The Straits Times, 4 August 1975

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1975 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 1116/75
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    FUAD'S NIECE TOLD TO GET OUT
    715 1  -  BILL CAMPBELL From CANDAKAN, Sun. Tun Fuad said here today that he has personally written to the Malaysian Minister of Home Affairs to appeal against the expulsion of one of his nieces from Sabah. The former Yang dlPertuan Negara said his niece, Patricia Jacqueline
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    JUNGLE HUNT COUPLE DEAD
    396 1 Bodies lie side-by-side in blukar KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. THE body of the suspected killer of lawyer R. Mahadevan, 33. was found in the blukar off Taman Seputeh —50 yards from the RMAF Golf Club house here this afternoon. Police have identified him. as Mr. O.P. Hazlitt,
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    Lock icon House move to clear Indira
    287 1 House move to clear Indira NEW DELHI, Sunday *pHE Indian Parliament is to be asked to approve legislation to absolve Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of court charges involving election malpractices, Parliamentary sources said here today. The legislation will seek to amend the country's election laws with retrospective effect on specific
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    Lock icon Market blast: 20 hurt
    45 1 Market blast: 20 hurt VIENTIANE, Bun. About 20 people were Injured, four seriously, when an unknown person threw a grenade m the Central Market of Vientiane today. Eyewitnesses said the attackers threw the bomb at a stall selling clothing material Just after midday today Reuter.
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    Cop killed
    29 1 Madrid. Sun. Urban fUOrtUas in a oar shot two policemen pntr ft>M "g a Madrid sti»*t last nlefat killing one and In J urine the ether. UFL
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    Lock icon Phnom Penh visit by Hanoi leaders
    174 1 UONOKONG, Sun. 11 Hanoi reported today that a delegation of North Vietnamese leaders led by Communist Party first secretary Le Duan has paid a "friendship visit" to Cambodia. The official Vietnam News Agency (VNA), in a broadcast monitored In Hongkong, said officials of the
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    35 1 WU.AMABAD, Sun Thirty-four members of a woddtnf party drownsa yaaterday when a boat on which they wort coMnsUug capslasd In a lake at Manila Dam. M km (to doles) south of here— AP.
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    Lock icon Nessie 'shot'
    26 1 BOSTON. Sun— A team of Asatrtcan and British scientlsu has photographed the fabled Loch Ness monster In Scotland, kccordlnc to a Boston academic.— Reuter.
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    Five die as Typhoon Nina lashes Taiwan
    160 1 TAIPCH. Sun AT Wast n>e people died and over 1M others were mjared when Typhoon Nina ■went acreea central Taiwan from the east •east today, pells* reported here. Winds of ap ZMkJa (1M miles) an how kit the east eaaat town of Haalien.
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    Lock icon Holiday crash: 188 die
    201 1 Holiday crash: 1 88 die JET LOST IN DEkSE FOG SMASHES INTO MOUNTAIN CASABLANCA. Sunday j^LL 188 Moroccan passengers and crew were believed killed today when a chartered Boeing 707 airliner crashed some 45 kilometres (30 miles) north of the coastal town of Agadir, Moroccan authorites said. The Jordanian El
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    Lock icon Miki, Ford to discuss new US role in Asia
    201 1 Miki, Ford to discuss new US role in Asia WASHINGTON, Sun President Ford and Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Mlkl will attempt to crystallise the postVletnam role of the United States in Asia during their official talks here this week, according to diplomatic sources. Mr. Mlkl. who was scheduled to arrive
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    Lock icon Seato: 2-year phase out
    66 1 BANOKOK. Sun. A complete phasing out of the •outh-east Asia Treaty Organisation (Sea u» v expected within two or three yean. Thai Foreign "'"lrttr CharUdial Choonhavan said ■tld tonight. Mr. Chartlcnal told reporters before laartnr on a two-weak rlalt to New Zealand and Australia that he
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      Lock icon Coup in Moroni
      74 1 MORONI fComor* Isands). San. A C roua ealL'ng for clsst Urn with France today took control of tb« Cs—sr» Islands In the Indian Ocean, just foar weeks after the I s I a n d President. Ahmed AtdaUah, had declared Indoptna—us from Franc*. The groap, the National
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      229 1 YOUTH ON THE ROAD TO DISASTER —Page 13 STRONGER Earope-Aaean ties 2 LEAKS from Congressmen stamp the CIA i OPEN talk of a new coup 4 CYPRUS accord on stranded minority S KEEP CLEAN youth threat to industry SPECIAL officer far ECA arged 7 TOP notes for the Mg parade
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      Lock icon STRONGER EUROPEASEANTIES
      300 2 STRONGER EUROPEASEANTIES Call by Parliamentarians MANILA, Sun. Europe should strengthen its relations with Asean following the communist takeover in Cambodia and South Vietnam, the leader of a visiting 12-man delegation from the European Parliament said here today. The delegation, led by Parlia- ment president Mr. Georges Spenale of France, flew
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      Lock icon FBI's SECURITY RISK SECRET LIST
      147 2 FBI's SECURITY RISK SECRET LIST XJEW YORK, Sun. 1* The New York Times reported today that the Federal Bureau of Investigation* began drawing ud a secret list In the 1950s of Americans who would be detained In a national emergency, and said the list U still feet*. The Washington reDort
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      29 2 MADRID. BIUS. Hp.nl.>) mlliury autnorlUai last nlfhl announced the arrest of two ■mars otters presumed to have taken part In illesal PJ-ttoal acttrKT in thsTraT•d forcas. Rsuter.
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      Rising number of woman alcoholics
      134 2 Rising number of woman alcoholics QYDNEY, Su.-One-O fifth of Aast raH Vs heavy diinken are now woenen, and the proportion la riatnr .Tk* Director of Sydney's 8t Vincent's ■oaMtaJ ilrshsHew CUnle, Dr. WJ. Hen- May. said It was In eritaaie aeeaas* of the ißereaatef naonaer of wosaea taking on high•traaa
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      'China helped Khmer Rouge in final fight'
      290 2 'China helped Khmer Rouge in final fight' BANGKOK. Sunday f AMBODIA today Indicated China helped Khmer Rouge forces In the final fight which drove the US-backed Government of President Lon Nol out of Phnom Penh, according to Radio Phnom Penh. Radio Phnom Penh alao Implied that a former Sihanouk followerturned
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      Lock icon Strained ties affecting joint Arab activities
      112 2 Strained ties affecting joint Arab activities pAIRO, Sun Btralned V/> relations between Egypt and Libya were handicapping the activities of the Federation ol Arab Republics (FAR) comprising the two countries and Byrls. the federation's secretarygeneral, sir. Mohammeo Ahmed, said here today. In an interview with £he weekly newspaper Akhbar SI
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      Lock icon AH! THIS IS BLISS ON A HOT DAY...
      49 2 AH! THIS IS BLISS ON A HOT DAY... rIS young g:rl apparently Is the type who appreciates and takes full advantage of whatever comforts and advantages a big city offers. With the temperature rising In Montreal, she makes very practical use of the city's fountain at Larouls. UPI photo
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      Rex's fifth marriage on rocks
      70 2 LONDON. Bun— British actor Rex Harrison's fifth marriage was reported to be on the rocks. The Dally Mall t-H Harrison's wife Blsabeth. M. had filed for dlvotrx from her OT-yaex-old husband on (rounds of Irreconcilable difference*. They wers married lour years avo Columnist Nl«el Dempster
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      Lock icon Fiery death for five
      56 2 NTME3 (France). Sun A French family of five burned to death near here on Friday after their car crashed on the first day of their summer holiday. Police s»ld the oar was engulfed In flames, stopping other motorist* from reachIng the occupants who Included a 13-year-old
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      Lock icon DR K TAKES A NAP
      38 2 BUCHAREST. Sun. US Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger fell victim to fatigue at an inopportune time yesterday. He fell asleep as President Ford gave a news conference on board Air Force One.^AP.
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      Argentina rebels offer to lay down arms
      184 2 Argentina rebels offer to lay down arms BUENOS AIRES. San. Marxist guerillas fight Ing the Argentine Government yesterday offered to lay down their arms If the authorities released political pn •oners and repealed legislation Introduced to combat leftwlng violence. Ib a communaiue sent to aaaae news media yesterday, the People's
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      Five battered to death
      101 2 UJMXW. Sun. —nn prominent Ugandan* wen battered to death with dubs In Kampala's Ns*uru Prison on the eve of the Ornnlaation of African Unity (OAU) summit in f»T-tn last week. the Observer newspaper said here today, quoting what It said was an eye-witness account. The article
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      27 2 XL AAIUN <BpanUf> Sahara). Bust. Moroccan troops using mortars and rockets attacked two HtaanUh frontier outposts early today, the Spanish news agency CUra reported. Reuter.
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      British trade smallest in C-market
      160 2 British trade smallest in C-market LONDON, Sunday BRITAIN has a smaller proportion of Its total overseas trade with fellow European Economic Community (EEC) countries than any other member of the Community according to the Treasury's latest economic progress report. Only about one-thin with the Communlt; while no other member' proportion
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      500 BC 'dead city' found in Greece
      101 2 500 BC 'dead city' found in Greece CALONICA (Greece). Sun. A Mere polls extendlnf two kilometers laag and tettag to the fifth century BC has keen sTsses Tared eatslde this northern Greek etty, the Archaeological Service announced today. Another announcement aaM that In separate excavations a asasalc iwacriaOan dating J44
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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        32 3 IfYOTO. Sun. The \j rowln contrast pevween over-nutrition >n advanced countries and under- nutrition in the developing world the main theme of a week-long International conference on nutrition which opened here today.
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        39 3 MORONI (Comoro Ulands): Mr. Ahmed AMaliah, Head of State of the newly bide »c n d eat Comoro Islands, said yesterday he may call on International bodies to heli settle a dispute with France over the Isle of Mayott*.
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        21 3 TEL AVIV: Israels Defence Ministry and army general headquarters are to merge their planning sections. Defence Minister Shimon Peres has announced.
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        40 3 CORPIS CHRISTI (Texas): The Coast Guard seised a Cuban shrimp boat in the Gulf of Mexico yesterday, placed the vecsel under armed guard and ordered its captain to face charges he violated the United States 19.3 km < 12-mUe) fishing limit.
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          31 3 WASHINOTON: Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz said yesterday US grain sales to the Soviet Union will be halted until the next report on how large the parched US corn crop will be.
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          30 3 NEW YORK: The Department of Water Resources declared a citywide water alert yesterday as New Yorkers turned on Are hydrants to escape the sixth straight day of unusually high temperatures.
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          26 3 ANORA DO HEROISMO. (Aaores): The clandestine Front for the Liberation of the Azores (FLA) today announced the formation of an underground government.for these Portuguese Atlantic islands.
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          16 3 DACCA: Bangladesh expects to receive a substantial interest-free loan from the newlyestablished Islamic Development Bank. Agencies.
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      239 3 ASSAD'S HOPE 'OVERALL UNITY' WITH JORDAN DAMASCUS, Sunday ORESIDENT Hafez Assad said yesterday he did not aspire merely to establish a Joint military command with Jordan but alao to merge the two countries In one He called for an overall settlement of the Middle East crisis and i said he
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      Lock icon Leaks from Congress 'stump the CIA...'
      474 3 Leaks from Congress 'stump the CIA...' WASHINGTON. Sunday AMERICAN Defence Secretary James Schlesinger said yesterday the Central Intelligence Agency's sources of information abroad "have been dramatically reduced" as a result of leaks from Congressional investigating committees. Mr. Bchlesinger. who formerly headed the CIA, was asked by Senator James Buckley In
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      HELD: 20 REDS IN ANTI-GOVT GROUP
      108 3 HELD: 20 REDS IN ANTI-GOVT GROUP CAIRO. Sun. Egyptian security authorities have arrested 20 comr unlsu. including five girls, for setting up an underground Trotskylte organisation aimed at overthrowing the nations political and economic regimes, the newspaper Al Akhbar said today. It said the group, which called Itself the "International
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      54 3 DAMASCUS. Sun. Five men convicted of committing terrorist acU In Syria were hmnged here early yesterday, It wat officially announced. The five, members of the clandestine Arab communist organisation, were sentenced to death by the Higher State Security Court last Tuesday. The five men were four Palestinians
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      Lock icon US timber firm closes after rebel demands
      259 3 US timber firm closes after rebel demands MARAWI CITY (The Philippines, sun. An American-operated firm has shut down a multl-milUon dollar timber company, and Its Canadian general manager has fled to **«"lls after Muslim rebels in Mindanao province stopped logging trucks and demanded protection money. Local residents fear the Mawanaw
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      Poison fish kills 10
      57 3 MANILA, Sun— At least 10 people, mostly children, died and 24 others were hospltalIred after eating dried fish believed to have contained poisonous chemical pre—rvatlves. the Oovernmentowned Philippine News Agency (PNA) reported yesterday. The food- poisoning esses were reported In five villages In Cebu Province. 440
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      40 3 JAKARTA. Sun. Indonesia has aimed a 08*40 million (S*MJ million) Miiswail with West German and British companies for the installation and purchase of colour television studios and equipment, as Information Ministry spokes man said yesterday— Reuter.
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      32 3 HIROSHIMA. Sun Pacifists from II countries today met her*, the scene of the worlds first atomic bomb attack M yean ago, for a conventton against atomic and hydrogen bombs Reuter.
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      Bird-watching's as risky as racing
      168 3 LONOOM. Sun r T oo think motorracing is danter•h, yo» sh— ld trj Mrd-watehlac Both are classed as "hazardous hobbies" In this month's edition of the British medical maradne The PracUtloner. To UlastraU It* point the maiaiine teUa of a bird wmUher who, while oblivions
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      Lock icon Open talk of a new coup
      395 4 Open talk of a new coup LISBON HIGH COMMAND MOVE ANGERS ARMY LISBON, Sunday J^ SENIOR Portuguese army officer has openly discussed the possibility of another coup, as the country's military rulers struggle to form a government. Col. Jaime Neves, a right-wing officer removed from command of a commando unit
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      Bar killing
      22 4 BELFAST. Sun. Tfar* masked man shot and kllkd a, n-TMr-old Potcatant ouMAt i tar In county Tyrone last night ftauter.
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      43 4 JAKARTA. Sun. PreUdtnt Soharto hu declined to accept an honorary doctoraU degree on economic davalufjoDent from the Onivmlty of ItedotioU became he feeU that his achievement* are still short of the challenge* faced by Ilia nation. a university spokesman said Reuter
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      Secret talks
      30 4 TOKYO. Sun North Korean aad US officials held talks in Algeria last May when Pr— ldsut Kirn II Sung was there, the Yotnlrt Bhlmbun newspaper reported today. OPI.
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      58 4 WELLINGTON. Sun. New Zealand Prime Minister Wallace Rowling announced that ha had ordered an Investigation of the country's Security Intelligence Service. The Inquiry will be conducted by the Ombudsman, Str Ouy Fowlea, who will make a confidential report to the Premier. Mr. Rowling said hli dactton
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      124 4 rKYO. Sun. The Japan Communist Party organ Akahata (Red Flag) today called for a national campaign to protect children from pornographic shows on television. An article signed by Mr. Kolchlro Ueda, chairman of the party's central committee policy board, said over-liberal sex programmes on
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      313 4 STOCKHOLM. Sun DOR TUOUESE 1 socialist leader Mario Soares flies back to Lisbon today after securing promises of International support for his party from fellow European socialists. Dr. Soaxes was a guest at a one-day summit of socialist leaders here yesterday which decided to
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      230 4 KILLINGS: I'M IN THE CLEAR SAYS AMIN KAMPALA, Sunday THIESIDENT Amln of Uganda said yester- day he will present the organisation of African Unity (OAU) with an already published report clearing him of charges of mass killings. Ugandan Justice Minister Oodfrev Lule said the report showed there iv not the
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      47 4 BANOKOK. Sun.— Twenty four terrorists In Southern Tlialland have surrendered with their weapons to provincial authorities, police have reported. The police chief of Yala province bordering Malaysia said the Urrorirts turned over four Ml6t, 11 M 3 rifles and 165 rounds of ammunition.—AP.
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      Lock icon 2 LIFE TERMS FOR BABY KILLER
      135 4 2 LIFE TERMS FOR BABY KILLER CAMDEN (New Jersey). Sun. A man has I been sentenced to two I concurrent life prison terms for murdering I two unborn babies. Winfleld Anderson waa convicted of killing the twins when he shot and wounded a woman in the seventh month of pregnancy
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      121 4 PANAMA. Sun.—Reprer sentatlves of 25 Latin American countries ended a five-day conference yes t c r day that was seen as the first step towards the setting up of a Latin American economic organisation Independent of the United States. "With the organUatlon. we are seeking to
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      4 kg goldfish
      36 4 SYDNEY. Sun. BchooW boy Tony McCarroll U to apply to the Qulnness Book of records for a world-beating eaten a positively Identified 4.1 kg (nine pounds) goldfish hauled from a local dam. lUutwr-
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      565 4 SUMMER'S CHOICE: Slim with a little practical knowledge of GOOD HEALTH" Give yourself more reasons as to why you are fat but there are only rvo reasons why you should SLIM, i.e. 1. YOUR HEALTH 2. YOUR BEAUTY We have more solutions to SLIMMING than there are reasons for being
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      Lock icon SEX CHANGE GIRL'S JOB DILEMMA
      86 5 SEX CHANGE GIRL'S JOB DILEMMA pAROL Lynn Voyles was known as Charles Voyles before undergoing a sex change operation on March 4. She is seen here in the Federal Court of San Francisco where she filed suit to get back a hospital Job she claimed she lost because of the
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      Australia rabies alert
      86 5 Australia rabies alert CANBERRA, Sun. A rabies alert went Into force In Australia today after a man In hospital In Melbourne was identified as a possible rabies victim. Health authorities here said the man had been bitten by an animal while on holiday In Bangkok. A quarantine spokesman said health
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      468 5 Cyprus accord on stranded minority VIENNA, Sunday fURKISH and Greek-Cypriot negotiators announced an agreement today to help their minority communities stranded by the ceasefire line dividing the island. United Nations secretary-general Dr Kurt Waldhelm. who arranged the talks here, described the agreement as an Important breakthrough in efforts to reach
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      Lock icon GOWON MEN BACK IN LAGOS AFTER COUP
      181 5 LAGOS. Sunday QEVERAL members of the Nigerian delegation to the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) summit in Kampala arrived back in Lagos tonight after the coup which overthrew the head of state, Gen. Yakubu Oowon. t I They Included tome members of Gen.
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      Lock icon 33 more jailed by tribunals
      100 5 33 more jailed by tribunals RANGOON, Sun. Burmese special crime tribunals have jailed S3 more criminals from four to 10 yean each for offences Including organised burglaries, attempted armed robberies and gangland killing, the Burma Broadcasting Service said toThe State-owned radio reported that four tribunals last Friday found 25 people
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      India's putting the squeeze on China
      92 5 I>OBTON. San.— lndia D to puahlnt China eastward over the •ecan floor at a rate •f a few centimetres a year. according to Ifaisnan— cIU inflttt«U of TeehnolofT rtotogtsts. Prof. Peter Molnar. MIT* Department of Earth and Planetary Science*, and Pa I Tapponier. a
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    Japanese course
    33 6 Japanese course THS Adult Education Board win hold a Japanese language (stage one) course at Its headquartera In Calrnhill Road on Mondays and Thunders from 7 pjn. to 830 pjn. starting on Aug.
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    'Keep clean' youths threat industry
    509 6 'Keep clean' youths threat industry 70 pc outsiders in building jobs THE Minister for National Development and Communications, Mr. Lim Kirn San, last night warned that Singapore's construction industry may collapse if it has to rely on citizens for its labour supply. He pointed out that at present, about 70
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    Move to amend Land Titles Act to stop abuses
    264 6 Move to amend Land Titles Act to stop abuses POVISIONB to deter members cf manaireAent corporations operating under the Land Titles (BtraU> Act from abuslnß their power have been introduced Into a bill to amend the Act The Land Titles (Strata* (Amendment) Bill, now before Parliament, has added a new
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    Heart disease and pregnant mothers
    340 6 Heart disease and pregnant mothers IJEART dlaease in preg--11 nancy baa become one of the principal cauaei of maternal deaths In Singapore, according to four doctors of the University of Singapore's Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Drs. Peter C.T. chew B.C. Chew, and Y.K. Lee. and Prof. 88 Ratnam. •aid
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    A 'thunderegg' gift for the museum
    67 6 A 'thunderegg' gift for the museum A RETIRED Australian banker. Mr. JU. Bayllss. has donated a 'thunderegg" to the National Museum In appreciation of the many pleasant memories he has of Singapore and Its people. "Thunderegis" arc found In those localities of tbe world which hay« had Interne volcanic action.
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    Concert for the young
    55 6 THS Ministry of Culture will present the ltth "Concert* tor the Young series at the Singapore Hal) today at 3 pjn. The Hwa Ctaong Junior College Orchestra. Pel Pel Hwa school choir. Chinese High School Harmonica group and brass band and two organists. Audrey Boh and
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    NS registration for those born in 1959
    131 6 SINGAPORE dUsens and permanent rc■USenU bwi in UM ■itiw Jan. 1 and Hank SI will have to KfMcr far national •errJee at the Central Manpower Baae. IVinp •ey Road. Tancttn. from Aa«. II to Oct. tt. RectetraUon dari will be ■«>»rdlw t to
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    Special officer for ECA urged
    410 7 Special officer for ECA urged TEACHERS are urging the Education Ministry to allow the appointment of a co-ordi-nator of extra-cur-ricular activities in every school. This officer, to be called ECA co-ordlnator or Senior Assistant tECA) and who could be the sports secretary, would be responsible for planning, co-ordinating and evaluating
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    Fairchild's day
    32 7 MR Hon Sul Sen. Minister (or Finance, win officially open the Integrated d.-cu:t test and finish building of PVlrchlld Singapore Pte. Ltd. ■t Toa Pujroh tomorrow at 4 30 pjn.
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    Lee Lynn survives the noisy brats
    149 7 Lee Lynn survives the noisy brats riINOAPORE soprano Lee O Lynn gave a recital at the Conference Hall yesterday evening In the 'Music for Everyone' series. There was very agreeable singing overall for her voice was pure and lyrical. Die programme sampled widely and, as usual with Chinese recitailsts. Included
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    OTHMAN KEEPS PACE IN THE BIG JOG
    131 7 KEEPING brisk pace with these enthusiastic joggers around him Is Enclk Othman Wok. the MlnUter for Social Affair, (fourth from left In the baekrroond) in the Pesta Sukan 1975 National J°g yesterday morning. And accom pa n j ing him on the sanny
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    Airport taxi drivers warned: Don't demand tips
    314 7  - Airport taxi drivers warned: Don 't demand tips RANEE GOVINDRAM By CTERN action will be taken against taxi 1 drivers who demand tips from passengers. This warning comet from the Department of Civil Aviation (DC A) following complains that a number of taxi drivers plying on the airportcity route hajre
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    Japanese koto music
    52 7 THI NaUonaJ The Ore Trust, in conjunction »lth the Japanew Bnbaa.y and th« A»lan Composer*' Leaa-ue. will present the Japan*— KOtO Mu&lc BMnfa-M Yidw Emsembto at the Conference Hall on Saturday at a 30 p m Tickets at* available at the theatre box office and the usual
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    Toto results
    35 7 THX winning numbers Picked In yesterdays Toto draw No II 76 were IT. 31. M. 44 and The .«mft~» f number was 11. in the circles draw, the numbers wen IS. and M
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    Geylang Serai CC fund campaign
    97 7 Geylang Serai CC fund campaign pEYLANO Serai com\J munlty centre Is to launch a fund-raising campaign In aid of Its new building In »«'g Road housing estate. Its present building in Jalan Paslr will be demolished to make way for a new two-storey centre, which will cost $400,000. The new
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    Malay course
    34 7 the Adult Mneatton Board will conduct a ooun* In conrantUonai Mala? <>*«• 1) at Raffles Otrli Primary School on Tuesdays and PrtdKys from 7 pjn. to pjn. wnmsmlng cm Aug. 11. Fk to
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    'A ruined S'pore if we take it easy'
    119 7 'A ruined S'pore if we take it easy' rB Senior Mlnlater of State (National Development), Dr. Tan Eng Uang yesterday warned that aingapore would be "ruined" If people became complacent and snubbed hard work. At the National Day cultural show at the Kirn TUn community centre he said Singapore, with
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      251 7 Highlights for today Co-op .houic plan .cfl. vltlot to suit th« time. Youth organisation* urged to Instill wholesome traits In Youths. Doss South Allies face more sanctions? Nixon s yssr later. Takraw: Doss It hsvs s bright future? PEARLS CENTRE THE NEWEST AND THE MOST UP-TO-DATE REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT the latest
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    N-Day shows, contests at Ponggol
    172 8 N-Day shows, contests at Ponggol rpHE Ponggol com■l munlty centre at Upper Serangoon Road will organise several exhibitions, contests and sports activities as part of National Day celebrations. On the eve of the National Day. it will hold a children's party at 9 am A stamp exhibition and flower arrangement
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    A party for the kids
    64 8 A party for the kids THE Ponggol Point community centre will hold a party for kindergarten children at its premises on Friday at 0 am to celebrate National Day. Other programmes will Include a sepak takra match on Aug. 16 at 7.50 P m. a film show on Aug. 23
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    Brush painting
    32 8 A CHINESE brush palnunj exhibition in aid of tne Singapore Aiaociation for Mental Health and other charity omanlaaUons will be held at the Chinese Cha-aber of Commerce on Aug. IS.
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    Top notes for the big parade
    283 8 EZ2^XiJ^u&X2E2iiZIZZ^23 CPECTATORB 3 watching the National Day parade at the Halg Road School's centre will be treated to an Impressive band display by the comb 1 n c d Tanjong Katong Girls' and Tanjong Katong Technical Schools. The 93-member band, which will demonstrate Intricate
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    'Chained' lots to keep out non-ticket cars
    323 8  -  MICHAEL YEONG By SEASON ticket holders In Housing Dcv c 1 o pment Board carparks have found a new way ot preventing nonticket holders from making use of their parking lots by putting a chain across them. Sources said the HDB has recently
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    NEW HOSPITAL CHIEF
    20 8 DB Urn Teck Beng has been appointed acting medical superintendent of Toa Payoh Hospital from Aug. 1.
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    Surcharge Bill before House
    135 8 Surcharge Bill before House A PARKING Pace. (Surcharge) Bill has been introduced In Parliament which seeks to Impose a surcharge on parking places owned by any parson, statutory board or institution for the palling of live or more movor vehicles. The rate of «ureharge payable will be determined by an
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    Parking fees for policemen also?
    199 8 Parking fees for policemen also? OOLICEMEN who drive to work In cars may soon have to pay a fee to park their vehicles at police stations. The Car Parks Division of the Ministry of National De-. velopment id now considering Introducing paid parking at all parking lots there. It is
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    Indian music course
    38 8 Indian music course A HINDI and Indian classical music claat for bojuntn will be conducted at the Sree Narayana Mission In a. Soon Klat Road by Mr. RP Pander and Mrs. Krishna Kumar Thoot Interested may telephon* M00»4.
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    $3,500 STOLEN FROM FLAT
    90 8 $3,500 STOLEN FROM FLAT mHIEVES. using a du--1 plicate key, sneaked into an unattended flat In Outram Park last Saturday and stole about $3 500 in cash and Jewellery. f Police said thai the theft was discovered at about noon when the owner, Mr. Ang Hua Tua. 45. returned home
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    Chief guest
    31 8 MR Chal Chonf YU. Senior Minuter of BUte (Education), will bt tbt (UMt-of-honour at the Institute ot Education convocation d»v at IU auditorium on Aug. 13 at 10 »JD
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    JTC FLATS FOR THE OLD FOLK...
    233 8 TURONG Town Cor- poratlon has offered 20 three-room flats In the area to enable the Singapore Council of Social Service to start another old people's project. Disclosing this at the council's annual meetIng recently. Mr. Ec Peng Liang, president of the council, said the
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      343 8 A V V% V T/H Now that the Airbus A3OO has over In operation with Air Siam, the A3OO Jm I M m-M I I a year of service behind it, let's take another burns 4,500 lbs. less fuel than the older four LA 1 m^T W^L I look at
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    Downhill in the top grades
    526 9  -  MASK KWEE WHY YOUNG STUDENTS FALTER... By MANY students who have performed well at primary school are slipping up badly at secondary education. This, according to some teachers, is due to a combination of three factors objective testing at primary school, poor reading habits among
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    Grads who are shut off from the world
    275 9 Grads who are shut off from the world TtEACHERS In ter- tiary Institutions have a crucial role in preparing their students to meet opportunities and threats ahead of them. Unlett they do thu, the majority of the new generation of adult* will be out of touch with their world. Mr.
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    34,300 to get NWC pay rise
    132 9 34,300 to get NWC pay rise ABOUT MJN iwken win receive the NWC wage increases for tkis year under arreemrnts dfned between TC companies and the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation. A Silo statement said that the union ass* signed new collective agreements with six companies last month. Under these new
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    Tengah's kick-off
    54 9 A CHILDREN'S party will kick off the National Day celebrations of Kimpong Sungel Tengah community centre on Friday at S a.m. It will be foUowed by a friendly sepak takraw match with Ponggol Point community centre on Aug. 14 at 7.30 p.m. and a basketball match on Aug.
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    Japanese music
    51 9 THE Asian Oofnpoairs' League, National The«tr« Trust and Japan*** Einbaat? hers will praaait the U-iUtmg Japan*** Koto Murtc— ehlnlchl Yulxe Et>lemWe at th* Wngapor* Conlcraooa Ball on Saturday at 1 p.m Tickets at lit, 010. 15. 13 and 12 ar* available at the National Theatre and usual booking
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      223 9 Straits Times Crossword ACBOM 11- «>• 1 No wcattolay but an un- In dust turning Wast kind trSTi 4). and not othsnrtat t, »*VU* of salntsd revolu- •>■ Uonan (7) >• A tiny wound Is no handt1* A aqoarc about to kiss cap (7). P* lrtll go utnr (7). Ofrl
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    LICKED THAT SLICK AT MARINE PARADE
    209 11 w.th spades and small buckets, wJL Ministry porkers yesterday "conquered" the oi s«ckwh,ch struck the beach off Marine Parade on Saturday afternoon. Beginning at 7 am the workers worked f? erte Uc U Z. to Prer«n the slick from spread Ing. And about four
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    Mosque fund payments: Onus on bosses
    200 11 Mosque fund payments: Onus on bosses EMPLOYERS will be required to pay on behalf of their Muslim employee* contribution* to the Mosque Building Fund, under the Administration of Muslim Law (Amendment) Bill which haa been Introduced In Parliament They m»y then recover the contributions from the waxes of the employees
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    Minister's 'be thrifty' call to citizens
    124 11 Minister's 'be thrifty' call to citizens rE Senior Minister of State (Education) and MP for Buk.lt Batok. Mr Chal Chong YU. last nlrfht urged Singaporeans to be thrifty and no* squander their earnings unnecessarily. This, be said, would prepare them for the future and Increase the wealth of the country,
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    New way to grow straw mushroom
    147 11 New way to grow straw mushroom rIS possible to grow straw mo—room —ring a i— —tare of woody materials and vegetable and (nit waste, according to a Nanyang L'nivei—ty biology lecturer. Dr. Chang Yang. However, she said yesterday, the yield Is net aa good as from the conventional method of
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    Building experts sought for Manila jobs
    276 11 rE head of a big Filipino corporation is now In Singapore to scout for local expertise In the building and construction industry to develop several multl-milllon-dollar projects in the Philippines. Mr Abdulkarim Mangeien, chairman and president of the Muslim International Develophas strong <in«m>t«i hacking
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    New AEB courses
    60 11 New AEB courses TUB Adult education Board wUI hold various new count* at Its Satefla Pli n_ry School centre auJ Mountbattan centra ti- month. The counai are: Photography for Beginners. Flower Arrangement, Skincare and Make-itp. Bookkeeping (Elementary). Ooromerclal Engllah (Intermediate and Htfher), Co»tlng (Intermediate and Higher). Bridal Make-up. Japaneaa Language
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    Four offences cost driver $850
    95 11 Four offences cost driver $850 A MOTORIST. Tan Boon Hua, 20, was fined a total of 1850 and disqualified from driving for two yean on Saturday for committing four traffic offences in Paya Lebar Road on Feb. 37 at 10 ipj— He waa fined 1050 for drlv—f a car without
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    Two films on Korea
    34 11 THE National Iftwaum will aeraan two colour film* an Korea at Ma lecture hall aa Wadnaadavy at 730 pja. Free r*r-|— t—keu are at I— rmwauni office during office hours.
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      289 11 Bringing Pp >--»•> »y »UI K-van-gh 4* I C—ap I—^1 1 ri»HeCT--<SB— OUT All I /Y IF THAT'S ONE O*= MO« III^DIOYOU SWAT~V NO-Z &OOD NEWS, MAN /AUNT OF MY KITCHEN J ©000 MOOPS, I'M SUU? j THAT FLY. OPINf P MAS©iE IS IN A ©000 J S /V «M6iS
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      SALT TREATY
      476 12 AFTER the signing at Helsinki of the agreement on European security, the next milestone In the progress towards reducing the danger of a third world war is a new treaty to limit the production and deployment of strategic nuclear weapons. After a three-hour meeting in Helsinki, President Ford
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      PROTECTING TOURISTS
      169 12 a FEW disgruntled visitors can do lncaldamage to Singapore's tourist trade by complaining when they get back home about dishonest traders. Fortunately, shopkeepers who cheat are not numerous, but there are enough complaints by aggrieved visitors to give cause for concern. The NTUC has urged the Government to
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    Lock icon The gigantic symbol of Japan's success in shipbuilding
    912 12  - The gigantic symbol of Japan's success in shipbuilding STEVE WILSON WORLD'S BIGGEST SHIP CAN CARRY FOUR MILLION BARRELS OF OIL By I: KURE. Sunday THE world's biggest ship is the Xissei Maru, a gigantic symbol of the incredible success of Japan's shipbuilding industry which now seems headed for major trouble.
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      Stickers that are a traffic hazard
      244 12 TO VIEW of the recent automat ve safety campaign in Singapore. I would like to make a sug g c s Uon regarding what appears to be a safety hazard of substantial proportions existing in Singapore This is the problem of window stickers. In
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      259 12 Ft few days I shall leave Singapore for the third time My first visit was with my parents 1947-48 >, the second as a member Of the WRAF (1952-54) and this time as a wife (1974-75). I feel it would not be untrue to say I've seen the many "faces"
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    SPECTATOR
    1285 12  -  Gerard Corr n/TTH the familiar scream of tortured rubber, the VCIO touched down at Lagos airport. It was one o'clock In the morning. The roar of engines In reverse thnist had hardly died away as the captain made his announcement: Due to uncertain conditions In Lagos and toe vicinity
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    Queen's ride in a fire truck'
    285 12  - Queen's ride in a fire truck' STEPHEN DOWNER From It MEXICO CITY II7HXN Queen Elizabeth |V arrived In Mexico to start a six-day state visit last February she was ushered onto what, to one critic, looked like "a fire department truck." President Luis Echeverrta bade her farewell six days later
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    PATRICIA HON STEPS OUT FOR AN 'EARTHY' TRIP
    323 13 BALLERINA Patricia Hon has stepped down temporarily from her classical he 1 g hts and flamboyant character dancing to tackle more contemporary "earthy" type dancing modern ballet. The dancer, who decided two years ago, to pursue further ballet studies at the Martha
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    Youth on the road to disaster
    398 13 Absence of 'wholesome traits' THE lives of many young people here have been wrecked be c a use they lack the "wholesotne" traits of obedience, reverence, discipline and self respect, the Minister of State (Labour), Mr. Sia Kah Hui, said yesterday. Describing this m
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    2 killed In accidents on the roads
    170 13 2 killed In accidents on the roads A NINE- YEAS OLD boy and a houwwlfe were killed in two road accidents last Saturday. Polite ud the first accident happened when the boy. Aw Llm Choon. of Block IM, Toa Cheng .toad In Jnrong, was knocked down by a car near
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    Varsity course
    42 13 Varsity course THE University of Slnc*pores Department of Extramural Studies will bold a 10-lccturc course on Manpower Planning and Recruitment from tomorrow. Mr. Tan Huat Keng. a group personnel manager. will conduct the course Pee U $38. Por details, please telephone *****6.
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    Taximen further hit by ALS extension
    284 13 By f.M. MUTHU rxi drivers have reported a further loss In business owing to the extension of the area licensing scheme by another 4a minutes from 9.30 a.m. to 10.15 a.m. The drivers on dayshift said that the area licensing scheme now in operation
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      202 13 Wipe out acne and pimples. Use new Pureen-P. The antibacterial skin cleanser that fights acne effectively. Pureen-P is hypu-allergenic, meaning it kills bacteria without ever harming your skin, not even if it's very sensitive. Pureen-P gets to the root of acne. Reaching deep down to draw out dirt and excess
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      22 13 WATEB consumption on Saturday was 134 3 million rations (*II.«M cubic metres), 1.2 million gallons <5,»H cubic metres) less than en Friday.
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      692 13 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 IM PM Opening and Valar Pirai (Tamil) IM Itwt a kW IJI Diary of Events (Tamil) SJS Tell a Story (Malay) US General Hospital IM Urn (MaHy) lIS Isai Amutham: Indian classical Music /.45 Ptita Ru (Matay) featuring Mrs. K.R. Sivakamasundari US Bonuua The Sound
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      51 13 SWIMMING TIMES THAT: Sisgastn 9.16 a.m. (2m), 7 56 p.m. (2.3 m;. StsW IttM 759 a.m. (2m), 526 p.m. (2m). Pert licks* 4.08 p.m. (2.3 m). TIMIUOT: Usgapert 10.02 a.m (2.2 m). 8.56 p.m. (2.5 m). Setli leckll 8.49 a.m. (2.2 m). 6.29 a.m. (2m). Pert McsMß 5.09 p.m. (2.5
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    Chided -girts who are afraid of sun
    158 14 Chided -girts who are afraid of sun rTHE MP for Ulu Pandan, m. Dr. Chiang Hal Ding, last night chided young girls for rejecting job offers as car- park attendants for fear of. among other things, becoming "dark." Speaking at his constituency's 10th National Day celebrations at HDB Car-park No.
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    ARMY CHIEF'S VISIT
    37 14 NEW Zealand's Chief of General Staff, Major General R.H J" Holloway, will meet the commander of the NZ Force South-east Asia In Singapore. Air Commodore M.S. Gunton, and visit units of the force today.
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    New unit to manage full-time NS police
    587 14 New unit to manage full-time NS police Four intakes a year A NEW unit Police National Service (Fulltime) (PNSF) is being set up to manage the increasing number of national servicemen who will do their two-to-2& years' training as fulltime policemen. Home Affairs Minister, Mr. Chua Slan Chin, who announced
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    SHIPYARD UNION'S PUSH FOR BETTER OUTPUT
    203 14 SHIPYARD UNION'S PUSH FOR BETTER OUTPUT T*H£ Keppel Shipyard Employees Union Is now preoccupied in promoting productivity In the shipyard, its honorary general secretary, Mr. Stephen Wong Chay iKlong said last night. Speaking at the carnival organised by the union for Its members and their families at the Wonderland Amusement
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    Million-dollar gem sales
    71 14 AN lntarnallooai milliondollar sales, exhibition and auction of precious stono, jewellery and jewel watches will be held at the Devclopmtnt Bank ot Stngmpot* building from No*. 34 to Nov. 39. Mr. Sain M Mackcen. ori«nlaer and promoter of this Jewelrmm* "It Singapore. laid that about 300 dealer*
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    Biggest appeal letter bid to get funds
    199 14 Biggest appeal letter bid to get funds THE Singapore Natural Health Society will make »n attempt to write the world's biggest letter of appeal to two olirlch monarch* In conjunction with its launching of Nature Cure Keaort Hospital Fund Results of the event will be submitted to the Guinness Book
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    414 14 AT least a hundred i pairs of eyes were fixed on Tea Master Soil Yamada aa he delicately brewed a bowl of tea at the Seiwaen Japanese Garden In Jurong yesterday. Unperturbed by the watching crowd, the Tea Master w?« demonstrating
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      735 17 TO AjLL FRIENDS AND BUSINESS ASSOCIATES Please be Informed that effective Ist of August 1975, UNION SHENG WELDING PTE. LTD., GENERAL OFFICE will be at: 139, UPPER PAYA LEBAR ROAD. SINGAPORE, 19. TELEPHONES:- OFFICESTATES LINE STATES STEAMSHIP COMPANY OISCMKIK fltal (II W^^^^^^w rK*M emit mil rtan I inn Fort tola*
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      680 17 (CHAPTER IS) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 344 Of 1975 R«: LEONO HON KAY also known as ALLAN H K LEONO Ex Parte: TEO SENG HONO also known as RICHARD TEO Creditor NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: L«ong Hon Kay also known as Allan
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      631 17 DISTRICT AND MAGISTRATES' COURTS. SINGAPORE D.C. Summons No. 4334 of 1974. Between UNITED MOTOR WORKS (8» PTE. LTD. Plaintiffs And 1 NO KUM LUN «NO HON FUN 2. NO CHUN WAH Defendants To: Ng Kum Lun Ng Hon Fun of or late of No. 15, Lorong 24. Oeylang. Singapore 14.
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      1184 18 AS service to readers. Busiaeaa Timea publishes weakly a dMaiM aasOysia of astected shares on tfc* Stock Exchaace of Bis«apore. The year's kick and lew arc followed by the wwak's mv*ml la price, the turaovcr, the divkWad yield and the grow prior earnings ratie. NOTE: (loiing Price
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      739 18 THE followißf ia a list of quota tkm> for Urn waafc up to Friday. Au«. I for couauti sol ladodad la Ik* weekly ahart aaalyaia. Prie* »«»l«ul ia based ea a companion on the last aaiea on Au<. I afalael Jul> 2S aa iho n in braduta.
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      133 18 Company meetings The following company meetings are due: WtrUwMt Holding* Bhd.: Aug. 4. Registered Office. No. as, Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur. Electrical And A 111*4 laaWstrlsa BM. Aug. 16. 11.30 am., Bangunan VUDFB 117 Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. Gilan* Jute at Textile Mills (M) Bhd.: Aug. 19. 2.30 p.m.. Registered
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      35 18 London copper prtcaa oo Friday (Pfevl—a la braekata). wirakar Spot buyar 15T7.00 liMl.OO) atllar iSTT SO UMI.OO). Tkrw Maath buyer ISM 00 (ftOO.OO) aallar IIMU ((tOl.00). Marftat tana: imdr lalaa: 1.47 ft tooaaa.
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        117 18 pROPTT TAKING <K overflowing from the previous Friday continued to suppress the US dollar last week to as low as 2.4000 last Monday before finning up to 2.4800-20 the fol- < lowing day. The dollar fluctuated widely upward and downward on alternate days during the week. Trading towards the
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        29 18 OWING to the Swiss National Day on Aug 1. there was no weekly foreign exchange and gold highlights last week from the Zurich office jf Swiss Bank Corporation
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        165 18 nnTH continued surTT plus In short-term Interbank funds, the discount market witnessed another week of depressed rates. Rates quoted by discount houses for overnight funds last week were In the region of 2u% to 3V»% while call deposit rates fluctuated between 3 3'«%. Trading In NCDs tv quiet
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        111 18 OVERNIGHT local funds varied considerably last week; from a 3 2} on Monday It eased off to 2) i on Tuesday, up to 7 6} on Thursday and finally closed at 3 2| on Friday. Term money, as with previous weeks showed Tittle variation throughout the week. One
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        16 18 ALL markets In Hongkong art cloned today for the first Monday la August holiday.
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        222 18 ASIAN currency average deposits ntr* for the week ended Priday AUf. 1. USf (BUrrtc«s) Htfh Urn 7 day* 1/4 1/1* 1 mth 11 18 6 7/8 1 mQu l 11/16 7/1* 3 mths 7 18 6 13 18 6 mths t 9/16 7 IS 18 9 mths
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        62 18 Minimum lending rates (in Algemene Bonk 7W Bongkok Bonk 7V, Bonk of Americo 7 Bonk of China 8 Bonk of Tokyo .7 Bonk Negora Indonesia 7 >/i Bonque de L'lndochine 7/4 Chartered Bonk 7 '.<, Chose Monhotton 7vi DBS 7 First Chicago 7 FNCB 7 HKSBC 7Vi Molayon Bonking 7
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        52 18 riOR the week ended F Saturday, Aug 2. the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bernard was as fallows: BANK FUND: 3 per cent to S) per cent.. GENERAL FINDS: 31 per cent to 4 per cent Movement of f■n d s totalled
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        71 18 WOLFBURO: Volkswagen alms to be out of the red In 1976. but this depends on a number of factors. Including sales volume price rises, material and wage costs on Increased productivity chairman Tonl Schmuec- ker said. He told the annual meeting It Is too early to
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      528 18 ■fVTBW YORK. F*l. Shrug--I^l gmg off the Government report thai the nations Joblaw rate dropped to 8.4 per cent in July iro* 8.6 per cent in the previous month, the stock market today closed lover in the lightest trading of the year. At the dose, the Dow Jones
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      89 18 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 283.8 Thursday 283 3 Week ago 2M.7 TINS Friday B*o7 Thursday 89 74 Week ago tl.l* RUBBERS Friday 400.98 Thursday 403 M Week ago 404.48 OILS Friday 266.25 Thursday 260 28 Week ago 276.40 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 826.50 Thursday 231.51 Week ago 834.09
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      130 18 Baat Taar: Jan. 4. I*ll 1M IM4/W Wcck'i Action Hl«k Low Ulk lit Cnang* 1M.17 M.C7 Aulomoilw 14k »1 AiM —I.l* 441J5 183.17 Banks, Iwmm, Finance and Tniitm M 7.7* 111.7; 4 »5 IU.U 81.81 r^Mlr>h. Babtxr Prod«cU, RWlnlnf and WwfWlni 142.45 141.5t ».M 181 17
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      103 18 rE followiiif list ol rtoeki (irn the tea BMt duU In last week. It fin* the tarnovrr In taoaMads af anits, cMMinc prices on Friday and hlf h and tow for It7i. Compuile« Tintm Price* Ulfk Unr ■•M Act 1 U75 Faker Merita t7t MAI $1.44 W.SI
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        55 18 Industrie: tt* 7« niiwi M«jt7 HMck: IM.ZZ Propcrtlea: 175.44 Tin..: MJ7 I Rubber*: HIM 0.C.8.C: tN.II S.E.S. lot.: MUI 224.34 224.71 4«5 2* 4«7JM lM.lt lU.4* 174 J3 ***** »».»5 t» SIIJC SltJ* ZM.M ZM.4S 2«J 95 NUt 225.54 4*8.42 1M.47 175 11 MJ7 11».1» MI.IS 2«3.4» 4»7.71 IM.«'
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        62 18 IndmtriaU: 211.54 ITiam SSSJS Holfli U7.»l FfptfUti: 177. It Tin.: M.SS f Rubber*: ZM.JX XU.M US.II UXJM SMJ* M7.M JM.I4 U7.M ltT.lt M7.lt 177J7 IMJS 11Ut M.SJ 91 «4 MJU tM.l> tM.lt KM.IK Dm. M. I*M 1M f Dm. 11. IMS 1M f Dm. t». IM* IN D»*. SI.
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        39 18 Ales. Hold. 111. ?rnimular Mrtro H«M ST. Textile Ttnjonf Tin CMmat lU%t Dale ToUl tm T»UI for paysble the rear pnrtmyeM Sept. 1% ah n 11% 11% Oct. M Sept. l%f ltS% Sept. It lU*t t inUrlm
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      438 18 rK Singapore produce market remained steady test week although It was somewhat quieter towards the dose. Prices of various commodities were mixed with copra and oil advancing higher but pepper oased slightly at the end of 'the week. The coffee section of the market was steady throughout but»o.uiet
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      196 18 rKYO. Sat Trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange ended on a mixed note today as interest slackened considerably. This is reflected in the considerable drop in turnover from 200 million shares the previous day to only 80 million units today. The Dow Jones average closed at 4JM.n for .a
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      160 18 A MSTERDAM. Frl. The /V market generally eased in dull conditions today. Dutch Internationals were marked lower with Royal Dutch, Aku and Unilever hardest hit. Philip, edged lower and Hoof ovens finished unchanged on balance. It: local issues most lnsurrances firmed slightly. Shippings and banks ruled mixed. Hrlnrfcen and
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      63 18 FrMMT Thundly U»» Ull Mrlbournt (1) IM.«T 12V 01 London IM.MB 1M.408 167. 2 M 167 40* Beirut IM.M irT.ao Zurtcn ClOMd 1M.508 CtOMtf 1«T.SO« P»rl» 171 21 171 15 tllurtUf Frtd»» Hoogkoni 1« S5 165.70 rpor* (1) 165 SOL IM.MB 16D.43S IM.V3N Export prICM in non-ilrrllns inu
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      498 18 T^HE Stock Exchange of Singapore ended a week of dull and lacklustre trading on a mixed note last week. Except for Thursday there was hardly anything to enthuse about durin* the five trading days. Trading on the whole remained daU and featureless with share prices confined to narrow
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      476 18 SHARES plodded through another week of thin and sluggish activity to finish marginally easle/ on the. Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. Operators were still generally passive and cautious in opening new deals, while the unsettled Haw Par-Pernas developments continued to cloud market sentiment. It was. In fact, a
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      641 18 LONDON: Share prices eased slightly last week with the weakness of sterling and disappointing company statements contributing to the decline. The FT Industrial ordinary share index closed 3.9 down on the week at 282.8. Major losers Included Beechams down 8p BATS down lOp. and Hawker Biddeley down
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        Lock icon London rubber steady
        427 18 LONDON: Rubber was steadier for much of last Friday but later became mixed and uncertain. The terminal closed hesitant at 0.25 pence per kilo higher on balance to 0.30 pence lower. Turnover was relatively small at 79 lots of 15 tonnes each which Included 21 kerbs. CIFs
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        CASH TIN FIRM
        154 18 LONDON Tin contracts Hnlshed £13 per tonne lower for cash and around .'.io down lor three momta last Friday morning. The market was quoted lower early on l olio wing another decline at Penang. But values held steady In the ring as pront-taklng and liquidation met underlying
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      658 19 th RSNII Wl c^eng^'^^ II NAVAL GUNNER 1 NAVAL DIVER NAVALRADAR PLOTTER NAVAL COMMUNICATOR I Applicant* mutt: 0 Be between )6</i and 23 yeors of oge b. Be medically fit. C Hove good eyesight (6/6 or 6/9) without the aid of glosses d tl°£ P d 9Con<iar y H° f
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      562 19 ■II OCBC CENTRE (PRIVATE) LIMITED invites applications for the post of: MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEER for the 52-storey OCBC Centre The successful candidate will be Head of the Maintenance Department and responsible for the management of maintenance, repairs and renovations of all mechanical, electrical and security services, including fire-fighting systems within
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      113 19 SALES REPRESENTATIVE US$l5,OOO- US$2O,OOO Excellent opportunity for a bi-linguol individual (Contonese/Mondorin and English) to join a major U.S. Company. Will be stationad in Singapore. A qualifiad candidate will have a successful solas background, an education in the chemicals or graphic arts field and preferably, experience in the graphic arts or
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      799 19 s<\/m./rj£s iss/ RESIDENT ENGINEER SIA 8747 HANGAR PROJECT SINGAPORE AIRPORT J Applications are invited from qualified engineers with extensive ex- a M 7 perience for the above post. Duration of the project is expected to be about 1 6 months commenB? c jng late September 1975. M? Applicants should submit
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      591 20 CREDIT GUARANTEE CORPORATION MALAYSIA BERHAD (Ditubuhkan di Malaysia) Permohonan adalah dlpelawa daripada warganegara Malaysia bagl Jawatan-Jawatan berikut:— (1) Pegawai Keredit Togas: Pegawal Keredit lalah seorang Pegawal Bahaglan I yang membuntu Pengurus Besar dan seUausaha/Juruklia. KeUyakaa: Satu daripada berikut:— (a) IJasah unlvenltl yang dlakul, seelokeloknya dlbldang pentadbiran pernlagaan atau ekonotnl anailsa
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      522 20 BANQUNAN BANK NEQARA MALAYSIA, KUANTAN Permohonan-permohonan adalah dlpelawa daripada Warganegara Malaysia untuk memenuhl Jawatan PENYEUA TAPAK (Site Supervisor) di Bangunan Bank Negara Malaysia. Kuantan yang sedang dlbena Butlr-butir berkenaan Jawatan lni adalah sepertl berlkutKeiayakan dan Sljll sebagai Chargeman (CerPangeJatwan. tificate as Chargeman yang dlkeluarkan oleh 'Lembaga Let- rik Negara dan
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      543 20 TRACTORS SINGAPORE LIMITED I FINANCE MANAGER I Applications are invited from Singapore citizens for the position of FINANCE MANAGER Applicants should be qualified accountants with at least 3-5 years of experience in the field of finance at a senior level. This is a top management position reporting directly to the
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      1061 20 f ANNOUNCEMENTS PROVISIONAL RESULTS, YEAR ENDED 31 ST MAY, 1975 PROPOSED FINAL DIVIDEND PROPOBED CAPITALISATION ISSUE BOOKS CLOSURE AND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING PROVISIONAL RESULTS Subject to flnalizatlon of the audit, the group financial results for 1974/75 are expected to show: Full Year to 31tt May 1975 UZi $'000After provision for
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    32 21 tTTENTiON LADIES L House wives' Enrol Now with Michelle Beauty t Model Academy fur Courses In Personal Oroonung or Professional Modelling Thorough Training L Individual Attention Provided Enquiries Ring *****3
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    17 Deaths
    69 21 MR RICHARD VEROHESE aged 73. passed away peacefully on 2 8 75 leaving behind beloved wife, sons Lionel. Vincent. Alan and Reggie and daughter Clara, four daugh-ters-in-law, one son-in-law and six grandchildren Cortege will leave from 57. Jalan Terubok. Singapore 20 on 4 8 75 at 2 30pm
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    21 Acknowledgements
    36 21 FAMILY OF THE late Mrs Maria Cordelro thank priests, relatives and friends for kind condolences, services, attendance, wreaths and donations on their recent bereavement Also thanks to doctors and staff of Singapore Oeneral Hospital
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    23 21 S.O.S SAMARITANS OF Slnga- I pore Troubled' Discouraged'l I Ring 91-44-44 day or night Help Is as near as the telephone
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      1940 21 I classified ads (j) WANTED A CHINESE speaking qualified nurse to work In a plant in Buklt Tlmah For details phone 25*0030. office hours CABLE-LOBOMNB SPECIALIST Road consuuauon and logging Supervisor, twenty five years experience five tropical Proven instructing ability Applications, with full personal resume, to be addressed to J.
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      672 21 WELL ESTABLISHBD FIRM requires one mechanic for repairing of typewriters and calculators. Please apply personally to 21S-B. Lavender Street. Spore 12. sbove Hone Leong Finance THE FOLLOWING VACANCIES REQUIRE TO BE FILLED: Da BLSCTRICAL SUPERVISOR OSMMISBIM Preferably passes Diploma in Electrical Engineering, but candidates with Trade Certificates In Electrical Fittings
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      767 21 WANTED PEON for general works furniture shop. Singapore clusens Age 19-26 Apply personally is. Orchard Road. Spore OPPKE BOY with knowledge of EnglUh required Immediately by Walls Fitspatrtck's Sdn Bhd Appllcanu In possession of a licence for a scooter and motorcar U an advantage Interested appllcanu please contact: Accountant tel
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      712 21 RSCRUmNQ UFT Al I END ANTS to work on shifts (6 hours) Above 25 yean and with Sac 2 education Apply Land and Baa Security Service Tel *****2 COCKTAIL LOUNOE stewardesses wanted Monthly Income approximately 31.200 -81.800 Apply personally 436. Orchard Road. 2nd floor Danny's Cocktail Lounge (9a m lOp
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      872 21 SEASIDE HOUSE dtst 5: 2*storey with covered patio, 3 bedrooms, modern kitchen and private yard Well furnished ***** Please call Comprehensive Housing *****2 (5 lines) LUXURY APARTMENT In dlst 9 available only In 2 months time 3 bedrooms, attached bathrooms partly furnished 31.300 *****4 BUNGALOW*: CLBMBNTI/ Raffles/ Binjal Park/ Ens
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      811 21 DtST. Si OBTACHBP BUSWALOW 3 I bedrooms, alrcondltloned. I telephone, nice garden at 9 m s Buklt Tlmah Rental SOW p m Tel *****3 OIST S FABSR HILLS corner terrace double-storey 8000 unfurnished Dlst 10 Ban Ouan Park semi-detached, furnished $1,300 *****1 2S-STORBV CORNER terrace In dlst. 19 4 bedrooms,
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      802 21 OPP CHANOI ROAO SW m s. new double- storey semi-detached, 4 bedrooms and 1 servant's room 3550 Contact Panmay Enterprises 712*50 HILLCREST 81.6*8 Faber HUU3I.--500 Blnlal Park 31.400 Near Jurong 8000 Namly Oarden $800 Thomson Road 3420 *****/ 91*373 LOOKING FOR ACCOMMODATION? Why not contact us We have houses available
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      273 23 3,000 in bis defence exercise in Johore JOHORE HARD. San. Men than MT troop* Boarded the Royal Malaystaa Navy vassal K. D. Sri Laagkawt hen this morning for a joint sarvtoes defence exercise la Mentaif. The ship was eaeortod by a feree romaitahii the «MN frigate KjTlUhmat, the fast strike
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      109 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The MIC Is setting up a unit trust to Rive Indians of all Income levels a greater stake In the economic irrowth of the country. MIC president Tan Sri V. Manickavasacam said today Applications to register the trust had bom mad* to
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      149 23 Razak: Brain drain will be plugged trUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A Tun Abdul Rasak said tonight the proposed scientific civil service would arevent further brain drain of government officers with science qualifications to the private sector. The Prime Minister admitted that there was concern over the Imbalance of opportunities between arts
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      141 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. —Deputy Minister In the Prime Minister's Department. Datuk Abdullah Ahmad, said tonight all Malaysians must defend the Rasak ArtmlnUtratlon from "Insects" who were out to destroy It. The administration bad brought about an era of good feelings to the country and
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      63 23 FENANQ. San. Two caen died ana fly« thaw were lajve* wkea their ear aMiiii aat ■aaai laU a f*Uar ef We* JeteUau Mai ■*lrt.ii sh*» at aksvt LM this msciilm Sakgna Lm Boon Hock. l», died ea tate waj to tie nl -"iMal TTfi wlißaMiß I'm
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      344 23 Don't live on dreams, says Razaleigh KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday pETRONAS chairman Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said today a happy, prosperous Malaysia could be founded only on the sheer "good, hard slog" of all Malaysians and not on dreams. Tengku Razaleigh was opening the International conference on Malaysia In the Year 2001
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      139 23 '10 years left to decide man's fate' KOALA LUMPUR, Bun. Renowned futurist Dr Buckmlnster Puller believes that man has only the next 10 years to decide his fate— whether be can make It to a better future. He sees the period as mankind's final test "By- that time well know
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      55 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Cuepacs multl-purpoee co-operative society la planning a housing scheme In Tehrau. six mllaa from Jobore Bam for Its members Work on the scheme Is expected to begin In eight months time. The society plans to build about 700 units ranging from toarcoat
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      487 24 01 TH* HIGH COVBT IN MALAYA AT KOALA LUMPUR COMPANIES WINDING-UP NO. 16 OF 1t75 In the Matter of Ulu Bernam Malay Tin Sdn. Bhd.. Ist. Floor. Ng Ooon Han Building. Ji Jalan Klrne Kuala Lumpur AND In the Matter of the Companies Act. 1966 ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE I*
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    190 25 f ONDON, Sun.— Hall The Pirates, Amerl- can owned and bred, edged home under top weight In the feature race on the final day of the five-day Goodwood meeting yesterday, the P.T.S. Laurels Handicap. Top English jockey Lester Plggott rode one of his strongest
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      706 25 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Apprentice Chew 81ong Hua was suspended by the stewards for three race (lays for careless riding In Race 0 here today. Shortly after the start Chew rode Shelford Road In towards the fence, causing severe Inconvenience to all horses on his Inside. The Stipendiary
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    2489 25  -  EPSOM JEEP B* KUALA LUMPUR, San. Martin Sag came out of the doldrums to score a splendid double on Grand Ovation and Archibald here today. Both were "photofinish" winners. Orand Ovation got up In the last stride to snatch a short head win
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      445 26 I ONDON, Sun. Opener John Edrich batted throughout the day for an undefeated century as England fought their way back to power against Australia on the third day of the Second cricket Test at Lord's yesterday. The 38-year-old left-hander finished a day of
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      166 26 STRAITS TIMES WIN C.C. TAN TROPHY KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. The Straits Times of Singapore carried home the C. C. Tan Challenge Trophy In their annual games series against New 8 1 ra 1 1 s Times Press here today. The Singapore team won five games out of eight. Their victories
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      41 26 HOBART. Sun. A tourIng aoccer team from China •cored a 3-1 win over Tasmania before a crowd of 2.600 Here today. Chang Tiung-Pen and captain Paao Kl-chung •cored for China. Tasmania 'i goal was aoored by Tommy Wright.— Reuter.
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      211 26 Russian cagers prove too fast for US \f OSCOW, Bun. The ifX Soviet Union beat the United States 86-72 (halftlme 52-40) in the final match of the European section of the Intercontinental Basketball Cup in Leningrad yesterday. The four European teams competing In the event the Soviet Union, Italy, Yugoslavia
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      80 26 ACnONfTKS trounced Toa Payoh City 7-0 In the PAS Youth tournament at Parrer Park yesterday. Results of other matches: Jubilee 0 Changl United. 0; Town United 0 Buklt Tlmah Const. 0; Singapore Malays PC 2 Darul Aflah B 1; Parrer Park United beat Radln Mas wo;
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      143 26 TOKYO. Sun Taiwan! Hatch Mln-Nam won the i»75 Kanto professional golf champlonahlp at Tomakomal In Hokkaido, northern Japan. today after carding a 71 for a four-d»v total of 274. 14 under par. Two at-okea behind at 276 were two popular Japanese player*. laac
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      204 26 BRITISH SOCCER BEGINS WITH FANS BATTLING POLICE LONDON. Sun. Police were In action against soccer hooligans when major English and Scottish clubs played their first matches of the 1975-76 season yesterday. More than a dosen people were arrested following a pitched batt c between scores of youths and police at
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      309 26 LONDON. Sun. Pacemakers Hampshire and Yorkshire rested yesterday but Kent and Lancashire, Joint third in the English County Cricket championship, turned In nightmare and dream performances respectively Kent, weakened by Test calls, were plundered.for 430 runs by Middlesex at canterbury. When the 100 oven expired
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      82 26 SIRKMBAN. BUn. Jimmy Khor. of RoyaJ Pen* Motor Club, won hto UUrt the Negri tanbUaa tvcnt here today Jimmy, an looh buatiuuman had earlier in the ny mx and the Lumut iwa JUrt Prtx. Drtrtm a JJTr «»y Twin K MUxamy h« winner of twomaJor heat,
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      338 26 Stones and Boit fail in bid for world record HANOVER. Sun. Mike Bolt of lOnya, American Dwlght Btones and Ugandan John AkllBua turned In top performances on the second day of an athletics meet here yesterday. Bolt faUed In his attempt on Italian Marcello Fiasconaro's men's world 800 metres record
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    248 27  -  PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE Armed Forces had Farrer Park on the run for most of the game but could only win 3-1 In the National Leamie Div. 1 soccer tournament at Tanglin yesterday. It was not that Farrer Park goalkeeper All Nlam played the game of
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    286 28 Rumania gets 'most favoured' terms from US cinaia (Rumania), J Sun. President Ford today signed a document that put .into force most favoured US trade terms for Rumania, the first communist nation to enter Into such an accord since the American Congress linked trade and free emigration. The document, a
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