The Straits Times, 25 July 1975

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1975 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 1116 75
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    MALAYSIA CALLS UP VIGILANTES
    417 1 MALAYSIA CALLS UP VIGILANTES Even multi-millionaires must register; Razak IPOH, Thursday EVERY able-bodied man between the ages of 18 and 55 in Malaysia must register for vigilante duty under the "Rukun Tetangga" (principle of neighbourhood) regulation to be enforced soon to help combat guerilla warfare and crime. "Everyone will have
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    Lock icon 'New start'
    38 1 SEOUL, Thurs. Japanese Foreign Minister Kllchl Mlyaaawa said today his twoday visit nere would mark a "new start" in Improving relations Between Japan and South Korea which had been •trained over the past two years— Reuter
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    Lock icon Saudis pledge more aid
    47 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. A four -man economic mlawnn from Saudi Arabia left here for home today alter pledging more economic aid to Indonesia. Mission leader **B>inm Jalal said before departure that Saudi Arabia would Increase It* aid to Indonesia in the coining year. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 49 die in floods
    64 1 ISLAMABAD, Thurs. A week of torrential rains and flooding has claimed 49 lives In Pakistan's Punjab province, reports from the area said today. The toll includes 10 people drowned at Tandllanwala when a boat carrying- flood evacuees capsized In the Ravi River, and 10 others killed
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    Lock icon ISRAEL'S 'DIRECT TALKS' SHOCK
    505 1 CAIRO, Thursday JjIDDLE EAST peace efforts, boosted by Egypt's about-turn decision to renew the mandate of the United Nations Emergency Force (UNEF) in Sinai, received a setback today: An Israeli demand for direct talks with Egypt before the signing of any interim agreement for a further
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    Lock icon Million up 218,000 JUMP IN BRITAIN'S JOBLESS
    100 1 Million up 218,000 JUMP IN BRITAIN'S JOBLESS l ONDON, Thurs.— Britain's Jobless total in mid-July topped the one million mark for the first time since 1940, the government said today. It said the total unemployed in July 17 was 1.087,869 a jump of 218,000 compared with June. A Department of
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    42 1 NEW YORK. Thurs.— DOW Jones averages, based on first hour of trading on the New York Btock Echange: 30 Indus ***** up 1.57; 30 transp 161.96 down 073; 16 utils 80.84 down 0.38; and 65 stocks 253.88 down 0.11. UPI.
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    Lock icon By Concorde...
    31 1 PARIS. Thurs-— The Elysee Palace announced today that President Valery Discard d*Bstalng will fly aboard the supersonic transport Concorde for his official trip to Zaire on Aug. 7. AP.
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    Harris: We're glad Tunku preferred golf
    299 1 Harris: We're glad Tunku preferred golf BILL CAMPBELL reporting from BABAN IfOTA KINABALU, v Thurs. Partai Berjaya believes that Tun Mustapha invited Tunku Abdul Rahman to attend the Usno executive committee meeting on April 23 in order to show the world he had the Tunku's support for his secessionist movement.
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    Razak: Why the fuss?
    97 1 FOH, Than. Tan Abdul Baiak said here today he waa watching carefully the development* in Sabah and would make a statement at "the appropriate time." On the formation of the Berjaya party in Sabah by former Usno leaders, he said any group could form a political
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    Kukrit gets red carpet welcome
    574 1  -  P. M. RAMAN and RANEE GOVINDRAM and warm Lee greeting By SINGAPORE rolled out the red carpet to accord a ceremonial welcome to Thai Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj when he arrived yesterday for a three-day official visit. He received two general salutes from the 96-man
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    Lock icon Woman dies in Tokyo fire
    61 1 TOKYO. Thurs— A woman was killed and five others Injured today when a Are rippel through the third floor of an apartment building In downtown Tokyo, police reported. Police said the fire waa triggered by an e^foaton around 6.45 am shattering Class In nearby buildings
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    Lock icon LATEST Jordan no to compromise on missiles
    60 1 LATEST Jordan no to compromise on missiles WASHINGTON! Thurs.— US Secretary of State Or. Henry Kissinger indicated tftday thai a owwfHjj; con»f>wmi«e to arorMe sealed-down aatttQ* ilr^Jafence system for Jordan was unacceptable to Jordan's King Hussein and had collapsed. At the same time. Dr. Kissinger told newsmen that the general
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      89 1 POISON CLAMS, COCKLES WARNING Pago 16 ISRAEL and Egypt "playing a dangerous game" 2 LABOUR slap in the face for Wilson 3 INDIRA'S crisis law beyond the courts CLOSER EECAsean ties urged 9 DISGRUNTLED consumers who stay away 15 SWIM trunk gang raped three, say poke 17 SHOT in the
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      Lock icon end sanctions on Cuba
      137 2 end sanctions on Cuba SAN JOSE, Thurs. The Uniud States and other 13 nations of the Orgai.^atlons of American States agreed last night to meet here next Tuesday to end the 11 -year diplomatic sanctions against Cuba. The 14 OAS nations are expected to vote in favour of the so-called
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      Lock icon BRITISH WOMAN TELLS HOW SHE MET JACKAL
      385 2 BRITISH WOMAN TELLS HOW SHE MET JACKAL PARIS, Thur* A BRITISH wo- man accused of working for International gunman Ilich Ramirez Sanchez yesterday told a magistrate that she met him the day after he killed two government agents and their Lebanese informer, sources close to the state security court said.
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      84 2 Gls paid for testing WASHINGTON, Thurs. The US army lured hundreds of troops Into testing drugs such as LSD by offering them an extra USsl.s* (553.75) a day and other special benefits, according to a document made public here. The document, imploring army commanders in 1957 to find 30 to
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      Lock icon $47.5 m deal
      34 2 PAMPLONA Spain Thurs. The Spanish car firm. Seat, has bought the plant .of British Ley land's Spanish subsidiary. Authl, for 1.100 million pesetas (5M7.5 million), a Joint communique said yesterday Reuter.
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      Lock icon Israel and Egypt in danger game
      439 2 Military moves in M-E worry the US WASHINGTON, TT Thurs.— US intelligence officials said today both the Israelis and the Egyptians have been playing a dangerous game of military moves to strengthen their ne g o tiating positions. These officials are concerned that one
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      Lock icon $2,*****1 Saudi loan for France
      91 2 $2,*****1 Saudi loan for France PARIS, Thurs. Saudi Arabia Is ready to grant a US$l,OOO million (5J2.490 million) loan to France as part of a financial agreement between the two countries, French officials said yesterday. The question of a l3an was raised in discussions r^re between Saudi Arabian Crown Prince
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      Lock icon Problems of N-power
      55 2 VIENNA, Thurs— Financial problems, opposition from environmentalists and tight safety regulations are putting a break on the world's switch-over to nuclear fcower. Nuclear generating capacity In 1980 may be 30 per cent below the level forecast only a year ago, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency's
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      Lock icon Amin: Mock invasion of South Africa and —Rhodesia
      374 2 Amin: Mock invasion of South Africa and Rhodesia KAMPALA, Thursday DRESIDENT Idi Amin, who yesterday the Uganda-Tanzania border to military manoeuvres, said there would be mock invasion of Rhodesia and South Afric i on Aug. 1. Marshal Amin will watch the exercise with heads of state attending the Organisation of
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      Lock icon 'Step up antismoking laws' call by WHO
      243 2 'Step up antismoking laws' call by WHO /GENEVA, Th« vf World Health Or ganlsatlon (WHO) has urged Kovernmf" step up antl-clgarette legislation and warned that cigarette consumption In developing countries Is increasing rapidly. A report Issued by an expert committee of the 145-natlon organisation yesterday said the evidence It had
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      Lock icon Bangkok porno crackdown
      44 2 BANGKOK. Thurs —Police arrested the editor and publisher of a girlie maga- < zlne yesterday on charges of publishing 'immoral material." They confiscated the weekly Slam Num (Slam Youth), and about 100 other j Thai photo magazines In the Bangkok area. AP.
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      Lock icon Cold death
      35 2 RIO DE JANEIRO. Thurs.— j Severe cold In the south and floods in northeast Brazil have left over 100 people dead and devastated important crops, according to Brazilian Agriculture Minister Alysson Pauhnelll. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Mass purge of cops in Seoul
      85 2 Mass purge of cops in Seoul SEOUL. Thurs. The Seoul metropolitan police bureau today fired 70 policemen and forced 34 others to resign for allegedly taking bribes from plcpokets. The mass purge was unprecedented In the history of South Korea's national polloe founded In August. 1945. Their punishment brought the
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      Lock icon 'CZECHS TRIED TO SET TRAP FOR HEATH'
      351 2 LONDON, Thurs DEFECTOR Josef Frolik claimed last night that Czechoslovak intelligence tried to set a trap for Mr. Edward Heath in the mid-1960s before he became Britain's Prime Minister. A Czechoslovak agent who was also a distinguished organist made the acquaintance of organist
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      Lock icon Labour rebels' slap in face for Wilson
      341 3 Vote to oust minister from constituency LONDON, Thursday I EFTWING Labour Party rebels, in a slap at Prime Minister Harold Wilson, voted last night to oust a cabinet minister from the constituency he has represented for 18 years. In a 29-19 vote, the
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      Lock icon Singapore praised for beating inflation
      171 3 Singapore praised for beating inflation LONDON, Thurs. The London Times today published a special four -page section on investment opportunities in Singapore, praising it for having beaten inflation. "Singapore is surviving its recession *itb a foreign trade this year running at 10 per cent less than last year's, but with
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      Lock icon Dean on 'sex for exam leaks' charge
      263 3 Dean on 'sex for exam leaks' charge rKYO, Thurs The dean of economics at Nagoya City University was soon expected to resigr amid charges he leaked examination questions to a woman student In return for sexual favours. Japanese newspapers reported today. The reports said the 26-year-old woman allegedly received the
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      Lock icon More in prisons
      49 3 LONDON, Thurs. Britain's prison population Increased to an average of 36.867 last year 93 more than In 1973 the Home Office said today. Describing the trend as unwelcome, lt Issued statistics showing that the jail population was more than 6.000 lower In 1965 than today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon US wheat for Russia: W coast dockers take over
      196 3 US wheat for Russia: W coast dockers take over f lICAOO, Thurs. V* North American grain companies today prepared to ship nearly 10 million tonnes of grain to the Soviet Union through west coast ports after east coast dockers threatened not to load it if its sale to the Russian
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      Lock icon EEC jobless jumps to 4.5 million
      105 3 EEC jobless jumps to 4.5 million BRUSSELS. Thurs. About 4,500,000 people are out of work in the Common Market 50 per cent more than last year and the number is gro*vlng, according to an EEC economic survey released today. The report, prepared by the EEC commission, said seasonally adjusted unemployment
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      Lock icon '$20,000m in Aussie loan scandal'
      294 3 '$20,000m in Aussie loan scandal' Hongkong, Thursday MR. ARJAN Bhojwani, a leading Hongkong financier, said at least US$B,OOO million ($520,000 million) had been involved in an Australian Government loan-raising scandal —double the amount previously estimated. Mr. Bhoiwani said in an interview published today by the South China Morning Post that
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  • WORLD NEWS THREE
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      Fungus that may mean danger in space
      70 4 Fungus that may mean danger in space SOVIET biologist Inal Akoev (ritfht) believes the fungus in the container could indicate danger to humans in long space flights. Soyus consmonauts took samples of the fungus into orbit during the SoyuiApollo rendezvous. The fungus grows In concentric circles (picture) unless disturbed by
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      Lock icon Splashdown in Pacific today for Apollo
      263 4 Splashdown in Pacific today for Apollo HOUSTON, Thursday T«HE US Apollo spacecraft which last week A carried three American astronauts to an unprecedented orbital rendezvous with two Soviet cosmonauts will splash down in the Pacific Ocean later today, ending one of the greatest chapters in the history of human exploration.
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      Lock icon Goncalves gets army council's backing
      159 4 Goncalves gets army council's backing ISBON, Thurs. The La army council segment of Portugal's military leadership declared its support today for leftist Prime Minister Vasco Goncalves, all but confirming his apparently successful rejection of demands to moderate the revolution. "The political position of Mr. Goncalves is not at stake," Gen.
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      32 4 PARIS, Tburs. Officers of France's crack anti-fane sQu.id last night shot and killed another policeman In a mix-up following a hold-up by bandits In a Paris suburb. Reuter.
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      Lock icon War vehicles to be turned over to farms
      431 4 War vehicles to be turned over to farms SAIGON, Thurs. gOLTH Vietnam intends to convert some of the American supplied war machines to help the country's rural reconstruction, officials said today. They said damaged tanks and armoured personnel carriers formerly used by the Saigon Army would be converted into scrap
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      Lock icon 'Trouble for Laos if Thai ties cut'
      234 4 'Trouble for Laos if Thai ties cut' BANGKOK, Thurs rpHE severance of diplomatic relations be- tween neighbouring Laos and Thailand would result in serious economic trouble for the landlocked kingdom of Laos and could prompt the Soviet Union to step in as a major economic supplier, Thai and western diplomatic
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      38 4 WASHINOTON, Thurs. There ha» been no muilve Influx of Arab all fund* into the United SUtaa nor any lncreued Arab move to take over American oompanlea, AeMiUnt Secretary of the Treasury Qeruld Parsky said yesterday AP
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      223 5 dreamed of in bedroom and bathroom linen, all in co-ordi-nated colours, textures and prints. Bedsheets, pillowcases, rugs, towels, wash clothes, shower curtains and mats it's a tr^at just to look at the magnificent display. The Phoenix Coffee House has just started traditional Chicken Rice lunch on Sundays. The whole meal,
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      242 5 with these clothe?, but style and fashion has not been forgotten. The days of hiding in the house when a woman is pregnant is over, when there are shops like Great Expectations to help her look beautiful. And now clothes for the whole family, and at a budget price. Ashoka's
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      578 5 available for you to browse through, if you are not sure what sort of cut you are looking for. A shop which specialises in men's wear is Melwani's. also on the ground floor Their main feature is Bally shoes. Marvellous designs, beautifully tooled and finished, these shoes come in a
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  • WORLD NEWS FOUR
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        30 6 ONDON, Thurs.—AmLd nesty International, the U«o<lon**B»»fft«fl9 man Tifhts ttfK£3kTthat e.ght People sßadlng a former cabinet minister were executed last Sunday in Sierra Leone for allged conspiracy to overthrow the government.
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        32 6 COLOMBO: The rightwing oopmrition United National Party today expelled 22 of its members whom it alleged worked against the election of oarir president J.H. Jayewardene during a recent by-elec-tion for Colombo South.
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        41 6 WASHINGTON: The government has given up a plan to create electlcity by exploding hydrogen bombs In abandoned salt mines under Mississippi. Louisiana, Texas and the Gulf of Mexico because the programme would be too expensive, represen tatlve Fred Richmond said yesterday.
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        36 6 NEW YORK: Bantam books and Quadrangle, the New York Times book company, have signed a joint contract to publish an Israeli Journalist's controversial book about Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's role in Middle East peace negotiations.
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        37 6 WASHINGTON: The House of Representatives votes today on whether to resume arms shipments to Turkey and—the White House hopes end a major source of friction between the United States and its ally In the eastern Mediterranean. —Agencies.
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      Lock icon Call for troop pullout
      57 6 Call for troop pullout PARIS, Thurs. Rumanian .President Nlcolae Ceausescu called, in an Interview published here today, Icr the withdrawal of foreign troop* stationed In Eaetern ard Western Europe. He said that although an International accord for European security would be signed In Helsinki on July 30, there were many
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      FLOATING INFERNO...
      142 6 SMOKE billows from this floating Inferno, "Venus des lies," a ferryboat which caught fire alter an engine room explosion on Wendesday, killing at least 12 people. The 30 metre long boat was carrying more than 300 tourists to the French Island of Persquerreles when the dlsaster occurred. Twenty
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      Lock icon Pisa tower death
      60 6 PISA, Thura A 12--year-old American boy fell 15 metres (about SO feet) frcm the leaning tower of Plaa to hi* deatti today, police said. They named the boy as Henry Arthur Case, from Kirkland, Washington, and said he fell after losing his balance on the tower's firstfloor
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      Lock icon Cooling off after a heart attack...
      126 6 Cooling off after a heart attack. f ONDON, Tburs.— Sex lj after heart attack can do only good. Britain's Royal College of Physicians said yesterday. Bat only if it U with the wife. Extra-mari-tal sex could prove ft strain. Reporting on the rehabilitation of heart attack patients, a doctors' study
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      24 6 VIENNA. Thurs. Floods In Rumania earlier this month claimed S3 live*, with 31 people reported missing President Nlcolae Ceauseaou said yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Crisis rule beyond the courts
      439 6 Crisis rule beyond the courts India's judiciary powers cut NEW DELHI. Thurs LIMITING the powers of the Indian judiciary, the Upper House of Parliament today passed a constitutional amendment barring courts from reviewing Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's emergency rule. With all the main opposition parties absent in the 245-member House,
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      Lock icon Aussie mail: It's just a trickle
      114 6 Aussie mail: It's just a trickle SYDNEY, Thurs. A disputte over an extra As 3 (559.72) a week in wages has stopped all but a trickle of postal deliveries In Sydney, Melbourne and other major centres and threatens to produce a national mall strike. Millions of letter* and parcels have
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      Lock icon AJert in Athens after street clashes
      189 6 AJert in Athens after street clashes ATHENB. Thurs.—Several military were today on partial alert and there was i strong police gu,, public buildings ing yesterday's clashes In Athens Ir, which more than 100 people were Injured Armed police were also guarding foreign embassies as Greece celebrated the first anniversary of
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      Lock icon Britons 'worst dressed'
      63 6 LONDON, Thurs British men are rapidly becoming the worn dressed In Europe, the country's ClothIng Manufacturers Federation said today. A new Federation survey which amounted to a "careful study of men In the streets ever a period of two months" claimed that six out of 30 British
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      Lock icon 'Mao won ft step up rebel action inS-EAsia'
      258 6 'Mao won f t step up rebel action inS-EAsia' TOKYO. Thursday HARVARD Professor Benjamin Schwartz, 11 a noted China scholar, said today he doesn't believe China will order Maoist insurgent movements in South-east Asia to step up their activities. Prof. Schwartz, a professor of government and history, said he doubted
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      259 6 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS caught (5). 1 Currently It can be an 7 Tnm Panes, half-produc-obstacle. (S 5) ln S unfulfilled promise (S, 9 Green city? (7). 3>--10 Search unquiet poles (7) Asterisk placed by pre--11 The exhibition U not v ou lead <«. entirely his alone (5) :0 ros
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    How United States is linked to apartheid connection
    1294 7 EVIDENCE is growing that since the Portuguese coup Washington and North Atlantic Treaty Organisation countries have been increasing their ties with South Africa. Though they may have no connections with the US Government, it seems likely that American mercenaries are now fighting
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    Lock icon They are not mercenaries —just 'working' overseas
    537 7  - They are not mercenaries —just 'working' overseas K.C. MASON: Bouldei (Colorado) THE SOLDIERS-OF-FORTUNE... By nnHE last time soldier -of fortune Robert Bown made the news, the US State Department said it was going to investigate him for soliciting American mercenaries to fight for foreign governments. Mr. Brown, 42, of Arvada,
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    Closer EECAsean ties urged
    393 9 Closer EECAsean ties urged J^ VISITING European parliamentary delegation from nine nations has called on Asean countries to set up a centralised body to foster closer ties with the European Economic Commission (EEC). Mr. Georges Spenale, leader of the delegation, said such a body would not only promote political and
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    'FOOLISH ACT' COSTS CLERK $2,000
    181 9 'FOOLISH ACT' COSTS CLERK $2,000 AN Insurance clerk who admitted a "foolish act" of using a forged results slip to apply for a duplicate School Certificate from the University of Cambridge in London, was fined $2,000 in a district court yesterday. Eric Sim Wee Beng, 25, had earlier pleaded guilty
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    Dr. Cheah heads Zonta Club
    62 9 Dr. Cheah heads Zonta Club DR. ALICE Cheah has been elected president of the Zonta Club of Singapore. Other officials are Dr. Lena Chen (Ist vice-presi-dent), Prciessor Llok Yew Al (2nd vice-president), Dr. Fl<\t;nce Ko (secretary) and V.rs. Florence Llm (treasurer). Miss Ruth Chla, Mrs. Atleen Lav, Mrs. Mabel Lew.
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    Classes at C-centre
    47 9 CANBERRA Community Centre will hold classes on soft- toy making. flower arrangement, dress-making, yuga, cooking, and Chinese and Indian cultural dances. Registration for the 1975 kindergarten classes at the centre, for children born in 1970 will begin on Aug. 1 from B%Jn. to noon
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    Chief Scout for jamboree
    50 9 THE Chief Commissioner of the Singapore Scout Association, Mr. Soh Teow Seng, leaves Singapore today together with the association's contingent to the 14th World Jamboree in LUlehammer, Norway. He will also represent Singapore at the 25th World Scout Conference from Aug. 8 to 15 In Denmark.
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    Magic course
    34 9 THE National Theatre Club's magic section will conduct a three month course on magic by Mr Ng Bo On (Tne Great Wong) from July 39 ct 8 p.m. Par detail*. Tel. *****3.
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    92 accidents
    11 9 THERE were 92 road accidents, (our serious, on Wednesday.
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    'Light industries for Sembawang' call
    153 9 fHE MP for SembaA wang. Mr. Teong Ens Siong. has suggested the development of light industries, in addition to the proposed medium type industries, in Sembawang. He said that he will raise the question with the Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen. at the next
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    MP is chief guest at ceramics preview
    94 9 MP is chief guest at ceramics preview MR. J.F. Conceicao. MP for Katong, will be guest-of-honour at the preview of an exhibition of 14 ceramic artists at the National Museum at 5.30 p.m. today. The artists are: Cheong Soo Pleng. Chtou Lan Tan. Renee Flschman, Iskandar Jalil. Peter Lav. Jimmy
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    Salesmanship course
    42 9 Salesmanship course THE University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will hold a 26-lecture course In salesmanship and sales management from July 39. Mr. Peter Stephenson. a marketing and management consultant, will conduct the course. Fee Is $85. For details, teL *****6.
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    The day a Chinese 'warrior' had a Polynesian princess stumped
    206 9 A POLYNESIAN princess hesitated for a moment when she met a Chinese "warrior princess." She was unsure whether the other was a man or woman Then Princess Salote Pilolevu of Tonga moved closer to have a better look at Cantonese
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    Boom in used car sales following Thai demand
    203 9 Boom in used car sales following Thai demand LOCAL second-hand car dealers are now enjoying a boom in sales, following increased demand in Thailand for a prestigious make of car. More than 2f»C Mercedes Benz cars have been sent to Thailand by sea and land over the past three months,
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    Karate for beginners
    49 9 A karate class (or beginners organised by the Cairnhill community centre management committee will be held at the centre every Tuesday and Friday from 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. starting Aug. 6. Pee is W per month. Enrolments close on July 30. For details, Tel: *****7.
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    Blood stocks average
    25 9 TOTAL reserve stocks at the Blood Bank in average. There were 76S units of blood donated last week with 734 transfusions given.
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    MAN WHO WENT TO REGISTRY AFTER MARRIAGE
    145 10 MAN WHO WENT TO REGISTRY AFTER MARRIAGE A 23-YEAR-OLD man who married his childhood sweetheart according to Chinese customary rites was yesterday fined $750 for fallii.g to give notice of marriage to the Registry of Marriages. Senior Inspector Mr. Nelson Pannampalam, prosecuting, said that Chew Chen Tin married Tan Cheng
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    Record 16,425 home mishaps in 1974
    385 10  - Record 16,425 home mishaps in 1974 EVELYN NG By JJOME accidents last year totalled 16,425 the highest recorded in Singapore, according to Dr. Chao Tzee Cheng, deputy chairman of the National Safety First Council's home safety committee. These accidents were reported at the Singapore General Hospital's accident and emergency unit,
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    AUSSIES IN BID FOR NEW AIR FEAT
    149 10 AUSSIES IN BID FOR NEW AIR FEAT TWO Australians made a lightning stop-over in Singapore yesterday before talcing off In their effort to set a new round-the-world record for a piston- en glned aircraft. Dennis Dal ton and T.N. Gynn-Jones arrived here from Madras In their Beechcraft Duke at 6.04
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    UOB study awards for staff
    155 10 UOB study awards for staff THE United Overseas -1- Bank Group has offered scholarshlr* to three of Its employees and two children of employees to study at local tertiary Institutions. Mr. Lim Cheng Kee, a clerk in the Lee Wah Bank head office, and Miss Chla Lee Hiian. a teller
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    200 from 18 nations for seminar
    87 10 200 from 18 nations for seminar MORE than 200 participants, including scholars, scientists and teachers from 18 countries will attend a five-day seminar on curriculum development and syllabus design for English teaching, which starts here on Monday. It will be officially opened at 9.1S am by Mr. JJ». Conceicao, MP
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    Triple crash causes jam
    33 10 A TRUCK carrying oil and two can collided Into each other along West Ooast Road yesterday, and caused an hour-long Jam. Police said nobody was Injured In the accident.
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    English at YMCA
    53 10 A SPECIAL Engliih course based on the Total Immersion Byst«m (TIS) used by BerUtz Internationa] In Paris but modified to suit the needs of local students, will start at the YMCA Orchard Road on Aug 2. Classes are on Saturdays from 3 pjn. to 6pm and on
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    In demand—cruises to help workers unwind
    135 10 In demand cruises to help workers unwind fFHE Port of Singapore X Authority's afteroffice sea cruises and Southern Island tours are gaining popularity. The after-office cruises are designed for workers to help them soothe their nerves after a hard day's work, and also to help them beat the peakhour traffic
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    'S'pore girl can be Miss . Universe one day'
    250 10 'S'pore girl can be Miss Universe one day' MISS Singapore 1975 SaUy Tan who has returned here from the recent Miss Universe pageant in El Salvador, is seen holding r pamphlet displaying the various beauty •ueens who took part in the contest. Sally is second from left in the second
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    Symposium on social problems
    74 10 TEN Catholic secondary schools will take part in a symposium on social problems at St. Anthony's Convent tomorrow at 4 p.m. The team leader of each participating school will present a paper on What Would You Do As Teenagers to Make a Better Wolrd The winning
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    Importance of productivity
    36 10 IHE Orchard Road YMCA will hold a talk on, "Productivity Is Important to Singapore" by Mr Kenneth Mok from the National Productivity Board at the YMCA auditorium at 7.30 tonight Admission is free.
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    More to fight crime
    36 10 The first group of 234 police national servicemen reported tor training at the Police Academy yesterday. They will be trained to combat the mounting crime wave in Housing and Development Board estates.
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    School to subsidise meals for poor pupils
    151 10 School to subsidise meals for poor pupils /pHE Maju Secondary 1 School advisory committee will soon suo sldlse lunch meals taken by poor pupils at the school tuckshop. Details are now being worked out to Introduce the scheme, under which special arrangement* will be made with the tuckshop to provide
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    BB display
    33 10 THE Senior Minister of State (Education). Mr. Chat Chong Yll will Inspect the 12th Boys' Brigade Company dlsplaj at the Anglo-Cnlnear School grounds In Barker Road on Sunday at S p.m
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    Ong: I didn't tell Wee's father I could arrange bank overdraft
    3605 12  - Ong: I didn't tell Wee's father I could arrange bank overdraft T. F. HWANG and BEN DAVIDSON By Counsel: You intended it (the first guarantee for $200,000) as a bribe? Witness: Yes Wee had no clue whatsoever of arrangement... I didn't tell him about it: Ong Court hears the defence
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  • PHOTONEWS SPECIAL
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      Secods to safety, then plunge to death
      172 14 LANDING COLLAPSES IN BLAZE AS RESCUE COMES TOO LATE... -PICTURES by STANLEY FORMAN of the BOSTON HERALD AMERICAN THE gap between the crumbling landing and the fast nearing fire ladder was only a few millimetres. But it never closed for Diana Bryant, 19,
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      93 14 Bus Transportation Centre Most buses from throughout Penang will converge at this mass rapid Bus Transportation Centre. Commuters will find that this centre, being under cover and with fine facilities, will be a welcome change from the kerb-side bus stands of the past. The Urban Centre will prove to be
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      85 14 Concourse Rendezvous Large areas for people to rest their weary feet or just to watch the world go by as well as a Concourse Rendezvous where friends can meet are planned. RDOf Garden w ft On the top level of the podium is the Roof Garden. Controlled landscaping of the
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      85 14 Hotel DeJour mm ■H^^'CO 1 IMLIMii I I— JipiM A new idea to this part of the world the Hotel de Jour (or Day Hotel). It will provide a convenient service for day travellers and visitors in the area. Changing rooms, locker and shower facilities will be provided. Telegraph FbstOffce
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      55 14 Hawkers' Centre A touch of old the traditional way of preparing favourite local foods can be found here. St'll at reasonable prices and hygienical ly prepared, hot spicy dishes or noodle soup entice hungry passers-by and adventurous visitors. ffl vJppgi;Lj,l I hL M j=j Part of Third Floor Plan where
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      45 14 Indoor Cinemas Another new concept in planning the cinema is incorporated into the overall building project instead of standing on its own as a separate entity. With comfortable seating arrangements, two cinemas will be located within the Urban Centre. Lower Floor Plan of Cinema 1
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  • Article
    Disgruntled consumers who stay away: Case
    351 15 Disgruntled consumers who stay away: Case 'Lack of moral support baffling' consumerism gjins momentum in Singapore, consumer discontent is intensifying and complaints to the Consumers Association of Singapore (Case) increasing at a "tremendous rate." Despite this, the reluctance among consumers to Join Case and give it moral and financial support
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    DEFENCE LAWYER NEEDED AS WITNESS
    254 15 DEFENCE LAWYER NEEDED AS WITNESS /COUNSEL defending a v> man Involved in an assault case discharged himself in a magistrate's court yesterday on being told by the other counsel that he would be required as a "material" witness. Mr. Donald Yeo withdrew from acting for Phillip scow, a committee member
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    Lawmen will swing into action at the mere flick of a switch...
    208 15 Fwlll be "action stations!" immediately one of the bulbs on this board lights op. And within three minutes, the entire police force in Singapore will be alerted. The lights like the one which the woman constable is pointing
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    Dr TOH TO OPEN NURSES' COUNCIL MEETING
    125 15 Dr TOH TO OPEN NURSES' COUNCIL MEETING TkR. Toh Chin Chye, Mi--LF nlster for Health, will open the five-day International Council of Nurses' Council of National Representatives' meeting l.i Singapore at Shangrl-lA Hotel, on Aug. 4 at 9.30 a.m. The meeting will be hosted by Singapore Trained Nurses' Association. Mrs.
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    Singapore must have its own satellite'
    256 15 Singapore must have its own satellite' SINGAPORE, as a fast O developing nation, needs to have its own satellite to keep up with the rest of the world, according to an American satellite education project director. Dr. Gordon Law, director of the Rocky Mountain States Satellite Education Project, said: "If
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    Johore's msgjc eye to catch speeding cars
    219 15 Johore's msgjc eye to catch speeding cars SINGAPORE motorists driving en Johore roads better look out for a new trap to catch all types of roadhogs has come Into operation in the State. The traffic police there is now using special cameras waich can record traffic offences, like speeding on
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    YMCA folk dancing
    40 15 THE Metropolitan YMCA International Centre will conduct a 12-sesSon International (oik dancing course on Sunday. The course will be held on Sundays from 1.30 p.m. to S p.m. Fees are IS for members and $6 tor non-mem-bers.
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    Theft of books N-library: Student quizzed
    186 15 Theft of books N-library: Student quizzed By PAUL WEE pOLICE have interview I ed an undergraduate ot the University of Singapore in connection with the theft of more than a dozen reference books from the National Library in Stamford Road. According to informed sources, police started Investigation when the library
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    New head for Adventists
    38 15 MR. Winston Clark has been elected new president of the Par Eastern Division of the Seventh-day Adventlsts with headquarters at 800. Thomson Road. He replaces Paul Eldrtge who held the post (or nine years.
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    Motor tune-up
    26 15 THE Metropolitan YMCA will organise an eight-Nation course on motor vehlola tune-up and maintenance from tomorrow, and a IScourse Japanese conversation class from Sunday
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      538 15 Shopping "6O -Storey Multi Residential cVmmtC^c Arcades Office Purpose Rats *omw^ "T",-^. /•—v^ /^*N The three residential buildings will to- Pt/ilf/IC7I fi-ti ~^autil HMiat )\A/v^l I' gether present a prototype in integrated yS y§ (4ff VrWlt-^ I \-/VV\»/l housing for families of mixed incomes v^X"'^ aFm\ _^ff^^^f^^^ and communal groups.
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    Poison clams and cockles warning
    426 16  - Poison clams and cockles warning SHEILA CHEONG By 'J'HE Environment Ministry yesterday warned the public that they could be poisoned by eating rare or medium cooked cockles (see-hum) and clams (tua tow). It said food poisoning could show Itself In various sy m p toms nausea, vomiting, abdominal cramps, watery
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    Woman tontine head fined $3,500
    203 16 Woman tontine head fined $3,500 A. DOMESTIC servant was fined $3,500 yesterday by a district court after she pleaded guilty to four charges, of promoting an illegal tontine. Senior Inspector Njr Cho Wan. prosecuting, said that a washerwoman. Tan Poh Choo. made a report at Paya Lebar police station on
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    Woman fined $2,500
    55 16 A 52-YEAR-OLD wo- man who employed an illegal immigrant was fined $2500 In a magistrate's court yesterday. Chin Kwee Pong of Watten Heights had ear- Her pleaded guilty to employing Goh Ah Bee. 82, an Illegal immigrant from last December to July 17 this year. Two similar
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    The helmet that saved Mr Tay's head
    108 16 /CONSTRUCTION site kepala Tay Kok Twee, will always gratefully take off his hai to bis safety helmet It iv the only thing that saved his Ufe when a 68 k* (lMlb.) steel bucket smashed hU head at a Juron* worfcsite recently. Mr. Tay's
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    The donors who 'did not want any shares9
    305 16 The donors who 'did not want any shares 9 TWE honorary presl- dent of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Soon Peng Yam, told the High Court yesterday that several trade organisations which had contributed towards shares In the Shipping Freight Booking Centre Sdn. Bhd. wanted the money to be
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      758 16 CENTRE JZniasaj ForFterang The Kompleks Angkasa Perdana Pulau Ideally located in the heart of the central [Z/^/HlrH/IINO /^r^/^l Mechanical and Electrical Services CD* f CD' Pinang is the largest, most comprehensive commercial area of George Town, the iCJUII I Ifc/O CJI KJ A rUUOU IUUttUT and integrated urban development project
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    Counsel:explained document on $1.5 m land sale
    424 17 T AWYER Taji Thian Ciiua yesterday answered allegations in the High Court that he had advised two executives of a trading firm to sign a blank conveyancing document for the sole of a parcel of land In Tampines involving $1.5 million. "I explained
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    KAI LAN JUMPS BY 10 CENTS
    203 17 PRICES of kai lan and ■I long beans have increased by 10 and five cents a kati to 80 cents and 45 cents respectively, the Trade Department reported yesterday. Following are the recommended price*: SICF: Thai 100 per cent •<y Si cento a katl
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    SWIM TRUNK GANG RAPED THREE SAY POLICE
    560 17  - SWIM TRUNK GANG RAPED THREE SAY POLICE LAI YEW KONG By pOLICE investigating the background of the notorious four-man swim trunk gang arrested recently have discovered that they dabbled in "black magic," committed rapes and held secret meetings in a graveyard before their crimes. Police have completed their investigations, which
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    12 WITH AN EYE ON 'FRESHIE QUEEN' TITLE...
    188 17 17XCITEMKNT is In Lt store for these girls who are taking time off from textbooks for the cat walk. All U finalists competing for the title of Preshie Queen are firstyear undergraduates at the University of Singapore, after having first been pot
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    Keppel games Youth on $12,900 theft charge
    115 17 THE MP tor Tetok Blangah, Mr. N. Oovtndaaamy, will officially open an Intra Bepak Takraw tournament organised by the Keppel Harbour community centre at Its premises at 7^o pm on Aug. 13. A 17-YEAR-OLD youth was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with
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      34 17 /^Happy Days are^ here in Jurong Business as usual on Sundays Public Holidays. H| M JURONG PIER RESTAURANT \i 3^^s^ Japanese Local Sea-food Restaurant) 35 Juron 8 P«er Road Singapore 22 Reservations: Tel *****5
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      338 17 Yonucan r t3ow easily have a hot, moist toWd irrfouc M^.^^^ mk s OshlDomPHl Perfect for: Driving on a long trip Driving late at night or early in the morning Driving with your family Cleaning your hands when eating at a drive-in Business: you can feel refreshed before meeting your
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  • The Straits Times FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1975
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      KUKRIT ACTION
      374 18 k GROWING community of interests, the timeliness of efforts to strengthen Asean by expanding both bilateral and multilateral cooperation that was the theme of yesterday's Joint communique issued after talks between Prime Minister Kukrlt PramoJ of Thailand and President Marcos of the Philippines. Their communique summarises the feelings
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      HOPE IN THE SINAI
      237 18 PRESIDENT SADAT believes, with some justification, that the Israelis are stalling on the signing of the Sinai disengagement agreement, and his threat not to renew the mandate of the UN peacekeeping force was made in the hope that it would speed up the negotiations. But it
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Blacklist shops that fleece tourists
      160 18 Blacklist shops that fleece tourists V REFER to your report headlined! "Stern warning by CASE to shops that fleece tourists" (8.T., July 21). I would like to suggest that CASE provide a blacklist of those shops which are proven offenders to the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. The board could in
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      95 18 LITE refer to your report "Cut road tax petition to Oovt" (S.T, July 18). We would draw your attention to the fact that the Singapore Manufacturer's Association had in fact written to Mr. Milton Tan. chairman of the Automobile Association of Singapore to advise him that as our members are
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      72 18 \jms WISH to Inform TT "Observer" (ST., July 15) that a sheltered bus stop has been constructed at Coleman Street to complement the one at Empress Place. This Is the reason for the broad island on the road. Meanwhile the traffic signals at Coleman Street and North Bridge Road have
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      72 18 AS a regular weekend Jogger at Macßitchle Reservoir. I wish to bring to the attention of the authorities concerned that some of the paths in the forest are very undulating. Many people have slipped and fallen and sprained their ankles during jogging sessions. Furthermore, due to unevenness of the tracks,
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    Lock icon Three options for New York if it runs out of money
    556 18  -  BOB MONROE: New York By NO union leader, fortune teller or fiscal expert seems to know exactly what will happen if New York runs out of cash within three weeks. There are a number of possibilities but no exact
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    Lock icon What next—after the Apollo-Soyuz link-up?
    800 18  - What next after the ApolloSoyuz link-up? .MARK BRAYNE: Moscow By WITH the successful conclusion of the first SovietAmerican attempts ?t teaming up in space, the question is Where do we go from h*»r#»? The Joint flight of a three-man Apollo and a two-man Soyuz proved that not only can the
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    Lock icon Astronauts who can't take off
    429 18  -  PAUL RECER: Houston By FTHE Apollo dreams x of 16 unflown American astronauts evaporated long ago, bat most expect to be the eagles of a dawning era In space. The days of Apollo, a three-man spacecraft which never had enough seats to go around, will
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      242 18 TIME SAVE MOW! Special Introductory Offer for new subscribers only. 27 weeks fors24.3C For 27 weeks we'll mail you a copy of TIME at a great saving! 27 weeks of TIME costs $54.00 at the newsstands, $25.92 by regular subscription. Our special price? Just $24.30! The world's most respected news
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    Alert on triad bid to 'control' new estate
    191 19 Alert on triad bid to 'control' new estate DOLICE In the Paya 1 Lebar division are on the alert for gangsters who are trying to establish rx»wer In the new An«r Moh Kio housing estate. In a clean-up operation on Tuesday, detectives picked ud 39 suspected gangsters for questioning. At
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    Labour unit moves
    50 19 Labour unit moves THE factory Inspectorate and the rtatlnOcg and research unit of the Labour Ministry had been moved to the former Staff Training Institute building In Lorong T>i.ny«fr A Labour Ministry statement said the move was because of renovation being carried out at the ministry's headquarters In Havelock Road.
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    Aussie curbs on garment imports from —Spore
    187 19 Aussie curbs on garment imports from Spore A USTRALIA has ■nilalx terally acted to restrlct garments imported from Singapore. The Australian action, announced yesterday, was taken under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade which allowed Australia to take unilateral action against garment imports which threatened to disrupt her textile
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    Baby contest
    20 19 THE Kirn Keat community oentre will bold a baby context at Its premises on Sunday at S p.m.
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    Shot in^ arm for urgent building projects
    385 19  -  AHMAD OSMAN By fHE Ministry of National Development will grant temporary building approval for construction work to begin on urgent projects in a new move designed to speed up the recovery of the local construction industry. In line with the Government's objective of
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    Cable cars unsafe? 'Million rides so far'
    232 19 Cable cars unsafe? 'Million rides so far' rE manager of Cable Car Corporation, Mr. Lee Seng Jay. disclosed yesterday that more people were going for cable car rides despite recent rumours that such rides were unsafe. He confirmed that he had heard these rumours himself but dismissed them as "untrue."
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    Man who was choked to death by fishball
    138 19 Man who was choked to death by fishball rE State Coroner, Mr. Chee Wai Pong, yesterday recorded a misadventure verdict on a 70-year-old man who was choked to death by half a flshball. Law Teng Chow, who had known Lim Pang Ouan for over 20 years, told the court at
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    Accounting course
    47 19 Accounting course THE Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) will hold a course on Accounting and Finance for non-finan-cial executives at Its premises at Thong Teck building. Scotts Road, from Aug. 18 to 23 daily from 8 a.m to S p.m. Closing date for applications is Aug. 11.
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    Educational night tour of Jurong
    56 19 THE Leng Kee Youth Group will organise an eight-hour educational night tour of Jurong from 10 p.m. tomorrow. It will include visits to the Jurong abattoir, fishing port and Jurong foil. Pee la tIJO for members and $2 for others. For details, telephone *****3 between
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    Kerosene stoves on ships warning
    162 19 rE Port of Singapore Authority yesterday urged all masters, owners and agents to Instruct their crew against using kerosene stoves or compressed gas cookers In unspecified galleys on board their vessels in the event of power failure. A PSA circular said cooking should not be
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    Four AEB courses
    69 19 Four AEB courses THT Adult Education Board win hold four new course* next month. They are an Introduction to public .relation* at the Angto-Ct-.lneae Primary School Centre from Aug. 1. a tales and marketing course at the Joo Avenue School Oentre from Aug 4. pottery (stage two) at the Baharuddln
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    HUMOUR DID THE TRICK AT SPEECH CONTEST
    218 19 A DASH of wit and humour won Naeem Slraj, 17, of Anglo Chinese School, the first prise in the 13U> annual safety first UngHuh oratorical contest at the Cultural Centre yesterday. Naeem, a pre-universlty one Science student, beat nine other finalists with his
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    Metro prizes
    23 19 THE Metro-South Asia Trading American Sound Contest prise giving presentation will be held at Metro Golden Mile tomorrow at 11 p.m.
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      RHEUMATISM PILLS SEIZED
      187 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday gEVE R A L brands of rheumatism pills have been confiscated from unauthorised druggis t s throughout the country. They have been found to contain a potent poison called phenylbutazon which, if misused, can cause changes in the blood. The poison Interferes with the
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      Price tags on beer, too
      55 20 KUALA LUICCft, Thum BtvjptMepefß an doit required to put price tags on boaM and canoed bear and uxMy The order is pubUsbed in the lkt«« lame of the Oo»--ermiHOt Oaaitte. All books. lneludlnf periodicals and maff>~« must also carry price taga. Previoualy the recutetlon only
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      Royal golf
      32 20 TANAH RATA Thurs. The Tsqj INpertuan Agung, acoampanled by the Raja Fennatsurl Agunc, arrived here this morning to take part In the royal golf competition scheduled for Saturday and Sunday.
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      23 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysia is holding talks with Thailand, South Korea, Japan and Holland for joint ventures in dsspsea fishing. Reutcr.
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      The $300 hire of the Reds
      123 20 The $300 hire of the Reds MACHANG, Than. Communist terrorists .ate offering new members monthly payments of (2M to (Ma to Ive them into the Jungie. Mentrl Beaar of Trenggann. Datuk Haji Mohamed bin Nasir said today. They are also promising would-be recruits an advance payment of $3«. he added.
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      HUNT HOTS UP FOR THE JUNGLE GREEN GANG
      273 20 ALOR STAR, Thursday A STATEWIDE manhunt Is on for an arm- ed gang wanted by police In connection with the murder of a rubber smallholder and two hold-ups at Buklt Selambau along the Sungel Patanl-Ballng border on July 8. The rubber holder.
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      Hike through the caves
      58 20 IPOH, Thuw. Delegates to the Malayan Nature Society annual meeting here will hike two miles through the subterranean caves of the Ounong Gajah/Tempurong limestone complex near here on Sunday. The Tempurong complex. the biggest and highest limestone formation In Malaysia, U to be recommended by the
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      Action against builders
      45 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Thlrty-slx bousing developers and SO householders in the Federal Territory, who have been warned for having mosquito breeding places, (ace re-lnspectlon of their premises from Monday If the breeding areas are sUll found, they may be charged In court.
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      Shopman murder: Was it mistaken identity?
      190 20 ITUALA LUMPUR. Thurs— A foundry shop owner, Chak Ong, 47. was shot dead by a gunman behind his home in Kampung Attap near the police co-opera-tive building at noon today. Police have ruled out robbery as the motive for the killing They believe that
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      Plane fall death
      63 20 PKTALINO JAVA. Thurs. Thai housewife u./t.i. Anthon Tan Poh Seng, 94. who fell off an MAS Boelng--737 at Subang airport 11 days ago, died si the University Hospital TWtcrday without regaining consciousness. She was carrying her 12--month-old daughter. Malphan. when she fell four metres (13 ft) from
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      Party is over
      29 20 IPOH, Thurs. Pour youths enjoying a heroin smoking session at an Ice stall aX Ounong Raps/ nevr village market yesterday fletl on seeing a police party.
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      Exports pick up after seven months
      300 20 Exports pick up after seven months KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysian exports, which constitute half the Gross National Product have picked ud since March, after a seven month period of decline. Deputy Finance Minister Tan Sri Chont? Hon Nyan told the Dewan Nenara yesterday the de dining trend in the Malaysian
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      No permit for rice: $7,000 fine
      150 20 ALOR STAR, Thurs. Lorry driver 00l Phalk Chuan, 40, who conveyed 72 bags of rice under 30 bags of maize in his lorry was today fined $7,000, or one year's Jail in default. 001, represented by Mr. RC. Murugeson, pleaded guilty to a summons
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      Lock icon $200,000 opium haul
      57 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysian Customs officials have seized (22-i lb.) 10.2 kg. of raw opium worth more $200,000 in the international market from a bouse in Kedah on the Thai Border. An official spokesman In Alor Star said today the opium was seized yesterday and a 52-year-old
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    Lock icon An 'open society' bugged by phone-bugging row
    853 21  - An 'open society' bugged by phone-bugging row JULIAN KERR: Stockholm By A SERIES of disA closures over the extent of telephone tapping by Swedish security police has created concern here that Sweden's vaunted "open society" may be even more open than some citizens suspect. Controversy was sparked last month by
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    703 21  -  ALINE MOSBY: Paris By THE Cafe Dv Metro on the Place Maubert in the Left Bank Latin Quarter used to be known as Little Algiers because it was swarming with North African immigrants. Now it's called Little Saigon. More than 2500 Vietnamese
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  • TIMES CITY DISK
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        39 24 M. Bank. OCBC I u-Übrrt MnU ICE Krmp«ui P. Bank FX. L'aton CCM 108 BU. N. Ind tiSi It.ti 11.54 VIM fI.M IZJU tI.M MM MM f 0.74 IS .J* .1* an —.•5 —.•4 Ji .M —.•1 —.•3
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        Rises
        40 24 IK Land an EL BS Semb. L Cont. ity De». veh. L. OL L CrcdU 13.34 JIM $£.74 $1.4 C Hit ll.»l 51.13 51 15 f 1.55 »1.7S +.M M .#S +.tt M +M .•1 .•1 +.•1 +••1 OL
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        18 24 J. O. B. talar&n Credit r «kcr MerUn ■oUU TirwTer: UMM 1 IJMM 'at*l Vml»
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        INDICES
        63 24 July tt July H Indastriafe: MsJtt MS.M Finance: 4M.JJ 4*444 I Holek: 169 M l«*M Properties: 175^4 17C.4S t Tins: MJ7 t»J7 t < rubbers: JH.I4 MM i O.CJ.C: M 1.85. 85 t—M I SX.B. Iml KM.4* MS.TS Dm. M. IM4 1M f Dec. SI. IMS 3 1M f
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1605 24 *t»HE last transacted ready 1 sale at the. cto*e of business on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day prices together with 1975 lilgh and low. ('Adjusted for scrip rights Issue j. CLOtINQ TONS: Propartlea •taady wblla tba raat barely ataady. TURNOVER: Official flfurea
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1063 24 n ID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units, unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS A|inemeto (1.848 MWS). A.M. D.. 1I I A.P.I. (0 7*>l. 0
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      Lock icon Continental optimistic
      53 24 NEW YORK: Continental Can said It remains optimistic that 1975 will be the second best year in its history after record 1974 earnings pf US$4.O7 ocr share. Second quarter 1075 earnings rrore than doubled the 40 cents tier share of the first quarter, the largest flrst-to-second quarter increase
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      959 24 INDEX down 0.21 in 225.08 pID and of fer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange o! Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Bargains or Settlement Contracts
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      Lock icon Asean rubber talks in Medan ends today
      92 24 JAKARTA: Experts of the five-member association of South-East Asian Nations <A*ean) I are meeting in Medan. North Sumatra, to discuss the problem of synthetic rubber, a spokesman of the National Asean Secretariat said. The meeting of officials from Malaysia. Singapore. Thailand, the PhiliDDlnes
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      Market gloom persists
      368 24 LIGHT afternoon sellIng took prices marginally lower in dull trading at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Except for properties, an easier tone pervaded all sections. Trading was centred on selective issues with finance counters having the edge over the others. After a hesitant opening, when prices
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      Trading in XL ends barely steady
      286 24 Trading in XL ends barely steady rE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday ended on a quiet but barely steady note. Trading was narrowly mixed in the morning with most of the volatile snares inclined easier. Scattered covering emerged in the afternoon to make for better trading conditions but only some
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      Lock icon Sony forecasts lower profits
      298 24 mOKYO: Sony senior X managing director Mr. Noboru Yoshli said he was rather satisfied with the company's second quarter results, which saw consolidated net income fall nine per cent from the year-ago quarter to US$lO.4 million. Mr. Yoshli la sticking to his earlier forecasts that consolidated
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      PALM OIL
      118 24 EUROPE was quite active and firm on Wednesday while the US market was quiet, according to MPOPA Quotations in US* cenU (Rotterdam) unless stated were: Attomt (US) 23.50 cents sellers: July (US) 30 cents sellers. $410 traded; Aug. *410 tUBi 18 50 cents sellers. $400 traded; Sept. $397.50
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        HONGKONG
        213 24 uONOKONO, Thurs.— Th« ttock market drifted lower .n dull trading, dealers said. Among leading issues, JareHne Mmthnen dropped to HK822.60. HutgfcotK and Shanghai Bask to 115.90 and Hatrhlaon to 83 06 Dealers reported a general lack of Investor Interest. The Hang Seng Index dipped 4.32 point* to 319.'0 Volume
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        TOKYO
        196 24 TOKYO. Thurs.— Th* stock 1 market drifted lower oa liquidation which centred on blue chips and was '"fton-if* by the continued decline on Wall Street dealers said. The Dow Jones average lost 14.68 point to 4.206.60 with the volume rising to 140 million share* from 130 million share* yesterday
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        SYDNEY
        310 24 OYDNSY, Thurs. Tht market closed mixed In quiet trading, dealers said. The Sydney AU-Ordlnarlet Index lost 1.11 points to I 363.28. PancontlnenUl tumbled to close at A 54.94. Pefco Wallaend eased to 83.90 and Gold Mine* and Ksthleem both moved lower Coals AAK and Thiesa were depressed while UUb
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        Gold markets
        65 24 I UH Mclbourn* il) i>. ir London mm 1« l*4.tM 1M ON Botnit IU.M l«* M lunch 1. 1 7»B i«s hum I>«.TM INN Part* 1.-15S I«4< n«f(«Mr wmmir Hcixkoci :tt M II) M port »1 U t»B I*4 I»B M.M« 1M <•«* Elper' prICM Ik DOfl •>'
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        Indices
        95 24 FINANCIAL TIMES INDL'*IRIAL» Wedi esriay 288 5 Tuw.lay 194.3 Week ago 307.j» TINS Widnerday 92 63 TvnJay 91.87 Week, ago 83 90 RIBBERB Wednesday 407.93 "i ue&iny 404.42 Week ago <2S 84 OILS Wednesday 278 16 Tuesday 240.43 Wee.-; ago 391.23 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wtdiwsday 836.67 Tuesday «46.76
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        NEW YORK
        285 24 •ktEW YORK, Wed— A A^ midday upturn failed to take hold on the New York Stock Exchange today and prices closed lower for the sixth strausM day. At the ckwe the Dow Jonei Industrial average was down 10.09 to *****. the lowest level line* June 18 when It
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        158 25 AMSTERDAM. Wed.— The market ruled generally nUxed in very quiet condfllons today. The dollars firmness largely offset the effect of Wall Street's decline. Dutch internationals l««*t some ground except HhllMi*, which closed uncharged on balance. Local issues were mixed »ith declines led by Gfenrn, RSV, Bolt and Nurdm. Gains
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        ZURICH
        115 25 yCRICH. Wed— Stock prices on the Zurich Stock Exchange closed on »bout yesterday's level with no significant changes "ported. Bonds too remained unihe Credit Sulsse Index waa unchanged at 190.0. Cloamg piicn In Swiu franm »H» -hr difference on a* prcvwui -von price*. P turn* mm I S«n» Bank
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        Straits tin
        197 24 ►pHE Straits tin price fell 1 $3 to $971 per plcul In Penang yesterday on an official offering up 13 tons to 256 tons. LONDON: Cash tin lost £24, and Three Months £26 per tonne in both contracts on Wednesday. The market was unsettled by the lower Eastern
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        CLOSING PRICES
        30 24 Rubber: July 24. Singapore: Aug. 141.75 cts (up 1.00 ct.) Malaysia: Aug. 141.50 cts (up 0.50 ct). Tin: $971 (down $3). Official offering: 256 tons (up 13 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        103 24 /'MINIS! PMODUCI IXCMAHCI, V SINGAPORI NOON CLOSING PRICIt PIR PICUL VIITIRDAV. Caeanut Oil: bulk SSSN aallera, ("rum IWN aellara. capra: Mixed (looae) UK, Com. 130', N B. Ptpper: Muntok AST A white fob. 100% NLW 12T2<i aellen Sarawak »hlta f.o.b. 0«^ NLV $260 arllera. Bara>ak apeclal blackfob. 06<K NLW
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        33 24 London copper prlcea on W*dneaday (prcvloua In bracket*). Wlrakar Spot buyer (MI.M (£373) arllera iSAS.Mi (iS74>: Three Month buyer £354 UJ»2> aeller (SM.SO i {502.30) Markal tana: Steady. Sa:aa: 5.450 tonnes
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        Rubber market
        517 24 FIRST buslr.ess was struck at 140.00 cents for August and sellers tended to predominate after a quiet start The trend was reversed on good quality trade buying for distant positions at better premium and the market continued steady but quiet up till the morning's close. The marke lost
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        SMR and SSR
        97 24 T-vAILY SRIR and ssa prices uaued at noon yesterday: Aag. Sept SCV (1 ton pallet) 5L (1 ton pallet) 5 (1 ton pallet* 10 (1 too pallet. 30 (1 ton pallet) 60 (1 ton pallet) R.A.B. 20 (1 ton pallet) SO (1 ton palleu (CwnntMtk) I Form*
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      Money and exchanges
      258 24 Money and exchanges A FURTHER gain of nearly 1.25 cents was achieved by the US dollar, in the Singapore forex market yesterday compared with the previous level. The dollar was 4teadlty traded although the lone ■of the market wtu. relatively quieter due to essence of Interest. Suggested Interbank forward rates
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      NOMINAL RATES
      150 24 Suggested Interbank rates at 3.30 pm: Lurrencics Nominal rate* Smithsonian 1 quoted yesterday (cross) parity US dollar 2 4975 2.4985 2 8196 •terllng round 5.4395 5.4430 7 3469 ftongkong dollar 49.50 49.60 50.51 Malaysian dollar 99.90 100 02 100.00 lust schilling 13 9360 14.0415 12 ICI2 Bel franc
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      269 24 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rat«s aa at close on Thursday, July 24: US Dollar* (Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 8 3/8 8 14 1 mth 8 3/4 6 5/8 2 mths 7 8 7 8 3 mths 7 1/1 7 3/8 8 mths 1/2 3/8 9 mths
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      Minimum lending rates (in %)
      61 24 Minimum lending rates (in Algemene Bonk 7'/i Bongkok Bonk 7Vi Bonk of Amenco 7'/^ Bonk of Chino 8 Bonk o> Tokyo 7'/i Bonk Negoro Indonesia 8 Bonque de L'lndochine 7'/j Chortered Bonk 7'/i Chose Monhotton 7(A DBS 7 Firit Ch.cogo 7 FNCB 7 HKSBC 71^ Moloyoo Bonking Mit*ui Bonk 714
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      Goodwood results disappoint
      329 25 Goodwood results disappoint CONTRARY to for»cast the profits decline at Goodwood Park Hotel has continued Into the current year ending September 1975 with group pre-tax earnings suffering a 20.1 per cent setback to $1.99 million in the first six months to end-March. Though the brief interim statement is silent on
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      Bt Sembawang is confident
      268 25 IMJKIT Sembawang Estates expects to maintain the 1974/75 level of profits and divident payment in the current year endlpg March 1976. This forecast is made by the company In Its reply to a stock Excnange of Singapore query regarding Its capital reconstruction scheme which calls for
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      Profits jump at M. Containers
      212 25 NEWLY-Usted Malaysian Containers (1974) has reported a 33.9 per cent Jump In consolidated pre-tax profits to $5~14 million for the year ended March 1975. The company comprises the Malaysian operations of the former Malayan Containers which was delisted on Feb. 7 following a reconstruction dividing
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      433 29 classified ads (g) ,;OLDIE AND KWONG Tek it again Llsal born Grateful thanks to in and Staff. Hospital Professional 1 vacancy in th* poet of WORKSHOP MANAGER Applications are Invited from persons who ar. qualified Mechanical Engineers with 5 years eiperience in Workshop M*n*g*m*nl, age between 35 40 years lo
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      826 29 AN ESTABLISHED COMPANY re quires a Bookkeeper immediately Applicants, holders of IXC Higher Accounting and 3 years of experience, should be able to ktfp a full set of books independently Please submit full resume with photograph enclosed to 45. I A THE MITSUBISHI BANK LTD requires an ACCOUNTS CLERK (MALE)
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      698 29 MALE/ FEMALE SALES promoters with' without experience j required Immediately Good basic commission and transport 1 provided Apply personally today and tomorrow to 25-D. Mandalay Road Spore 11 (Opposite Hoover Theatrej SALES REPRESENTATIVES A well established American International Marketing Company Invites applications from Singapore citizens for the poslSALES REPRESENTATIVES to
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      654 29 I ONE TECHNICIAN ABLE to read I f simple electrical diagram and at least possess provincial scoot* r < licence Salary after probation $401)'- with incentive Also one 1 apprentice required, salary $220/- Apply with telephone number to Henderson P O Box 501. Singapore. GREAT CHINA AIRLINES requires urgently an
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      784 29 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY requires ONE ASSISTANT ENGINEER 2 SITE FOREMEN 2 SITE ASSISTANT FOREMEN ONE ASSISTANT QUANTITY SURVEYOR ONE EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIAN 2 MAINTENANCE FITTERS 2 OFFICE CLEWS Please apply tn writing giving details of qualifications, experience, salary expected, telephone contact number »nd passport photo mo returnable* to S.T. BOH AI4M.
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      772 29 I INTERNATIONAL SERVICE S SUPPLY Pte Ltd requires I Driver Applicants should con- 'art either the Office Manager I tel *****4 or The Jurong Branch j Manager *****2 ext 2 for an In- tervtew LAW FIRM REOUIRES one copy urn telephone receptionist and tone conveyancing clerk Apply ST Box A
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      917 29 FAH EAST TRAVEL Club (Pte) Ltd often low coat flights to Londnr f jrope Alao worldwide reser\iti< ns Plea* caM SMnV j 363M5 J***** In ji ji A^JyX^^r^a^Bassssl FREE TO OCEAN EXPO 75! FREE TO OKINAWA. JAPAN! It s incredible lust buy a re- 1 turn air ticket to Taipei
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      677 29 AUSTRALIA TOURS SERVICE •>ffers London Eurnpe SSSO America 25 35* Australia Tokjr. Runckok Indonesia JIM* OCEAN EX"O 75 TOURS JAPAN OKINAWA/ TAIWAN HONGKONG' BANGKOK I 51M0 12 Days $1620/Dep 1711 TAIWAN/ HUALIEN/ ALISHEN/ JAPAN OKINAWA/ HONGKONG 14 Days $1740 Dep 31 7. 20/8. 109. 4 10 23 10. 1 10
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      630 29 NAM HO TRAVEL pore 1 Pte Ltd Tour West Malay Isv \<.iU>»m ltaas*aia**a)Btßl Hongkonn I Ma ■h:. Hongkong (Mara 11 1 Taiwan Hongkong (Macau) HariKkok rw< *****1 *****2 *****^91»16«^atl^^^^^^ CONCESSION! CONCESSION! One 10 overwhelming <1> are glad to announce the extenor Special tiffer for the following tours up to 10
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      404 29 SLOANS COURT HOTEL BalmoraJ Road quiet •<; BEOO« RfSTMOUSE I CMB OMB* IsMM rrt* HOTEL MERLIN INTER* "IT LUNCH at the MERLIN O ROOM M5O per adult per ■russ our rhallersie Eat as much as you can Tel 2SBOOH Ext 5*5 Mr reear venone FOR QUICK LUNCH si Resenra--1 nt
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      692 30 SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS TRANNMO CENTRE offers LCC Ac counting. Bookkeeping Costing Economics Statistics Management Accounting. Company Law Further details Tel *****2 *****/ *****0 Sessions b) »r>erts Pltase enquire Systematic Business Training Centre 601 Peace Centre. Sophia Road Tel *****2' 3245.55/ ***** CITY SCHOOL OF COMMERCE 211 OUEEN STREET SINGAPORE 7. 1
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      802 30 1 BEGINNERS TYPEWRITING. Book <>r< hand Maths 4th ttltajet m .121 181) AUGUST Beginner. Session commencing 3. 4 Auguat 1975 HtOHCe ACCOUNTING SHORTHAND Speed Aed Frl 50-130 w p m BOOK-KEEPING 6 00 7 30 p m TYPEWRITING:Any convenient time from Bam to 9 p m OUEENSTOWN COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 3548/
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      877 30 METROPOLITAN V.M.C.A. Import/ Export Documentations and i Procedures Course commencing 30 775 Mondays/ Wednesdays/ Fridays Contact *****1 c (Si) BOOKKEEPING Preparing for LCC. PITMAN. BSC a COLLEGE Exams New Sessions starting AUGUST Morning' Afternoon' Evening Sessions (3 months Rapid Courses also available) Details from RAJA S COLLEGE. Clmord Centre. Rames
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      1007 30 UAN HENG A CO. 242. Middle Road Spore 7 Tel *****/*****0 1974 Colt Lancer 1200 alrcon 1973 Datsun Pickup 1972 Maxda FlOOO SUUonwagon 1971 Mtzda FlOOO Van 970 Ford Cortina 1600 OT 1967 Jatsun 1300 Statlonwagon 1967 Morns Mini Van ISBS ROVER 2000 TC with alrcon i good condition. $5,800
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      821 30 I RCQtSTERCD MM. f* Austin J4 I 200 Van Excellent condition. 54.--500 Ring ***** 1*74 SKODA SIIOL Excellent con dltion selling $4,000 Ring ***** TOYOTA MXII 2000 registered Jan. '74 with radio, excellent condl- tion $8 800 Ring ***** TOYOTA HI-LUX PICK-UP registered Feb '74 Excellent condition $5 300 Ring
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      711 30 LARGE BLACK BAO containing football boots, tool kit. shorts I along Holland Koad Kindly ring 662*3? or *****7 PEDIGREE ALSATIAN PUPPIES 2 months old SKC registered View 8. Carmlchael Road Telephone *****2 WANTED. One Siamese kitten for I pet Call Day *****44 ext 36 Evening. *****69 WANTED BULL TERRIER puppy
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      732 30 OENERAL SPRAY PAINTING repair and respray refrigerators longbaths For Prompt Home ServH Contact *****1 CALL 3PACE CLEANING Service *****5 for carpet shampooing floor polishing carpentry, painting plumbing' electrical repairs SINGAPORE'S ORIGINAL INSTANT PRINTING SERVICE for Direct Reproduction from your original, paste-up or artwork, printed by offset on standard papers in
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      699 30 BUY GENUINE ENGLISH MADE pianos Prices range from $2 800 upwards Robert Piano Company tel *****7 LATEST SHACKLOCK ELECTRIC ookers refrigerators rhest Freeable at Singapore Refrigeration Company 12 14 International Building Tel *****6 *****8 *****0/ *****2 SATURDAY SPECIAL! Special offer on Carrier room air conditioners at our showroom For more
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      754 30 EXPATRIATE MOVING household effect rrom US und i«ed. lees mtch.-n appliances and utensils Baby OWNER LEAVING SOON must Mil Flat 850 1965 3 ownerbed with dunlop mattress 6 x 5 ft Divan bed Amah bed of draweChair Two sets hooksr stones Two hydroplane speed boats 4 i [< tel *****9
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      404 30 PEN BUTCHERY OUALITY MEAT WHOLESALE PMCES I Ring *****3 tar Home tf«4w#T PEN BUTCHERY T1 hMßa*««Bßat ■Vfcaaal rJ, HBBaa£i^paaj a^vaasj Spofo 11 C4SM REGISTER NCR NOVUM ELECTRIC SEWING order s OFF HOLLAND ROAD I. I Modern kl l >ards i!rap« Call THOMSON HILLS. LUXUR.OUSLY fuRN $700 Changl 9850 2SBf> HOE-TAN
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      539 31 NO.l IN HOME LOANS We can lend you up to 80% of the full purchase price of the home you long to own. And repayments may be spread over 10-15 years. Let's talk. We're open 9am spm weekdays, Saturdays till lpm. Iruted (Keneas Finance lid 134 f> Robinson Road lei
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      828 31 JALAN LABU AVER large doublestorey terrace freehold $125,000 Bedok 2-storey semi-detached. faclngS E $82 500 *****1 WtT. 21 HALF mile from Seletar Hills 3-bedroomed terrace $53 000 on o Phone *****4 *****5 RAFFLES PARK elevated bungalow on approximately 11.--000 sq ft elevated trim garden End of road quietness $282,000 with
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      744 31 ORANO O«*NINO:- Secretarial and telephone Answering Service at Sin Ming Road. $72 for 4 months, limited time only phone *****88 ***** 1u DISTRICT 1 DENMARK MOUSE OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION AREA: APPROX 1.350 SQFT fc 2 700 SQFT AIR-CONDITIONED. MODERN LIGHTINO. PARTITION ROOMS WITH GENERAL OFFICE AREA INTERESTED
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      393 31 OFFICE ANO FACTORY space in Jurong for rent Please contact *****9 Mr Tay ,'ACTOftV WANTED Wanted to rent factory for sheet metal works AMTO sq ft covered area prrp.irVtJi Wgn long lease Ring hours TO LET factory storaft space New Industrial Road on 20.200 sq ft of land Consisting of
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      162 31 HAL* Of cement plastering face T*owi •/■••acatton I ition Tel: OBMOi ***> GENERAL RENOVATION As permit include fencing and painting Call I Construction L Dern- NEW NATION PUBLISHING LIMITED SO VOI THINK TOY CAN WRITE? Ir you reolly con, we may hove on o» o cadet' probationary lOu'nol.st But we
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      661 32 SURUHANJAYA PELABUHAN PCLAU PiNANG "V JAWATAN-JAWATAN KOSONG Hfrmohonan-permohonan adalah dipelawa darlpada uarganegara Malaysia untuk memenuhl ja-walan-jawutan kosong sepertl berlkut (a) JurutoknHi: $225 x25 275/325 X25 600/ (T«ehn«. S n, 630 X 30 $810 (b fukang C« UM Or*d 11. $460 x2O $500 (El»elrie»l -;.«r(j«m«n Grada II) (c) Tukang Latrtk (Electrician)
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      1110 32 -^pg^ LEMBAGA PELABUHAN JOHOR 3JE JAWATAN KOSONG Warganegara Malaysia yang berkelayakan adalah dipelawa memohon jawatan-jawatan berikut dalam perkhidmatan Lembaga Pelabuhan Johor. 1 Sii:JS PeLAT H: A 2£°£# A AHAH (DlB-15, $270 X 15- 330/345 X TanMaQail I (Al 1-9) $»60 x5O 850/950 x 15-375 ?2m •>> unn/i-wn ■in Kalayakan <tan
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      728 32 PENANG HILL RAILWAY TENDERS FOR CONTRACT NO. 2 PROPOSED CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL WORKS Tenders are Invited from Contractors who are suitably qualified for the execution of the above Works. The proposed Works involves the partial demolition of existing structures, erection of new platform, roof brickwork, handrail, walkways, etc. all In
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      635 32 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPI R IN BANKRUPTCY NO: 181 OF 1975 h>: Ycow Kkta Joe Expert*: klanx Cycle and Motor Work. nn liquidation' N OT r To: Yeow Khim Joe c/o New Embassy Saloon. 18-A Jalan Singa. Petaling Jaya. TAKE NOTICE that a Bankruptcy No!
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      50 33 MRS. TAN Toon Tin to re-elected president of the Sin fa pore Women Hockey Aaodatlon for tba 15th year at the annual meeting at SRC yesterday. Other official*: Vlceprealdent Mrs P. Armstrong-, Secretary Mrs. Maureen Oomet, Assistant secretary tin D. TMamaohn and TreMurw Mlh Siva.
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      78 33 Record by French star pARIS. Than.— French track star Gay Drat e«a&II«i Ike nrU ntm* of IJ.I aroanda far th«lltm bardies kMt oifht mi Saint May. The record hotter to America'! aUd MUbarn. 1 The rae* mi m«iwarty i timed. Drat nut wHfc aa mI ecfteMe tkfii»ili wind •f It
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      579 34 'Frame-up' charge as Yugoslav star fails dope test AMERICANS SET WORLD SWIM RELAY RECORD PALI (Colombia), Thurs. The Yugoslav waterpolo team, though angered by the expulsion of one of its players in a doping scandal and its demotion from the winners tournament, will not walk out of the World Swimming
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      343 34 Chia beaten by Nigerian in Lagos tourney T AGOS, Thurs.— Nigeria's top-seed Babatunde Oi^isar.ya proved his MJ class by being the only non-Asian to reach the men's semifinals in the Asian-African-Latin American Table Tenni.s Tournament here yesterday. He beat another Nigerian Lasisi Kasali, in a gruelling game to Join a
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      311 34 Lancashire's two Peters shock Aussies LONDON, Thurs. Rain washed out play on the second day of the match between Lancashire and the Australian cricketers at Old Trafford, Manchester today. 1 At the close last night, the Australians were struggling at 37-5 in reply to Lancashire's first Innings total of 189.
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      60 34 PRAGUE. Thurs. India reached the seml-flnals of ttie Otles Junl.t Tennis Cup Tournament yesterday in Martanske Lazne. western Hohwnlx. after beating Pinland 3-1 In the return singles matches Desal of India beat Haerynen 6-1, 6-2. anri Serenlus of Finland beat Ghouae 6-4. 6-2. The semi-flnab open
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      75 34 LONDON, Thurs. Pour classic winners are among 12 final acceptors announced yesterday for the £100 000 ($541,000) King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot on Saturday. They are Orundy, winner of the Epsom Derby and the Irish 2.000 Guineas and Derby this year. Busttno.
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      GERMAN ATHLETES NOT INVITED
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      301 34 T ONDON. Thmrs. Geoff J-' Boycott, who has been out of the England Test team for about a year, yesterday hit his fourth century of the season for Yorkshire against Nottinghamshire. Boycott's 139. the 86th century of his career, helped Yorkshire score 312-4 against a
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    251 35  -  JOB DORAI Spore out of Merdeka tourney By pA of Singapore decided yesterday morning to withdraw from the Merdeka soccer tournament beginning on Tuesday at Kuala Lumpur because the organisers had insisted on a full-strength Singapore team. FA of Malaysia were told last Wednesday that 10 regular Singapore players
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    40 35 HONGKONG. Thun. Both the men's and women's sides from a Japanese college students voUeyb».ll party now visiting China succumbed i<t 3-0 defeats by Chinese youth teems In Peking last night, the New China News Agency said today. Reuter.
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    125 35 GP 14s dominated last weekend's races of the Mid-Season Regatta at Red House Sailing Club with Ospreys close behind. The OP 14's took first and second places in Saturday's race with an Osprey In third place, but the first race on Sunday morning had to be
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    828 35  -  ERNEST FRIDA By V MAHEANTHARAN of Raffles Institution completed a brilliant treble when he won the 5,000 m In the Post Secondary Division on the fourth day of the National Inter -School Athletic Championships at the National Stadium yesterday. The wiry Maheantharan, a pre-unlverslty student, had
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      27 35 SWIMMING: St Patricks School meet (CSC, 1.30 pm). RUGBY: National Schools 'C Division semifinals: RI Bus; Nlla TJtajna, 10 am: ACS v St. Andrew's S.li pm, TangUn;.
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    165 36 The Sabah Chief Minister had no Intention of carrying out the boast, the Tunku said. A report from Penang, carried In the Sabah Times, quoted the Tunku as saying that although Tun Mustapha had mentioned the possibility of secession "he did not
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    281 36 PARIS, Thurs. Two ycung Malaysians were arrested on their arrival at Orly airport from Karachi last night when police alleged that nearly nine kites of heroin, worth four million francs ((2.1 mil), were found In their luggage. Police named them today as Leong Kal Tat, 21.
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    122 36 LIC KONC ■OON, Me SO. puiM away peacefully on 24 7 75 night at the General Hoipltal leavtnc behind beloved wife. hu: FrancU Cheng Eng. Sonny Cheng Hoe. Cboe Thean Ewe daughter!: Dorothy. Datln Bee, Darling, and Sweetie Soni-ln-law Ng Cheng Ana, Dato Tan Peng Khoon. Rahman bin Nordln,
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    438 36 lONDON, Thurs. End >X account Influence* and concern about a possible (harp rise in the bank minimum lending rate tomorrow caused a decline among equities. Turnover was small and at 3 p.m. the Financial Time* Index was off 6.4 to 282.1. Government bonds moved against the trend naming
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    524 36 MANILA, Thursday THAILAND and ihe Philippines today called for the establishment of an Asean Common Market and the phasing out of the South- ieast Asia Treaty Organisation The appeal was contained in a joint communique signed between Philippine President Marcos and Thai Premier Kukrlt
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