The Straits Times, 9 July 1975

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    17 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1975 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 1116/75 I
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    CAR CURBS UP TO 10.15
    921 1  -  S. M. MUTHU 'Further changes may be made' By THE area licensing scheme will be extended by 45 minutes from 7.30 a.m. to 10.15 a.m. from Aug. 1. This is to combat heavy traffic congestion that has cropped up along major routes in the city
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    $1.5 mil heroin haul at border: Two held
    218 1 A LOR STAR, Tues. Centra; Narcotics Bureau officers seised more than $2*,wM worth of suspected heroin, valued at $1.5 million In the international market, during a raid oa a house at Kampung MeUyu In the border town of Padang Beaar last night.
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    Lock icon Saying their 'I do's' during a varsity jog...
    61 1 rWAS a moving wedding ceremony. Everyone who saw It agreed. While other members of the San Diego Track Club jog behind. BUI Stock slips a wedding ring on the finger of bI s bride, Dorothy Curtis. The Jogging wedding took place on
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    Lock icon Miners tone down their demands
    161 1 Miners tone down their demands SCARBOROUGH, Tuesday J^jILITANTS in Britain's strong coalminers union agreed today to moderate their wage demands, heeding an impassioned appeal for co-operation yesterday by Prime Minister Harold Wilson. The militants, from the Yorkshire area branch, bowed to pressure and persuasion In backroom talks at the miners'
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    Lock icon $2,550 mil hangover
    54 1 LONDON. Tues—Mon-day-morning hangovers cost British Industry about £500 million 512.550 million) a year. according to a report by the Helping Hand Organisation, a group that rehabilitates alcoholics. From the factory floor to the boardroom, absenteeism through drink Is responsible for 25.8 million lost working days a year,
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    Lock icon Four plotters jailed
    59 1 ARNHEM (Holland). Tuea. -Pour Indonesian* ringleaders In a plot to storm the royal palace and take as hostage Queen Juliana of the Netherlands— were each Jailed (or rive yean here today. They had planned the raid on the royal home to back their *—»"nl* fur the independence
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    41 1 NIW YORK, Tuea. Dow Jonas averages, based on first hour of trading on the New York stock exchange: M Indus ***** down 6.34. 20 tramp 168.67 down 0.64. IS Uttis 63.46 down 0.13, 65 slocka 340.63 down 1.44. UPI.
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    Lock icon Iraqis told to leave
    65 1 DAMASCUS. TUBS. Syria today decided to close the office of the Iraqi military attache here and ordered all its «taff to leave the country within 46 hours, Arab diplomatic stairces said. The move was seen by observers In Beirut as a worsening of already deteriorating relations
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    Lock icon 60 die in ship sinking
    56 1 TANOIBI, Tuts. About 60 people drowned tat* last night when an excursion ship sank In the Atlantic off Ksar Seghlr, some 60 km south of Tangier. The ship had gone out to sea (or a short trip on a Moroccan religious holiday Men of the
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    Lock icon 2 die in shoot-out
    80 1 BANGKOK, Tues. Two people were killed In a junfle battle between police and a gang of bandits who kidnapped nine people in southern Thailand, police said today. The bandits held up three cars on a lonely road between the towns of Yala and Pattanl last nil
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    Lock icon Suharto home
    25 1 JAKARTA, Tues. President Suharto returned here today after two-week trip that took him to Iran. Yugoslavia. Canada. the United Butes and Japan Reuter
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    Malaysia Cup broadcast
    39 1 RADIO Stagapore will broadcast "live." In all the four language*. the Malaysia Cup first lex semi-final match between Stagapore md Kelantan to be played at the Kota Baru Stadium In Kelantan on Saturday at 4.50 pjn.
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    Lock icon They'll meet
    28 1 WABHINOTON, Tuea. The US State Department confirmed that Secretary of State Dr. Henry KUsinger will meet Israeli Prime Minister Yltshak Rabin. In Bonn on Saturday— AP.
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    Lock icon 'Shame on CIA' demo
    501 1 'Shame on CIA' demo FIRST AHTt-U.l OUTBURST SINCE EMERGENCY NEW DELHI, Tuesday nKMONSTRATORS carrying flags of the ruling Congress Party and crying "Shame on the CIA" staged a sit-down protest today in front of the American Government Library here. The brief rally was the first antiAmerican outburst since Prime Minister
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    Laughing youths snatch girls' durians
    166 1 Laughing youths snatch girls' durians r'O youths with an Irrepressible yen for durians are at large In Toa Payoh. They must also be quite broke. On Monday night both had a free feed of three durians t^ey snatched from two teenaged sisters. The sisters, both from a Convent school, were
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      Lock icon Indira to call Parliament
      67 1 Indira to call Parliament NEW DELHI. Tues. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi la planning to call a session of Parliament In August to ratify and extend India's national State of Emergency, a Congress Party source said today. The session will be a short one and Hi Bain job will be to
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      109 1 RESULTS OF SPORE SWEEP Pag* 10 JAPAN'S new bid to beat slump 3 "S.Mv SOVIET experts In Somalia" 4 WHITLAM to be grilled on $9.6 bU loan 5 GDP: A 10 per cent growth unless... 7 BIA to extend Its service* PLAN to cut fish supply deferred I SENTOSA lagoon
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      Lock icon 'Worst new car in 1974' cost $15,800
      148 2 'Worst new car in 1974' cost $15,800 LONDON, Tues. A £3,100 (SI15.800) car which needed three replacement engines, two gearboxes, two bell housings and new wiring during its first 9,600 km (6.000 miles) use has been named "worst new car of the year" by Britain's Automobile Association. The association's official
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      Lock icon Trade pact
      28 2 HONOKONO. Tues— The Soviet Union and North Korea have concluded a trade agreement for this year in Pyongyang, the North Korean News Agency reported today. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sinai accord reports premature, says Rabin
      438 2 TEL AVIV, Tuesday pRIME Minister Yitzhak Rabin said today that news reports saying Israel ?nd Egypt had reached agreement on a new interim settlement in Sinai were premature. Mr. Rabin was speaking at Ben Ourion airport before leaving for an official visit to West
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      Lock icon Plumbers and grocers turn teachers
      79 2 Plumbers and grocers turn teachers LONDON. Tues. More than 5.000 Britons have volunteered to help teach their country's adult Illiterates how to read and write. The volunteers, tram plumbers to greengrocers, have responded to a national campaign Intended to help .an estimated ore to two million Illiterates In Britain. But
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      Lock icon Sinatra sues lensman
      64 2 LOS ANOELES. Tues. Singer Prank Sinatra yesterday sued a professional photographer claiming that photographs the singer had commissioned of his Palm Springs mansion In 1973 had been reproduced without his consent In the Oerman magazine Bunte. Sinatra sued photographer Peter Borsari (or damages of US$5,OOO 15t11.660) and
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      Lock icon Envoy recalled
      40 2 TOKYO. Tues J»p»n rum recalled 1U unbaaMdor to Spain. Mr. Shojl Sato, the Foreign Ministry announced today No rcaaua m tfwan, but local newspapers speculated that Mr Sato might replace Mr Pumlhoko Togo aa Under Foreign Mtnlater. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Eight held and bombs seized in Beirut
      269 2 Eight held and bombs seized in Beirut BEIRUT, Tues. Lebanese army Intelligence men yesterday arrested members of a "subversive network" which may have been behind a recent wave of explosions In Beirut. Judicial sources said last night. They said that between 70 and 80 kg (ISO and 175 pounds) of
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      Lock icon Three expelled
      29 2 CANBERRA. Tues. Three teenage boys have been expelled from Canberra Boy's High School after being caught smoking marijuana on school premises, headmaster PJ. McKeown said today.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Libya accused of hiring Egyptians to kill
      191 2 Libya accused of hiring Egyptians to kill i^AIRO. Tues. Libya \j was accused here last night of recruiting Egyptian tribesmen to carry out assassinations and sabotage In support of alleged Libyan plans to annex Egypt's western desert. The otnclfe Middle East News Agency (Mena) said that according to the state
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      Lock icon Heavier tax move
      57 2 Heavier tax move KATMANDU. Tues —Nepal yesterday proposed heavy tax increases on luxury goods and said much of the new revenue would be used to develop agriculture. Dr. Bhekh Bahadur Thapa. Minister of State for Financial Affairs, who presented the 1878-76 budget to the National Panchayat (Parliament), said Nepal would
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      Lock icon 52 die in bus plunge
      59 2 RAWALPINDI. Tues. Fifty-two vacationing student* were killed and six others Injured en Sunday when the bus In which they wtre travelling fell Into a ravine near Abbottabad. a hill resort north of here, olflclal reports said. The report; «ald the victims were students of the
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      Lock icon Cholera toll
      26 2 JAKARATA. Tues. Twenty-nve people have died of cholera in Clanjur, West Java, over the last three months, the daily Plklran Rakyat reported today. Reutei
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      Air aid: Egypt slams door on Soviets
      407 2 WASHINGTON, Tv« pGYPT wants nothing more to do with the Russians and is rebuilding a sophisticated air force and air defence with Western know-how and its own ingenuity, Aviation Week Space Tecrnology said yesterday. Introducing a second article on the state of Egvpttan
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      Lock icon Rebuff for mayors
      44 2 BOSTON. Tues. Pollster Loo Harris told 300 big-city mayors yesterday at a luncheon that tbe residents of their cities have over seven tirnr.s more confidence in their garbageman than their mayor, and left the mayors murmuring in shock and awe. AP.
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      Lock icon 'Defusing' wartime bomb in London
      74 3 AN army bomb disposal expert, cs.pt. John Dlckson, U seen steaming out the explosive from a Impound (544 kg) German wartime bomb found on Monday. The World War II reUc warn unesrifaed Just off the main street in the London suburb of Bexieyheath. Hundreds of
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      OECD growth forecast at 4 pc
      109 3 OECD growth forecast at 4 pc Geneva, Tues.—Economic recovery in the Western nations should begin soon and reach an annual growth rat* of four per cent In the first half of next year, It was predicted today. lir. Emlle Van Lennep. secretary-general of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development,
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      Lock icon THAI LEADERS FOR TALKS IN ASIA, AUSTRALIA
      391 3 BANGKOK, Tues npHAI leaders have scheduled a full round of talks in Asian and Australasian capitals this month and next, starting vdth Premier Kukrit Pramoj's official visit to the Philippines from July 21, Foreign Ministry officials said here today. They said Mr. Kukrit,
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      Lock icon Overjoyed fans
      68 3 CALCUTTA. Tues A 13-year-old boy was killed and at least 48 were taken to hospital after part of a stand at a football ground collapsed here yesterday, officials said. They said more than 300 people were Injured when the stand collapsed under the weight of jubilant soccer fans
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      Ban on new Chinese schools in Thailand
      112 3 Ban on new Chinese schools in Thailand BANGKOK, Tues. The Thai Government today announced a ban on new Chineselanguage schools In Thailand as hundreds of Chinese rushed to apply for licences following last week's establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Thailand. A special Cabinet meeting made the decision after
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      Going home
      39 3 HONOKONO. Tues— Two Chinese brothers. Lee Leeehong. 102, and Le Wanchong. 95. who had spent the last 74 years In Perth, today left Hongkong on a 352 kms (230-mlle) Journey to their borne village In China.— Reuur.
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      Lock icon Japan's new plan to beat slump
      464 3 Japan's new plan to beat slump Top priority for jobless problem TOKYO, Tuesday •pHE Japanese Government today undertook to work out its fourth package of reflationary measures this year to revive the country's depressed economy. International Trade and Industry Minister Toahlo Komoto made this promise after business leaders had urged
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      Lock icon Earth tremor
      35 3 BOULDER (Colorado). Turn. —A large earthquake wu recorded early today In the Oulf of California, about 400 miles (640 kmi) south of San Diego, according to the national earthquake reporting service here.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Hanoi will hunt for missing Americans in return for aid
      232 3 Hanoi will hunt for missing Americans in return for aid rKYO. Tues. -North Vietnam has said It v ready to pursue the fate of missing Americans but linked the t°lon r^d U3 reconBtroc--1 '•The search for US missing people in the Vlet- nam war. the exhumation and return of bones
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      Lock icon Graft: Marcos woos the witnesses
      60 3 Manila, Tues. President Marcos said today he would decree Immunity for wannesses against government personnel accused of taking their bribes. Mr. Marcos said witnesses are often reluctant to testify against public r»flfri»la In Qribery cases. The decree will exempt bribe givers and tneir intermediaries from
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      'Peeping Tom' trial for Agnew's son
      122 3 BALTIMORE, Tuea. The 29- year-old son of former Vice-President Splro Agnew will be tried on July 30 on a trespassing charge stemming from what the chief witness against him says was a "PeepIng Tom" Incident. Pohc- said Timothy Frye, 17, told them that he
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      Lock icon Govt-rebel talks to stave off breakaway move
      145 4 Govt-rebel talks to stave off breakaway move T>ORT MORESBY. Tues 1 —Papua New Guinea Government officials yesterday met members ol the rebel Provincial Government of Bougainville in an effort to sta v e ofl a breakway move by the Island. It was the first meetIng since the copper-rich island decided
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      Lock icon Alleged killer 'Carlos' in London, says paper
      309 4 LONDON. Tues. The Ouardian newspaper said today tnat Illch Ramirez Sanchez, alleged to be "Carlos"— an assassin hired by the world's guerilla groups— was believed to be in London without friends and short of money. The newspaper— which last week first reported the
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      Lock icon A deadly diagnosis: $367,000 for widow
      99 4 A deadly diagnosis: $367,000 for widow BIRMINGHAM, Tues. A window with three children was yesterday awarded €7Z.M« (SS3«7J!H) damages because her husband died of malaria after a doctor diagnosed his complaint as influenza. Mrs. Enid Bayer, M, claimed damages from Dr. Charles Spa I dim, who admitted negligence bat contested
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      Lock icon '3,000 SOVIET EXPERTS IN SOMALIA'
      538 4 Berbera base biggest outside Russia: Senator WASHINGTON. Tuesday 3,000 Soviet specialists are manning the biggest Russian foreign naval base in Somalia, IS intelligence said todayThe gist of the intelligence reports became available after American Senator Dewey Bartiett and Defence Department technicians returned from the African
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      Lock icon We can't keep summit date: Finland
      339 4 We can't keep summit date: Finland GENEVA, Tuesday jjiTNLAND last night announced It Is unable to stage a final summit session of the two-year-old European Security Conference on July 28, as urged by the Soviet Union. The Finnish delegate told the 35-natlon conference co-ordinating committee here there was not enough
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      Lock icon 'Let's stay French' protest to Giscard
      223 4 'Let's stay French' protest to Giscard MORONI (Comoro Archipelago), Tues Pro-French Inhabitants of these tropical, per-fume-exporting Islands of the Mozambique Channel yesterday sent a protest to France over the archipelago's unilateral declaration of independence. The five representatives to the archipelagos Parliament from Mayotte. the southernmost of the four Comoro Islands,
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      Lock icon Eton to take in paying guests
      139 4 LONDON, Tues— Eton, tho exclusive school which has educated the sons of Britain's titled and rich families for centuries. Is to take In paylng guests. While Britain suffers und-T economic gloom. the school has decided to Improve Its finances by letting out boy's boarding
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      71 4 WABHINOTON. TUM. Alligators, which faced extinction from hide hunters In the wuiheastern United States nearly a decade ago. are being taken off the Oovemment'i list of endangered species, the Interior Department said today. The department's Fish and Wildlife Service said that since the alligator was placed
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      That bowling alley...
      62 5 That bowling alley WASHINGTON. Tues— A one-lane bowling alley Installed (or President Richard Nixon In the White House In March 1973. maa paid (or by his close friend* Charles. "Bebe" Rebozo. Robert Ablanalp and Walter Annenberg. sources aald yesterday. The lane, which the Nixon family used frequently, cost U*****9885 and
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      Lock icon AFTER THE FLOOD...
      136 5 AFTER THE FLOOD. SURVIVORS of a flash flood that killed nine people in Tequila, Mexico, take stock of their belongings on Sunday. About 30 homes were destroyed in the town made world-famous for the liquor It distil.. At the same time, heavy rains and hur-ricane-force winds lashed the Cape Peninsula
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      Lock icon ANC WILL STEP UP FIGHT FOR BLACK RULE
      125 5 ANC WILL STEP UP FIGHT FOR BLACK RULE DAR E8 SALAAM, Tues. Rhodesia's African National Council (ANC) said today It would intensify the struggle for black majority rule In the breakaway British colony. A brief statement issued after a four-day maetlni here said it <was up to B hod—lan Prime
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      Another strike
      36 5 ROME. Tim.- More than one nwniinn Italian transport workers will stage a four-hour strut* tomorrow to prast demands for an Immediate Injection of public capital Into the country's transport system, union leaders aald lodjgr.-Ivruter.
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      Lock icon $9.3 bil loan: Whitlam to be grilled
      447 5 'Borrowed from Arabs in a strange way 9 CANBERRA. Tues. pRIME Minister Go ugh Whitlam's Labour Government will be summoned tomorrow to explain why it borrowed US$4 billion (559.3 billion) from oil-rich Arabs and why it was not tossed from office for the
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      Lock icon Mrs Peron bows to strike pressure by unions
      182 5 Mrs Peron bows to strike pressure by unions BUENOS AIRES, Tues A general strike forced President Isabei Peron to agree last night to lift the 50 per cent celling on wage Increase: she ordered, leaders ol the strike reported. After a four houi meeting with Labour Minister Ceclllo Condlttl the
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      Briefs
      104 5 JAKARTA, Tues—mdonesla's oil production dropped sharply last March when it reached only 1.190.965 barrels a day compared with a dally average of nearly one and a half million barrels In March last year, a Mining Ministry spokesman said today. NEW YORK: General Motori Corp. indicated It may raise ear
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      140 5 WASHINGTON: White House press secretary Ron Nessen acknowledged yesterday that foreign policy was one reason behind the fact that President Ford did not meet Soviet author Alexander Solmhenitsyn daring the writer's visit here. LISBON: The Communist Party yesterday sad It was keeping Its followers in a state of alert
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    I sought Wee's help and he obliged me many times
    3000 6  -  T. F. Hwang PRINCIPAL WITNESS GIVES EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECUTION REPORTER: 'When he heard the CPIB was involved, he told me that he did not want to intervene' A WOMAN NAMED CECILIA AND HER VISIT PASS The rush to get
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    PRICES OF MOST FOODS STABLE
    239 6 PICES of most essential commodities remained stable, the Trade Department reported yesterday. Following are the recommended prices: Thai 100 per cent •O\ $1 cents a kaU or 606g; Thai 10 per cent M cent*, Australian 10 per cent, M cents; US IS per cent. 73
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    THE CHARGES
    304 6 The five charges against Wee Toon Boon are: CHARGE ONE: On or about May S. 1972. at 33 Greenmead Avenue, Singapore, while being Minister of State. Ministry of Defence, We e did corruptly accept from one Ong Keng Kok. director/secretary of Lauw and Sons, gratification, to wit, galvanised
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    Reception for delegates
    42 6 THE Council of InterRellglous Organisations Singapore will host a reception for the delegates to the exploratory meeting of the South Asia lnter-reUglous consultation for peace at the Singapore Muslim Missionary Society In Lorong 13, Oeylang today at 6 pjn.
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    On computers
    35 6 DR. Chan Sing Chat, a lecturer of Nanyaiig University's Computer Centre, will give a talk on The Computer In The Present World at the Queenstown Branch Llbrax) on Ba'.urday at 2.30 p m.
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    Now the lights go out for no water9 families
    267 7 Now the lights go out for no water 9 families AFTER going wlth- out their regular water supply since last Thursday, 70 people from eight families in Upper Thomson Road suffered another setback yesterday when their electricity supply was also cut off. The families, occupying the Heap Hoe rubber processing
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    GDP: A lO pc GRO WTH UNLESS...
    427 7  - GDP: A lO pc GRO WTH UNLESS. AHMAD OSMAN By SINGAPORE can achieve a 10 per cent growth in its Gross Domestic Product next year if the expected economic upturn at the end of the year or early next year is not hindered by unexpected reverse in the international economic
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    FOURTH FLOOR PLUNGE, BUT BOY LIVES
    154 7 FOURTH FLOOR PLUNGE, BUT BOY LIVES A SEVEN year-old boy miraculously survived after he fell 12.2 metres (40 feet) to the ground from his fourth floor Housing Board flat In Jalan Rumah Tinffi on Sunday. Police, who identified him as Tan Hwee Lent, of Block 39. said he suffered head
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    New members
    30 7 APPLICATIONS tor membership of the Association of Singapore Licensed Aircraft Engineer* are now open to all eligible engineers apprentice*. They can apply for ordinary, associate and student membership
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    Mr Tan is 44
    48 7 MR. TAN Chok Klan. the new Permanent Secretary In the Ministry of Social Affairs, Is 44 years old and not 54 aa reported In the Straits Times yesterday. The typographical error Is regretted. Mr. Tan was awarded tne Public Administration Medal 'Silver) In 1963.
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    Poor service at JTC flats: Residents
    205 7 Poor service at JTC flats: Residents JURONO Town Corpora- tlon flat residents in Sembawang are up in arms against the poor JTC maintenance service regarding lift breakdowns, cuts In water supplies and choking of rubbish chutes. Most of the residents Interviewed yesterday at the four blocks of flats at the
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    Singer who died on eve of TV show
    385 7  - Singer who died on eve of TV show PAUL WEE Killed with friend in road crash By UANDA RIN pop singer, Teo Koon, 27, who was yesterday identified as the man who died with a girl in a road mishap along Lornie Road on Monday night, "appeared" on television last
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    Hon's date
    34 7 MR. Bon Bul Sen, Finance MlnUt«r ana MP for Havrlock. win officiate at the Mr. Havelock and Mr. Fitness 1075 Invitation Champloruhlp at Havelock Road community centre on Saturday at 7.80 p-m.
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    Hongkong 'Land shares for listing in S'pore
    177 7 Hongkong 'Land shares for listing in S'pore One of Hongkong's leading public companies. Hongkong Land, has successfully applied to the Stock Exchange of Singapore for Its shares to be listed here. Trading in the shares will begin on Friday. It will be the first foreign incorporated company to br quoted
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    JOBLESS YOUTH PROBLEM WORRIES RELIGIOUS LEADERS
    191 7 JOBLESS YOUTH PROBLEM WORRIES RELIGIOUS LEADERS f ACK of jobs for 12 youth in Asia, desperately clamouring for wort, is worrying religious leaders, according to the president of the World Conference on Religion and Peace, Archbishop Angelo Fernandez. He pointed out that 80 per cent of Asian youth were looking
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    Soviet envoy at Istana
    48 7 THE new Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary ob the Soviet Union. Mr. Yuri Ivanovlch Razdukhov. presented his credentials to the President at the Isuna yesterday. Mr. Ratduhov has been In the Soviet Foreign Service since 19SS and last served In his country's embassy in Bulgaria
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    For honesty
    37 7 THE chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board Mr Runme SKaw. will present awards for acU of honesty in a ceremony at the Oar-den Ballroom of Holiday Inn on July It at 3 16 pjn.
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    Aussie firm picks S'pore for talks
    160 8 Aussie firm picks S'pore for talks AN Australian life Insurance company, which does not operate here, has chosen Singapore as the venue for Its 1975 annual marketing conference, which opened at the Singapore Hilton yesterday. It U the first seminar of Its kind to be held here by an Australian
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    3 from S'pore for NZAsean meeting
    410 8 gIN'GAPORE will send a three-man-delegation to a six-day Asean-New Zealand economic co-operation conference opening in Wellington on Sunday. It will be led by Mr. Tan Boon Seng, Deputy Secretary In the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Asean secretarlet general and teams of senior officers
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    Visit to Home
    37 8 ABOUT 30 members of the Rochore community centre group led by their chairman. Mr Francis Han. will viftlt the Singapore Red Cross Crippled Children's Home at Nicoll Drive for community service on July IS.
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    23,000 sought aid over SOS 'hot -line'
    199 8 23,000 sought aid over SOS 'hot -line' NEARLY two per cent tt adults in Singapore sought help from the Samaritans of Singapore (8OS) since it* first telephone line for distressed people opened five years ago. SOB announced yesterday. Miss Irene Tan. SOS associate director, said that over the years some
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    Prize-giving ceremony
    62 8 Prize-giving ceremony THE MP for Jurong, Mr. Ho Kan Leong. will officiate at the national on-the-spot art competition prise-giving mrtmony at the- National Library on Friday at 6.30 am The competition was organised by the Singapore Youth Association An exhibition of the prlae-wlnnlnn and selected works will be open to
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    Dinghy gift to Poly
    56 8 INTEROCEAN-EAC Agencies Pte Ltd. mill present a Lark sailing dinghy, Butrum Paraval. to th*> Singapore Polytechnic School of Nautical Studies at the school's Boat and Radar station in Partr Panjang at 10 am tomorrow. The dinghy will be the fifth donation to the school. The students
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    SIA to cover Beirut, Paris and S. Pacific
    235 8 SIA to cover Beirut, Paris and S. Pacific QINOAFORE Airlines will O add three more new destinations to Its route network In the middle of next year. They are Beirut, Parla and the South Pacific Including FIJI and New Zealand. 0 Mr. Urn Chin Bern?, managing director ot SIA, said
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    Lock icon Showa Maru (with a new name) to resume oil haul
    202 8 NAGASAKI Tues. The 137,000 -ton tanker Showa Maru. which ran aground in the Malacca Straits on Jan. 6. spilling crude oil Into the sea. Is scheduled to resume hauling oil from the Persian Gulf to Japan from Thursday The tanker
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    PIANO RECITAL TO AID THE DEAF
    89 8 T^tELVYN Tan Ban En*. will give a charity piano recital at the DBS auditorium at 8.15 p.m. on Aug. 1. Melvyn, who Is now studying the piano and harpsichord under a scholarship at the Koyal College of Music in Lon- don, will arrive In
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    Schools told: Back metric drive
    89 8 Schools told: Back metric drive THE Ministry of Education has requested schools to mpport a proposed government campaign to promote metrication of the retail trade for textiles, meat, vegetables and sundry goods They could do ao by displaying appropriate posters and distributing pamphlet*, holding talks by teachers on the theme
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    Bumboat trader: Stabbed youth bullied me
    428 9 BL'MBOAT trader yesterday told the High Court how' an unemployed youth, who was stabbed in a gang fight, used to bully him by kicking a gaming table he once operated and hitting him on the head. Chua Ouan Chuan. 21, also known as Ah
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    Tim-sum course
    66 9 Tim-sum course THE Kuo Chuan Branch if the People's Action Party will hold a course on Hongkong Tun-Sum at the Kuo Chuan Kindergarten in Lorong One. Toa Payoh, on Tuesdays from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Those Interested may call at either Block 128. No. 161 PAP Kuo Chuan Branch
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    GOL of Jewish community dies, 92
    113 9 GOL of Jewish community dies, 92 S\NE of Singapore's old\J est residents, Mrs. Moselle Nissim (above). daughter of the late Sir Manasseh Meyer, died yesterday morning. She was 92. I Mrs. Nissim. widow since her husband's death In 1924. leaves behind no children or rrandchildren. As the Grand Old Lady
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    TAS advice of phone delays
    92 9 TAS advice of phone delays THE Telecommunication Authority (TAS> said yesterday that service numbers beginning with the dugiis 10 such as 100. 103 or 109 might experience interruptions and /or delays this month. A TAS statement said this was due to the transfer of the auto-manual switchboards from the Central
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    'Repatriate us' plea by Cambodian seamen
    195 9 ABOUT 20 of the 80 Cambodian seamen stranded in ships off Singapore waters are to appeal to the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) to help repatriate them to France and other countries. The seamen were stranded here after shipping services between Singapore
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    Plan to cut fish supply put off
    318 9 "pHE Malaysian Government has postponed for six months its proposal to cut fresh fish supplies to Singapore by 10 per cent from the middle of this month. The secretary of the Singapore Fish Merchants' Association, Mr. Tan Jool Teck, said the decision was
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    SLUMP, SO FIVE TANKERS LAID UP IN STORE
    186 9 SLUMP, SO FIVE TANKERS LAID UP IN STORE IJQVE medlum-s lied •T tankers are now mothballed In Singapore waters due to the slump In the tanker market. More are expected to seek port space over the next few months. Those already lald-up are the 10,702-ton Cherry Vlngram, 16,000-ton Neptune Aries,
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    Blood bank to hold more donor sessions
    143 9 Blood bank to hold more donor sessions rpHE Singapore Blood A Transfusion Service received a total of 3,512 units of blood last month. Lvi week. 649 units tv received an avenge of 93 unite a day. A total of 767 blood transfusions or an average of 109 units a day
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    Lecture on genetic counselling
    53 9 Lecture on genetic counselling A lecture, with Illustrations, on genetic counselling for physicians will be given tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. by Professor WUlard R. Centerwell The place Is the Youngberg Memorial Adventlst Hospital auditorium. Prof. Centerwell Is the Professor of Pediatrics and Maternal and Child Health at Loma Linda University
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    1,000 under Silo wing
    66 9 THE Singapore Industrial Labour OrgmnlamUoo and the Pioneer Industries Bnptoytes Union hare been accorded the right to represent 1,000 workers from sU oom panics The companies are: Tung Meng Textile Industry. Daw Huat Work and Transportation Co.. OoUm MUeTmrar Management Singapore Pte. Ltd. Singapore Carpet Manufacturer*
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    Anzuk play
    25 9 THE Kent PUyen Anauk Drmm« Club wIU ataf* a play. More Ow, Mr*. iterklum. at the Cultural Outre Ctnnlnx Rlae toaorIVt Ul P».
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    Top pay for the desk job engineers: Survey
    253 9 Top pay for the desk job engineers: Survey rpHE best paid englne--1 ers in Singapore are doing administrative duties where engineering knowledge Is required, according to a National Survey of Engineering Manpower carried out last year by the Ministry of Bclence and Technology. A report of the survey published yesterday
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    CJC concert starts today
    65 10 THE Interact Club of the Catholic Junior College will present a three-day concert at the Development Bank of Singapore auditorium starting today from 7 pm. The concert called "Carou- of Entertainment" Is ln aid of the CJC Building and Club funds. Tickets at »2 S3 and
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    Know-how on reception
    33 10 MR Henry Meyer, a management consultant, will conduct a six-session recepUonUt training course at the TMCA Orchard Road premises from July 17. Registration can be made at the YMCA office.
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    *****06 wins $400,000 in Spore -Sweep
    226 10 *****06 wins $400,000 in Spore -Sweep- rCKET No. *****06 won the first prize of $400,000 ln Singapore Sweep No. 7/75 drawn ln Toa Payoh Central last night. Second prize of $150,000 went to ticket No. *****88 and third prize of $75 000 went to ticket No. *****68. JACKPOT NUMBERS (110,000)
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    Death: Police plea to relatives
    58 10 POLICE want to contact the family of a Woodbrldge Hospital patient, Mohammed ItmaU bin Haji All. 50, who died on Monday. Attempt* to trac* his relative* at hi* last addraa* at 13S-P. Jalan Surau, have (ailed ao far Hi* family or friends are requested to
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    Design talk
    25 10 CDC aelamat Satart, a teacher, win give a talk ln Malay on graphic designing at Toa Payoh library's lecture hall on Friday at
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    Sentosa lagoon survey...
    314 10  - Sentosa lagoon survey... EDMUND TEO I MAKING IT SAFE FOR SWIMMERS By Sentosa Development Corporation is to conduct a hydrographic survey of its- lagoon \q ascertain its depths and undulating features, according to an SDC spokesman yesterday. Additional precautionary signs, warning swimmers of the uneven ground on the lagoon bed,
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    Power cut traps girl in lift
    150 10 Power cut traps girl in lift Al4-YEAB-OLD girl wa« trapped in a lift for nearly one-and-a-half hours at Block 41. Jalan R v m a h Tlnggi, on Monday when a power failure cat off electric sapplies In the area. M. Pathmadevl waa on her way to her seventh floor
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    Love bug girl Stefanie on a bearhunt
    312 10 Love bug girl Stefanie on a bearhunt By MAUREEN CHUA OTEFANIE Powers, heroine ln Walt Dispey's Her b 1 c Rides Again, is here on a chase not for another love but? but a sun-bear. Animals, especially sunbears, hare a very special place ln her heart. The bright-eyed brunette Hollywood
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      294 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5 Half of 1 down on rher 1 Puncuon of envelope.' at L«»therhead (6). (8. 6 1 6 Irish politician consumed 9 Law giver requires priest mince pie not so hot to accommodate family <Sl i9i 7 .to proceed from U c 10 Softly departed for
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  • ACROSS THE CUASEWAY
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      The Risda scandal: NBI acts
      350 11 The Risda scandal: NBI acts WE WON'T SPARE ANYONE SAYS MUSA J KUALA LUMPUR, 1 Tv— day fHK National Bureau of Investigations (XBI) has been given complete freedom in their investigations into the Risda corruption scandal, Primary Industries Minister, Datuk Musa Hitani, told the Dewan Rakyat today. No Risda (Rubber
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      Boss fined for Customs offence
      105 11 Boss fined for Customs offence JOHORE BARU, Tues. The managing director of a Singapore company, which was charged with fraudulent evasion of Customs duties, was fined $100 or one month's tail today when he was found guilty of a lesser offence. Mr. Pang Sal Wang. 40. representing Yoong Tat Metal
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      GUNMEN'S $47,000 HAUL FROM BANK
      267 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday EOUR robbers, three armed with pistols staged a hold-up at the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation branch office in Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman here this morning and escaped with more than $47,000. A cashier. Miss Teh Been, was hit on th head with
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      Back to the jungle? No, says Ghaz
      110 11 Back to the jungle? No, says Ghaz KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Home Affairs Minister Tan Sri Ohazall Shane denied yesterday that any of the communists who surrendered under Operation Sri Aman in Sarawak: had returned to the jungles since the American defeat in Vietnam. He said the failure of the Americans
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      No curbs
      31 11 PENANO. Tues— The new University Campus Act paused recently by Parliament will not affect academic freedom. Tan Sri Prof. Hannah Sendut Vice-chancellor of Unlversltl Sains Malaysia, aald here yesterday.
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      'Hotel not in path of new highway'
      194 11 'Hotel not in path of new highway' KUALA LUMPUR. lues— I DA owned Abad-Century Hotel In Jalan Syed Pntra is not in the way of a highway now brine built alone the area. According to the hotel's managing director. Encik Nik Hussein bin Nik Ytuoff, rumours about the hotel having
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      Stole chickens
      31 11 BUTTERWORTH Tues. A jobless nun. Abdullah bin Taib. 33. was today jailed for nine months for stealing three fowls from a chicken coop here on June 17 this year.
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      Detained youths were not 'murdered' says A-G
      310 11 Detained youths were not 'murdered' says A-G KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Law Minister and Attorney- General, Tan Sri Abdul Kadlr Yusof, denied today that the police had "murdered" two detainees at the Slmpang Pertang police station, near Jelebu, in February last year. He was replying to Mr. Oh Keng Seng (DAP
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      Pillai case
      44 11 PENANO. Tuea. Tb» case of Buklt Ifertalam millionaire Arumugam Filial, who Is appealing against the Inland Revenue Department's order to pay up M.9M 039.80 Income tax he allegedly attempted to evade, continued before the "tf'h" Commissioners of Income Tax today. Hearing continues
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    $20 deposit now for C class patients
    332 13  - $20 deposit now for C class patients IRENE NGOO By pATIEXTS are now required to pay a $20 deposit for admission to C class wards in all government hospitals. This conditions which applied only to paying classes previously, came Into force on June 10. according to Informed sources yesterday. Sources
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    AEB to start five new courses
    70 13 AEB to start five new courses THE Adult Education Board will start five new courses at the MacPherson Secondary School and the Selegle Primary School centres this month. The courses are dressmaking (Stage I), maintenance and repair of household appliances. Interior decoration and home furnishing, accounting (higher) and costing i
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    Girl who decided to end it a11...
    134 13 Girl who decided to end it a11... r!E coroner, Mr. Khoo Oon Soo, yesterday recorded a verdict of suicide on a teena/re girl who drank poison, saying that she did so for reasons only known to herself. The court heard that Gob Kah Keow, 17, died at the Singapore General
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    1976 classes
    34 13 REGISTRATION for the 1978 kindergarten classes at the Kuo Chuan community centre, Lorong 2. Toa Payoh. will begin on July 26 from 3 p.m. Only children born in 1970 will be accepted.
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    Jail for stabbing man at funeral -rites—
    134 13 A FITTER was yesterday Jailed for 18 months with six strokes of the rotan for stabbing a man in Chye Kay Road on April 27 at 10 p.m. In the dock was LJm Ngu Khiang. 24. who pleaded guilty to stabbing l.lm Chal
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    Chan elected president
    59 13 MR. Chan Chee Wall has been elected president of the Association of Consulting Engineers, Singapore. Other officials are Mr. Donald K. Gudgeon, vloeprtsldent; Mr. Timothy J. Thirl wall, secretary and Mr. James B. Shlpp, treasuier. Meters Chee Keng Yam. Tan Be Ping and Chester Ho, (council members)
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    194 BURSARIES FROM MAJLIS
    77 13 THE Majlis Ugama Islam (Muslim Religious Council) of the Ministry of Social Affairs yesterday presented bursaries to 191 Muslims and three non-Muslim students. The annual bursaries range from $350 for PreUnlversity students to $1,000 for unlv c r lty students. Bursaries for students from other Institutions
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    'Guitar death5: Youth is cleared
    471 13 'Guitar death 5 Youth is cleared AN 18-year-old youth was yesterday acquitted on a charge of causing grievous hurt to a schoolboy who died a day after a fight in which he was hit on the head with a guitar. Mohamed Saad bin Abdul Hamld. 18. was alleged to have
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      296 13 Bringing Op F«th«r By BUI Kavnagh 4t WUkl C— I I St« WOULD OUIT JUST I (MB. J'GOS ASKCP ME TMAT >OONO PBJjOV PPOM S««y WEU..' IP YOU WANT > WHEN TWE HOUSE NEEOS iTDIW THIS QFF/^/ }MV OW« TD QU'T, >OIJ CAN LEAVER A i~T^ T/11 HOM6LV' Blondl* By
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1975
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      ANOTHER JAM
      433 14 pESTRICTED hours in the Central Busi- ness District are to be extended by 45 minutes to 10.15 a.m. from Aug. I—and1 and are likely to be further extended by bringing forward the starting time of 7.30. There is also a distinct possibility of restrictions during the evening rush
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      MARCOS FORMULA
      221 14 PRESIDENT MARCOS appears to have 1 gone almost as far as he can to resolve the Muslim insurgency problem in the Southern Philippines. He has ruled out secession, of course, but the grant of virtual autonomy to the Mindanao-Sulu-Basilan area through a system of regional governments—as announced by
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    Lock icon A one legged stool in Spain
    429 14 A one legged stool in Spain MADRID: The Spanish army is the sole effective political institution that has survived almost four decades of Francoism, although It Intensely dislikes being considered political in any sense. Yet it cannot elude this description. For years. Spain could be viewed as a threelegged stool
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      I bought 4 fans from the PUB but Mils get higher than ever
      213 14 IUSED to rent four celling fans from the Public Utilities Board. The monthly rental of these fans was $8 and an 80-cent government tax— a total of $8.80 per month. My average monthly PUB bill at that
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      73 14 vi/E wish to Inform TT "Frustrated" (ST.. July 1) that no provision /or car park was made when Taselc UUra Estate was planned and developed by the former Singapore Improvement Trust. Your correspondent may like to know that he can park fti car along Cambridge Road after 7 p.m. or
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      127 14 IITE refer to the letter headlined "Uneven lagoon beach at Sei tosa Is a hazard" (ST., July 2). We thank Mr. Ooh Soon Kirn for his observations and suggestions. Tlaj Sentosa Development Corporation man- agement Is aware of this situation and steps are continually being taken to maintain a more
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    MIDWEEK
    947 14 IT WAS a battle of the dolls in more ways than one down Mexico way. Those of you who followed the news about the two-week United Nations world conferences on women are aware of the arguments and argumentation, the drama and the dramatics when 7,000 women got together In
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    Lock icon Minimal cutback in US military power in Asia
    874 14 Minimal cutback in US military power in Asia 8y DREW MIDDLETON: New York SENIOR officers lnvolved in the long-term planning of United States strategy report that friends and allies, particularly in Asia, tend to underestimate American military power, but that potential adversaries, including the Soviet Union, have a higher estimate
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    Liver surgery: It's now safe and simple
    281 15 Liver surgery: It's now safe and simple T rVER surgery, once a L» highly difficult and dangerous operation, is now as simple and safe M an appendix operation, according to a Taiwanese professor. Prof. lin Tien-Yu of the Department of Burry at the National Taiwan University Hospital, has developed a
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    Malay courses
    25 15 THE YMCA Educational Enrichment Department will start 12-seaslon conversational Malay courses at beginners and Intermediate levels at 1U Orchard Road prtmlM this week.
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    Ministry to implement new jabs programme
    776 15  -  MASIE KWEE Ey Immunity plan against measles fHE Health Ministry is to implement a revised immunisation programme which calls for changes in the timing of vaccinations among infants and schoolchildren in Singapore. The programme, to be started in the "not too distant future" according
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    From Changi to Kuching
    53 15 A TOTAL of 13 yacht* will take put In the 81ngaporrKuching International Ocean Race from Changl Sailing Club on Friday at 6p.m. and will finish off at Tanjong Po on the coaat near Kuching. Sarawak The prlie giving will be held at the Sarawak Club. Kuching.
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    $200 allowance boost for housemen
    172 15 ILIEDICAL houseifl men will have their monthly allowance Increased by $200— from $650 to $850 from May 1 this year. Announcing this yesterday, a Health Ministry statement said the allowance of pupil pharmacists would a!K> be raised from $250 to $400 a month. It aald
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    Overload, so shuttle buses to have clippies
    241 15 Overload, so shuttle buses to have clippies rE Singapore Shuttle Bus Fie. Ltd. la to have conductors In its buses to Issue tickets to passengers and prevent overloading. This was disclosed by Mr. Tan Song Mong. chairman of SSB, when commenting on a report of overloading of passengers in shuttle
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    Two pastors for Zurich talks
    80 15 Two pastors for Zurich talks TWO Singapore pastors will rep resent South-east Asia at the First International Conference on Clinical Pastoral Education, to be held In Zurich this month. They are Rev. Rang Ho Soon of Barker Road Methodist Church and Mr. Ngoel Poo n g Nghlan. associate pastor of
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    Talk on oil
    38 15 A BUSINESSMAN. Mr. Hussein Najadl. will speak on the Aftermath of the OU Crisis at the Lions Club (Host) luncheon meeting at the Cambaluc Room. Hotel Marco Polo, on July 16 at 12 45 pm
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      339 15 m Fashions m li onmciays^) V July 1 lth at lunchtime. 0w J J" Singora a^J presents silkwear from Pancaldi of ULry. Bologna, printed jerseys from Vincelli re( I Ji) and evening dresses from Ely Colay of j| Rome, shoes from Luini and /^Tr OL handbags from Mangiameli. Featuring V/y
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      1102 15 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening and Taman Sun (Malay) 7.00 Urn Adi 3JI Diary of Events (Maty) 7JI Urn «< UtenrMl (MaUy) V Un 7.55 [fw—k Qjpart ftrrtmwm. (Repeat) 3.35 General Hospital j,,^,^^ 4.15 brm mmk (Malay-Htatit) 930 Hem (Eqlrst) 4.30 Intermission 145 Oiswrtry- Witt v Visceral
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        SYDNEY
        262 16 CYDNbTY, Tues. The market closed generally easier In quiet trading, dealers said. Tne Sydney All-Ordlnarles index dropped 2.49 points to *****. Among leading, lndust-lals BUT closed lower at AB7 38. while Bank of NSW lost to 86 40. Today's closing middle prices In Australian cants with the difference on
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        240 16 uONOKONO. Tuee.— The market closed fractionally lower on balance In moderately active trading, brokers said Among leading lsmies. Hatehtßon lost to $230. while Jardine Mashesoa tell to 833.40. HK Bank was unchanged at 816.70. The Bang Seng index feU 1 74 points to 5J23.44. Turnover on the HKSE feU
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        TOKYO
        194 16 i ►pOKYO. Tues. The mar- i 1 ket eased in dull trading following the lower trend on WaU Street, dealers said. The Dow Jones average lost 20.67 to ckwe at 4.389 93. with the volume advancing i to 130 million shares from i 100 million snares yesterday The New
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        NEW YORK
        274 16 NEW YORK. Mon— Prices on the New York < Stock Exchange fell today along a broad front in slow i trading. DovTiiward pressure was J exerted by expectations of an Increase In the prime j interest rate from 7 to 7 1 per cent and tightening of Federal
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        AMSTERDAM
        141 16 AMSTERDAM, Mon— The > market ruled firmer In quiet conditions. Dutch j internationals were all higher, led by Akse which firmed at 40.10 guilders. OCE and KIM were weaker Issues among Dutch locals. Heinenfcen, Naardeti and BUenkorf were among the firmer spots. Closing prices In Dutch guilders with the
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        ZURICH
        116 16 7CRICH, Mon— The slight uptrend at last Friday's stock market continued today. Insurance companies and bank stocks were again quoted higher. Bond market repeated its steady tendency. The Credit Sulsse Index gained 1.1 points to 184.8. Closing prices In Swiss franca with the difference on the previous session's prices.
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        Gold markets
        66 16 Mtnday Saturday U 1» U»« Melbourne (I) 124 54 ClOMd London 162 238 ClOMd isjooa ClOMd B'inii IU.SO 16AM Zurich 1«2 258 ClOMd 161 nm CtoMd P»rt. 166 M Cloud TuMtar M»nd» HooikODK 163 36 164 7* •"port (2) Xl H2B IUJ>B 164 458 *****8 Export pncw in
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        Indicts
        97 16 m vti ill tunes INDUSTRIALS Monday 317 7 "nday 323.3 Week ago 291.8 TINS Monday 98 53 'rtday 98 18 Veek ago 98.82 BIBBERS Monday 429 30 'rlday 427.86 Week ago 407.83 OILS Monday 281.58 'rlday 289.34 Veek ago 273 42 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS lionciay 861.08 'rlday Closed
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        CLOSING PRICES
        30 16 Rubber: July 8. Singapore: July 134.00 cts (up 450 ets). Malaysia: Aug. 139.25 cts (up 4.50 cts). Tin: $923 (down $2). Official offering: 357 tons (up 51 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        103 16 C MINIM P-BODUCI EX CHANG!. SINGAPO*! NOON closing micas rm picul YIITtRDAV Cecenut Oil: bulk 153N sellers, drum tSOM sellers Cs»rs: Mixed (loose) UK/ Ctoot *27WN. Pe»a«i Munlok ABTA white fob 100% NLW !2M aellen. ■umweJi white fob. NL.W 1237 aellera. Sarawak specuu black fab. »S«t NI.W $170 sellers,
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        Copper prices
        32 16 London copper prtc«s OB Monday (pravioua In brsekats). Wlrsaar Spot buyer O4» (1542). Mllar (MS iiS42.M>: Thrc* k'ntuh buyer IS4I ((540). seller (MZ U340.50). Market tans: Steady •slss: 10.430 tonass.
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        Straits tin
        213 16 T*HE Straits tin price slipped $2 to $923 per plcul in Penang yesterday on an official offering up 61 tons to 357 tens. The overnight London market was steadier with forward buyers price falling £2 to £3.092 per metric ton. LONDON: Monday's tin standard grade declined by £9
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        Rubber market
        501 16 POL LOWI NO renewed r strength In London, the Singapore rubber market yesterday opened 2.00 cents higher In early speculative and hhcrt-coverlng dealings while sellers were wary. Profit-taking brought level off the best and thereafter fluctuations were closely contained. Forwards are lightly traded on switch-basis. Turnovers were fair.
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        SMR and SSR
        112 16 rvAILY EMR and BSR prices Isaurd at noon yesterday: Aug Sept M.M.U. (CarreatMth) (Fonrmrd.Mth) Buyers Seller* Bajrera Sellers (eentaperkf) (eenUperXr l BMR 6CV (1 ton pallet) ***** 141.00N 140.00 142.00N *"MR 5L (1 ton pallet) 138 00 139 00N 139.00 140O0N -•vIR 5 (1 ton pallet) 134.00
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      Money and exchanges
      236 16 Money and exchanges CONDITIONS were no longer cXiU In the Singapore forex market yesterday as keen demand for the US dollar became apparent during the day's trading. Pram ita opening level of $2 3266 75, the dollar gradually gained motnemtum to reach its peak of $2.3310 at about 3.00 pm
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      NOMINAL RATES
      161 16 Suggested Interbank rate* at 3 30 pm: Nominal rmu, SmlUmonUn P*ree»ta<e quoted yntmUy (oras parity change JS dotUr 2 3305 2 3315 2 8196 —17 35 Sterling pound 5.0932 5 0956 7 3469 -30 68 Spngkonc dollar 46.85 46 95 50 51 25 Malaysian dollar 98 3* 99
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      188 16 A SIAN currency deposit A interbank rate* a* at cloat on Tuesday, July 8: IS Dollar* (Spot) Offer Bid 7 day* 6 3/4 6 5/8 1 mth 7 6 7/8 2 mth« 7 14 7 1/| 3 mths 7 1116 7 »/16 6 mths 8 1 J
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      Money Market
      35 16 Closing Interbank rates In Singapore dollars for July 8 Offer Bid Overnight 3* 9* 1 mlh 4 4 2 mths 4%, 41/ S mths 5\ 51. Prime rate 8% Source: P. Mamy-Jene* International.
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      DISCOUNT MARKET
      56 16 RANGE or rates offered by discount houses on July H Overnight* 2% to SV.%. Call deposit 3,0(. bbbswsJ t-~.ii Treasury bill 1% |v S-monlh bank bills 4 T/le t 8 -1« ••Month CO 8 18/1* iv tefe*e National Discount c*> NOTE Th*— »U« may differ tlightiy from thorn
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1576 16 THE last transacted ready sale at the close of business on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with 1975 high and low ('Adjusted for scrip/ rights bisue). INDUSTRIALS STIRLING RUBBER! I.M 1.30 H. AL. 1.3S 1.83 1.37 MalakoeT 1.76 •tnssnra Unit
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1328 16 t>ID and offer prlees officially listed and bualneM in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yenterday with the number of shares traded aliown In brackets In low of 1.000 unlta. unless otherwise sped fled INDUSTRIALS Alinsmsls (2008). A. Tape 10 7M> Alean ,2 25H 2 388).
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      May tin shipment
      87 16 rpHE Straits refined tin from Penang (or June 1975 1 totalled 5.381.00 tonnes (May 5.624.83 tonnes), according to statistics Issued by Straits Trading. The following table shows the destination and metric tonnage, excluding metal shipment, from Klang via Port Klang. United Kingdom Singapore United Statei Continent Canada
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      Further gains by shares
      396 16 MILD early afternoon profit-taking trimmed prices from their day's peak on the Singapore stock market yes* terday. Shares, however, closed generally higher on balance as reflected by the Straits Times Industrial index which gained 1.36 points to 231.62 points. Total turnover came to 3.9 million units
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1496 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In IoU of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Bargains or Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "Sett."
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      Prices in KL continue their uptrend
      319 16 Prices in KL continue their uptrend C'RESH demand sent r share prices higher for the second consecutive day at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Shares finished slightly higher despite fairly heavy profittaking In the aftemon. Buying Interest was well sustained, resulting In the afternoon profittaking being fairly ell absorbed.
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      PALM OIL
      99 16 EUROPE was quiet on Monday while the US opened firm but was generally quiet, according- to MPOPA. Quotations- In US* cents (Rotterdam) unless stated were: Afloat 1380 sellers, July M 65 (U8) 16.7 ft seller*. (US) 1625 buyers, Aug. *360 (US) 15.75 sellers. (US) 1525 buyers, (US) 16.62
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        Rises
        66 16 raaanf ».F. Text lardiac on Jacks on*. Plant X 8<w. >untop Eat JE S«nb. CUai i. ShJpjrard Tnd. d. Bank A R.G. I Choc U, la*. frames 3. Land rue »1.U IJ.M 11.11 «.»8 JIM fl.M ti.a tiu ll.M tl.7* tiJIS »«.I5 loss MM W.M fl.W $1.»9 UJ5 10
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        Most active stocks
        17 16 fjUar&n Octflt aber Merlin Uilnw brali oUI Turnorrr: out Vatac: 4U.IM 447.M* SU.M* IM7M
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        INDICES
        60 16 July 7 J1I7 I Indurtrteb: 1UM tSIM 0 Finance 4X4.55 4J5.M 1 Hoicfa: 17«.M 1774* rroprrtirs: 178.91 1MM t Tim: 1*1.71 1*1.71 t I rabbcra: Ul.M 3X141 t O.C.B.C.: XMJ1 X**.7* I 8.E.8. Ind.: XUJX X1M1 Dee. S*. 1M« 1** f Dee. 31. IMS 10* t Dec. X9, 1MX
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      773 17 /ffuKji) PUBLIC UTILITIES)! Miy?' BOARD I Applicotions ore invited for the following I posts: SENIOR PLANNING OFFICER, CORPORATE PLANNING DEPARTMENT ($1450 x A5O 1650/ 1700 x A5O 1850) I Honours Degree in Engineering, MotheI motics. Physics, Economics, Statistics, BusiI ness Administration or Accountancy MiniI mum 3 years' relevant experience in
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      1084 17 SINGAPORE CIVIL SERVICE I Applications are Invited from citizens or permanent residents of Singapore/Malaysia for the following appointments; Appointments Requisite Qualifications ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER A go<xl Honours Degree*nnr\iTxrr*vT A professional Accountancy qualification and preferably with relevant AIA/UUiN 1 AiS I working experience. METEOROLOGICAL OFFICER (MALE) A good Honours Degree In Physics.
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      976 17 I RANK XEROX I I invites suitable candidates to join th« ranks of their dynamic Saks Team. I I A position m the Soles Team offers on excellent opportunity for a self- I I motivated, dynamic person who desires to make sales/ marketing his/her I I career, o start in
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    IN MEMORIAM
    39 18 MRS. COH KOON KANG nee Margaret Chua HianK Keow, departed 9-7-72. Suddenly you left without a word Throughout the year'there's j always a silent tear for one I so dear. Always remembered by your family and relatives.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    54 18 In ever loving memory of DIANA LAM LEE LAN who \r ft uk on 9-7-72. Sweet are the memories, silently kept. Of one we loved dearly and never forget. Dearly missed by husband Kwok Seng Hong, sons Tony (Kheng Tong). Sandy (Kheng Hal) daughter Susan (Slew Chin), brothers
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      753 18 We seek coreer conscious and energetic people who meet the following requirements to join us as: MECHANICAL ENGINEER I To design, fabricate, install and evaluate all mechanically functioning plont and equipment with the objective of ensuring maximum output consistent with quality, costs, safety and other specifications Responsibility will embrace trouble-shooting
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      480 18 Electric (U.S.A.), the largest^ vW manufacturer of electrical equipment m in the world, invites applications for I the following positions:TEST ENGINEER I A degree/ diploma in telecomI munications or electronic engiI neering. Candidates should have at least three years experience in the operations, programming and maintenance of automatic electronic test
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      1785 18 the; rubber growers' association MARGINAL PROFITABILITY FOR PLANTATIONS SUPPORT FOR RUBBER PRICE RATIONALISATION MR. J. K. BARLOW'S COMMENTS The Annual Oeneral Meeting of course, a correlation ln price on The Rubber Growers' Association wo r d mar J te f t 1 between natural Llnflted was held on June 26
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      746 18 ll J] REDEVELOPMENT \J*J/| AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited by the Car Parks I Division. Urban Redevelopment Authority I for letting the following shop premises at I the ground floor. Multi-Storey Car Park. I Market Street. Singapore 1. (a) 126. Market Street (540 sq. ft. 50.17 sq. I m.)
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      1385 19 CONTAIHtRSNIP «WkE TO UK/CMTINENT ItM H-tarf. LiuDimc rvaarcc "tacort r Ktitnt D'maik trim Htvrt UK r AMBURt EIPIESS il lit, i m i{_ iia i»„ iciio iiPfiss ii in, j Ju_ tln ,iZ iaS gjjya 4 ..'.'k? ?3 :a 7,.s ioito fir 71 in 2S in Stpt it snt n
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      1040 19 FULLY CONTAINERIZED SERVICE TO EUROPE F.MIMf S'Mra FN: JSi^huft mi ami i! Rotlefll :tl Amttirtltm. Antwerp, Le H«vf(. umwu ajj g,, lei Hj-jm,,, B:e M| B,emerrujven, NEt^MiiMi i« n j Aarfius, Coptnhi|en, Gothenburg. Milm*. lonitiN stint snt ii i St'cihcim. Oslo. Helsinki, United Kingdom. CMIMI Tiatl LCL It Man Fa
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      867 19 Stop*** 11M44; P. (fiat. U4l; Xl 213)11. Pmmi mil. THE BANK LINE LTD. luk Ml I is intci. WAVIUM [MMr.t.M. IM..M. MoaMu. Ma,.dl. Onrtai. I IMOon. Clo— »«|iK| II II Mi s-jmi a/11 tail lINIIINK (MX,,!,,,, f,,,,,,,, XUnu) P K,l 11, lAd ftM 17 aM| FM« EUT A SOUTH lIIICI
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      1113 20 ICCIPTIHC All KINDS OF HE*V« lou PMINT FOt PMTIAJUt. UMPIT. •INlliaaMilN IUIIPAPIN. SIMIIINM WNIIULIIANC IIIIK.N. MINOOO. TtlNtJI SIIINC. WIST lIUN ANI UIIN MAIN PUTS. Froa ETA ETO Otl'.aatiaa: LC.T If lunr HTM -''£•"1 la Part IM| P<Miw IST lIIUTT SMIN II Part Ooci.nf. I ST IEI«:r CICN.I II la Part
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      1233 20 'iq east iniPi cwtAiNnic^iwirntiuL sanci LOAJINC FOt lIMW. WnEROiM, NAMMHIf. Saara P Kt.l»i Ptna»l London I'Oaai Mtar| NIPTUNI lIPPNIIE 11 17 l.r, II II 1.1, II II Jail 11 lat II Aaf Aat ARRIVALS FROM NORTH WEST CUROPf AN PORTS AM MMM. iMMOrt P Xt art Kariftoaf I»OI" NEPTUNE EHIBAII
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      910 20 EXPRESS SERVICE TO 10N0ON. LIVERPOOL CONTINENT PORTS T| va-i s "lajott P MBN laatMt lar •U«U TIIITII It Itrt iJbK S I. IW4M. Cird.M I I rialS I. trtm.ii !9 I. H'hirf 22.1. Amp ?SI lIINSI OHIO II II lal, la Part 11 11 Jah; L'pool. [>■< II 31 I
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      864 20 li-ISiCIIVIB bSS»)M SBB 8 n Surl Bunt. Bunga Orkld 34. L«l*»co Don na MichllaNu and •mom»»ever»tl IVI4 D##p w |w J0 .0»10PO.T Dm Taday: Batofi I arolinr IM: Yung Tal 81. EuUm Rlj* Hrr'.lord. Island King Oukrppr HI Urrpit Mulla B'2 Shlnki ViMrrio Nlkola> S«miv Maru B'2 Furaiia n 3
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      661 21 classified ads H LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Slngapura ror your latest hairstyles, expert perming and gorgeous tinting Very moderate prices Appointments telephone *****3 (Spore) Classifieds Columns 145 149 Can fix your TV •Radio Fridge Wall Floor Lights Carpets Air -Cons Plumbing Etc GOVERNMENT PENSIONERS Picnic and Buffet Lunch 9am
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      744 21 LANGUAGE SCHOOL REQUIRES lecturer for teaching Oerman I language Hourly rate $15 $30 I Interested call at 512. Katong Shopping Centre. sth floor I WELL ESTABLISHED TUITION school requires full-time parttime tutors Monthly pay $320 $800 Interested call at 27 -C North Canal Road. Spore 1 (A) SENIOR INSTRUCTOR (B)
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      843 21 TYPIST/ RECEPTIONIST required immediately Applicants must possess OCE Certificate with credit In English and with minimum one year working experience Interested please apply with full particulars stating salary required and with recent pnotograph (non-returnable) to ST Box A ***** THE CHINA ENGINEERS -RVOOEN (S) PTE. LTD. has vacancy for a
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      728 21 I BUILDING TECHNICIAN required by well established construction company. Must have Polytechnic Building Diploma Abie to take orr quantity. Have completed National Service, preferably with working experience with contractors Able to start work Immediately Apply with full particulars, stating age. qualifications, experience and salary required to 8.1. Box A9U6I I
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      821 21 GENERAL AMAH RCOUIRED by American couple Must speak English Able to do Chinese and Western cooking Tel *****44 FULL-TIME EXPERIENCED amah wanted ror small baby Please ring *****6 ext 425 between 1 30 4.30 p m WANTEO LIVE-IN middle-aged general amah for a couple Please call 644s36 during 9 a.m.
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      811 21 ATTENDANTS. RECEPTIONISTS and masseuses required Experience not necessary but must be over 21 years or age with good personality Pleasant working conditions, hotel hours A full training given Permanent post with good remuneration Reply in conridence with full personal details and photo (non-return-able) to P.O Box 391. Colombo Court Post
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      642 21 A WELL ESTABUSHCO company requires office boy/ cleaner Immedaliely Secondary 2 education Must possess Class 2 driving licence Please call personally at 6 Jalan Pemlmpln i% m.s. off Upper Thomson Road. Spore 20 Tel *****1. KODAK (SINGAPORE) PTE. LIMITED requires MALE PREPARATION FINISHING OPERATORS Must have a School Certificate with
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      897 21 DISTS. 10, 11, 15. 21 Bungalows I Clementl Park i 1.700. Adelphl Park $1,200. Blnlal Park $1,700 Poole Road $1 206 Holland Road $1,400 Semi -detached Hua Ouan Avenue $1,100. Namly Avenue $1 100. Hongkong Park $800 Cedar Avenue 8700. Lotus Avenue $1,100. Jalan Mutlara $900. Jalan Elok $1,000. Sommerville
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      847 21 LUCKY HEIGHT dlst 15 2-storey semi-detached house 3 bedrooms, nlshed $850 Tal Keng Oarden off Upper Pay* Lebar Road 2storey corner house well rurnlshed $900 Serangoon Oarden single-storey corner house $550 unfurnished Contact *****6 UTS MtSUtt /°j *****2/*****7 DIST. 10 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED 2-storey detached bungalow. 4 bedrooms. 3 air-cone, telephone,
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      742 21 MANDALAY COURT (OIST. 11) Unfurnished Mat on the eighth floor 3-Bedmoms study, lounge cum dining room »nd servant s amenities Rent f 1.500- p.m Available immediately David Phoa li Sons Tel *****2 DIST. HILLTOPS APARTMENT Fully furnished 2 alrconds Spaclous living dining 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms and servant's amenities 51.
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    22 23 Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by all his children and loved ones Rev. Paul S.H Hang Departed 9 July 1972
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      Gallop shows FGrey Castle is set for a win
      442 25  - Gallop shows FGrey Castle is set for a win EPSOM JEEP By PENANG, Tues.— Grey Castle did an impressive workout here today. With Junaidi Maswadi in the saddle, the four-year-old by Bunratty Castle (sire of useful True Grit) was never off his bit in a 3f workout in 39 1/5.
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      Thompson wins by a knockout
      287 25 Thompson wins by a knockout BRISBANE, Tues. Third rated WBC light-welterweight Hector Thompson of Australia knocked out The Philippines' Rudy Barro in the sixth round of their 12--round bout at Festival Hall yesterday. Referee Des Crabbe had Thompson In front by only two points coming into the sixth but few
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      Outsider wins
      37 25 PARIS. Tues Un Kopeck, a 100-8 outsider, yes trrday led from sUit to finish to win the 124 r Orand Prix de Saint Cloud by half a length from Ashmore with On My Way third.
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      37 25 MEXICO. CITY. Tues. The World Boxing Council (WBC) yesterday named Mexican featherweight Ruben Ollvares Boxer of the Month after his second round title win over Bobby Chacon of the United States on June 20. Reuter.
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      A FIGHT BEFORE THE GAME
      50 25 A FIGHT BEFORE THE GAME ST. LOUIS Cardinal's Ted Simmons wrestles with Montreal Expos' coach Dave Bristol In a fight that broke out before the start of the game on Sunday. The event was a repeat oi Saturday's gtme in which a fight broke out during the game.— UPl pnoto.
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      Why top four in Enduro lost the race
      175 25 Why top four in Enduro lost the race KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three of the four top finishers who were disqualified in the Enduro Saloons Series Production event at Batu Tiga on Saturday, were found tc have no thermostats In their cars. This was the reason which ltd tc their disqualification,
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      Top honours to Min Foo at St. Pat's meet
      630 25 Top honours to Min Foo at St. Pat's meet CHOO MIN POO, 15, took top honours with a splendid double in the Secondary division at the St. Patrick's School annual athletic meet at the National Stadium over the weekend. He act new record tor the 300 m with fast time
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      Double pay to speed up Games' projects
      161 25 MONTREAL. Tues— More than 1.500 of the 2.000 construction workers at the 1976 Summer Oames site will trade their two-week summer holiday for double pay to complete "vital" work on Olympics facilities, an Industry spokesman said yesterday. A spokesman (or the Construction Industry
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      PENANG TO STAGE RAZAK CUP HOCKEY
      170 25 PENANG TO STAGE RAZAK CUP HOCKEY vDALA LUMPUR Tues v The Tun Rasak Cup hockey tournament this year will be held In Penan* on Aug. 23-30. Malaysia Hockey Federation secretary O. Vljayanathan said her* yesterday. This Is the first time the tournament la held in Penan* and the second time
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      48 25 PARIS. Tues. Theo Smlt. the young Dutch Cyclist. picked up his second Tour de France victory on Saturday, winning the first half of the ninth leg. a 131 kilometre run from Langon to Pleurance In southwest France. Eddie Merck of Belgium kepi the overall lead.— AP.
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      Lock icon Ashe: It was not a grudge match
      352 25 Ashe: It was not a grudge match NEW YORK, Tues. I Arthur Ashe. in his first US appearance since his Wimbledon triumph, said yesterday that the Wimbledon final last Saturday was not "a grudge match "with Jimmy Connors, who has filed a multi-million dollar law suit against him. Personally, I
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      S. AFRICA TO STAY IN 1976 D-CUP
      111 25 S. AFRICA TO STAY IN 1976 D-CUP LONDON. Tues.— The Davis Cup tennis nations yesterday voted against barring champions South Africa from the 1976 competition. A proposal to oast the South Africans was defeated 24 votes to 22 at the annual meeting of the Davis Cop committee. A 75 per
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      616 26 fARNOUSTIE. (Sc ot la n d). Tues. Jack Nicklaus reeled off his fourth successive par thrashing practice round yesterday and was proclaimed the overwhelming favourite by his colleagues to win the 104 th British Open golf tournament. "My game is better but it's not
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      Wenzel equals two lift marks
      58 26 EAST BERLIN Tues Peter Wenzel of Cast Germany equalled two world middleweight welgtitlinlng records during the National Championship* In Muehlhausen yesterday, the Aim New» Agency reported. Wemel lifted 190 kilograms In the jert and 340 kilograms In the combined Jerk and snatch to equal Urn
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      23 26 MOSCOW. Tues Moscow Spartak beat the Central Army Sports Club 2-1 In a Soviet Pint Division soccer match here today. Rtuter.
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      401 26 The search for quick success part of sports scene in US T»JEW YORK, Tues. 11 The baseball season is nearlng its halfway mark and the talk among American sports fans is turning to figures. But this time it's the dollar signs that attract interest, not the usual set of baseball
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      268 26 Australians avenge defeats by Wales SWANSEA, (Wales). Tues. The Australian cricketers beat Glamorgan here here yesterday by seven wickets to avenge defeats of the Australian touring teams of of 1964 and 1968 by the Welsh side. I Blg-hlttlng Gary Gilmour guided the Australians to victory with 7.4 overs to spare,
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      S. Africa's team for Davis Cup
      67 26 S. Africa's team for Davis Cup JOHANNESBURG. Tues Frew McMillan. Ray Moore. Bernle Mitton and John Yulll will represent South Africa In American Zone Davis Cup final agaList Chile In Santiago July 18. 19 and 20. The team announced In Durban today by Bryan Woodroffe. the chairman of the National
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      217 26 ORAOUE, Tues.— The United States athle--1 tics team, seeking to make amends for their weekend defeat by the Soviet Union in Kiev, failed to pull clear of their rivals in a two-day triangular match here last night. The American men. with several
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      71 26 A formal invite to Taiwan TrAIPIH, Tues. The Tal- wan Olympic committee yesterday received a formal Invitation to take part In the 1976 Montreal Olymptc Oamea. the Central New* Agency reported. Taiwan will pick tlielr Olympic athlete* after conducting four elimination se-les The first and second wri*a have already been
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      52 26 MANILA. Tues The Philippines will send a slxmember team to compete In the Indonesian Kartlng Prix on July 12 In Jakarta, It was announced today. The team will be composed of national kartlng champion Jimmy Ooslako. Rtc Catajan. Nandlng Vlllanueva, Santos Sy, John Outierrei and Mark
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      27 26 REYKJAVIK. Tues. Iceland and Norway drew 1-1 here last night In a qualifying match for Uv 1978 Olympic soccer tournament. Half-time score was one-sll. Reuter.
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      ITALIAN CLUB ORDERED TO SELL PLAYERS
      161 26 ITALIAN CLUB ORDERED TO SELL PLAYERS ROME, Tues. A local judge has ordered the 11 players and two reserves ol Latina's town soccer team to be placed under sequestration and put up at auction sale to pay the club's debts. Judge Franco Tomasini notified club officials last night that the
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      573 26 LONDON. Tues Lancashire raced to the top of the English cricket county championship table >esterday when they thrashed Somerset by an innings and 145 runs with a day to spare. Pace bowler Peter Lee took 3-45 for match figures of 9-59 as
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      SHA TAKES SEVERE ACTION
      423 27  -  ALBERT JOHNSON FIRST TIME OFFICIAL BANNED By TWO goalkeepers and a hockey convenor were suspended for a total of four years and three months by the Singapore HocIt c y Association Disciplinary Committee yesterday. In an unprecedented move the association suspended Madan Lai, hockey convenor for
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      WILL PETULANT GERMANS BE EXCITING?
      395 27 WILL PETULANT GERMANS BE EXCITING? rE West German national amateur soccer side were as pompous as World champions on their arrival here on Monday night. I hope their performance, against Singapore at the National Stadium at 8 tonight, will match their conduct oft the pitch. It will be remembered that
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      Derby face tough first round rivals in European Cup
      262 27 yURICH, (Switzerland) lj Tues. Bayern Munich begin their bid to win the European Soccer Cup for a third year running with a theoretically easy Journey to Luxembourg. accordIng to the draw made here today. While Franz Bee kenbauer's all-stars visit Jeunesse
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      134 27 Ali returns home today on urgent business KUALA LUMPUR. Tuee World heavyweight boxIng champion Muhammad All said today that he would return to the United States tomorrow to settle some urgent business. All. who defeated Joe Bugner of Britain In the championship fight here on July 1 by a points
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      RI triumph over Dunearn
      176 27 rY Huai Eng the Rallies Institution captain scored a try and a penalty goal to inspire his team to a 11-3 (two tries and a penalty against a penalty) victory over Dinearn Technical In tht- Secondary Schools division rugby tournament at Fairer Park yesterady. Huai Eng
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      149 27 UEFA get tough against violence ZURICH. Switzerland, Tues. The European Football Union i UEFA) warned today it would take drastic action ttgaliut any violence during next season's European Soccer Cups. Presiding over the draw for the first round of the 1875--76 Champions Cup. Cup Winners Cup and UEFA Cup. UEFA
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      ROGER FANCIED TO WIN IN NGA YA
      213 27 ROGER Hames, who will pUot the fast and sleek Nga Ya. Is the hot favourite In this Friday's Ocean Yacht race from Singapore to Kuching reports FLTER SIOW. Boger won thi c smaller class and the overall honours In last week's "curtain-raiser." David
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      Civilians must be alert in Cup match
      451 27  - Civilians must be alert in Cup match PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE Rugby Union yesterday announced the names of 19 players for this Saturday's Malaya Cup rugby clash against Selangor here at the padang, starting 5 p.m. They are Mahat Zalnuddln. Hamzah Mohammed. Ong Poh Hua. Lee Cheng Huat. Bohari Sarmanl.
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      Easy win
      29 27 JAKARTA. TUM. TtM Danlah Aalborg aoccer Mm bsat a local ride 2-0 In Palembanc. South Sumatra, la* night. Radio Jakarta reported today. Aalborg led 1-0 at halftime.
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      KHALSA BACK IN HUNT FOR LEAGUE TITLE
      372 27  - KHALSA BACK IN HUNT FOR LEAGUE TITLE ERNEST FRIDA By |£HALSA Association once again joined the hunt for the SHA Div. 1 title when they scored a splendid 1-0 victory over the formidable Police side at Thomson Road yesterday. This year's league is now wide open with any of the
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      Indonesia to meet China
      144 27 TNDONESIA and China 1 the two badminton giants are on a collision course, according to a news agency report from Jakarta But the Reuter report leaves many questions unanswered. Like where it will take place and when. The chairman of the Indonesian Badminton Association, Raden Soedirman,
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      82 27 HOCKEY: SHA Dlv. 3 SC v Jansenltea 'B. BADMINTON Friendly Thomas Cup rqund v F ft N Youth (SBA. 8 pjn). InterConslltuencv tourney (BBA and Upper Aljunled 8 pm > SOCCER: Tour match Singapore v We«t German Olympic team (National Stadium. 8 p.m.). Friendly: Farrer Park United Youth v Buklt
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    40 28 MISS Japan, Miss Sachiko Nakayama. bats the ball away from Miss Thailand, Miss Vallaya Thonaavancla. daring a pool party in Los Angeles. Both are contestants for the Miss Universe title.— AT picture.
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    157 28 'Some progress made in talks on Sinai' rpEL AVIV, Tues.— 1 An Israeli spokesman today said "certain progress has been achieved," towards an interim peace agreement with Egypt. However, he "firmly denied" a British Broadcasting Corporation report that final agreement had been reached Passes A Government source said the reports
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    50 28 PESHAWAR. Tuts.— A Ooy wu killed and an official of the ruling Pakistan People* Party injured In a bomb explosion at his home In the north-west frontier village of Plr Baba. Police said the explosion yesterday was the second in four days In the village. Reuter.
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    68 28 NltllM. MOXILLS Aca* M af S. Oxlejr Rlr, Stncmpor*. widow of Suaoon E. Nlaalm PUMd awajr paacrfully Mil July 1976 Sfcdly miwd by rtl*tlv« and bar many rnradi FuntnJ took pUca aaina day at u>« Jawlab eamatary. M»«MAH TSO MM, 2T. paved away 7 7 75 laanac bablnd wifa,
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    109 28 F.BIB, Tues. Tw* rendarmes, including the security chief of the Paris law courts, were wounded and two court officials, one of them a court president, were taken hostage during a daring escape from the Palace of Justice here today. At least two people, one
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    475 28 LONDON. Tuti.— Small speculative buy mi of blua chlpa on hope* Britain's mlnera may modaratej their waia policy pushed shares prices up to 12p higher, after small I opanlnc rails. daalers said. At I 1 3 p.m. the Financial Times Index was up 5 5 at 123 2.
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    132 28 JAPAN AND TAIWAN TO END AIR ROW TVUPEH, Tues.— Japan and Taiwan will sign an agreement in Taipeh tomorrow to end the 14--month disruption of the two countries' civil aviation relations, it was announced today. The Interchange Association, known as Japan's •'unofficial embassy" in Taipeh, said the new "private air
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    56 28 PORTLAND (Oregon), Tues.— EJghi men died and 26 people were Injured, eight of them critically, when a Ore allegedly caused by anon swept trough the Pomona Hotel la last night. John Ktwvlu*. 63, who lives 17 blocks from the Pomona, was charged early today with anon
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    368 28  -  MARTIN UM By •pHE Stock Exchange of Singapore has dashed any hope that it is about to lift the suspension of trading in Haw Par Brothers International shares following the resumption of dealings in the shares in London on Monday. In
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