The Straits Times, 1 February 1975

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    15 1 The Straits Times EsM. 1845 FINAL EDITION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1975 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 492/75
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
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      World's most dangerous teenager...
      120 1 World's most dangerous teenager... CHE'S sweet sixteen, nubile and ebony- tressed. But her looks lie. For schoolgirl Joie Vejjajiva is— at least in the eyes of those who know— THE WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS TEENAGER So explosively lethal are her lightning fast hands and feet that the James Bond film-mak-ers flew
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      Carry on talking...
      128 1 ALSO in this week's issue Soccer Special, three special features on Singapore's No. 1 sport: THE CHOO SENG QUEE STORY. Uncle Choo talks 0n In the second and final part of an extensive Interview. Tomorrow the controversial sportsman discusses some of his stars, including Quah Kirn Song
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      Go cruising with Cruisewords
      73 1 PLUS A SPECIAL BONUS: Starting tomorrow your great chance of winning a luxury 14--day cruise first-class all the way. This super holiday for four people, worth $11,000, is the first prlie in Cruisewords, a words tame that is easy to play and fun for the whole
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        Day the roof fell on Taffy
        173 1 Day the roof fell on Taffy AFTER 15 years on the "take" his monthly collection was averaging $66,600 then— things began to go wrong for ex-police superintendent Ernest (Taffy) Hunt. In part three of his story in tomorrow's SUNDAY TIMES, Taffy Hunt tells how the Hongkong anti-corruption squad got on
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        A happier life
        99 1 ALSO in the Sunday Times this week is a special report on how you can achieve a happier life— through meditation, the Buddhist way. Written by a former Fleet Street journalist turned Buddhist monk, the feature explains the eight simple steps to take to free your- •ell
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        In Timescope...
        73 1 AH Q talks about the presents he could do without TIME OFF transports you to a timeless world In Lombok SUNDAY COBNEB gets you out of trouble when words cease to flow VANITY FAIB tells you how t > find your man —the modern way HSIN NU-BEN Interviews
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    AIRGIRL DRUG RING PROBE
    264 1  -  PAUL WEE LAI YEW KONG Sex parties at homes By and CENTRAL Narcotics Bureau officers are investigating a drug ring believed to be headed by an air stewardess of an international airline operating from Singapore. Informed sources said the ring comprising stewardesses and other airline staff
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    Lock icon 41 killed as plane dives into sea
    498 1 41 killed as plane dives into sea ISTANBUL, Friday J^O survivors were reported as navy speedboats picked op wreckmage of a Turkish Airlines jet that crashed into the Sea of Marmara last night with 41 people on lx)ard, navy officials said today. The Pokker P-28 Jet went down in the
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    Lock icon 'Accord' on Straits
    50 1 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore have reached an understanding on regulating navigation in the Straits of Malacca, Foreign Minister Mr. Adam Malik said today. He did not elaborate on the understanding but said It would be discussed at a ministerial meeting in Singapore next month. AP.
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    13-death fire: Govt to bring shipyard to court
    263 1 13-death fire: Govt to bring shipyard to court npHE Government has JL instituted legal proceedings against Jurong Shipyard Ltd. and one of its engineers, Mr. Wu Mau. for allegedly contravening the safety provisions of the Factories Act 1973. Th»s move followed the Ministry of Labour's acceptance of the recommendations of
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    Dow Jones
    42 1 NEW YORK. Fri. Dow Jones averages, btaed on first hour of trading on the New York stock exchange: 30 Indus 696.73 up 0.31. 20 transp 157.45 down 0.20, IS Jtlls 79.69 up 0 13. 65 stocks 225.02 up 0.04. UPL
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    Lock icon LATEST Court ruling on Nixon papers
    39 1 LATEST Court ruling on Nixon papers WASHINGTON. Fri. A Federal Judge, Mr. Charles B. Bichey. today ruled that millions of documents and the White House tapes accumulated during the Presidency of Mr. Richard Nixon belong to the Government AP.
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      124 1 Some say money is the root of ail <^J\ evil, but Malay pawangs (magic •^rsfyZ^^w medicine men) of a century ago used tin animal "coins". J(mw/Slo*^^^ Chase Manhattan makes money handling easier Money matters are much less mysterious today, especially when you bank with Chase. We are always trying to
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      59 1 BILINGUAL POLICY'S SUCCESS ruga 19 DAY Israelis were caught napping 2 BOY staff told: No free bus rides 6 WHEN Bonn may invest in Singapore 8 THE student who slapped a teacher 9 CBOSSWOBD 8 ACBOSS THE CAUSEWAY il LETTEBS 14 CINEMAS and NIGHTCLUBS 12. 13 BUSINESS TIMES 15 TV
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      Lock icon Egypt wants France at Geneva talks —
      165 2 Egypt wants France at Geneva talks CAIRO, Fri. Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail I'ahmy said in an lntei view published today 'hat France should represent Europe at the Arab-Israeli peace conference at Geneva "Egypt believes it is necessary that France officially takes part in the Geneva conference as a representative of
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      Lock icon AIR POWER MAY TIP IN ARABS' FAVOUR
      287 2 NEW YORK, Fri TNITED States anU alysts say that Israeli air superiority, a key elerrent in the last two Middte East wars, may be ;eopardised by Egypt's acquisition of French Mirage fighterbombers and fighters. The beiance of air power betv.een the Arabs and
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      Lock icon ISRAELIS CAUGHT NAPPING...
      511 2 ISRAELIS CAUGHT NAPPING... Probe team raps army over 1973 M-East war JERUSALEM, Friday OFFICIAL commission has criticised unpreparedness and lack of discipline within the Israeli uiny in the opening stages of the 1973 Yom Kippur war. "Improvisation is no substitute," declared the five-man commission, headed ed by Justice Simon Agranat,
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      Lock icon Gaddafi: I'm not out to topple Sadat
      117 2 Gaddafi: I'm not out to topple Sadat BEIRUT, Fri. Col. Muammar Gaddafi of Libya says he does not want to overthrow President Sadat of Egypt. "We do not want to overthrow the existing regime in Egypt," he said in an interview published today by the proLibyan newspaper, As Saflr. Col.
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      Lock icon PLA CHIEF LASHES AT ARAFAT
      222 2 BEIRUT, Fri— A rift surfaced today beI twern Mr. Yasser Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) and its regular arm the Palestine Liberation Army (PLA). "The rift has become really dee.o." said Brigcen. Musbah Buderi. the Damascus based PLA commander -in chief. In an interview published
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      28 2 BONN, Fil. The Bonn Government has approved a new treaty *'lth Fiance allswing the German courts to prosecute convicted Nazis living openly In West Germany UPI
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      Lock icon Chess: It's neck and neck
      120 2 Chess: It's neck and neck MELBOURNE, Fri. F l l Upino Eugenic Torre will be pressed to retain his lead when the final round of AsianPacific chess championship starts here tomorrow. Torre, with nine points to his tally, is only half a point ahead of international master Tan Llan Ann
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      Lock icon Heath Veil ahead of rivals'
      285 2 Heath Veil ahead of rivals' LONDON, Friday MR. EDWARD Heath was a firm favourite to retain the leadership of the Conservative opposition after nominations closed yesterday for the first party ballot nex* Tuesday. i His supporters confidently claimed he was well ahead of his two rival contestants, former ministers Mrs.
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      Lock icon CIA has spies in 100 cities: Report
      197 2 CIA has spies in 100 cities: Report WASHINGTON, Fri— A leftwing radical American quarterly has published a list of what it says are the names of US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) operatives in ore than 100 cities around the world. The magazine, called "Counterspy" said the list was accurate to
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      Lock icon Temple freed on $55,000 bail
      156 3 Temple freed on $55,000 bail fIONGKONG, Fri. oH Superintendent Norman Temole was released from cus'f*"-* 00 bail and or£h ii° sUnd trlal on reb. 14 on chartes of "^/"pnate with his official income. .Sn' c c l?'«S2 id HK$lO,--000 (555.000). i n cash and sirned a writ of Personal recognisance
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      Lock icon Former PM's nephew was 'shot to death
      206 3 Former PM's nephew was 'shot to death HOUSTON, Fri. A post-mortem h2 s shown that Joseph Chamberlain, 34 -year old great- nephew of .he late British Prime Mln lster Neville Chamberlain died here on Tuesday morning after being shot three times in the head. Earlier there was speculation that Mr.
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      Lock icon Opec invested $25,000 m in US last year
      534 3 Opec invested $25,000 m in US last year WASHINGTON. Fri f\IL producing countries invested about US$ll,OOO million (5525,300 million) in the United States last year, Treasury Secretary William Simon said. These members of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) accumulated about US$6O,OOO million (*****,000 million) in surplus revenues last
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      Lock icon British fleet on visit
      78 3 BANGKOK. Fri Four ships of Britain's Royal Nary, led by a hellcooter cruiser, and an Australian Navy frigate sailed Into Klong Toey port on the Chao Phya River today af'-er Joint exercises with the Royal Thai Navy In the Gulf of Thailand. The ships described by
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      Lock icon Flights to be re-routed
      57 3 WASHINGTON, FTI. Americas two major overaeM airline* have won government approval for a •hake-up of their pacific and Atlantlo routes as a means of heading off financial dbajter. The route restructuring plan proposed by Pan-Aacrl-can World Airways wjd Traniworld A'jllne* received harking from Civil Aeronautics Board
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      Lock icon Giscard sacks 2 top ministers in shake-up
      196 3 Giscard sacks 2 top ministers in shake-up ¥>ARIS, Fri. President 1 Valery G 1 sea r d d'Estaing today fired his Defence Minister and Telegraph Minister in his first Cabinet reshuffle, aimed at ending unrest in the armed forces and strikes In the post and telegraph services. Mr. Glscard d'Estalng.
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      Lock icon Bangkok ties: Hanoi sets 3 conditions
      131 3 HONGKONG, Fri. North Vietnam has put forward three principles on which It Is prepared to meet the Thai government to discuss the normalisation of relations, the North Vietnam News Agency reported today. The agency, monitored here, said North Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Duy Trlnh
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      Lock icon US goes to bargain table before oil talks
      445 3 PARIS, Fri.— The United States has begun a new round of difficult bargaining wi.th Western industrial nations to intensify the consumer cooperation it feels is necessary before any meeting with oil-p rnducing states. At a series of meetings here this week and
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        30 4 MELBOURNE. Frt—Australia has concluded It* blggMt-ever trade deal with China the sale of one million tonnes of wheat tor A* 120 million 1 8*360 million) the Wheat Board announced today.
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        25 4 GENEVA: The United States and Soviet Union today resumed their Strategic Arms Limitation Talks with hopes for a new agreement on atomic weapons by summer.
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        24 4 WASHINGTON: Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said there was a good chance the European security conference could end In a summit meeting this summer.
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        27 4 UNITED NATIONS: Despite impending independence for Portuguese Africa, there are still 17 million people in the world under colonial rule, United Nations Secretary General Kurt WsUdhcim said.
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        Extension
        32 4 WASHINGTON: President Ford has ordered a onemonth extension to March 1 of his so far unsuccessful programme of granting conditional amnesty to thousands of Vietnam war draft dodgers and military deserters.
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        27 4 LUANDA: Angola's first black majority government took office today to guide toe territory potentially one of Africa's richest states to full independence from Portugal on November 11.
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        28 4 TEL AVIV: Israel today repatriated 11 Lebanese civilians its forces captured in raids this month on reported Arab guerilla concentrations inside Soutbfrn Lebanon, the military command salu. Agencies.
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      59 4 NEW YORK. Prt. The world's population will double by the yew 2110. an American environmental expert predicted here, and warned nations to (ace the problem. Dr. Russell Peterson, head or the U8 Environmental Council, told a press conference: "in the next 35 year*, the population of the
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      Lock icon JAPAN'S TRADE | DEFICIT ; DWINDLES
      523 4 JAPAN'S TRADE DEFICIT DWINDLES TOKYO, Friday J APAN'S trade balance showed a marked improvement in 1974 despite higher oil prices, producing a record surplus last month to reduce the nations overall deficit substantially, the Finance Ministry announced today. The ministry attributed the improvement to active expansion of exports under conditions
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      Lock icon Reserve Board slams Ford's tax cut move
      224 4 WASHINGTON, Friday ATTEMPTS by Presidept Fc*d and Con•gress to push through permanent tax reductions to stimulate the |US economy were firmly opposed yesterday, by the country's senior central banker. Dr. Burns, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board which manage/ the nations money .supply,
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      Lock icon Bank scandal cost Vatican $128 m
      207 4 Bank scandal cost Vatican $128 m ROME. Frl The Vatican lost about US$56 million *****.8 million) in the Sindona banking scandal last year about a tenth of its liquid assets, a veteran financial adviser to the Vatican is quoted as saying. In an interview published yesterday by the weekly magazine
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      Grechko visit
      37 4 »«>eCOW. Frl. Soviet Defence Minuter y f r.h^i Andrei Orecnko will p«y an nfWrUI vlalt to India in the ■aoond half of February at the Invitation of ti»ii.. i>r •nee Minister Bwtru Blnrh. SdaV.^Wuter*** 7
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      Lock icon Higher living standard in Britain forecast
      299 4 Higher living standard in Britain forecast LONDON, Fri.— Britons may see a gentle rise in their living standards over the next five years while the economy (rows between two and -a half to three-and-a-half per cent each year but public sprndinr will be trimly curtailed. This is the cautiously hopeful
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      Lock icon Brezhnev wins challenge to leadership
      162 4 Brezhnev wins challenge to leadership r<AIRO, Fri. Mr. Leonid Brezhnev, general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party has survived "the most dangerous" crisis he has ever faced since he assumed the leadership of the party in 1964. the newspaper Al Ahram said today. In a dispatch from Moscow, the newspaper
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      CLIVE'S HOUSE GOES A-BEGGING FOR $12 m
      99 4 f ONDON, Fri— TwoMJ hnndred-and-one years after he committed solcide there, the London residence of Cllve of India, founder of England's empire In India, Is up for sale. ..The price of the £2,250,00« ($812.42 million) for the 61-year lease ef the PalUdUn- •tyle
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      413 4 TAKES THE PRESSURE OFF VDURCOOKWG AETERNUM kitchenware will preserve food and liquids for a long time without deterioration. The bottoms of the TE series are made In steel and copper and steel, linked by silver; therefore AETERNUM kitchenware cooks better, heats uniformly, is non-stick and economical to use. "KING INOX
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      429 4 9 i B I N2113 1 A m. M PAPUA NEW GUINEA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY The following administrative positions are available immediately. DEAN OF STUDENTS. V The Dean of Students will be responsible to the Registrar for the initiation and maintenance of the^Unlverslty's policy in regard to the general welfare
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      Lock icon Rebels launch big mortar attack
      296 5 Rebels launch big mortar attack 30 SgELLS FALL ON COTABATO CITY MANILA. Fri J^jUSLIM rebels launched one of their most intensive mortar attacks of their 28-month-old secessionist fight today against the major Central Mindanao town of Cotabato City, killing four civilians and wounding an army colonel, informed Philippines soarces said
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      30 5 BALISBURY. Fri Black nationalist leaders will meet Prime Minister lan Smith next week to discuss a constitutional conference on Rhodesia's future government, nationalist sources said today. UPI.
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      208 5 Japan rejects goodwill treaty rKYO. Fri. Foreign Minister Klichi Miyazawa said yesterday Japan rejected a proposal to conclude a friendship and goodwill treaty with the Soviet Union made by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in mid-Jan-uary. Mr. Mlyazawa told a parliamentary committee that the proposal, made by Mr. Gromyko during
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      Lock icon 'Invasion tunnels built in DMZ by North Korea'
      222 5 SEOUL, Pri. North Korea has built a total of at least 14 invasion tunnels in the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ). the semi-official English dally, Korea Herald said today. The paper quoted US Army Lt. Gen. James Hollingsworth as saying: "We have indications that
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      Lock icon Waldheim to visit Arab oil states
      90 5 UNITED NATIONS, Pri.— Dr. Kurt Waldheim, the most-travelled of all the UN secretariesgeneral, sets off tomorrow on another extended tour. Including first visits to a number of rich Arab oil-produc-ing states. He 1$ scheduled to be away from New York for about three weeks,
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      FORD FIGHTS FOR MORE VIETNAM AID
      334 5 rE Ford Administration opened an uphill battle in Congress yesterday for additional military aid for the Sa 1 t o n Government with a claim that North Vietnam was movinj one and perhaps two other combat divisions into South Vietnam. The suiftstion by State
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      Lock icon The day a folk singer saw red
      132 5 The day a folk singer saw red BANGKOK. Pri. A well known folk singer, angered when his audience threw rocks and bottles at him. grabbed a pistol and wounded three people in thr crowd, a Bangkok newspaper reported. Sangthong Sisal wa iced on stage an hour iate for a show
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    Study grants for needy
    52 6 THE PAP Bcmotwang branch will award juholarships to primary and secocdary ichool ttudents from needy faaaUlcs In the constituency Application forms can be obtained from the branch at 1033-2, Jalan Pasar from tarn to noon and 7 p m. to a p.m. dally. Applications oloee on
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    Addict who robbed to pay for his drugs
    238 6 Addict who robbed to pay for his drugs A SELF CONFESSED dt jg addict was sentenced to four years' jail and 16 strokes of the rotan by a district ourt yesterday for two prmed robberies he coirriitted to get money to buy drugs. Long Hln Quee, 28, pleaded guilty to
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    ROY staff told: No free bus rides
    389 6 T J'HE Registrar of Vehicle* has warned members of his staff, including ROY inspectors, that they are iNOT entitled to free bus rides According to sources, It Is believed that some ROY officers enjoyed free bus rides In the past because the conductors
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    A helping hand for Malik at IBAS dinner
    111 6 SINGAPORE is here i 3 seen taking the initiative in this dinner time gathering of Asean VIPs. Picture shows Mr. Lee Khoon Choy. Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), centre, lending a helping hand to Mr. Adam Malik, the Indonesian Foreign Minister
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    New Year ;dance
    40 6 New Year dance THE jKlm Seng constituency ad-hoc organising commlttfe will hold a Chinese Iwrw Year dance at Imperial Hotel on Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. Tlck<_ for the dance are available at Kirn Seng community dentre. Tel. No. *****0.
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    2-day holiday
    25 6 THE Royal Customs and Excise Department at Johore Baru will be closed during the Chinese New Year holldays on Feb 11 and 13.
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    82 CASES OF TYPHOID IN JURONG
    169 6 82 CASES OF TYPHOID IN JURONG A TOTAL of 82 cases of typhoid and two carriers have been confirmed In the Jurong Town aiva since its outbreak in December. Trie Ministry of Envtroni.ient yesterday also confirmed a total of 80 malaria cases in the Kallang/Whampoa area. In ooth cases, no
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    Society's dance
    26 6 THE Port Authority Qnployees 1 Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society will celebrate Its golden anniversary with a dinner and dance at Shar.grl-La Hotel tomorrow.
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      168 6 CONGRATULATIONS TC) MALAYAN BANKING BERHAD ON THEIR OFFICIAL REMOVAL TO NEW PREMISES AT PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE P^ THIN SI l»i: It B KA I MO it V r\ssi:i 1 1; iti:< okin: kis 101 ks (pu si itntisj: 4.1 n I Another unbelievable holiday spirit offer! JVC Nrvico's multi-band radio
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    Hopes of better business in Year of Rabbit
    435 7 Hopes of better business in Year of Rabbit BUSINESSMEN here are hoping to recuperate from their economic woes with the start of the Year of the Rabbit on Feb. Spokesmen of the Singapore Provision Shops Friendly Association, Chinese emporiums, wholesalers of fruits and vegetables and the Singapore Dry Goods Guild
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    Found wandering
    48 7 A CHINESE woman aged between 75 and 80 years, was found wandering along Andrew Road, off Thomson Road, on Thursday afternoon. She Is sft. tall, thin, and dressed in a blue samfoo with matching dark slippers. Her relatives are requested to contact Paya Lebar police station.
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    Visit by Seventh Fleet chief
    137 7 Visit by Seventh Fleet chief rE Commander of the United States Navy's Seventh Fleet, Vice-Admiral George F. Steele (above), will visit Singapore aboard his command ship, UBS Oklahoma City, from Monday to Thursday. The Seventh Fleet consists of all US Navy ships in the western Pacific. Admiral Steele Is a
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    GCE Hindi
    32 7 THE NeUjl Memorial library will be starting new beginners' intermediate and GCE O level Hindi classes next week. Classes will be conducted by Mr. RJ>. Pandey. For details, ring J*****7.
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    CABBIE'S COSTLY REFUSAL
    79 7 CABBIE'S COSTLY REFUSAL A TAXI driver, Ooh Kiont Hock, refused to allow his taxi to be hired out to two passengers at the Kandang Kerbau Hospital taxistand one evening in November last year. The two passengers. Mr. Mohamed Tamin and Mr. Toh Cheng Tee, were, in fact. Registry of Vehicles
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    PA swimming club
    46 7 THE People's Association of Singapore has recently set up a People's Association Youth Swimming Club, to popularise swimming and related sea sports among youngsters. It also hopes to maintain a squad of competitive swimmers and rale the standard of swimming- in the Republic.
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    'Don't be duped by slimming courses'
    430 7 'Don't be duped by slimming courses' 'pHE Consumers' Association of Singapore yesterday warned weight-watch-ers to be on their guard against sweettalking beauty consultants trying to sign them on for slimming courses. A CASE official, Mr. S. Dayanandan said that CASE had received several complaints from women last year about contracts
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    Learning all about breast feeding
    160 7 Learning all about breast feeding EXPECTANT mothers wishing to breast feed will now have the opportunity to learr uot only the theoretics aspects but also through practical demonstrations at Informal house meetIngs. Singapore's Breast Feeding Mothers' Group, a sub-committee of CASE, is now conducting monthly house meetings at which Informal
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      219 7 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh <Sc Hal Camp I/* < (ASSOOHASJ] W9 fsbOß SUSSES ARC |i T^MOTONTtUsTbI I J66S,Wia>&o *lELP \FiND W OMH-J OH YOOR HOSE. *S j A MCE NAME TO SAME RMOMV ©LASSES? v^ > i^lL MCROfJ J \CALL YbURSRF/ Blondla By Chic Young v "v |(l
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    When Boijin may invest in medium industries. • •
    318 8 When Boijin may invest in medium industries A WEST German parliamentarian and industrialist believes that many medium-sized Genman industries may establish operational bases in Singapore provided the right conditions are created, Mr. Elmar Pieroth, of thfe Christian Democratic Union (now in opposition), who is on a three-nation tour, said he
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    Scholarships for needy
    68 8 MR. JOng Pang Boon, MlnUttr\for Labour, will be present At the presentation of scholarship awards to deservln* and needy children cf Teloll Ayer Constlt lency at 1 -lor Ayer Comrr unity Cent, c, Boon Tat Street, today at 4.30 p.m. He will also attend the distinction of
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    500 for first National Scouts seminar
    217 8 500 for first National Scouts seminar ABOUT 500 scouts will attend tbe first National Venture Scouts seminar to be officially opened by the Chief Commlssianer, Mr. Soh Teow Seng, at 2 p.m today at the International School ln Dover Road. The participants, ranging rfrom 15 to 18 years, will discuss
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    Hotel closes coffee house after fire
    149 8 HOTEL Phoenix in Somerset Road closed its coffee house following a "small" fire yesterday which sent many people, especially women, scurrying for safety. No one was injured. The fire was put oat by the hotel's security staff Immediately after It started in the coffee
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    GOLD FEVER HITS STORE
    120 8 rE increasing interest in gold for safe investment will be reflected in an upsurge in demand for gold coins, according to the Singapore Numsmatic Association. In its January newsletter, the association says the "gold fever has obviously caught on and will remain with us." It predicts
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    Make-up talk
    27 8 A TALK cum-detnor.stra-Uon en make-up and skin care will be held by the Orchard YMCA at Its premises from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m today.
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    Big band with 'beaV for the older folk
    142 8 Big band with 'beaV for the older folk QINGAPORE S b I f- gest local nightclub band the 10--plece Southron Big Band will rhythm its way back to the waltz all adorned in Latin American costumes. For the band promises a wide range of music from modern rock to the
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    Schoolgirl hit by lorry dies
    87 8 A NINE YEAR OLD schoolgirl died instantly and two seven-year-old schoolboys were Injured when a lorry knocked them down along Corporation Drive on Thursday evening. Rasmlnah blnte Haji Syed. of Seiaras Besar, was waiting for transport with Ramll bin Ahmad and Juraiml bin Janl outside
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      280 8 Straits Times Crossword ACKOBS hunting otters (S>. 1 Reformed Liberal helps 4 Olrl ln feminine attire some people to read (7). showing gaps (7. 5 Liberal man ln Orkneys 6 Some mackerel Is horwlll be seen in diagram rled. wanting flavour (6). (7). 7 Sucker getting up to Ox 10
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    Orchids fascinate lord and his lady
    109 9 I ORD Duncan Sandys «rs as Mr. a- O. Alphonso, Deputy Commissioner of Parks d cre u <H>. went on about the finer points of orchid cultivation. Bat what captivated bea^lfu, ,p n o, The couple were overwhelmed by the exotic range of orchids
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    The sole applicant for clemency
    83 9 rE American Embassy 1 has received only < one application for the President's Clemency Programme. It came yesterday the last day for American citizens in this region to apply for benefits under the programme. The programme was designed to restore the rights of those who
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    Bids open for new car numbers
    130 9 Bids open for new car numbers rE Registry of Vehicles has invited bids from the public for car registration numbers In the EE and QC series. Bids can be made from 9 a.m. on Monday to 3 p.m. on Feb. 17. EE series can be used for first registration of
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    SEARCH FOR PUPIL WHO HIT TEACHER
    389 9 Ministry probe into slapping incident fHE Ministry of Education is investigating an incident in which a 15-year-old student slapped a woman teacher twice in the face at Thomson Secondary- School on Wednesday. Struggle Police are helping in the Investigations but have not been able
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    Cheapest of 8 brands of bamboo shoots
    847 9 Cheapest of 8 brands of bamboo shoots A RECENT Trade Department survey shows mat the cheapest of eight brands of canned bamboo shoots are All-Shan and Voltang. Imported from Taiwan. The All-Bhan brand is available at 80 cents for a 800-gm tin while Voltang costs 85 cents for a 820-gm
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      221 9 m LflHl HI Diamonds are forever: Make this New \ear memorable. Lee Onn Special Offer: Exquisite gems as a long term investment. A superb range of set and loose stones at special New Year prices. Your opportunity for real value for money. Item No Weight List Price Special Item No
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    Two charged with theft from firm
    69 10 TWO employees of Malayan Refrigerating Co. were charged In the First Magistrate's Court yesterday with theft amounting to $1,161 In Cantonment Road on Wednesday. Wong Wan Pel, 40. and Glam Seng Chye. 39, denied stealing three cartons and nine tins of ham worth $1,161
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    SCIENTIST WHO MADE IT BEHIND THE CAMERAS...
    185 10 SCIENTIST WHO MADE IT BEHIND THE CAMERAS... ADGCSTE Yem, director Of photography for the local film pcauction Full House has come a long way from testtabes to celluloid. He graduated in biochemistry from London University but found his success formula in film reels Instead. Augusts arrived in Singapore from London
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    Witness: I gave student 2 statements
    511 10 Witness: I gave student 2 statements TAN WAH PIOW TRIAL A WOMAN textile worker told the First District Court yesterday of two statements she gave to the University of Singapore Students Union president, Tan Wah Plow, in connection with his trial on a rioting charge. Miss Lai Ah Choon. who
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    C-centre night
    31 10 THE women sub-commlttce and youth group of the Pasir Penjang community centre will hold a dinner and dance at the Pasir Panjang Paradise on Feb. 22 at 7.30 pjn.
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    ANOTHER BLOW FOR FINANCE HOUSES
    349 10 ANOTHER BLOW FOR FINANCE HOUSES That POSB move to cut housing loan interest rates..* THE Post Office Savings Bank's recent reduction of housing loan interest rates will be an added blow to finance houses here, according to the banking and finance sectors. They said yesterday that finance companies had already
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    DECKHAND FALLS IN SEA AND DROWNS
    105 10 A DECKHAND. Paiman Varijan, 23, was drowned on Thursday after he fell Into the sea while working on board a dredge near Pulau Seburus. In another drowning case the same day at about 2.10 p.m., the body of an unidentified Indian, aged about 20,
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    Girl cleared of drug charge
    60 10 A 18-YEAR-OLD girl wma yesterday given a discharge amounting to an acquittal by the Third Magistrate 1 Court on a charge of taklnf morphine In a house at Thomson Road on Nov. 1 last year at 11 am. Marjorte Hughes nt charged with the offence
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    25 Rasa Sayang crew to get the sack
    210 10 25 Rasa Sayang crew to get the sack nnHORESEN and Com--1 pany (S) Pte. Ltd. owners of the cruise ship Rasa Sayang. are to terminate the service of 25 crew tomorrow. The 25 crew are among the 37 who were repatriated from Bali in December for indiscipline during the vessel's
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      117 10 Chinese Carpets New Year's Offer! I *$kßb B^Lr 6v»n.* eif rSI l';^s4tS Sa»- ij _£j-j: ;«»«*"<■ ar r 471 fjjSJ^ Oiibb Hong Co.Ptc.Ltd. Bulova excellence is not only I electronic accuracy. People think of us as the tuning fork watch people. It's a price we pay for pior the world's
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Razak's talks on trade and arms in Paris
      182 11 DARIS, Frl.-Malayslan Ik* 'IF* Ml n!ster Tun Abdul Razak is expected to finalise a trade and industrial co-operation agreement with France when he pays his first official visit here from April 23 to 25. He will be accompanied by senior government otnclals
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      Mahathir recalls painful days at school
      192 11 Mahathir recalls painful days at school KIALA LIMJ»IR, Fri. A question on whether caning to discipline children in primary and secondary j schools should be intensified was raised by several YVanita I'mno executive council members at a meeting with the Education Minister. Dr. Mahathir Mohamed. here yesterday. Dr. Mahathir replied
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      Lock icon Ban on cooking gas
      86 11 Ban on cooking gas BANOKOK. Fri.—Thailand's Commerce Ministry and state-owned Oil and Fuel Organisation— OFO today requested Summit Industrial Corp. <Panama) not to export cooking gas to Malaysia or any other neighbouring country because of a shortage here. Gas dealers here yesterday stopped six train wagons carrying 36 tons of
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      Lock icon Navy chief off
      31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Chief of the Malaysian Naval Star; Rear Admiral Datuk K. Thanabalasingam, left here yesterday for a twoweek visit to Australia and New Zealand. Reuter.
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      Service tax postponed
      68 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fti. The service tax. which «v originally scheduled to come lii to force tomorrow, has been postponed to March 1. The Finance Minister, Datuk Hussein Onn, In a statement today, said the postponement was made to give the public, particularly hoteliers, sufficient time to understand
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      Prawns for export
      53 11 KUALA LUMPUR. PYL All consignments of cooked and peeled prawns for export will be laboratory-tested by Health Ministry officials far quality control. Samples will be taken from each consignment. From March 1 applications for export permits will have to be accompanied by health certificates Issued by the
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      More NEB strikers return to work
      273 11 More NEB strikers return to work KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE remaining National Electricity Board workers on strike in Petaling Jaya and Klang returned to work today, except for those at Jalan Bungsar power station in Kuala Lumpur. Industrial and Manual Group workers at the power station in Jalan Bungsar here
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      Lock icon POWER: CALL FOR JOINT EFFORTS
      110 11 POWER: CALL FOR JOINT EFFORTS KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —National Electricity Board chairman. Tan Sri Abdul Kadir Shamsuddia, today called for the setting up of a committee under the Association of South-east Asian Nations for closer regional cooperation in the field of power generation. He suggested that the matter be taken
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      Detective for kidnap trial
      59 11 KUALA LUMPUR, PTI.— A detective ana nb two friends were today committed to stand trial In the High Court lor kidnapping a 19-year-old girl. Det T. Raju. 27. S. Shanmugam. 37, and V. Doralrajoo. 43. were alleged to have kidnapped M. Rajasuppary and held her for
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      Union rejects profit-sharing pay plan
      187 11 Union rejects profit-sharing pay plan JOHORE BARU, Friday THE Johore Textile and Garment Workers' Union has rejected a proposal by Malaysian Textile Industries in Kluang to consider a "profit-sharing" increment plan. This has caused the deadlock in negotiations between the two parties, a management spokesman said today. Clarifying a recent
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      Medicine loss
      18 11 PKNANO, Fri. fflx types of medicines worth *840 were reported missing from the General Hospital store.
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      14,000 workers laid-off in six months
      234 11 14,000 workers laid-off in six months KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A total of 14,063 workers were laid off In various Industries In Malaysia between last August and Jan. 15 this year, Labour and Manpower Minister, Datuk Lee San Choon, said today. Of this number, 6,563 workers were retrenched in Peninsular Malaysia
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      771 11 NEW STOCKS HAVE JUST ARRIVED NEW! LATEST 1975 COLOUR PANORAMA (g HBMHBBM 26' (67 cm) Now *nh ultrasound renole control telecomton S^=~=i=j A result ol systematic le evision development with the operational cor <venience of top equtpment I The equipment 67cm janorami colour tubes B^kA^S^^^ *^^^k^^^l i S program selector
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      653 12 t NOW SHOWirWl'lhUyVt 74)0 9.30pm AtaiuiM: Adiltt: 82.00 ChiMrai: Sl.OO ■IS 2ND M|ONIGHT TONIGHT! •IS ODEON CATHAY ORCHARD \i a* (Oojaen: Tomorrow Morning Show 9 oml^-^.^' < JURONG ODEON ORCHARD CATHAY l> (ContonAM) (Mandarin) MOIG KOMG'S NEW BOX-OFFICE CHAMPION > COLLECTING OVER SIX MILLION DOLLARS IW BftMES d 5 Michael
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      373 12 CAPITOL- OPENS Vmftf HERE'S ANOTHER SUPER-ACTION PICTURE FROM SHAWS FOR WORLDWIDE AUDIENCES! THE ORIENT© LO LIEH, SHIH SZU f SALVATORE BORGHESE i ANTONIO CANTAFORA-In SCOPE COLOR OPENS TODAY AT REX 4 stows: 11, 2.30, 6 ft 9.00 pa-No Frn List USTMAHCOtO* Jjp^^fc. m W a^Lr aw l ta by <\
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  • The Straits Times
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      JOB WASTRELS
      449 14 IT IS an odd situation indeed. The Port of Singapore Authority has done better than union leaders who have asked employers to avoid retrenchment by reduced overtime, shorter working hours and temporary layoffs. The PSA is giving port workers the opportunity to stay fully employed with the same
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      HE AND HIS QUEEN
      153 14 I>RITISH royalty, trained to preserve dig--1* nined aplomb amidst adversity, will no doubt dismiss Labour MP William Hamilton as an upstart popinjay whose outpourings must, alas, be endured. In other quarters, however, Mr. Hamilton's recent book, My Queen and I, excoriating the British monarchy, will receive
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    T.F.Hwang takes uyou down memory lane
    455 14 T.F.Hwang takes uyou down memory lane SOME old festive customs are still good. Still going strong with some people though their number is dwindling. Timeless and currently timely must be the pre-Chlnese New Year custom of settling one's financial debts before the big day dawns. The custom went down well
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    Across the Causeway
    403 14 rpHE people and the Government of Thailand are to be congratulated on the way the country's democratic elections were prepared and the way they were conducted. The military, which for 43 years has dominated Thai politics, remained officially neutral. Thailand has let the people decide freely. Whether
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    Living without any laboursaving gadget...
    880 14  -  G. FRANKS: By London WRITERS C lENTIST Kit Pedler, creator of the TV "D oo mwatch" series, is soon to build a "back tonature" house in London. This wooden selfcon tain ed struc ture is. Dr. Pedler says, h v mmi ty's best chance of
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      Season bus tickets: No time limit even on public holidays...
      95 14 r REFER to the letter by C.V.V. headlined "Two bus conductors and students' new season cards" (ST., Jan. 24). It is true that the $12 monthly season tickets which are introduced to facilitate students of higher learning on concessionary travel
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      93 14 mHE Minister for ComX munlcatlons, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, has said that to encourage car pooling private cars with four or more passengers will be allowed FREE access into the Restricted Zone (ST., Jan. 18). Could the Car Pooling Management Unit tell me what should be done if one or
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      71 14 \\TE LIVE In Block 9. TT Jal a n Tenteram. Since the craze for roller- skating started last August, children in my neighbourhood practise along the main corridors. It becomes very irritating when they begin to race. Sometimes the noise these children make when they skate Is unbearable. especially when
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      50 14 rE stretch of road along Jalan Tai See, o(T Coronation Road West, is becoming an eye-sore. It used to be tarred but of late It has become a muddy track with lots of pot-holes. Some taxi drivers refuse to use this road especially after a heavy shower. FED-UP, Singapore 10.
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      No parking soon on both sides of Holland Drive
      149 14 11/E wish to Inform TT "Safety Conscious (S.T.. Jan. 16) that the road system In Buona Vista Estate was planned In accordance with t!^e layout of the neighbourhood. The bends at Holland Drive referred to by the writer were minimised at
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      36 14 I REFER to the letter by "Frustrated" (ST., Jan. 24). This Ministry has cabled the City and Guilds of London Institute regarding the missing results. KANG YEOK LUNG (Mrs.). for Director of Education. Ministry o' Education.
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      235 14 (near QGBIdg overhead bridge) jLjKJI 104, Ist Floor,, People's Park Centre, W_fW Upper Cross Street Singapore 1. w| A Gift of a HR 310 HAIR CURLER (worth yk*** $68/> to b* 9' ven Frft e .^ddtf^C Wlth the Purchase of ANY Pfi S» HITACHI Colour TV. I CNP-195D Choose from
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      Spore 'best financial centre' in Asia, says US bank journal
      570 15  -  SOH TIANG KENG By SINGAPORE as a financial centre In terms of lefal structure and planning is the best in Asia, and perhaps the world. This glowing tribute comes from The Banking Law Journal, an influential US monthly publication. The
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      STP faces many challenges
      545 15 STP faces many challenges CURRENT year results of the Straits Times Press (Singapore) group will be affected by "the continuing rise in the cost of newsprint," the chairman. Mr. C.C. Tan, says In his 1973-74 report. Factors which are also expected to help slim down prospective earnings include higher wages
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      Lock icon Computer centre
      68 15 "DANGKOK: A new Asian regional computing centre Is to be set up at the Asian Institute of Technology here. The U.S. Government will provide US$l5O,OOO for initial planning, while the computer Him IBM is providing the $3 million computer, and the ATT foundation an undisclosed donation. Work on
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      A guide to living costs around the world
      2047 15 HOW PRICES COMPARE U.S.) lii nH|i nhi ill in ill TT 111 II aaera(. t aautoa «f wauln aaa .KmuKM I mini aanala IM TW »OOD BASKET to auaa aa af I a|. atrMa Maak. >af aHiaaa. II ajSa. I a| rtoa.
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    Falling consumption and new finds are likely to bring down oil price
    706 16  -  MARTIN LIM By nnHE drop in con- sumption and the good possibility of substantial new oil finds, coupled with the need to export more oil by some exporting countries to bring in revenue to finance their expanding economies,
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    Management role for SAS workers
    250 16 TNFLUENCED by the •I trend towards "economic democracy" In Denmark, Norway and Sweden, Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has taken the first step towards giving its employees a voice in the managerial decision-making process of the company. Recent legislation in each of the Scandinavian countries has provided
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    NEW YORK
    504 16 NEW YORK, Thurs— Increased prollt- taking this afternoon ended the stock market's six consecutive sessions of advances as prices ended lower In continued hectic trading. Turnover expanded to 39.74 million shares, the fourth highest on record, from yesterday's 27.41 million shares. At the close, the Dow Jones Industrial
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    Indices
    88 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 73 73 Wednesday 7149 Week ago 6692 RUBBERS Thursday 34s 95 Wednesday 331.23 Week ajo 304.52 OILS Thursday 191.28 Wednesday 173.72 Weet ago 149.80 •INDUSTRIALS Thursday 252 3 Wednesday 235i0 Week ago 197.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thiu-iday 696.43 Wednesday 705.96 Week ago 656.76 LONDON
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    AMSTERDAM
    184 16 A MSTERDAM. Thurs.— The market was again firmer on continued domestic and foreign demand and In line with the International trend dealers said. Koyal Dutch and Unilever led gains in Dutch Internationals, but KLM lost some ground, on the deadlocked Dutch-US air talks. Gains predominated In local Issues, led
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    ZURICH
    117 16 Thurs.— Stock *-t prleea continued their uptrend today Banks and Industrials were very firm, in particular retail stores. Bonds moved ahead steadily. The Credit Sulase Jumped 3.5 points to 176.7. Cloilns prtcea In Swim franca with the difference CO the previous Mwlona prtcts: Crwllt felloe 2«W 00 Ewiu Bank
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    $5 million joint venture to produce furniture
    179 16 $5 million joint venture to produce furniture pAMPAIGN Furnitare of Australia is to join Intraco and the Government in a $5 million venture to produce mediumpriced high quality furniture for export. No new factory will be set np but Metrawood •> furniture company at River Valley Road Jointly owned by
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    Lock icon Krugerrand falls
    52 16 LONDON The premium on the South African krugerrand coin over the bullion selling price reached an alltime low of about 3J per cent, bullion sources said. They said the premium was at the level at which the South African Government may act to curtail sales of the coins
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    Aussie chemical project shelved
    292 16 Aussie chemical project shelved By KIMGSLEY WOOD r| AsBoo- minion Redcliff petrochemical project In South Australia has been shelved. Construction of the plant, which involved the SA Government and private inter ests. has been postponed for at let years for a number of reasons, including financial difficulties. The premier, Mr.
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    322 16 Lord Errington has resigned as director and managing director of Malaysia Tile Manufacturing with effect from Jan. 20 and on the same day the board appointed Dr. Satyapal Paul Singh, a ceramist, as director and managing director, the company said In an announcement on Jan. 27. Matsushita
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        85 17 WanUng $556 L Leant $2.3© >.C.B.C. $6.30 N. M 30 I. ScTOb»w»m $2 40 Product* $I+B J.OJI. $3.3« ■cmenccMC $1.90 irnUnj $2.85 Bank »2 U I. Darby $2.&» Iron $3.73 BdfallUti (1 53 I. Tradlnc $4.66 lempaa $2.0» Fardlnc $2.84 •A.C. $2.00 JAC. t2M >tfl STria $2.46 I. Stramahlp
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        23 17 Sim* Darby 1,065.000 Haw Pax 1.039.000 Faber Merlin 915,000 D. B. 8. 724.000 ToUi Tnovcr: 8.75 M ToUi Vatae: $19.2001
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        56 17 Industrials: 194.45 2M.71 9 Finance: J44.4J J84.il 1 Botrli. 1M.97 151.il Properties: 151J1 IM.I t Tins: MM MM t t rubbers: 124.«7 315 t 0.C.8.C.: 171.41 lll.il t S.E.S. Ind.: 18«.2» 192.0 Dec Si, IM6 1M Dec. 11, IMS 1M t Dee. 29, IMZ 1M 0 Dee. 31. li7i
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      COSING PRICES
      1558 17 -pHK last transacted ready 1 sale at the close ot business on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with 1974 75 high and low. (•Adjusted for all new Issues). Action on. industrials CLOSING TONE: All aectlooa > cloacd very ateady. I
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      400 17 fWPEBATORS returned VS with renewed lest to the Stock Exchange of Slnga pore yesterday, taking prices sharply higher in active trading. Buying appeared to be genuine and profit-tak-ing in the morning was more than absorbed. As dabblers also Joined the buying spree, action was seen across
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      1471 17 BID and offer prices of ficlally listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Bargains for Settlement Contracts are quoted alter the word
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1248 17 DID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number uf shares traded shown In brackets In lota of 1.000 units, unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Allan (2.108). A.P.I. ,0 SOB 0.908). Ban il MB 1.608) (8) 1.80.
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      Citicorp's assets hit new high
      180 17 CITICORP, holding company for First National City Bank, has reported that consolidated assets, deposits and loans reached record highs for the year ended December 1974. Total assets of the corporation and its subsidiaries were U5557,839 million uo 32 per cent from U5543,789 million a year
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      22 17 Jan. Dec Tin: ftK».BM 1983.200 Robber: 127.500 c 133.066 c tKnbter: 127 833 c 131.973 c Spore t M"al» c-cenU
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      267 17 Another burst of strength in KL ¥T was another extreme--1 ly strong trading session yesterday on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. Prices raced to fresh levels after overcoming Initial proHttaking. In the afternoon, shares continued to break new ground upwards. Despite some profit taking In the closing minutes, the market
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      Palm oil
      103 17 EUROPE continued firm on Thursday and Mm US was steady. According to MPOPA. UK sellers were indicating £330. Quotations In US* cents (Rotterdam) unless stated were: Feb. *525 (UB>23 50 cents traded: March »525 buyers. $535 (US. 23 cents sellers, $525 traded: April $525 buyers, 8536/ (US) 33
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      Texaco in good form
      68 17 rE gross income oi Texaco Inc in 1974 has risen to U5523,993 million from $11,835 million In 1973. Net profit has risen from $1,292.4 million to $1,586.4 million. This has already taken into account a write-off of $196.7 million during the switch to Lifo inventory accounting.
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        272 17 UONQKOKO. PH. The 1 market closed linn with all leading issues showing substantial gAins. dealers reported. Following the uptrend In London, prices rose across the board most of the day. though late' profit-taking knocsed the; top off some shares. Hang Seni Bank, which announced increased 1974 profits yesterday, dropped
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        295 17 cYDNKY, Prl.— Mining J shares closed on a generally easier note on the Sydney Stock Exchange today, under sustained profittaking pressure. The AU Ordinaries Index advanced 1.97 points to 350 45 Industrials were mainly mixed, with leading Issues showing a strong resistance to the downtrend. Leading speculative Issue PancontinrntaJ
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        184 17 ■pOKYO. Prl. Share prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today opened easier a.-; Investors turned cautious towards high prices, but. stocks were bought aga n later, mainly on large ccpital Issues and prices Inched higher. The Dot Jones average gained 8.42 to 3.957.53 and the New Index cUrrsbed 0
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        70 17 Thursday Wsdnnday u»« UU Melbourne <1) 133 08 131. M London 1T5.508 177 JOB *****8 17V 008 Beirut ***** ITV.M HonitkonK 1T« 75 ITS 50 Zurich :7« 508 ITT SOB ITR.OOB 1T9.0M Paris IS2 04 111 T« Frldl» Thurtday Spore (2) 175 MB 176 508 17k 458 180
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        26 17 Rubber: Jan. 31. Singapore: 133.50 cts (unch). Malaysia: 133.00 -ts (down 0.50 ct). Tin.: $1,04 4 (unch). Official offering: 332 tons (up 10 tons).
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        104 17 QHIHEIE PRODUCE IXCLOSMia 0 MICKS PER PICUL rEITI RO*X Caeenut 0 l: bulk S9ON aellera. drum S9SN etltera Capra: Mited (looae) UK Cont $48N B. Pepper: !>tuitok ABTA white fob. 100<r< 'NL.W »2S7', aellera. Sarawak white fob. NL.W $245 eellent. Sarawak apedal black f.<..b.> 98% NLW $212<i aellera. Sarawak
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        Copper prices
        37 17 London edpper prices on Thuraday iprcvioi.s In brackrta). Wlrabar Spot buyer £5O» 50 c£MM5O> lejler £510 00 >f 505 0O>; Three lioith buyer £5».O0 (£*****1 aelier £529.50 (£525.00). Markat tana: Very ateady. Salaa: 9.023 tonnea.
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        231 17 t-HE Straits tin price In 1 Penang yesterday was firm with prices closing unchanged at f 1,044 per picul on an official offering up 10 tons to 332 tons. The overnight London metal price was very steady with forward buyers quoted up £16 on Wednesday's close to £3.161
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        Rubber market
        554 17 JFTER a slightly lower 1 opening the Slnga- I pore rubber market yester- 1 day went ahead on higher < Japanese advices, short- < covering 3rd some hedge < buying. > March wls taken up to 139.00 cents per kilo be- fore profit-taking pared the gain and the
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        105 17 rjAILY SMR and 88R price* issued at noon yesterday: Feb. Mar. i M.S.E.L.B. Buyon Seller* Buyer. Seller* (cents per kf (cents per kg) I SCV (1 ton pallet) 134.00 136.00N 134.00 136 D0N i »L (1 ton pallet) 133.50 134.50N IS.M) 134.50N 15 (1 lon pallet) 133.00
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      215 17 THE US. dollar fell further from Its overnight closing 1 1 the Singapore forex market yesterday to close In the afternoon at $2.3000/10. Trading in the market wac confined mostly to small parcels of the dollars as most dealers refused to take a large weekend position. Suggested
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      140 17 Suggested Interbank rate at 3.00 p.m Cwttoclm Nominal rate* Smithsonian PmrnUft quoted jrrctenlay tcrma) parity chance US dollar 2.3010 2.3030 2.8196 —18 40 Sterling pound 5.4740 5.4810 7 3469 —25 50 Hongkong dollar 48.95 49.15 50.51 3 10 Malaysian dollar 99.95 100.15 100 00 005 Aust schilling 13.8980
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      179 17 A BIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Friday, Jan. 31: S$ US ***** 2.2950 M» US 2 2980 2.3000 S$ 5 4520 5 4590 8J M$ 99.70 99.85 HK US 4 6880 4.6920 Offer Bid 7 days 7 7,8 7 3/4 1 mth 7
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      36 17 Closing Interbank rates In Singapore dollars for Jan. 31. Offer Bid Overnight 1 H 1 mth 7K 7H 2 mths 7H 7Vi 3 mths 7% 7H Prime rate 94% Source: P. Murray- Jones International.
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      41 17 RANOE of rmtaa offrrtd by dlacount houaaa on Jan. SI: Overnight 3S to Call depoalt 4 •vsrsas Buy tall 2- month Tnaaury bills i% *<, 3-month bank bllla S/1S I 19/1S Source National Dlacount Co. fer slightly from those quoted
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      Treasury bills tender
      57 17 RESULTS of Treasuiy I bills tender held on I Jan. a for 91-iay bils to be Issued fron r< j. 3 to 7: Offered: J4O million Applied for: $75,250,000 Allotted: $10 million Accepted bids: $98.96 approximately 97 per cent; hither bids in full. Average rate of discount
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      Forwards are well traded
      403 17 ►r*HE Malaysian statement concerning future policies towards market stabilisation In last week's report appeared to Inject reassurances Into those areas where some fenrs had been lurking and helped start the period under review off Into a steadier trend, says Holiday. Cutler. Bath In Its weekly rubber
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      633 18 Pl«e«m«nl Ad»i«ory S«r>le«« for Cltant* Our client is engaged in land transportation and now invites applications lor the position ol I ACCOUNTANT I ($23,000 30,000 p.a.) I Responsibilities: Reporting to the Executive Director, this I cand.date will be responsible for the accounting I and finance functions o< the organisation He
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      628 18 GRUPPO LEPETIT S.p.A. Requires "MEDICAL DETAILER" This leading International Pharmaceutical Company requires a Medical Detailer to promote its range of products to the medical profession in Singapore. Applicants are invited from dynamic people whose personality is above average. Proven sales ability would be an advantage but is not essential. Personal
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      908 18 TRAINEE OFFICERS A leoding international bank invites applications to fill up to 3 vacancies for Officer Trainees on its Singapore establishment After a successful period of about 2 years training in Singapore and Europe selected candidates will be confirmed in |unior management appointments Those selected candidates with suitable experience may
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      451 18 fljllfo PLANT INSPECTOR We invite applications for the position ot Plant Inspector in our Pulau Bukom Refinery Complex The post is of Senior Staff status THE JOB entails planning inspection programmes, ond carrying out inspection work on refinery equipment THE MAN we require should hold a MOT Steam Certificate, First
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    Doctor ordered struck off gets 'stay of execution5
    282 19 Doctor ordered struck off gets 'stay of execution 5 DR. Joseph Francis Lopez, ordered recently by the Medical Council to be struck off the register of medical practitioners, was allowed yesterday a conditional stay of execution of the penalty, pending appeal to the High Court. Yesterday's court order arose from
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    $2,990 haul as gang strikes again
    321 19 $2,990 haul as gang strikes again mHREE robbers, inclnd- ing a woman who carried out their first hold-up seven days ago, struck again on Thursday. This time, they got away with ***** in cash and valuables after threatening to harm a housewife. Madam Yong Mcc Un, 29, and her niece
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    Indonesian dances
    45 19 THE National Theatre Trust and the Indonesian Embassy will present the 36--member Safari Dance Troupe from Indonesia at Nallonal Theatre tomorrow at 8.30 pjn. Tickets at »1. 12. $3 and $5 are available at the theatre's box office. Cold Storage and C.K. Tang.
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    Science film shows for students
    78 19 Science film shows for students rpHE Singapore Science -I Centre and the Science and Industry Quiz 1075 organising committee are jointly screening science films for students every Wednesday from. 2.30 p.m. to 4 p.m. The films will be shown at the lecture hall. Singapore Science Centre, Block 42. Friendly Hill,
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    Bilingual policy begins to show results
    341 19 THE Education Ministry's bilingualism policy has achieved a certain degree of success. Statistics indicate that Ihe standards of second language achieved in both Chinese and English primary and secondary schools have generally been on the rise. A ministry spokesman said the standards were expected
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    47 19 ENCIK Othman Wok, Minister for Social Affairs, will be guest-of-honour at a dinner of the International Vs Men's Club of (Singapore, held In conjunction with the presentation of a cheque to the Mandal Home for the Aged, at the Cockpit Hotel at 7.30 pm. today.
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    35 19 THE former chief representative and senior principal surveyor of Lloyd's Register of Shipping In the Par Bast, Mr. P.W. Maron. died last Friday at his home In England. Lloyd's local office announced yesterday.
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    Adultery by wife: Surveyor gets a divorce
    127 19 Adultery by wife: Surveyor gets a divorce A QUANTITY surveyor. Chua Chai Leong, was granted a divorce yesterday because of adultery by his wife who is now In England. Chua was In England In 1968 when he married Partlcla Monag.ian In Yorkshire. He returned to Singapore with her in 1971.
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    Officials of flat owners' association
    115 19 Officials of flat owners' association KNCIK Hashlm bin Idris has been elected president of the Geylang Serai Housing and Development Board Estate Flat Owners's Association. Other officials are: Oicik Abdul Karlm bin Chulak (Ist vice-president). Enclk Hails bin Abdul Samat (2nd vicepresident), Mr. Jimmy Wee Ban Poh (secretary), Enclk Khalld
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    Baptist church convention
    58 19 TEN Baptist churches and two chapela will cetebrat* the Inauguration of the Singapore Baptist Convention at the Leng Kwang Baptist Church tomorrow at 530 pm. Officers or the convention elected by the working committee on Monday were chairman: Mr. Kelly Choy; vice-chairman. Mr. David Lum; secretary Mr.
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    Woman loses $13,000 after pole attack
    115 19 Woman loses $13,000 after pole attack rjMfO men armed with wooden poles waylaid and assaulted a 28-year-old woman and her friend and then robbed her of $13,000 and a gotd necklace in Yung An Road on Wednesday. Tan Tiew Geok, of Lorong 7, Toa Payoh, was walking towards the staircase
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    SWEEPER AND BUS DRIVER JAILED FOR THEFT
    184 19 SWEEPER AND BUS DRIVER JAILED FOR THEFT A ROAD sweeper attached to the Ministry of the Environment and a school bus driver were each Jailed for two years by the second district court yesterday for housebreaklng and theft. Ang Su Ho. 35, the road sweeper, and Chua Ah Saa. 27.
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    New post office
    39 19 THE new Balestler Estate Post Office at 344. Block 74, Whampoa Drive, will open on Monday. Facilities include- a Post Office Savings Bank special counter and* 90 PO boxes for rent at $30 a year each.
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      21 19 WATER consumption on Thursday was 129.? million gallons (605.000 cubic metres). 3.9 million gallons (18.000 cubic metres) less than on Wednesday.
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      905 19 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 1.81 PM Opening Followed by Sesame Street 7.8C In and Around (English Repeat) 2.88 Saturday Matinee-Island of Lost Women- 7 .38 News (Malay) Starring: Jeff Richards, Venetia Stevenson, 7.45 Morecambe and Wise Show (last episode) John Smith 8.35 Icmsiie- Criss DmWkctus (Witt Malay 3.05 What's
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      27 19 lyilllH/ TE ME if THE 00*10 COMES TO SOMETHING AN ENP H AT 6OOP UIILL Jf OVEI? HEAD? f I KATE QUESTIONS yj lke that: i°*A "j
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      580 20 ENGINEER I BRUNEI SHELL Petroleum Company Limited invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for employment as Barge Engineer in its organisation based at Seria, State of Brunei. The successful cand.date will be responsible for the maintenance of a self-contained drilling tender in a safe and stable condition. He supervises the
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      1680 20 i^i* mm Sime Darby Singapore Ltd. invites opplicotions from Singapore Citizens for the post of TRAINING* DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVE Th« Job: To formulate, recommend ond, when approved, implement ond administer Company polices on stoff development, training ond coreer planning. To plon, design, conduct, co-ordinate ond evaluate troming activities. Th« Man: Possess
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      846 21 APPOINTMENTS IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY Our client, an established regional construction and development corporation, is currently engaged m the design and construction of housing and engineering projects for regional authorities. The Company requires the following personnel for two large projects in a neighbouring country (referenced and II respectively below). I
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      535 21 D UNIVERSITY raS/ SINGAPORE (1) Clerk-of- Works (BUILDING) (2) Clerk-of- Works (ELECTRICAL) (3) Quantity Surveying Assistants. Applications ore invited from suitably qualified persons residing in Singapore or Malaysia for the above posts in the University's Development Unit. Qualification* Experience I (2) At least 3to 5 years of experience in the
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      1312 21 An Established Organisation invites Applications for the following positions in Indonesia 1. SURVEYOR Applicont should have at least 4 years experience in land surveying works. 2. 4 WELDERS Must be experienced. Preference will be given to those who could read drawings. 3. 2 BOILERMAKERS Must be experienced. Remuneration will commensurate
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      1350 22 PLANT ENGINEER ICI Paints (Malaysia) Sdn Berhad invites applications for the post of Plant Engineer THE JOB Responsible for all main tenance operations on plant equipment and buildings at Petaling Jaya and Jurong Works. Will also be responsible for new installations on aspects of design, cost estimating, supervision and commissioning
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      595 22 KRIS UDARA MALAYSIA SENDIRIAN BERHAD invites applications to fill the following positions: 1. Female general dark cum typtet experience in office administration, good in Malay and English language and typing abilities. Age 21-25. preferable bumiputra. 2. Required urgently sales and marketing representatives, experience in arranging tours or shipping and forwarding
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      774 22 KENYATAAN KEMENTERIAN PELAJARAN MALAYSIA Penerimaan Calun-Calun Persendirian Perseorangan untuk PEPERIKSAAN SIJIL RENDAH PELAJARAN/LOWER CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION, 1975 Bayarmo Maauk: (I) S Jll Penuh: $15/--(11) Satu Matapelajaran Bahasa: $3/- tlap-tlap satu tnata- pelajaran. KeUyakan: A Calun-calun darlpada gulungan yang benkut ml boleh dlterlma untuk peperlksaan Sljll Penuh: si i 1) Peminta-pemlnta
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      974 23 SimMtraj •*****; P. lUtaa* «341; K.L. *****; iSaMmt JSJOI THE BANK LINE LTD. LOABS Mill aftlC* iuyiuni (Maaritiai, Naaaiaa, i Oartan. Capaunxi) P. Nalaat j Frt S'lart I. tl 4 Frt < maraban* iMaaritiM. anaiia. tjajaajt. Durban. Caaetoa*; P uiwi 11/11 Mar S'para B/ta Mar rtaaj can a aam afiica.
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    229 24 TNI PONT OP tINOAPOHI AUTNONITV ANNOUNCIO TNI POLLOWIMO itNTMINO AMAMOtMINTt POM PIS. 1. OUT: Klmanu V Watt. Yue Tal 25 M. Boncloe 31 '32 Enrico Oandolo 40/41. Dorte Skou 42/43. Chidambaram 47, Oriental Importer 50 South and Mcdlteranea 91 IN: Oudrun Bakke 1/2. wuaekerk 3/4. Barfe 3
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    19 25 J.CNE. PIMPLES, OPEN PORES problem o Then Klerk, medically •heraplst with 26 ical experience, at ngapura. telephone pore)
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    82 25 MR EU CHOK LAM, 77. passed its) peacefully 31.1.75 leaving behind beloved wife, son Wing Kee. six daughters, one 1 Highter-in-taw. six sons-in-law, 21 grandchildren and one great granddaughter to mourn Ins loss Cortege leaves 115-A Uunbar Walk 11 a.m. 2-2-75. MRS. NG KIM CHUAN nee Llm Chu Iii
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    38 25 IN CHERISHED MEMORY of N.S. Pannlkote a dear husband, father and grandpa Gone 3 years to-day but not forgotten by loved ones. IN LOVING MEMORY of Madam Ing departed 1 2.60 but membered by children 1-children.
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      1462 25 WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESMEN and salesgirls to promote home appliance Preference given to those with own transport Contact Mr David Tan M||| M||f||| REQUIRED ONE YOUNG MALE Ml I SALES REPRESENTATIVE below iil 21 years old. with Class 111 driving licence Must be able to travel to East Malaysia. Starting salary
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      825 25 WANTED A DELIVERY DRIVER Apply personally 46. Zlon Road. Singapore 10. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. OFFICE BOY WITH MINIMUM Secondary I education, honest and hardworking, must possess motor scooter licence. ExNational Servicemen preferred, some working experience and references required Apply P.O Box 1677 Spore 1. ntiDß Invites applications
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      876 25 FEMALE NURSi: EXPERIENCED UNNECESSARY. Interview at Block 1. 37 Upptr Aljunled Lane. S'pore l3 WAITRESSES iREQUIRED TO WORK in cafeteria. No shift duties Hours: 9<a m 4.30 pm Food and transport provided For interview ring 51 1352 A large manufacture industry' ln Kallang Basin Invites applications for the following positions:-
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      863 25 A BUNGALOW WITH 3 BEDROOMS, one study, all bedrooms are alrcondltloned with large servant's quarters adjoining to the kitchen, spacious garden ln front and back. Formerly occupied by Australian High Commission. In good maintenance 220*791 Miss Gan. 75 CHESTNUT DRIVE. S pore 23. 3-bedroomed single-storey detached bungalow, 3 alrcons. 4
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      860 25 AUSTRALIAN COMPANY REQUIRES one flat with swimming pool a.id one detached bungalow in residential area for Its 2 consultants Direct company lease. *****9 EIGHT INDONESIAN BUSINESS MEN and three Taiwan singers urgently require several semiapartments In nil districts I Preferably dlst 9. 10. 11 Contact Miss Ho *****3 AIRLINE CHIEF
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      718 25 DETACHED BUNGALOW FOR SALE at 48. Jalan Kechubong Seletar Hills Tel *****3 HILL VIEW ESTATE 10 m s Buklt Timah. beautiful double-storey terrace house (Jalan Intan). terruxo/ parquet flooring Freehold 2244 sq ft Sale $88,090 Tel *****3 b) Flats NEW FLAT PO*7 SALS 6th floor behind Seleg'.e Complex Contact *****40
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      920 26 SIAKSON COACH TOURS. 28 Prlnaep Street. Slngapore-7 Tel: ***** (5 unett) Peninsula Office. Coleman Street Te) *****4 Ii ****** Cockpit Office Penang Road. Tel *****6 7 days Malaya (alreon bus) $150/- 7 days Haadyai/ Songkhla (alrcon bus) $160/- 14 days Bangkok/ Chlengmal (alrron bus) $370'- 2/7. 9/2. 11/2. 7 days
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      841 26 NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE (Singapore) Pte Limited. Tour West Malaysia Seven days SSI3O/-. alrcondltloned but S$l5S/-. Malaysia Oentlng Highlands by alrcondltloned bus seven days Ssl7s Departure Every Sunday. Monday. Cameron Highlands Four days SsBo/-. Gentlng Highlands Four days Ssllo/-. Departure Every Wednesday Oentlng Highlands Two days by air SSI3O/-. Departun
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      725 26 I Language XOL-boratory^ ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE BEGINNERS Monday. Wednesday Friday 10.30 a.m. 12 noon Commencing 3 February INTERNATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE Singapore 9. T*T*3»?l7/* RAPID BOOK-KEEPING (Beginners) starting 2nd. 4th. sth February: Monday. Wednesday. Friday 10.30 a.m.. 3.00 p m 4.30 p.m.. 6.30 p.m.. Tuesday. Thursday 8.30 a.m.: Sunday
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      718 26 BOOK-KEEPING (BEGINNERS) MONOAY to Friday: 4.00 p m 500 p.m commencing 3.2.75. 10.00 a.m. 11 00 a.m. commencing 6.2.75 Shorthand Monday to Friday 9.00 a.m. 10.00 a.m commencing 32 75 Pie— se enrol early. Royale School of Commerce. 6-B Kirn Tlan Road (Near King's Theatre). Tel: *****8/9873/ FEBRUARY CLASSES Bookkeeping.
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      724 26 YAMAHA MUSIC COUHSE available Children ages 3 6 yean old. Flute. Saxophone. Clarinet and Ouitar Course also available. Morning, afternoon and evening session. Enrol now at Yamaha Music School. 544-548. sth floor. Pla_ Slngapura (same building of Yaohan Shopping Centre) 68. Orchard Road. Singapore 9. Tel: *****1. *****4 tor TUITION
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      788 26 BEAUTIFUL PUPPIES: ALSATIAN. PEKJPOESE. Dachshund. Boxer. Pomeranian. Cocker Spaniel 64 Jalan Serannong Kechli. Off Ponggol Road. Spore 19. GREAT DANE PUPPIES FOM sale. 8 weeks old. excellent pedigree. From $500 Phone 8 ***** 1 MALE DOBERMANN for sale. 3 month old $250. Interested please ring *****0 *****98 LOCALLY BRIO COLOURFUL
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      755 26 SPECIAL OFFER FOM MMBAWANG JTC flats. 1 2 rooms and hall terraxto flooring $1,550.2 2 rooms and hall vinyl Ule flooring $500 3 Window grilles with Iron gate $480. Rotari Interior Decoration, tel. *****1 I daytime *****02 (night-time) SINCLAIRE SOCIAL ESCORT: A lovely lady will be your date. Hurry! Don't
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      546 26 USED MACHINERIES IN VERY OOOD CONDITION INCLUDrNO Glocester lathes Jones Shlpman Orlnf-rs, Centreiess Grinders. Bridgeport milling machines. Auto-lathes and other machines Te«— «one S>— a SSSSM DECK CARGO/ OIL BARGE Immediately available in Singapore for short term hire. Ist February to 30th '.pri. spectfk -tlons as follows L.O.A. ISC' 06"
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      612 26 CHINESE IVORIES (KING ANO OUEEN) 10". $3,000 Bar and 6 stools $300. Pair bed covers $70 2 bedside lamps. $40 each Phone *****8 NASSIM a CO. will sell by auction at 173 Cecil Street today at 10.30 am Furniture: Sound equipment, etc. RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES oranges, own farm chicken.
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      568 26 NO DEPOSITS, EASY PAYMENTS, all sorts of furniture are available. We accept old furniture as first payment Please call at: Style Furniture. 540 Queenstown Japanese Garden or Sweet Home 21 Blk 211 Lorong 8. Toa Payoh East Tel *****9 ANTIQUES MALACCA FURNITURE. Chinese porcelain and embroidery, silver. Vlctonana 011 lamps,
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    DEATH
    61 27 Mdm. Cheong Kirn Soong 63. passed away peacefully on Thursday 30/1/75. leaving behind three sons, (Jiang Lee Kong, Ciang Lee Chee and (Jiang Toh Chye; one daughter Giang Ah Lan; three daughters-in-law and four grandchildren to mourn her loss. Cortege leaves 2 pm, 1105-G Stirling Road. Blk. 171 on
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    IN MEMORIAM
    53 27 Ir. ever loving memory of Mrs. SIVAPAKIAM SAKWAMATHU Departed 1.1.1974 Thoughts of you brings very sweet memories and tendei tears of the days you were with as until you suddenly left us. It eased your pain but broke our hearts. Very sadly missed but never forgotten by all
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      1252 27 rimes Saturday car mart LS 1971 ma zda iooo ji.soo Dauun i^^THjJ I^^H I 1200*5 700/- 1970 Ford Capri 1600 SaVWPHI I OT. Air-con $3,700 Mazda 1200 S/w $4 300.- 1969 Datsun 1000 ■s^^ss3l^S^ss!^S 54.700/- I9SB Dauun 1000 S/w iM3 MOB 5 new tyres Al condl- $2,950/- 1967Mazda 1000 $3,200/--onth
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      543 27 FOR QUALITY USED CARS and maximum valuation on your vehicles, view at Ng Keong Car Traders Private Limited. 313-A. Buklt Tlmah Road. 3 m.s.. (Opposite Anglo-Chinese School Tel *****3.*****9. 1»73 AUSTIN 1300 OT. One owner. Immaculate condition, radio/ tape, sports rims, accident free. Insurance and tax till June 1975. asking
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      501 27 r MANAGER A locol manufacturing Company with overseas affiliation is seeking o suitably qualified ond experienced Singapore citizen to fill a new position of Manoger RESPONSIBILITY The Manager will report to the Generol Monager and is responsible for the efficient operation of the Factory OTHER DUTIES WILL BE:- Devising, implementing
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      960 27 NOTICE MALAYAN CONTAINERS BERHAD (In Voluntary Liquidation) RECONSTRUCTION Following the Extraordinary General Meeting held on 16th December, 1974, wherein it was resolved to reconstruct the Company and accordingly to have the Company wound up voluntarily, the liquidators will make a distribution of the Company's assets In specie on the basis
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      593 27 r A WELL-ESTABLISHED PUBLIC COMPANY HAS VACANCIES FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS PWOOCT MANAGER A diploma/degree in Electrical Engineering is preferable, but not essential. Applicants without electrical engineering background will be considered if they have at least 5 years experience in selling electrical lines and if they are well-known in the
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      703 27 I \I>AN(..' LEMBAGA BANDABAN IN.MB. BAB. 1171 WHMUII DIBAWAH SEKSHEN 41 IUI Babawasanya Majlis Perbandaran Ipoh mengikut aekshen 41 (II), I'no.ng2 Lembaga Bandaran telah menyemak dan akhirnyn meluluskiw bad tahun 197S chukai taksir srprrti vans terkandung dalam Senarai Chukai Takslr bn«i !.4hun 1974 deosan bc'oerapa pmdaan yang dlflrklrkan perlu dan
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    Ready soon -first phase of $20m project
    303 28 Ready soon -first phase of $20 m project npHE first phase of E Pook Hal Bulldin g Singapore's first urban renewal project undertaken by resettlers themselves—will be ready tor occupation by the end of the year. Construction work on the framework of the phase's six-storey podium block of the 20-storey
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    In stereo...
    31 28 THE Central Adult Section of National Library will hold a recorded music stereo concert, Symphony Orchestra, at Its meeting room on Feb. 8 at 1030 am Admission Is tree.
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    Stevedores back down and accept other work
    312 28 gOME of the 100 cargo handlers who initially declined offers of alternative employment within the Port of Singa port Authority to offset any drop in income doe to the downturn in port business have now changed their minds This follows extensive talks and
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    Open verdict on man found in pool
    93 28 Open verdict on man found in pool A CORONER yesterday recorded an open verdict on the death of Tan Whang Tee, 71, who was found dead In a pool of water at a construction site in Bedok New Town on Jan. 24. The court was told that his decomposed body
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    CC service
    31 28 THE Chinese Chamber of Commerce will hold a special •ervlce at the Memorial to Civilian Victims of the Japanese Occupation in Beach Road on Feb. IS at 10 a.m.
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    – Doctor warned over sale of I—drugs
    207 28 Doctor warned over sale of I—drugs- r[E Medical Council bits "severely warned" a general practitioner for baying antibiotics In bulk and failing to keep proper records of the purchase and sale of drugs. K council spokesman said yesterday the general practitioner bad given an undertaking that be would not repeat
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    Film show at museum
    41 28 Film show at museum THE National Museum will screen three colour nim« on Munich, •Lavarta and Ufa and Work In Oennany at Its lecture h«ill on Wednesday at 7.30 p.m Free tickets are cbtalnabl* at the museum office durinc office hoars.
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    ACCORD ON WAGE SUPPLEMENT
    118 28 A meric AN Marine A workers are to receive 50 per cent of their 1974 annual wage supplement under a new agreement signed by the management and the Pioneer Industries Employees' Union. They will be pstd on Feb. 5. The agreement was signed on Thursday after
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    Woman tells of her '8 years of heir
    88 28 HOUSEWIFE Tay Bok Eng. married at 18, told the High Court yesterday that she suffered eight years of "hellish" life with her husband. Tay, now 32 and estranged since 1968, said In her divorce petition before Mr. Justice Chun: "I want to
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    INDONESIASINGAPORE TIES BASED ON 'HUMANE APPROACH'
    420 28 OINGAPORE'S good and cordial relations with Indonesia is largely due to the fact that the present I n d o n c slan leadership believes in the policy of "symbiosis mutualls" mutual co-operation for mutual benefitMr. Lee Khoon Choy, Senior Minister of State (Foreign
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      549 28 SENTOSA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION invite* applications from Spore Citizens for the following appointment (A) STENOGRAPHER: $325 x 20 425/445 625 Mm all in star ting solory $445 50 Qualification: Combridge Sch. Cert or equivalent, a good credit in English, shorthand speed 1 00 wpm typing speed 45 wpm. Mm 2 years
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      Lock icon Everton expected to open gap from rivals
      333 29 Everton expected to open gap from rivals T ONDON, Fri v First Division pacemakers Everton and Ipswich Town could open up a gap over their nearest challengers when the English soccer programme returns to League action tomorrow after last week's Cup ties. Both teams will be boosted by success in
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      Lock icon It's all 'players' now in English soccer
      289 29 It's all 'players' now in English soccer LONDON, Fri.—Enrlish football this week abolished the distinction between professional and amateur players, bat it was not tne lar-reach-inc move that at one time seemed likely. The proposal to abolish the distinction was brought in several months ago and there was never any
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      Test success shows WI have a great team
      673 29 Test success shows WI have a great team IJOMBAY, Fri. The West Indian cricketers will leave India well satisfied with their 3-2 victory in what turned out to be a fascinating series. After two one-day games against India, Clive Lloyd and his men will leave at the weekend for Sri
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      Lock icon Layer to meet Connors
      64 29 LAS VEGAS. Frl. Rod Layer, Austria's ageing tennis super-star, will clash for the first time with Jimmy Conrtors, the brash young American champion, In A US$lOO,OOO challenge match here on Sunday. It is the most eagerlyawaited tennis confrontation since Blllle Jean King made Bobby Riggs look
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      ENGLAND SET
      149 29 MELBOURNE, Frl. England are set for a clean sweep of the titles In the Commonwealth Table Tennis championships being played here. Today, they added the men's and women's doubles titles to the men and women team titles they had already won, when Denis Neale and Desmond Douglas beat
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      Chung Fa leads the pack
      627 29  - Chung Fa leads the pack ERNEST FRIDA By pHANG Chung Fa, Taiwan's world class golfer, yesterday gave another masterly performance with a superb two- under par 66 to take a two-stroke lead after the first round of the Shell golf Pro-Am Open championship at Bukit chermin course. Chung Fa proved
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      77 29 GOLF Keppel Open (Buklt Chermln 8 a.m > Insurance Institute of Spore (Island course 8 a.m.). SOCCER Telok Bl&ngah soccer final: Badan "A" v Everlon (Buklt Chermln S p.m.). RUGBY SRU Div 1: "B" Coy T Coy, Support v "A" Coy (both at Dieppe Road). Div 2: Bucks v Blazers,
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    Today's Ipoh amateur card
    610 30 Today's Ipoh amateur card RACE ONE I.3O— CLASS 5— 2 F STB. (Catchwelghts 12.0) 1 322 Cyras 14Ib) 9; 2 024 Bcrbridre 7) 10; 3 3 ImpaU 5) 6: 4 006 Stormy Kinc 11; 5 000 AtUl» 8; 6 79 Cmtmr II 4; 7 Rocky 5; 8 Little Armb 1,
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    Drake set today for a hattrick
    561 30  -  EPSOM JEEP EASY WINNER OF LAST 2 STARTS By £)RAKE, easy winner of his last two starts, cax make it three-wins-in-a-row in Race Eight at today's Perak Turf Club Amateur Meeting at Ipoh. An easy winner over 5Jf at Alor Star In April, Drake
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    Selections by Jeep
    47 30 RACE 1: Cyrus, Berbridee RACE 2: Forc\, Bright Sky RACE 3: Hall Street, Kind Retards II RACE 4: Sir Gauntlet. Delima RACE 5: Lady Rohjn, Lara RACE 6: Pungut. Saffron RACE 7: Ameer. Halland RACE 8: Drake. Love Bug RACE 9: Scan, Capuccino 11.
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      Two RTC boys tipped for Manila
      415 31  - Two RTC boys tipped for Manila PERCY SENEVIRATNE By TWO 18 year old boxers from the Reformatory Training Centre light welter Syed Feisal and flyweight Raihakrishnan probably did more than swing the verdicts their way at last night's CiviliansArmed Forces clash at the Maude Road Community Centre. For, in scoring
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      40 31 LONDON. Frt. Falkirk beat Ross County by 5-1 In a Scottish Football Association Cup third round match played on the Ross County ground yesterday. Falkirk are now away to either Alrdiieonlans or Morton In the fourth round. R«uter.
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      Mobil trounced
      27 31 SINGAPORE Shipbuilding beat Mobil 5-0 In a SBHFL Dlv Two soccer match at Tanglln yesterday. Scorers were Eric Hew (3), Sam Chla and S. Wely.
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      Spotlight on Dollah
      329 31  - Spotlight on Dollah JOE DORAI By DO LL A H Kassim will play his first match for Singapore after a sixmonth absence, in the friendly match against Perak at the National Stadium tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. Dollah. who started the season on the right foot by scoring five goals against
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      Seap buildup
      136 31 r*)UB cyclists SalI 1 leh All, Rahman Shariff. Osman Ahmad and Richard Tan wIU represent Singapore in the first Philippine Open road race cycling championship at Manila from Feb 9 to 16. Top cyclists from Asia and Europe will be competing in this road race which will cover
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      Invitations sent to Asean countries
      222 31  - Invitations sent to Asean countries PETER SIOW FRENCH STARS MAY COMPETE IN TOUR DE SINGAPOUR' By French cycling stars may compete as special "guests" in the proposed 120 km 'Tour de Singapour," which is open to Asean countries, sometime in March. There is also a possibility that the French cycling
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      178 31 m^^ All dishes prepared by Siamese cooks served traditionally by Siamese costumed waitresses INTRODUCING Traditional Siamese Food Siamese style Teochew Food Siamese Porridge for Supper Siamese style Sea Food Cocktail Party Dinner Party Economical Set Lunch For Feast or Snacks I hours :7am. to 3a. nT™^^^ I I Ba-Ku-Teh Mee.
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    267 32 3-party coalition takes shape in Thailand THREE PARTY minority coalition government seemed probable for Thailand today as the Democrat Party picked up two partners and declared it would stress law and order after a year of crises and civil disturbances. The alliance between the Democrats, who led the field In
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    Lock icon Raid protest
    37 32 BEIRUT, Prl. Demonstrations broke out throughout Lebanon yesterday denouncing widespread destruction of a border town by Israeli raiders and urging the nation to aid Its 1,500 displaced residents and build a better defence system. AP.
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    Lock icon Duke dies in his sleep
    62 32 LONDON, Pri— The Duke of Norfolk. England's senior nobleman and stage manager of the nations royal pageantry, died In his sleep during the night. He was 66. Over the p> st 40 yean he organised two coronations, three state funerals Including Sir Winston Churchill's In
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    Key issue
    34 32 BONN, Prt. Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and French Prealdent Valery CMacard d'SrtaJng will give the weakneaj of the US dollar high priority in their summit talk on Monday, government aourcei said today. upt.
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    36 32 WJUUUMUTUN, m. Secretary of State Dr. Henry Klutnger lays cutting off military aid to Turkey on Wednesday would be "a disatter" and he will seek to convince key Congressmen of this tomorrow. UPI.
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    Lock icon The battle for survival...
    99 32 ITTTITH bottles containing petrol, a a young boy awaits customers along a highway in the suburbs of Saigon. Inflation and the sagging economy as a result of the war have produced many such scenes in Vietnam. This boy's small business will help his parents fight poverty
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    Lock icon Pilot killed in rocket attack on airport
    333 32 PHNOM PENH. Fri CAMBODIAN helicopter pilot was killed and 19 people, including two American employees of a domestic airline, were wounded in an insurgent rocket attack on the airport here today, police said. A Cambodian A 1 r Force T-2B fighter bomber was
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    Lock icon More muscle for govt over industries
    84 32 More muscle for govt over industries LONDON, Prl. Britain's Labour Government today published legislation giving it farreaching powers to expand state ownership In industry and assist big companies when they get Into financial difficulties. The Instrument for this, to be created by the Bill, will be a National Enterprise Board
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    Lock icon March to back hunger strike
    63 32 DU3LIN, Fri— About 3.000 people marched through Dublin last night In support of 16 Irish Republican Army prisoners on hunger strike here. The strike by the men, who demard to be classified as political prisoners, has been linked to the IRA delay In calllni: a
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    Be thrifty call by Chinese Chamber
    113 32 milE Chinese ChamX ber of Commerce yesterday resolved to practise thrift during the Chinese New Year and called on the public to follow suit. The president of the chamber, Mr. Tan Keorr Choon, said at its monthly management committee meeting the Chinese have the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    457 32 T ONDON, Frl. Qloomy Oovem- 1" ment forecaau for the Bnti.h economy In the n«xt Bye yean Mnt the London dock market plumcln* today, wiping out moat of the guns registered earlier this week Imperial Chemical* lost 10 pence among industrials. Pllklngton Qlus 8 and Oourtauld* 4. Unilever,
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    ST index breaks the 200 barrier
    274 32  - ST index breaks the 200 barrier TSAI TAN By rE equity recovery at the Singapore stock mark it continued unabated yesterday, with the Straits Times Indus tr.al Ordinary index closing the month with a convincing thrust through the 200 barrier to 200.71. Since the start of the new year the
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    Lock icon China's ping-pong diplomacy comes to India
    169 32 China's ping-pong diplomacy comes to India NEW DELHI, Prt The Chinese have come to India to play table tennis, and the Indian Government, which has been seeking to normalise relations with Peking, is treating the games as more than a sporting event The contingent of 50 Chinese players television crewmen,
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    114 32 28 DIE IN TWOTANKER COLLISION PHILADELPHIA, Fri s A Twenty-eight crewmen were feared killed today when two oil tankers collided and exploded in a mass of flames on the Delaware River here. One crewman was confirmed dead and the other 27 were missing and believed to have been trapped aboard
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