuwait. Sheikh Sabah Al-Salim Al-Sabah. will leave for Pakistan on Feb. 20 as head of a delegation to the Islamic summit conference In Lahore.30 words
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Article35 1974-02-12 4 BRISBANE: Estimates of direct losses to Queens land's primary Indus tries as a result of the recent floods have already exceeded Asso million < SSIBO mil lion) according to a preliminary Govern ment report released today.35 words
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Article31 1974-02-12 4 SEOUL: South Korea proposed today that Red Cross officials of South and North Korea meet on Friday to discuss reactivating the deadlocked talks con I ceralng separated fami I lies. Agencies.Agencies - 31 words
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220 1974-02-12 4 WASHINGTON. Mon A two day confer ence r.f 13 major oilconsuming countries was formally opened here today behind closed doors by US Secretary of Btate Henry Kissinger. Dr. Kissinger, the first speaker, was expected to outline what the United States hopes theReuter - 220 words
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215 1974-02-12 4 Pat's kidnap: FBI appeals to couple SAN FRANCISCO, Monday ryHE terrorist abduction of Patricia Hearst, 19, an heiress to the Hearst newspaper empire, may have been witnessed by a young couple in a late model Volkswagen, the FBI said yesterday. It appealed for the couple, who are in their mid-20s.215 words
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136 1974-02-12 4 Mecking beats Korchnoy in 12th game AUGUSTA (Georgia). Mon. Henrique Mecklng, the young Brazilian chess grandmaster beat Viktor Korchnoy of the Soviet Union In the 12th game of their match yesterday. The game had been adjourned the day before, The opining was a Ruy Lopez. Gxchange Variation, in which theAP - 136 words
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Article25 1974-02-12 4 JAKARTA. Mod. Cnairraan of the Commonwealth Development Corporation (CDC). Sir Eric Griffith* Jones, arrived here today Mr a four-day visit to Indonesia.25 words
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126 1974-02-12 4 H Grassby: I The migrants we don't want— SYDNEY. Mon. Australia will have all the migrants lt wants this year thanks to the crisis In Britain, according tc Australian Immigration i Minister Albert Grassby But he warned that Australia did not want Britons who were simply escaping from bai* conditions.Reuter - 126 words
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Article60 1974-02-12 4 TUNIS. Mon. President Hablb Bourguiba today sus- pended ex-Foreign Minister Mohammed Masmoudt from I the ruling Socialist De*i urian Party and ordered him to appear before a comtni*- sion of inquiry, governmen' officials said. Mr. Masmoudl was dlsmisI sed as Foreign Minister shortly after the Jan. 12UPI - 60 words
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Advertisement23 1974-02-12 4 GUTHRIE TRADING BIDS WELCOME TO Mr. T. MAEDA Executive Vice-president CcliiOll Inc. Japan, and wishes him a happy and successful sojourn in Singapore.23 words
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Advertisement207 1974-02-12 4 7 Citizen* of Singapore and Citizens of Malaysia residing in Singapore are invited to participate in this Guitar Competition, the First of its kind in Singapore. Open Section No age limit. Junior Section 18 and below Instrument to be used Spanish Cui'ar (Classic Guitar) Performance Solo Playing Aids Only CAPO207 words
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192 1974-02-12 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Mon. Armed bani dlts are believed to be holding captive two Malaysian traders near Yala In South Thailand. According to reports received here. Mr. Tan Lean Teng, 40. and Mr. Llm Ju Seng. 37. were among 11 people who were ambushed192 words
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Article51 1974-02-12 6 1,000 passport cases JOHORE BARU. Mon. More than 1.000 cases of people making false declarations in their passport applications are pending hearing in the lower courts. An average of 40 such cases are handled by the rourts here etch month Magistrates and Urmlgratlon authorities have expressed concern at the increasing51 words
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Article44 1974-02-12 6 JOHORE BARU. Mon. Ismail bin Ibrahim, 24, a Singaporean, was fined $25 by the magistrate's court here today for disorderly behaviour In a public place. Ismail had thrown bottles during a football match at the Larkln Stadium here last night44 words
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Article21 1974-02-12 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Negotiations to review a 13-year-old trade agreement started today between Malaysian and New Zealand trade officials.21 words
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Article36 1974-02-12 6 'VANISHING 9 LORRIES KAjANO. Mon. Two '.orrles loaded with clcch worth a total of $150,000 have vanished on their* way to Kelantan from here. The cloth—belonging to Kima Sdn. Bhd. here— was reported missing last week.36 words
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313 1974-02-12 6 Two hurt by one bullet during hold-up IPOH, Monday QLNMKN staged three hold-ups here in the last 24 hours. In the first robbery yesterday, a gunman shot two teachers in their left thighs with a single round. i The gunman was one of a three-member gang, another of whom was313 words
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Article131 1974-02-12 6 Crime on rise in the Jitra area A LOR STAR Mon. Crime Is on the Increase in thf Jitra area The district OCPD. Asst. Supt. Ohazali bin HaJl Ismail, said today there had been four armed hold-ups since the beginning of the year, against two for the whole of last131 words
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Article30 1974-02-12 6 ALOR STAR. Mon. A record number of 224 people died from road accidents In Kedah in.4 Perils last year They Included 50 motorcyclists and 13 pillion riders30 words
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285 1974-02-12 6 Essay contest on new mental outlook A KUALA LUMPUR. Monday N essay-writing competition to stimulate a new mental attitude among the Chinese has been launched by the MCA. The theme of the competition is Chinese mental revolution and Is open to all Malaysians of Chinese origin. Writers will have to285 words
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63 1974-02-12 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The fall safe tyre m seen by Dunlop Is a new concept and if it catches on, you may soon be driving your car without a spare tyre. Dunlop will introduce this fail safe tyre known by the trade name63 words
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112 1974-02-12 6 Committee to boost industry, exports KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A Consultative Committee on Industry was set up today with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade and Industry Datuk Hussein Onn as chairman. It will co-ordinate Government policy and look Into the problems on Industrial and export promotion. The committee was112 words
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Article52 1974-02-12 6 PENANO, Mon. An exconvict caught trying to break Into the kitchen of a house In Orove Road on Feb I. was today Jailed (or IS months. Magistrate Abu Bakar bin Othznan also ordered Abdul Latlf bin Hashim. 33. to undergo one year's police supervision after serving52 words
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Article22 1974-02-12 6 PENANG. Mon Foreign tourist guides may be banned from operating here aoon. a tour operator. Mr. Paulu* Chew, said today.22 words
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155 1974-02-12 6 Retirement age rule in book confuses civil servants IPOH, Mon— Civil servants are confused over a requirement In a guide book (Panduan Bag! Kemasukan Kedflam Perkhldmatan A warn) published recently by the Public Services Department. According to the guide, any officer who joined the service before Feb. 27, 1951. must155 words
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Article55 1974-02-12 6 ALOR BTAR. Mon. Jitra police have detained a second suspect In connection with a $25,000 hold-up In a goldsmith's shop at Kodlang. 25 miles from here, on Jan. 14. A police source said today the suspect. In his early twenties, was arrested in a > house In55 words
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Article47 1974-02-12 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Pakistan has temporarily restricted foreigners without visas from going Into the country during the Islamic summit conference this month for security reasons the Pakistan Embassy »ld today. The requirement Is from Jan. 20 to Feb 28, an embassy statement said.47 words
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Advertisement118 1974-02-12 6 INDONESIAN SET-LUNCH is the new specialty from today at the FRENCH RESTAURANT Available Mon.-Fri. during lunchtime. (Cockpit Satel I The wonderful English food of the I I good old days is back at |0 THE BEEFEATER! Wktiti^KM lec> >ou r friends in a Pw^^ genuine Pub atmosphere. I Bv^s> Open118 words
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Article, Illustration181 1974-02-12 7 Retire Never, it's too exciting says 'Mrs. PR' PUBLICITY bro- chures describe her as "Mrs. Public Relations" or the "queen" of public relations. The "queen," Mrs. Denny Oriswold. explains that this is because she is the pioneer in public relations publishing in the United States. She said she started the181 words
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Article92 1974-02-12 7 Woman loses her life savings A THIEF broke open a Javanese housewife's wooden cabinet at her Jalan Belinjau house off Jalan Übi. and escaped with her life savings yesterday morning. Clk Soewiba blnte Martoleksono, 61. told police that she had left her bedroom door open when she went to the92 words
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Article20 1974-02-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Cuepacs has called (or an immediate review ot the Governments housing policy for civil servant*.20 words
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Article78 1974-02-12 7 Baker loses $5,300 in hold-up A BAKER has reported to police that two robbers held him up In his shop In Seletar Road and robbed him of $5,300. Wha Jok Joo. 57, told police that he was sleeping In his shop when he was awakened by two youths, armed with78 words
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Article27 1974-02-12 7 TWO brothers. Narayanasamy Thlnunangal. 23. and Ramaknshnan. 21. were fined 1 100 each yesterday for fighting at Campbell Lane, off Serangoon Road on Sunday morning27 words
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Article184 1974-02-12 7 r»HINA has agreed in principle to send two more ships to serve Singapore and Malaysian shippers in combatting the recent freight hikes in the form of bunker surcharge and "open rates" introduced by conference lines. I" The executive secretary of the Singapore National Shippers Council,184 words
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92 1974-02-12 7 POSB's January deposits up by $16m DEPOSITS in the Post Office Savings Bank Increased by another $16 million last month, raising total deposits to $177 million. The bank now has 737,--876 depositors with the additional 6,739 new accounts opened last month. The annual interest rate payable on savings account was92 words
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222 1974-02-12 7 Singapore will share container know-how with Asean A SEAN countries in need A of con t a inerisation know-how can turn to Singapore for help, PSA chairman Mr. Howe Yoon Chong said yesterday. "We shall be only too willin to share our experience and knowledge with our Asean port operators,"222 words
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Article17 1974-02-12 7 Pulau Ayer Chawan Esso Installation has been declared a protected place says the Government Gazette17 words
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Article44 1974-02-12 7 A CORONER'S Cowl yesterday recorded a verdict of suicide on the death of a woman. Ng Boon Lang. 36. whose body was found at the foot of a block of flats In Tanglin Halt Road at about 7 p.m. on Jan. 20.44 words
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340 1974-02-12 7 Raises on individual basis COMMISSION increases for petrol dealers will be reviewed on an individual basis by oil companies, sources said yesterday. But the companies will not accede to requests for c o rri mi s s ion increases by the Federation340 words
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147 1974-02-12 7 ANOTHER 3 YEARS FOR PLAYBOY BURGLAR SINGAPORE'S "Playboy burglar" Yong Soo Ah. 24. of Malaysia now serving a seven-year prison term was Jailed for another three years yesterday for housebreaking and theft. The sentence will run concurrently with the first. Yong was jailed for seven Tears by the Third District147 words
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Article401 1974-02-12 7 T.F. HWANG - Youth to plead 'self defence' T.F. HWANG By OH Kah Lun, 21, charged with the murder of labour supervisor Lav Cheng Hong, 36, would rely largely on "self-defence" in his answer to the charge, the High Court heard yesterday. Mr. Nathan Isaac, for Loh. indicated this In a submission late401 words
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Article65 1974-02-12 7 EIGHTEEN companies have agreed to provide dental treatment to their employees under the NTUC Dentlcare. The employees are represented by the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation and the i Pioneer Industries Employees Union. A spokesman for both unions said yesterday that some companies had agreed65 words
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216 1974-02-12 7 NTUC to send young unionists on study tours rX National Trades Union Congress Intends to send its young unionists to other developing countries to study economic problems there and to broaden their outlook. "They are far more effective than all the labour courses we conduct in the National Youth Leadership216 words
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Advertisement87 1974-02-12 7 1 EARN I ©attractive! i interest i I DEPOSIT I \a/ITTH W till jjjlS M SING INVESTMENTS <$ FINANCE LTU M ;/;nAOOff!K unortn canal ro iwrm i tel 9i284 4 §i P HUNCH 27 TAI THONG CRESKNT. SPORE 13 TEL *****5 1g V' AOV Permif Wo 07 88 sjg I87 words
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Advertisement208 1974-02-12 7 I OMaun I ombys IBTOffff KHEKOS \Q <HU»CD^ HILDAS I HILDA'S "*!S£LL f_*»»Twc»»*l rW'Wi'/l/ r^ ton taintl 9HCM<m-UAiJMSkA-MDCMEmA > km CQIIIAiIJ OmCE9OA.HCH aßo>m2 9NCMO«a 18. ***** SMOWtWOM 3 44 PCN»«UL*»IOP»>»<G COMPLEX SWGAfOHEem 3*826, Gino's Vino Bar (Above Gino's Italian Restaurant) Now Open 5 pm Midnight Good «in<i by the class208 words
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Miscellaneous236 1974-02-12 7 Straits Times Crossv/ord ACROSS 8 Not easily guided away 1 Drug remains a powerful from? iB> alkali (6). 7 Animal, to a degree uf 5 Neatly finish loaf just cut settled opinion is> into? (S3) (He has lost credibility in 9 Bird of' 111-omen m cer- old E"* F perhaps236 words
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Article, Illustration543 1974-02-12 8 gVKR since their schooldays they have been interested in the Girl Guide movement. They have carried on even during their working life. And because of their participation and dedication through the years they have been selected for something very special. They are both teachers543 words
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Article, Illustration388 1974-02-12 8 rpHERE is only one thing wrong with the underwear currently being produred by top London designers it is so beautifully cut and styled that it deserves to be seen outside the bedroom. It is pretty, practical and designed with today's clothes in388 words
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Article, Illustration393 1974-02-12 8 YOU cannot slim by starving. Too many girls living on a budget make the mistake of thinking that slimming meals are invariably expensive because they must be based on proteins. "I wish someone would din into these girls that they must393 words
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570 1974-02-12 8 WHISPERS of austerity have floated onto the Italian fashion scene, reports Judith Harris from Rome. The apparent inevitability of higher prices and the problem of getting raw materials point to this possibility. The Italian textile and apparel industry, with a total570 words
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Advertisement295 1974-02-12 8 WAKE UP^ljl YOUR SKIN *ft Before you 1 gofosgep 3 We get so used tp^af^mT^^torget it's there. Then when it^Pns Ip wear out, we wonder why. You^tfrtfn was made to last a long tim^but it does need the help tf Ann* PtrcMrtT Cfeansinc Milk. 'Anne French' deep cleansing milk searches295 words
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Advertisement220 1974-02-12 8 OPEN TILL 9 30 PM. EVERY WEDNESDAY lr*& C.K.TAMC.(S)PTELTD. LV.^ 110 OMCHAHD ROAD SINGAPORE 9 TEL 37'jbOO M HMfs Got a cold? Got a runny nose? B»»ar» c< imitation*, ra W^ look tor •>>! MM U A.i bit from I pn»ri>«c Get Contac 500 The hundreds of tiny time-pn's in220 words
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Advertisement56 1974-02-12 8 AnuMnl The majority of haemorrhoids or piles require no surgery. Itching. bleeding, pain and general discomfort can be easily treated with Anusol Fast acting Anusol reduces these symptoms, protects agair st infection, sh piles, and generally soothes This encourages heaung to proceed naturally ana quickly. Anusol for long lasting comfort.56 words
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94 1974-02-12 9 Family watching TV robbed of $2,034 FUR robbers armed with daggers held up a family in their flat in Bendemeer Road on Sunday and escaped with cash and Jewellery amounting to $2,034. The robbers surprised Mr. Tan Jin Seong. 45, who was watching television with his family on the third94 words
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Article, Illustration326 1974-02-12 9 rE Laju returned from world headline and was festerday again plying beturtn Pulau Bukom and Tanjong Bqrlayar. Thf ferry which ended her enforced refuge to four hijackers on Thursday night did not begin her trips till yesterday as police andMOHD - 326 words
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203 1974-02-12 9 New and bigger buses on the roads next mbiitli A NEW fleet of buses with a capacity for 62 passengers standing and 33 sitting will be p^ <~>n the road next month. They will also have improved features. The new buses, which cost more than $50,0C0 each, are row being203 words
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Article67 1974-02-12 9 Minister for Summit Club forum THE Minister for Law and Natlonil Development. Mr. E.W. Barker will be guest of honour at an Inaugural forum of the Income Summit Club at Apollo Hotel c.n Saturday at 3 p.m. The general manager of In come. Mr AT Shlmpl. will speak on The67 words
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Article39 1974-02-12 9 THE Singapore Polytechnic Photographic Society will hold an International photographic competition of monochrome prints and colour slides for students. The closing date for entries of monochrome prints U March 23 and for colour slide* on March SO.39 words
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Article32 1974-02-12 9 ANTIDRUG abuse will be the subject of a talk at the Zehiidrr Road community cenlrt on FVb 23 kt 7.30 pm The centre »H1 livid an rxhibit.mi on fVb 24 fn>m32 words
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448 1974-02-12 9 AHMAD OSMAN - AHMAD OSMAN By J^ORHY owners arc noi keen to take part in ScbtiOK B of the supplementary public transport service. Mi. Lim Kirn Peng, chairman of the Singapore Lorry Owners Association, said yesterday. 'The lorry owners' response to the scheme, which will448 words
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Article24 1974-02-12 9 RULES to prohibit the uae of real mil bvu lanes by motorist* during petk houn on working days have been gazrtttd24 words
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372 1974-02-12 9 SINGAPORE student leaders yesterday said they would put up detailed proposals on how to improve Singapore s bus services without any Increase in fares if the Government gives them data to work on. In a Joint statement, the unions representing Ngee Ann372 words
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Article, Illustration1439 1974-02-12 9 John Dawson - John Dawson. Announcement By FOR more than four years, The House of Dawne (TM) has been waging a war on fat in their slimming salons all over the world. During the same time, excess weight has been recognized as a great threat to health a killer.1,439 words
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Article192 1974-02-12 9 TRUE. I had to watch my eating habits but to my surpi found I could eat more than what I did before, only I had to choose more carefully. •Unbelievable, you may say. So did I, but I stand as living proof that the House of Dawne (TM)192 words
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Advertisement279 1974-02-12 9 Master Time Centre 94 Series is a Piezoelectric quatz crystal oscillator for X" """V controlling secondary time indicators, utility /■><>" A control equipment. f .Jr ,1 'locating 1 ELECTRIC TIME M 1 I STAMP I *j^-\ I 1 V s^- JOB COST RECORDER SIMPLEX Program Centre wlth circuits for controlling279 words
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Article472 1974-02-12 10 THE NTUC secretary-general did not dole out a spoonful of sugar to help the medicine go down. Wage increases cannot match current price increases; whatever wage adjustments are made from July 1 in accordance with the National Wages Council's recommendations, real Incomes will drop, Mr. C.V. Devan Nalr472 words
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Article135 1974-02-12 10 COME Singaporeans cannot afford to be choosy. But some are spoilt; they ignore, e\en resist, cost-cutting retail methods, yet complain about the cost of living. It is mainly at these Singaporeans, from the middle-class upwards, that Mr. Devan Nalr yesterday directed his fourpoint proposal to offset135 words
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462 1974-02-12 10 JACKIE LEISHMAN - Powell: His going may be a blow to Tories JACKIE LEISHMAN B> MR. Enoch Powell may have dealt a masterly blow to the Conservative Party. If his decision to bow out of politics proves to be Irrevocable he could not have chosen a better time to take it: the man462 words
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531 1974-02-12 10 BARRY WATERS: BELGRADE - BARRY WATERS: BELGRADE By ALBANIA, whose only political allegiance for the past 14 years has been to China, is looking for friends closer to home and may even be contemplating patching up old quarrels with the Soviet Union. The communist531 words
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Letter108 1974-02-12 10 AS a visiting American, I was Impressed with the Intelligent and honourable way in which Singapore officials handled the Bukom Bombers affair. I would also like to state that, unlike another recent visitor who ccmplalned via this column. I have found the taxi drivers and shop108 words
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326 1974-02-12 10 Increased fees and a $100,000 'profit' for schools |\r. Nail a Tan ought to \J be commended for the frank and enlightened letter (S.T. Feb. 7). I wish more preresslonal or public figures like her would follow her exairple. May I add another example of how, In my view, the326 words
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165 1974-02-12 10 Do these degrees qualify for tax relief? I AM confused by the section of the Income Tax form under which professionally qualified women can claim "Children Relief." Which universities or equivalent Institutions or professions are approved by the Minister? I can not recall having seen such a list In the165 words
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Letter275 1974-02-12 10 GOVT REPLIES THIS Is In reply to the letter from "DN" (ST., Jan. 28). "The Dean Martin Show" Is a musical-variety programme scheduled at 835 p.m. over Channel 5. while "Combat" is an action drama scheduled at 8.55 p.m. over Channel 8, on Saturdays. It Is a275 words
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910 1974-02-12 10 JAMES HESTON - JAMES HESTON NEWS THESE DAYS SEEMS JUST TOO ABSURD By THE headlines these days are enough to stun the mind. No wonder people don't trust the newspapers: The news can't be true. The front pages are obviously absurd. Who isNYT - 910 words
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Advertisement4 1974-02-12 10 P'^T^^m'VJbßM 3803 7040 SS6O4SO4 words
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Advertisement318 1974-02-12 10 I A CONTEST I I FOR ALL IN I I THE FAMILY I Yet another exciting new contest in the New Nation it now on. This tiae ill the members of the family can join in the fun. I Called Prizewords it is unbelievably easy -all you I will have318 words
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222 1974-02-12 11 Postpone sending pigs here, exporters —urged THE Singapore Pork Merchants Association has requested Malaysian exporters to postpone sending their live pigs here* until next Monday to "safeguard the livelihood of local pig breeders." The general cfTalrs officer of the association. Mr. Tan Beng Huat. said yesterday It felt local pig222 words
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Article32 1974-02-12 11 THE Whampoa Constituency Sports Association will h .id a Whampoa Nile" at ihe Island Ballroom. Bhangrila Hotel, on Feb. 23 at 7.30 pm to ralae funds for a ■cnoUnbip fund.32 words
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Article, Illustration255 1974-02-12 11 THE Commonwealth Development Corporation (CDC) will increase its financial Investment in Singapore by another $20 million soon, the Chairman, Sir Eric GriffithJones, announced here yesterday. Sir Eric said at present CDC's Investment in Singapore totalled $60 million mostly in public and255 words
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87 1974-02-12 11 Quadraplegic to speak at club lunch QU ADR APLEOIC Johnny Ang will speak on The Psychology of the Handicapped at the Klwanis Club lunch meeting at the Ming Court Hotel today. Johnny. 34. said yesterday at hU bedside at Mount Alvernla Hospital that he had accepted the offer to speak87 words
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Article37 1974-02-12 11 THE Chinese YMCA will hold a three-month beginners' course and a four-month advanced level course In sewing from Peb. IS and 23 respectively at It premises In Palmer Road. For further information ring »84«8137 words
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Article54 1974-02-12 11 FINEJ ranging from $10 to $50 were Imposed on 103 people yesterday for Jittering offences under the Environmental Public Health Act. They pleaded guilty In the Tenth Magistrate's Court to Uttering various places In Singapore with cigarette butts, sweet wrappers, fruit skins and used bus tickets during54 words
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Article101 1974-02-12 11 WOMAN GETS NEW KIDNEY SURGEONS at Outram Hospital have performed another kidney transplant the ninth in Singapore. The kidney was transplanted Into a woman who had been receiving treatment from an artificial kidney for the past five months. The donor was a 33--year-old man who died in a road accident.101 words
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391 1974-02-12 11 Court told of slain girl's $20,000 savings A DETECTIVE, accused of shooting dead his girlfriend, tcjd the High Court yesterday that he never took advantage of the fact that she was a bar-waitress although he knew she had over $20,000 savings. Soh Song Kiang. 30. said this In cross-ex-amination by391 words
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Article, Illustration286 1974-02-12 11 ARREST AFTER 105 kph CHASE fWO young unlicensed motorcyclists, who used Serangoon Road as a motor speedway, were caught after police laid a trap following complaints, a court was told yesterday. Chua Ka Wee, 21, of Loropg Hal us, and Ong Poh Pieow, 18, a vocational286 words
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Article160 1974-02-12 11 MORE than 1.600 employees of Mandarin Hotel are to get more pay and Improved working conditions. They Include 400 em ployees in Neptune Theatre Restaurant. Neptune Cocktail. Horizon Coffee House and Harbour Terrace In the Overseas Union Shopping Centre In Collyer Quay. This follows160 words
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145 1974-02-12 11 Illegal lottery: Six fined $16,000 CIX men were fined a a totaJ of $16.0*0 by the First Magistrate's Court yesterday for assisting in carrying on an Illegal 10,000 characters lottery over the weekend. They were Loo Ec Hah. 59, Ng Yon* Koon, 27, Tan Ah Kaw, 32. and lim Eng145 words
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Article34 1974-02-12 11 THE Singapore Chess Federation will open this year's annual champ onship to all to celebrate the Golden Jubilee ol the World Chess Federation FIDE. Closing date (or entries Is Feb. 23.34 words
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Article262 1974-02-12 11 YfR. A.C. Simmons. 64, has resigned as chairman and managing director of Straits Times Press (Singapore) Ltd.. after serving as its chief executive for almost 36 years. The announcement Ml made at the company's annual general meeting yesterday. Mr. C.C. Tan. a director, has been appointed262 words
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Advertisement209 1974-02-12 11 "TXBT International JLm%tjj& Training Centre THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE SECRETARIAL LANGUAGE TRAINING IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA The I. T.C. Private Secretary's Certificate has long been recognised as Singapore's leading qualification for Private Secretaries. I T.C. provides a one year full time course of professional training leading to the I. T.C. 'tination as209 words
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Miscellaneous21 1974-02-12 11 WATER consumption on Sunday was 1M.6 million rations (476,000 cubic metres). 4.4 million gallons (2t.Mt cubic metres) less than on Saturday.21 words
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Miscellaneous763 1974-02-12 11 I TV SINGAPORE (5) X i\[\ m Opening and In md 7AC Ml Survival Lure of J.UU and Around (English) /.UJ the Falcon IM News 3)1 Diary of Events (English) (Malay) 7.41 Sandmara-Hamidan 1.3S Love Is a Many Splendoured (Malay drama) 1.41 The Befnenders Thing J55 Our Music Makers (Eng-763 words
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Miscellaneous147 1974-02-12 11 TV MALAYSIA (3) CAA PM Programme Summary Programme Summary 7J3 Foram J.UU 5.|5 star Trek More 1.12 Bmtang RTM Sarawak I.M Tnbbles. More Troubles SJI Man Penstiwa I.N News 1.21 Dewan Melukis 5.51 Weather Report IJI Negara 1.33 World Championship News 1.12 Belajarlah Bahasa Anda Wrestling 11.11 The Name of147 words
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Advertisement420 1974-02-12 12 HOTEL AND CATERING TRAINING SCHOOL INDUSTRIAL TRAINING NAM. SINGAPORE Applications are Invited from Singapore Citizens for the following courses:--(A) Hotel Cashiers Course H Hotel Front Office Middle Technical Supervisory Leiel lC Hotel Housekeeping Middle Technical Supenison Le»el (D) Food Beverage Senice Middle Technical Supervisory Let el (F) Food Be*erage Senice420 words
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Advertisement416 1974-02-12 12 afl -*^Lb MOSBERT GROUP OF COMPANIES invites applicants for the following positions: A) PROPERTY MANAGER The Job: ein consultation with senior management, coordinate plans and proposals for the development or re development of the Groups properties to achieve maximum profitability. c organise the maintenance and leasing of the existing properties.416 words
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Advertisement577 1974-02-12 12 I RESTAURANT MANAGE^! Requ ired by a leading I I Company to manage its I I restaurants. Applicationsare invited from I I Singapore Citizens who should I have an adequate English I education, some years of I experience in running I I restaurants with ability to I I meet targets,577 words
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Advertisement754 1974-02-12 12 Required by newly established high precision mechanical manufacturing concern PRODUCTION FOREMAN Candidates must possess minimum 5 years relevant supervisory experience in manufacturing of highly precision mechanical components, metal fabrication and fitting assembly A sound educational background is preferred. Selected candidates may have tne opportunity of overseas training in specialised and754 words
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Advertisement47 1974-02-12 12 ■fc(MMBIMpiMpLifIMMBjM MASTER REQUIRED Master required to man offshore vessel of approximately 100 tons. nett. Experience in shallow seismic survey, coring and mooring vessel with three hydraulically operated anchors is desirable. Please submit full particulars of qualifications and experience together with salary expected to S.T. Box NBll3l Singapore.47 words
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Advertisement1429 1974-02-12 13 CWTArHEmrP SERYILU TO Bt ONTINENT N fjj D IT ftl A V/OPJ utiint 0 ••■> trt«. Hamt UK BEN A VON iip* is Fai ii mm it mm Imm KIMIiIM UPtISS MFrt SIM ll«r lAm It Am MIUIIMI lIPHU II Fit IMM MMm 11 Mm HMm II Mm ll»Ft»atl lAY1,429 words
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Advertisement1114 1974-02-12 13 BLUE SEA UNE EExpr*9*3i**6\cS*n*s9mr*c* MtttltN talt/Pail N. Tart Ptf fP. KUtf S part nurta^ Pf IKAMCt tailal taiM tatM B Ptrt PIPSEIIS sXiMI MII FM 14 Fit IS Ftt II Ftt II PtITESIUn tw M aaa n Ftt I i SHAN Fall- MMMMMI4PllttCLM Ftt I ftt II Mir O M«1,114 words
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Advertisement1130 1974-02-12 13 111 II M I ■■■■111 aTaTa^taTaTatatMl mmmmmmi W^J riLL -ir^BßLialß S port P Ktiavj Scan. Aaiit.ia Franca UK. KNAVON 11 FM is Frt tl Mm It Mm Imm aONCKONC EIPHSS MFrt am I In 1 am it am WLKHMIM EIPRfSS nrrt IMr MMm 11 mm MMm MMm UVtRPMI lAT 41,130 words
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Advertisement1077 1974-02-12 13 FULLY CONTAINERIZtD SERVICE TO EUROPE k»d,n,Spo.. M 55« 'Z* «C«e,o>..A m: e r a ,n,.An.«rp,leH«,. silaniia mm ii Basle. Hamburg, Bretntn, Brfmertu»e", nemloti ieiimi ipV *J Aarhus. Cop«nha|en, Gothenburg, Malmoe. toT Stockholm. Oslo. Helsinki, United Kingoom FULLY CONTAINERIZED SERVICE FROM EUROPE FROM: HUUTt OELF' 'll 11 efdim AfnSlef<Um *">«''• le1,077 words
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Advertisement786 1974-02-12 13 S.nt«t«r. *****4; P. K«Utt« 6341; X.L *****; ••twittj ISJOI. THE BANK LINE LTD. ioais mils mv PimtAM MHt.t.us. FtfM.Mi. lIS. AMa) P Kllaaf S port TaH/H Frt ■AtllAM (V Alt.ca ow>) P utiani s»o>t I'll Mm ritM iasi t ttan afh:a fm iammi. maniu AVINIANI P KtltKf S'POTt 11 11786 words
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Advertisement1067 1974-02-12 14 i I ML Ift' [%mM |OM lY^t KAWASAKI KJSEN KAISHA LTD. UMSAJU MMUU RCSCM WISMA ITI. JAPAN, h now. nuns suvicl Maaa Utaaaaai I'tan P. Mlaaf I SNIWN MAIU »)4 It rat Jipm-A'ibltn Cull Sarvie* lajim rtt: I H-...C.-A.U... Ca^-^lU*,^ a MaaaJl RairaK ■MetraanaaHr. J.p.rv South AlHow W«.t Alrioja SurvlM1,067 words
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Advertisement843 1974-02-12 14 BEAUTY LINES ETA HO FM: I C T lEAIITT LITIS It Pirt 14 Fil Tractors for Indonesia. i > uYwSnifftl »F*t 14 Frt I,Kto-s for Indooesia! lILF RANKER 14 frt II Ft* lakarti. IST LHTAP U Frt II Frt lap*. lEAUTT VINO* 14 Frt 17 Frt MaMla. •EAITT LILT 15843 words
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Advertisement995 1974-02-12 14 U.K. lUHOM UtVICt LOADING FOR LONDON, ROTTIRDAM. HAMBURG Sirajaaara P. MHaf Ptaaaa irrrm riINCE MalU It Part 14/IJ Tat L'Ma 1] Mar. I'tara II Mar. NjaMM| a Mar. NEPTUNE IMEULI S 1 Mar 1/11 Mar 11 Mar loataa 4 lar. rJaa 10 Aar. Maaiawi UA»r. ARRIVALS FROM NORTHWIST EUROKAN PORTS995 words
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Advertisement890 1974-02-12 14 TMI a.o«T or lIHCAPOKI Kola Malu 81. Tuhalkw B/l AOT HOIIITI ANMOUMCIO aM Mo. r. A«o H 3 TMC FOLLOWINC ■IRTMIMO *>a«NCI«INTI FOR Fit 11. COAITAL •■■TH: Tala* Tl laland'UHilan. •UT: Bare* Ann Khrni No I. Onnir lv 11 Horch Dy«« DOT: Mount Aao B/». 11/11. a>i OuaMlan II Kwooi890 words
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Advertisement1002 1974-02-12 14 FOR SALE 17 TONS GENERAL PURPOSE POLYESTER RESIN OF EUROPEAN ORIGIN. FRESH AND IN TOP CLASS CONDITION. ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. SUBMIT OFFERS TO: BOX NO. 74 JURONG TOWN POST OFFICE. NOTICE Ocean Salvage Tug; 1812 GRT Service Speed 15 Knots 8000 I HP: 212.000 pounds proven bollard1,002 words
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Advertisement686 1974-02-12 15 An expanding manufacturing concern (subsidiary of a large International Group of Companies) producing Electrical Household Appliances, based In Petaling Jaya, required the services of the lollowlng:A i Chief Engineer The Job: Responsible to General Manager tor all engineering aspects and specltlcally for Quality Control. Development Production Engineering. The Development tt686 words
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Advertisement818 1974-02-12 15 TENTERA LAUT DIRAJA MALAYSIA UTNUI PERANTIS KIMPU lISEIEMM LAUT 1 Pemuda-pemuda vans berkelayakßn adr.Uh ditawarkiri untuk menglkuti lallhan PERANTIS KIMPU dldalam TXNTERA LAOT DIRAJA KeUrakan 2 Kelayakan >ang a.perluuaD adalah srpcru l)rnl:ui a. Memiliki Si.nl Pelaiaran Vokesyenal aUu~b. Memiliki Sijll Pelaiaran' Malaysia atau Malaysian Certificate of Education aUu Overseas School818 words
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Advertisement577 1974-02-12 15 Xk. 'ALCAN HAS THE OPPORTUNITIES HAVE YOU THE POTENTIALS? ALCAN MALAYSIA BERHAD. which is a subsidiary of Alcan Aluminium Limited, the Canadian based I iternational Company, invites applications from qualified Malaysian Citizens for the following positions: ALUMINIUM SHEET DEPARTMENT Sheet Development Engineers Diploma/Degree in either Mechanical or Civil Engineering. Mature577 words
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Advertisement882 1974-02-12 15 SALES MANAGER The Home Division of j. L. Morison, Son Jones (M) Sdn. Bhd markets a variety of products such as English 'Pyrex" utilising directselling methods. Further expansion has created an immediate vacancy for a Sales Manager, who will report to the Manager of the Division Applications are invited from882 words
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Advertisement164 1974-02-12 15 NOTICE WORLDWIDE HOLDINGS BERHAD LOSS OF SHARE CERTIFICATES The undermentioned certificates have been reported lost or destroyed and are hereby declared nail md void. ORDINARY SHARE CERTIFICATE Number In the name of No. of Shares WH 3742 Dalbar Nominees L'mlted 1.000 WH 478 Dr. Lee Tat Seng 1,000 A 1883164 words
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Article271 1974-02-12 16 SMART Shirts of Hongkong has declared an unchanged interim dividend of 45 HK cents for the year ending March 1974. The company said the profit level has been maintained despite difficult market conditions and it is hoped to keep the final dividend at a "reasonable level." No271 words
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Article170 1974-02-12 16 Rittt Y.H.B. $2 10 +.M IL Leone 93. n +.04 Falls M Bank M 45 40 S. Tinea $4 78 0.C.8.f. M 55 —.25 1.0.8. 1500 —JO Houatrad $5 20 —JO Inchrape $5.80 —20 $396 —It li H $344 —16 N. Iron $670 —.15 8. Darby $4.50170 words
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Article, Illustration1680 1974-02-12 16 'I'HE last transacted saie at the close of business In the Stock Exchange cf Singapore yesterday compared with yesterday's prices together with 1973 74 high and low. Adjusted for all new lv.ues. STEKLIMQ RUBBERS 4.M 240 Bekoh <30 8.35 2.22 C. Plant 3.38 .OS MX) 340 H. Low1,680 words
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Article1345 1974-02-12 16 DIC and offer prices officially llst<«! «nd business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with ihe number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INUI'STBIALS Acma (2 408 2 658) A. Tape 1 1 308 1 4JS>1,345 words
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Article357 1974-02-12 16 CENTIMENT remained dull and the trend was generally easier on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday as operators continued to hold off. Fresh dealt were scarce and the day's turnover was much reduced to 1.874,000 units, the bulk of which was written on contra account in a357 words
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Article1422 1974-02-12 16 BID and oTfer prices officially 1 llsutd and business In ann repotted to the Stock Exchance of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of I.COO units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma i 2 458 2.608). A.P.I. (1.168 1.188) (1) 1.20.1,422 words
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Article275 1974-02-12 16 Prices in KL marked down SHARE prices yielded further ground in an extension of last week's easier trend as sellers dominated trading at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. With the news background uninspiring, prices opened cautiously with quotes posted at wide disparity. The first few deals clinched were well275 words
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575 1974-02-12 16 BATU Kawan has turned in another year of bumper profits. Pre-tax profits for the year ended August 1973 improved by 38.5 per cent to $6.41 million from $4.63 million previously. Tax takes $223 million against $1.95 million last time, leaving net profits of $4.18575 words
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Article28 1974-02-12 16 Rubber: Feb. 11. Singapore: 233.50 cts. (down 9.50 cts.) Malaysia: 230.50 cts. (down 8.00 cts.) Tin: $1,000 (up $1). Official ofTrrinE 248 tons (down 2 tons).28 words
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Article54 1974-02-12 16 Saturday Friday Usl US* Melbourne (1) Cloned 83 33 London Cloaed 143.00 Krirut Cloacd 144 25 Homckonit 141.10 139 00 Zurich Cloaed 142.008 Cloaed 144 O^IS Paria Cloaed 149 :2 8por« (SI >««3« >«« M Export price In non-aterllnf ar«*l in is doliara per ounce. II) Aualralian dollar!54 words
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Article29 1974-02-12 16 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday recovered $1 on Saturday's close to $1,000 per picul on an official offering down two tons to 248 tons.29 words
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Article96 1974-02-12 16 Ccm N A VcY ."CA^RI HoVm CIOSINC pajICCS PIH PICUL VESTIRDAY Coconut OH: bulk f 142 nominal drum IMS nominal Carpar MUM (looaf) VK Com M nominal P*pp«r Muntok AST A whllf fob 10O<; NL.W (307 arllrra. Sarawak white fa b. M 5295 atlltn. Bnrr«ak apccial bi.ck fob t*'<96 words
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Article576 1974-02-12 16 THE Singapore rubber market opened fovr cents lower yesterday following easier overseas market and slipped further to 239.00 cents per kilo for March RSS One i on stale bull liquidation. Around mid-day there was recovery of three on short-covering, but this was shortlived. The morning576 words
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Article101 1974-02-12 16 rj.MLY SMR price* Issued at noon yectertUy: Feb. Marth urrrnt Mth) (Forward Mth) fm.ui.il Buyrn Sellers Bayers Sellers (centa par kg) (ccoto Mr kg) SMR SCV (1 ton pallet) 261 00 263 00N 261 00 263 00N SMR SL (1 ton pal'et) 246 00 250 00N 246 00101 words
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Article270 1974-02-12 16 rvECEMBOI rubber pro- ductlon by estates of the following companies are: KUocranu Austral En t*rp rises 5 1 .846 Ayer Molek 77.747 Benta 231.331 Buklt Katll 54.544 Castlefleld (Klang) 268.083 Consolidated Plant 3.772.508 Edensor 72.570 Olengowiie 63.050 Golden Hope 1.316,884 Holyrood 87.091 Hongkong (Selangor) 35,341 Inch Kenneth (Kajang)270 words
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Article60 1974-02-12 16 rIE US dollar opened around $2.4750 $***** In the Singapore forex market yesterday and after a day of very quiet trading it closed fractionally firmer at $*****— 52 4810. In the early session. the dollar firmed $2.4800 —$2.4820 and thereafter dipped marginally and heid steady at $2 478060 words
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Article193 1974-02-12 16 The following are the nominal average closing Interbank rates In Singapore: Currencies Nominal rates S...iUuonlaa quoted yesterday (Croat) parity chanjt US Dollar 2 4800 2 4810 2 81S6 1244 Sterling Pound 5 5275 5 5385 7 3469 —24 76 Hongkong Dollar 48.70 48.80 50 51 —3 58 Malaysian193 words
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Article401 1974-02-12 16 MELBOURNE. Mon al Mining and Industrial shares closed on a flnn note In quiet trading condition:, on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, while oil shares declined. Oolc! stocks were In the a'orndance from the opening bell, aided by the continued rise In the bu'lion price GMK soared to A401 words
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Article14 1974-02-12 16 ALL markets in Tokyo were closed yesterday for the National Founding Day.14 words
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Article265 1974-02-12 16 HONGKONG HONGKONG. Mon. Steady selling pressure on the Hongkong stock market today caused share prices 10 fall In moderate tradIng. The Hang Seng index lost 943 points to *****. Hongkong Bank dropped to HK529.00 on Its Local register and moved down to $28.30 on Its London register. Other265 words
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492 1974-02-12 17 M. Banking's E profits ontinue to advance PROFITS at Malayan Banking have continued to expand during the current year to June 1974. But the pace of the earnings advance appears to be slowing down. For the first six months ended December 1973, the bank's net proflt« came to $4.60 million492 words
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Article195 1974-02-12 17 ALLIED Malayan Development's offer of l 5 million $1 shares at $1 20 has attracted 4.383 applications to the value of $6,010,800 an oversubscription of more than three times. An additional 500.000 shares which were reserved for staff, dealers and associates of the company were fully taken195 words
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Article218 1974-02-12 17 THE year just past has been a bumper period for South Pacific Textile Industries. Group profits before tax more than doubled to $2 63 million for the year ended September 1973 from the previous year's $l 29 million. Tax requires $125 million against $650,000, leaving profits of $1.38218 words
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Article229 1974-02-12 17 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rate* as at =k>«e on Monday, Feb. 11: is Dalian Oflrr BU d«yi a 1 3 a 3/* >«"> a i/a s/a 2 mth» a 1/3 a 3/8 3 mth» a 13 83 8 0 mth» a 7 18 8 6/18 »nuhs a229 words
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Advertisement981 1974-02-12 17 MALAYAN BANKING BERHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) 93. Jalan Bandar. Kuala Lumpur. INTERIM DIVIDEND NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that an Interim Dividend of 6% (lass 40% Income Taxi as against 4% In the previous year has been declared In respect of the Company's financial year ending 30th June 1974. This Dividend981 words
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Advertisement1047 1974-02-12 17 states of malaya in the sessions court at kuala lumpur civil action no. 514 of Is7i bbttwekn Pernas Trading Sdn. Berhad. Tlngkat l.lji! Bangunan Baku. 91. Jalan Campbell. Kuala Lumpur. Plaintiff AND 1. Anthony s/o A. Joachim > 3. afohamed Ismail A/L Pakklr trading as Mohamed Premier Stationers Co., 1.1,047 words
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Advertisement511 1974-02-12 17 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that with effect from the 22nd day of December 1973 the partnership heretofore subsisting between KUNC CHANG YIP, CHEANG WAH CHAI and YEO BOH SENG carrying on business in carpentry works under the style and firm of YIP SENG WAH FURNITURE COMPANY at No.511 words
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Advertisement275 1974-02-12 17 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, TAN CHIN HUAT of No: 38 Cowdray Avenue Singapore, have applied for a Wholesale Dealer's licence in respect of premises No: 21 Jurong Port Road (PATERSON. SIMONS CO (S) PTE LTD). Singapore, and that this application will be heard in the Court of275 words
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Article39 1974-02-12 18 LATEST SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS For natural facelifting, orown patches, acne all skin conditions regular facials, postnatal and spotreducln* consult Louise Klerk, medically trained and qualified Beauty Specialist and Physiotherapist with 24 years tropical experience Hotel Stngapura. telephone *****3 (Spore)39 words
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Advertisement2074 1974-02-12 18 classified ads d) ACCOUNTS CLERK REOUIRED by Hire Purchase company Apply personally at 233. Upper Thomson Road 5 miles. Tel *****4 Spore An International Manufacturing Company Invites applications for MALE SENIOR CLERK (Accounts) Applicant, anould hove L.C.C Certificate in Bookkeeping or Higher Accounting or Equivalent an advantage c 2 52,074 words
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Advertisement843 1974-02-12 18 ESTABLISHED TRADING HOUSE requires Van Salesman Minimum Secondary 3 qualifications At least 2 years experience Must possess driving licence Please write to The Advertiser. 425. 4th floor. Maxwell House. 20. Maxwell Road. Spore 2. SALESMEN MALE FEMALE REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY BY THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOK DIVISION OF TIMES DISTRIBUTORS SDN BHD COVERING843 words
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Advertisement810 1974-02-12 18 INTERNATIONAL COMPANY requires Immediately Production workers completed National Service Please Tel *****7 during office hours. A CAREER IN CONSUMER PRODUCTS SELLING Leading American Organisation invites applications for the following vacancies in their Consumer Products Division A) TWO VAN SALESMEN (or todtos) B) ONE VAN DRIVER (A) Singapore citizen between 21810 words
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Advertisement774 1974-02-12 18 FEMALE MESSENGER/ GENERAL DUTIES. Apply with passport site photograph non-returnable) age. education to S T Box A ***** Spore MESSENGER REOUIRED by Jurong Factory Preferably able to ride scooter/ car S.T. Box A ***** Spore SKF SOUTH EAST ASIA (PTE LIMITED Gui Circle, Jurong. require* immediately (1) STATISTICAL CLERK (FEMALE).774 words
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Advertisement919 1974-02-12 18 BEDOK JALAN LIMAU MANIS. double-storey semi-detached $400 unfurnished Katong East Coast Road. Palm Drive doublestorey terrace house, unfurnished $500 Dlst 10 Lasla Avenue double-storey terrace. furnished, telephone $700 Katong. East Coast Road semidetached double-storey, carpe'eu rooms. 2 alr-condltloners. f irnlshed. telephone $950 Evergr.-en Housing Agent. 463, Joo C.ilat Road, tel919 words
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Advertisement878 1974-02-12 18 WE NEED APARTMENTS and houses in good neighbourhoods for clients from large international companies. Leases will be with company which offer good terms of payment Rentals should be $800 $3500 Please call *****83 SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION WANTED for a company director in April 4 bedrooms plus other usual amenities. Long lease878 words
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Advertisement889 1974-02-12 18 SINGLE-STOREY DETACHED BUNGALOW al '"i A Jalan Angln Laut Area 8.600 sq ft Price $220 000 o n o Ring Miss Tan *****25 Spore. FABER HILLS new terrace splitlevel S rooms terrazzo parquet Price $160.0000 n o Phone4ls3So p m FAR EAST MANSION .< >>rdroomed flat, partly furnished 2 alrcons889 words
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Advertisement496 1974-02-12 19 iIOEN MILE STUDIO office Floor 960 sq ft iiOO.OOO- Phone KATONG SHOPPING CENTRE 432 $1 50 per square feet WANTED OODWON SPACE -rd area acceptable ■a»f security pfc^rtiigtmStS-pere. INVESTMENT: CATERING SUSINESS 2 foodslalls turnover 1150 pt day. 50H margin Takeover including cook, servers i. -port $4,000 Ring Mohan i i496 words
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Advertisement796 1974-02-12 19 LOW COST FLIGHTS To London I Amsterdam. Frankfurt Hamburg. Parts. Copenhagen. New York. Lot ATigeles Toronto. Vancouver Also To Australia Indonesia. Bangkok. Hongkong. Japan. Taiwan World Charters Centre. 153 A. Market Street B'pore 1 Tel *****9 *****3 JUMBO TOURS SIA 747 Hon-iKong I Bangkok 8 days $975. 18/2. 18 3796 words
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Advertisement864 1974-02-12 19 FORD CORTINA OT I*oo. 1972 Many extras Beautiful condition Well maintained and chauffeur driven 25.000 miles, alrcondltloned Call Crabb ***** Spore office hours. FAULTLESS ISM MAZOA ISOOone owner, price $4,600 0.n.0 View Block 79. No: 29. Toa Payoh Central, contact Phillip *****6/ 7 Spore INTERESTED IN YELLOW AUSTIN 1300 OT864 words
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Advertisement648 1974-02-12 19 FOR SALE AS GOING CONCERN 47 Kooms First Claas Motel at Victoria Canada with extension potential a further 30 units CLOSE TO CITY Price Canadian 574Y000 Terms can be arranged King *****. Victor L Mrndez Pte Ltd International Keal Estate Consultants DEALERS WANTEO for Singapore. Malaysia and Indonesia Markets for648 words
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Advertisement973 1974-02-12 19 THr BANKRI IM( > fsCI U N *K N MI Chapter Ili-Roisrd rd MM <"WMfR *NW MHIION in rm nkm (<)i ri "MHici m intended Or IMr RH'l BIK IHMDrM) OFMVCtPORI Bankruptcy Nos In Bankruptcy No 309 of 1973 272/59 Abdul Rani Bans re: M.S Abdul Razak Bln PPunt *n973 words
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594 1974-02-12 20 Millionaire has luck with Happy Melodys MILLIONAIRE racehorse owner Tan Sri Tan Chin Tuan. of Chens Stable, is certainly lucky with his two Happy Melodys. Happy Melody the First, an Irish gelding by Ballyogan, was one of the finest sprinters since the war and his many successes in 1959 and594 words
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357 1974-02-12 20 DENNIS CHIA - Monaco shows improvement on good track DENNIS CHIA By MONACO, a last start third to the useful Xanadu at the last meeting here, showed improvement in his preparations for this weekend's pro-am meeting on a good track at Bukit Timah this morning. Ridden by top amateur rider Desmond Brown. Monaco357 words
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Article93 1974-02-12 20 RAFFLES Institution opened their title defence In majestic fashion by trouncing First Toa Payoh 9-1 In the City District's Schools 'B division soccer match at Monk's Hill ground yesterday. Raffles, who led 2-0 at half time, scored through Soh Chye Ouan (2). Chua Cheow Ohee93 words
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Article58 1974-02-12 20 WILLOW Secondary won the Serangoon Dljtrtct .Schools slx-a-slde hockr-y competition when they beat Victoria School In the final Third place went to Hwi Yoh anc 1 Serangoon Garden Technical. The x>wer Secondary Utle was wo by Victoria with Hwi Yon runner-up. Serangoon Secondary Bchool were girls58 words
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Article157 1974-02-12 20 DILETTANTE who finished fourth to seasoned compalgner Happy Melody II on Sunday and a clever winner In the first run. has earned promotion to the top class. Also promoted are Limit, who scored a double at the concluded Perak Turf Club meeting and Brilliant Scholar157 words
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Article766 1974-02-12 20 HANDICAP for this weekend's races at Buklt Tlmah. >nopiigi O NAL 01. i oiv. »F CMSMt): Commander-In Cal.f ii too; Tengah II 8.13; Boniface 8.12; Champagne II J2 rili »i°- °"x> ii "^10; Ouua 8.08; Invader SOU; OataMw 8.07 Noble Emperor •-OT Better Proaperlty 8.07: Cal.br, 8.04; Ten766 words
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Article, Illustration378 1974-02-12 20 TEOH ENG TATT - Fifa names 'George' in elite 30 TEOH ENG TATT By WELL DONE GEORGE!— George, by the way, is Govindasamy Suppiah, our current No. 1 soccer referee. Oeorge gets a bouquet for winning high honours for Singapore by being the only Asian referee to be selected by Flfa. the controlling body378 words
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221 1974-02-12 20 Pakistan hand 2-0 beating to Malaysia PHRISTCHURCH, Mon v> Pakistan defeated Malaysia by 2-0 In the opening third round match of the International hockey tournament here today. New Zealand beat Canada 3-0 In another game. Malaysia kept the strong Pakistan side scoreless in the first half, but yielded goals inReuter - 221 words
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328 1974-02-12 21 China will challenge Japan at Teheran HONGKONO, Mon. China is at the startIng blocks for a return to the International sports arena. The first major step will be the Asian Games, scheduled for next September in Teheran, But the ultimate goal Is the Olympic Games in 1976. China Is In328 words
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Article56 1974-02-12 21 SYDNEY. Mon. Victoria won the 1973-74 Sheffield Shield lntei jUte cricket championship today when Queensland, the only team with a chance cf overtaking them, were be*t»n by New South Wales. NSW defeated Queensland by 167 runs. NSW 249 and 314-9 declared. Queensland 206 and 191 (O. Chappell 44.56 words
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168 1974-02-12 21 LOUISVILLE (Kentucky), Mon. Ethiopian distance runner Mtruste Ylfter set a world Indoor record of 13 mln 341 sec in the 6.000 metres at the 14th annual Mason-Dixon Games here last night. Ylfter's final appearance In a United States tour smashed a record of168 words
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Article, Illustration610 1974-02-12 21 I AUSANNE, Mon.— The International Olympic Committee yesterday declared its support for next September's Asian Games in Teheran, thus providing China with a further step towards international sporting recognition. 1.0.C. announced its move after an eight-hour meeting, during which it covered the dilemma posedUPI - 610 words
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274 1974-02-12 21 Singapore are out to prove Seap is no flash in pan CINGAPORES soccer team which meet All-Japan at Jalan Besar 13 Stadium tonight (kickoff 7.30) will be out to prove that their Seap Games performance was no flash in the pan, writes JOE 1 DORAI. The Singapore players, in their274 words
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Article37 1974-02-12 21 MADRID. Mon.— The No. 9 shirt of Dutch soccer superstar Johan CruyfT (etched 50.000 pesetas (about $2,300) in an auction here last night to raise money for ailing local Third Division football club U.D Letida.37 words
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235 1974-02-12 21 Williams to lead SRU XV against tourists EiRED Williams, the former English Minor Counties player, will lead SRU XV In their match against the visiting Ponsonby RFC from New Zealand at the padang on Saturday, reports GODFREY ROBERT. Williams, a fine utility player who can be a stand-off, three-quarter or235 words
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441 1974-02-12 21 SELETAR Golf Club foes to the noils for the first time on Saturday to elect two members to the management committee. When nominations closed laat Friday, Joe Gen waa thr only nominee for tbe post aa the clubs captain. Lawyer Lee441 words
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Article, Illustration82 1974-02-12 21 JIPCHO JOINS THE PROS NEW YORK. Mon. Kenyan Ben Jipcbo (above) world record-holder in the 3.000-metre steeplechase and the second fastest miler ever (3:52). has joined the Professional International Track Association and will make his debut at Long Island's Nassau Colesium on Friday. Jipcho will run in the mile race82 words
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Article27 1974-02-12 21 WARSAW. Men— Orazyna Rabsztyn of Poland clipped one tenth of a second off the women's world Indoor 60m hurdles record with 7.9 seconds here yesterday.27 words
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Article41 1974-02-12 21 FORT LAUDERDALE I Florida). Mon. Kerry Melville of Australia stubbed her big toe in a motel room accident on Saturday night, giving favourite Chris Evert the US$lO,OOO tar-out $25,000 > first price in the S-and-H women's tennlr classic by default.41 words
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Article231 1974-02-12 21 I^AMPONG GLAM became first champions of the Inter-Consti- tuency table tennis double knockout tournament when they defeated Hong Lim 3-1 in the final at Gay World Stadium on Sunday, reports PETER SIOW; Ii was sweet revenge for Kampong Glam. who were previously edged 3 2 by231 words
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Article294 1974-02-12 21 SINGAPORE Squash Rackets Association has decided to add an "A" grade to the B.C.D, and E grades in this year's League, in April. The new grade is restricted to IS players who will play round-robin matches among themselves The eligible 15 must be A'294 words
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Article66 1974-02-12 21 BIPS Wanderers beat Inchape 3-1 in a friendly soccer match at Rochester Road ground yesterday. Patrick How Edward Benjamin and Abdul Majid scored for BIPs and Charles Lim for Inchape. PUB Security beat General Hospital 8-5 at GUlman Barracks after leading by 5-0 In the first half.66 words
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Article20 1974-02-12 21 SINGAPORE Recreation Club beat Combined Schools 3-0 In a SWHA leairue hockey match at the padani yesterday.20 words
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Advertisement696 1974-02-12 20 has vacancies tor PARKS OFFICERS on scale 5295 I A2O 33 5 395 A2O 505 560 A 25 660 750 A 35 890 QUALIFICATIONS lit ENTRY POINTS Degree in Agncultun! or Horticulture from a recognised University c>r a Diploma in Agriculture from a recognised College with preferably, at lea; it696 words
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Advertisement543 1974-02-12 20 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT MUAR PETITION NO. 3 OF 1973 In the Matter. of JOHORE SUGAR PLANTATIONS INDUSTRIES BERHAD And In the Matter of the Companies Act, 1965. NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a petition presented to the High Court in Malaya, in the543 words
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Advertisement87 1974-02-12 20 WE SHARE OUR SORROW The Directors, Management and Staff of EASTERN UNITED TRADING (PTE) LTD. CAR-RFNTAL, TOURS TRAVEL DIVISION DEPARTMENT STORE DIVISION CARPETS, LIGHTINGS. WALLPAPER VINYL TILE DIVISION wish to express their condolences on the death of their CHAIRMAN. MR. LIM GIAN HAN. NOTICE AS A MARK OF RESPECT TO87 words
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Advertisement183 1974-02-12 21 calling all ART enthusiasts/ if Over $3,000/- /y eah vouchers in the "SPOT ART" competition rto be won on a beautiful Sunday, 24th February, 1974 8.30 12 noon. H In the lovely grounds of tf>« Peoples Kft^rv Association Headquarters, Kallang On' v^ I participants will he provided with KaH Pentel183 words
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Advertisement201 1974-02-12 21 jjapuddi fwindonesian airways j NOW! COMMUTE i I TO JAKARTA j IN BIG DC-8 i COMFORT! i From February 18 four convenient flights I THREE TIMES DAILY BY DC-8 I departing Singapore every: j 1100 HOURS- FLIGHT GA 983 1600 HOURS FLIGHT GA 981 I 2045 HOURS FLIGHT GA 985201 words
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Miscellaneous38 1974-02-12 21 SOCCER Tour match: Singapore v Japan (Jl. Beaar. 7.30 i; RIGBY Tour match: Ponsonby of Auckland v 1 RNZII (Dieppe Rd.. 4.30). HIM KEY SHA Under--23: Police v Jansenltes (Thomson Rd. S>. SQUASH Police Open I Thomson Rd).38 words
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Article77 1974-02-12 22 Heavy bets on win for Tories f ONDON. Mon. Li Britain* bettors, undeterred by the economic crisis, arc placing* thousands of pounds sterling in bets on the results of the irneral election on Feb. 28. Within the past few days Individual bets of 1 11.000 and £9.000 on a win77 words
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Article63 1974-02-12 22 JAKARTA, lion. A court In Teblng Tlnggi. north Sumatra, has sentenced to life imprisonment Mrs Annan. former chairman of trie communist Women's Association (Oerwanl), for Involvement In the abortive communist coup attempt or IMS. Radio Jakarta reported today. The court also sentenced to 30 years ImprisonmentAP - 63 words
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Article65 1974-02-12 22 LONDON. MOO. A British court today found totmtr International architect. John Paulson. guilty of all IS charges against him of conspiracy and corruption. The Jury's verdict came on the 62nd day of a trial in which Paulson, 63. had been accused of making gifts valued at65 words
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Article50 1974-02-12 22 LONDON. Mon. Britain will formally approach Brazil shortly to secure the release of Oreat Train Robber Ronald Biggs, the Foreign Office announced today. The spokesman said the move would be made through the British Embassy In Brasilia where Biggs is in Jail under preventive arrest.50 words
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354 1974-02-12 22 Warning by Heath as polls campaign begins LONDON, Monday PRIME Minister Edward Heath today warned Britons that they faced tough times ahead in which a strong government was essential to take the measures that would be necessary. As the campaign for the Feb. 28 election officially began, Mr. Heath, LabourReuter - 354 words
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Article157 1974-02-12 22 MANILA, Mon.—Muslim rebels burned one-foorth of a provincial capital In the southern Philippines and fought a fierce battle with government forces over the weekend. The chief of the Philippine constabulary. Maj-Gen. Fedel Ba mos, said the rebels, whom he described as "Maoists,'* were drivenUPI - 157 words
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Article, Illustration28 1974-02-12 22 THE rooftop of an adjoining two-storey building also caught fire, but the blaze was put out within minutes by firemen on a snorkel28 words
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Article91 1974-02-12 22 UPI man loses home in war DHNOM PENH, Mon. •T The war came home last Tuesday for United Press International reporter photographer Nur.n Sing Slphy. Slphy. 24. clicked his shutter helplessly as flames destroyed his home in a normally quiet residential section of the capital. Communist gunners fired 39 roundsUPI - 91 words
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Article49 1974-02-12 22 CANBERRA Mon. Australian opposition leader BUI Snedden today criticised the WhiUam Government for not supporting the proposed expansion of the British-Ameri-can defence station on Diego Garcia In the Indian Ocean. Mr. Snedden said this would further damage Australia's relationship with the United States Reuter. OCATMReuter - 49 words
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117 1974-02-12 22 BANGKOK, Mon. The Thai Cabinet today began reviewing the draft of the country's new constitution amid reports that several clauses of the new document are being challenged. The draft Oa the new constitution was recently completed and sent to the Cabinet which will review it117 words
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Article443 1974-02-12 22 LONDON. Hon.— Oold llnrti (amturad. moving bl(h*r In hiavy trading acalni* the background of t ruing bullion price. Heavyweight tatua* (enaarlly roae between &Op and loop on balance but Vaal r**fa and Am Oold rc*e more. The industrial market wu aubdued reflecting political tnd industrial uncertainties Top line443 words
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148 1974-02-12 22 SPRATLY ISLANDS: SHOWDOWN THREAT BY MANILA SAIOON. Mon— Troopa from the Philippines have taken control of two more Islands in the Bpratly group, threatening a direct showdown with South Vietnam and Taiwan, Vietnamese navy sources said today. Vietnam has landed troops on six of the 15 major Islands. The sourcesUPI - 148 words
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Advertisement331 1974-02-12 22 KOVAC the pocketsized calculator with [P^^^ KOVAC SM-838M With Charger Be it Price or Size, Quality or WS[ Capability, Kovac mini electronic calculator speaks your language. It's the answer to all your calculative problems. As small as your hand, it slips easily into your pocket. Makes your workday shorter. Saves331 words
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Miscellaneous15 1974-02-12 22 The weather THE weather outlook (or Singapore today from 6 a.m. to noon: No rain.15 words
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