The Straits Times, 28 January 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
    • The Sunday Times
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        Begins tomorrow, The Secret Life of Charlie Chaplin
        164 1 /\NE day after Christmas, a little more v than a month ago, the most famous man in the entertainment world died at the ripe age of 88. His name was Charlie Chaplin. News of his death stole tht- headlines from the momentous
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        Little bean that could end famines
        273 1 FS only a little bean but It could save the world from the growing problem of hunger. Tomorrow the SUNDAY TIMES examines the lowly soya which the experts say is one of the brightest hopes on the food scene. Did you know that a
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    • Sunday Nation
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        Do you bite your nails when you have a problem?
        108 1 TYD you suck on your spectacles or polish them with a handkerchief before answering a difficult question at a committee meeting? Or, if you are a schoolboy, do you bite your nails every time you are faced with a problem?
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        $22 billion a year just to entertain
        94 1 JAPANESE businessmen In Tokyo are known for their lavish expense-account entertainment. This goes on despite the recession. Depending on rank, anything from the cost of a titillating hour at so-called osawari (touchIng) cabarets to the price of golf club membership ranging from about
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        New sports column
        75 1 rE SUNDAY NATION starts another new sports column tomorrow. This Is specially for the expatriate readers In Singapore AND for those sports fans who follow Just about every game that is played under the sun. The column will feature foreign sports news that is not carried by
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        Other highlights...
        59 1 ALLY MacLEOD, Scotland's football manager who just returned from a trip to Argentina, says he iv convinced that for the first time ever the World Cup will be won on Latin American soil by a European team. THERE was no "live" telecast of the RedanSingapore Malaysia Cup match
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    Lock icon New poll code
    38 1 MANILA. Fri. The Philippine martial law regime tonight passed a new electlon cod; paving the ground for parliamentary elections next summer and reviving political parties which had lain dormai.t for more than five years. AFP.
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    Lock icon Three shot dead
    54 1 ISTANBUL. Fi|. A policeman and two students have been shot dead In Turkey In continuing political violence which officials say has claimed nearly 40 lives so far this year. The policeman was killed and his companion critically injured when gunmen fired on his ca- In Oazlantep province
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    Lock icon The weather
    14 1 UP TO NOON TODAY: Mainly fair, according to the Singapore Meteorological Station.
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    Lock icon THE MILLION YEN TOURISTS
    650 1 Japan to ease exchange controls TOKYO, Friday JAPANESE tourists will be allowed to take with them up to US$l2,OOO <S$30,000) in Japanese currency a 30-fold increase on the current limit when foreign exchange controls are relaxed in April. In addition, no limit will be placed on
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    Lock icon Tighter curb on news
    43 1 Tighter curb on news SALISBURY, Frl. The RhodcMan Government today extended Its newly-Introduc-ed powers of censorship on news copy relating to the guerilla war. A government gazette published today brought under government control comment on the military situation as well as news. Reuter
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    Asean envoys briefed
    54 1 JAKARTA, FTi. In- doneslan acting Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja briefed Asean ambassadors in a secret session tonight. Neither the minister nor the ambassadors would discuss the content and nature of the briefing with reporters. An official statement is expected to be releas- I ed tomorrow, a Foreign
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    Lock icon Mom, please turn off the oxygen...
    138 1 "VO woman would want to be In the shoes of Edouard de Moura Castro's mother as she sat by his hospital bedside in Santa Barbara, California, and heard him plead: "Mommy, please turn off the oxygen. I don't need it anymore." They were the
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    Lock icon Sudomo meets the editors
    165 1 JAKARTA. Fri. TNTERNAL security ■I chief Admiral Sudomo today mef a group of Indonesian newspaper edkors, but announced no date for the lifting of a ban on seven leading dallies, lnfoi med sources said. However, the ban was still expected to be lifted within the next
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    Lock icon Contact 'lost' with Cosmos debris
    384 1 Contact 'lost' with Cosmos debris OTTAWA, Friday ITS and Canadian teams have temporarily "lost" a source of high radiation believed to come from debris of a nuclear fuelled Soviet satellite that disintegrated over Canada on Tuesday. A Canadian deftoce spokesman said that after the Initial detection of abnormal radiation In
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    Dow Jones
    45 1 NEW YORK. Fri Dow Jonea aveiagn, batad on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange 30 Indus 762 38. off 0.96. 20 transp 209 05. off 0 53; IS utils *****, up 0.1T; M (tocks 268 36, off 028— UFI
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    Lock icon LATEST GANG SENDS FINGERTIP
    60 1 LATEST GANG SENDS FINGERTIP PARIS. Frl. The kidnappers of the Belgian- born French industrialist Baron Edoaard-Jean Emplan nave sent a fingertip to the Baron's family, source* close to the family said today. They said the fltagertlp was left in an automatic left luggage locker In a Paris station on Wednesday.
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      204 1 $3.5 MIL TIMBER CARGO SWINDLE Page 13 WE are near accord on principles says Dayan 2 US exports to Far East may hit $65 bil in 1978 3 REFUGEES rescued, then raped by Thai fishermen 4 ITALIAN Reds pile up record $2.8m deficit 5 FIRMS show keener interest in export
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon TENG LEAVES FOR BURMA
      63 2 CHINESE Vice-Pre-mier Ten X Hsiao-ping leaves Peking on Thursday for Burma amid speculation that be would try to persuade Burmese President Ne Win to help mediate an end to the frontier war between Cambodian and Vietnam. Seeing him off is Vice-Premier Li Hsien Nicn and other
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      Lock icon Lack of spares cuts Cairo strength
      109 2 Lack of spares cuts Cairo strength BEIRUT, Fri. Lack of spare parts and m;intenance have opened gaping holes in Egypt's, air defence screen and reduced the country's military capability to its lowest level since the 1973 Arab-Is-raeli war. Arab miltary sources said yesterday. The sources are from a pro-Egyptian country
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      Lock icon We are near accord on principles, says Dayan
      480 2 TEL AVIV, Fri JSIUELI Foreign Minister If OS he Dayan said yester day he thought Israel and Egypt were within reach of agreement on a declaration of principles governing Middle East peace. In an address to Bar11 a n University, Mr. Dayan
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      Lock icon No F-15s for Saudis
      100 2 KUWAIT. Fil. The United States has decided to shelve a proposed sale of 60 sophisticated F-15 warplanes to Saudi Arabia because of pro-Israeli Congressional opposition, the Kuwaiti newspaper AlQabas said today. The dally also suggested that the Carter Administration would turn down an Egyptian re- quest
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      Israel made N-weapons in 1974: CIA paper
      386 2 Israel made N-weapons in 1974: CIA paper WASHINGTON, Friday rnHE Central Intelligence Agency conclud- ed In 1974 that Israel already had produced nuclear weapons and that many other nations Including Japan, South Africa, Spain, Iran, Egypt and South Korea could develop such weapons, a declassified document showed yesterday. The Information
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      Lock icon Democrat chief explodes the 'Aussie myth'
      254 2 Democrat chief explodes the 'Aussie myth' MELBOURNE. Fri— The leader of the Australian Democrats. Mr. Don Chlpp, today attacked Australia's high textile tariffs and the government's recognition of Indonesia's takeover of East Timor, the former Portuguese colony. In a sr eech marking Australia Day. the anniversary of the arrival of
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      Lock icon Priceless gift to the Russians
      123 2 MOSCOW, Fri. Art collector George Costa Ids left here yesterday to settle In the West after giving the bulk of a priceless collection of Russian avant-garde paintings to the Soviet state. Mr. Costakis. a 65-year-old Greek, took many years to build up one of the
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      Lock icon Tunisia calls state of emergency
      192 2 Tunisia calls state of emergency TUNIS, Friday ARMY troops patrolled the deserted streets of Tunisia's capital early today to enforce a state of emergency declared after clashes between workers and police in the nation's first general strike since lndependence in 1957. The government refused to release casualty figures in the
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      Lock icon Film kisses are taboo
      76 2 MADRAS, Prl Tamil Nadu Chier Minister M. Q. Ramachandran. a leading film star himself, has stated firmly that he will not allow kissing scenes In Tamil movies despite liberalisation of central government censorship rules. Mr. Ramachandran, 00, who made more than ISO films In 40 years
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      389 2 I UIHTTEn ESTHTE I Near the new fly-over at Bukit Timah/Farrer/Adam Road junction At 41/24 1 /2 miles BuKit Timah, opposite Chinese High School. PtiQSO II FIRST CLASS RESIDENTIAL AREA SPACIOUS GARDEN Most Ideal And Luxurious Treat yourself to the Refreshing atmosphere Split-level garden Houses beautiful greenery and with continuous
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon US exports to Far East may hit $65b in 1978
      582 3 WASHINGTON, Friday UNITED States exports to the Far East in 1978 are estimated at US$2B billion (5565.8 billion), up eight percent from the year before, the US Commerce Department predicted yesterday. The outlook for exports to emerging nations is "clearly
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      Lock icon Business prospects in EEC 'slightly better'
      131 3 Business prospects in EEC 'slightly better' BRUSSELS, Frl. Leading industrialists in the European Common Market see a slight Improvement in business prospects for the Community, though the immediate outlook for employment in EEC indus'rr remains poor, the EEC Commission said yesterday. In a survey, the commission said the pessimistic outlook
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      23 3 BANGKOK. Frl Thailand's National Policy Council (NPC) met here today (or wlde-rar.frlng discussions Including relations with neighbouring Cambodia and Laos. Reuter.
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      27 3 MO6COW. Frl. KOB security police have arrested Viktor Rtskhlladxe. a member of a human rights monitoring group In Soviet Georgia, dissident sources leported today. AP
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      Lock icon Discounts for visitors
      87 3 MANILA, Frl. Visitors to the Asean Trade Fair here In May will be offered 20 per cent discount in Manila hotels for up to a month before and after the fair. Its chief organiser. Trade Secretary Troadlo Qulazon announced today. Better discounts are available for prearranged groups,
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      Lock icon US ready to respond positively to Asean: Envoy
      321 3 US ready to respond positively to Asean: Envoy MANILA, Friday rFHE United States intended to respond as positively as possible to requests for cooperation from Asean, American Ambassador David Newsom said here today Addressing the American Chamber of Commerce here, he said those who had watched US policy develop and
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      Lock icon Working conditions 'disgrace'
      83 3 LONDON, Pri— A Lon-don-based socialist group yesterday published a report accusing Britain of racialism over its administration of Hongkong and of permitting working conditions which were "a disgrace to a country which pioneered industrial safety legislation." The document "Industrial health and safety in Hongkong" was compiled for
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      410 3 SALES MANAGER (Electrical Products) Around $35,000 per annum A leading international manufacturing group requires an organisationally mature and high energy Sales Manager to take the lead in motivating an experienced executive team to maximise its marketing and sales capabilities in Singapore and coordinate its South East Asia Regional activities. The
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      Refugees saved, then two raped by Thai fishermen
      355 4 BANGKOK, Friday fishermen rescued a small boatload of Vietnamese refugees, raped two women among them and tossed three male refugees overboard, survivors told police. Officials Involved In refugee relief said today the two women, one man and a baby involved were still
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      Lock icon Detainee Aquino may run for election
      143 4 Detainee Aquino may run for election MANILA, Fri.—lmprison c d Philippine opposition leader beaigno Aquino and other political detainees may run In the summer Parliamentary elections, but they will have to remain In detention, a government spokesman said today. The spokesman, Information Secretary Francisco Tatad, was commenting on President Marcos'
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      Lock icon Japanese pilots to be trained in the US?
      162 4 Japanese pilots to be trained in the US? rpOKYO, Fri.^Japan's 1 Air Self-Defence Forces (ASDF) is considering having its pilots trained in the United States to upgrade their capabilities to handle ultra-modern American jet fighters expected to be introduced within a few years, a Tokyo newspaper reported today. The Asahi
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      Lock icon Worst paid in Nato
      68 4 LONDC::. r.i. British soldiers are the worst paid in the Nato alliance witn a lieutenant earning less than a private soldier in five of the 12 Nato countries, Defence Minister Fred Mulley has tola tne House of Commons. He said a private in the British army
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      Lock icon $2.3 bil repayment
      61 4 LONDON. Fri. Britain is to make an anticipated reimbursement of US$l billion (552.3 bi<lon) to the International Monetary Fund in view of the improvement in its financial position, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Denis Healey, said yesterday. He told the House of Commons that British indebtedness
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      Lock icon Massacre hamlet
      66 4 HONGKONG, Fri. Foreign journalists have been shown the blackened ruins of a border hamlet in Vietnam where 27 people were "butchered" by Cambodian troops two weeks ago, the Vietnam news agency reported today. Correspondents from 11 nations visited thp village of Ba Den where 'the aggressor troops on
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      Lock icon Japanese boat held by NZ
      66 4 WELLINGTON, Fri. The Ntw Zealand Government is tc prosecute the master and crew oi a Japunese trawler for illegal fining in waters banned to lvi iim vessels The trawler, the Tomi Maru 81, was escorted Into poit on Wednesday dv a n v il fisheries
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      Lock icon FIGHTING OFF THE WIND
      60 4 FIGHTING OFF THE WIND A GROUP of people anchor themselves to each other and a bus stop in downtown Toronto on Thursday as winds gusting up to 100 km an hour hit southern Ontario. Parts of the downtown area were cordoned off by pol'ce as windows were blown out of
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      Lock icon Guide on goods output
      71 4 MANILA. Fri. The Philippine Board of Investments will discourage but not prohibit production of local Items already produced In excess by ether Asean countries. It was reported toaay. The EhglUh dally Times Jrurnal pointed out that inder the Asean regional Industrial complementation scheme, the board can
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      Lock icon 26 die as blizzard lashes mid-West
      267 4 26 die as blizzard lashes mid- West fHICAGO, Fri. At least 26 people have died in the worst blizzard to lash the American middle west for more than 10 years. Police fear the death toll will soar because thousands of motorists are still trapped on snowbound highways. Winds of up
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      Lock icon Tight security
      47 4 COLOMBO. Fri. All pcllce leave in Sri Lanka has be. n cancelled immediately and a special security operation was launched ti ensjr that celebrations to mark the assumption of the island's Presidency by Prime Minister JR. Jayacwardene on FVb 4 I will proceed smoothly. AP.
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      Lock icon Murder attempts on Raul Castro and Mengistu
      269 4 |>ARIS, Fri. Diploma I tic sources said yesterday Cuban Defence Minister Raul Castro and Ethiopian President Menglstu Halle-Marlam escaped unhurt In an assassination attempt in Ethiopia two weeks ago. A bomb was hurled at a car carrying the two men and an unidentified
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      Lock icon Meeting discusses setting up of Asean bank
      154 5 Meeting discusses setting up of Asean bank BANGKOK, Frl. The Aaean banking conference today discussed the possibilities of setting up an Asean investment bank. The meeting also reviewed, current Investment activities and opportunities In Asean and examined present md future Investment needs, a press statement said. It said certain legal
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      Lock icon Poster attack on province leader
      164 5 Poster attack on province leader PEKING. Frl. A leadIng polltburo member. Gen. Chen Hslllen. was attacked by name on wall posters during the lai.t few days In Shenyang, capital of north-eastern Uaonlng province. A group of foreign visitors travelling In that province read a big-cha-racter poster accusing the commander of
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      Lock icon Italian Reds pile up a record $2.8m deficit
      298 5 Italian Reds pile up a record $2.8 m deficit ROME, Fri. •pHE Italian Communist Party has piled up a deficit of 1.1 billion lire (Ss2.B million) in running the biggest political and electoral machinery of Marxism in the West, according to official party figures released today. In releasing last year's
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      JAPAN'S OFFER TO ASEAN NEWSMEN
      106 5 JAPAN'S OFFER TO ASEAN NEWSMEN TOKYO, Frl. The Japan Newspaper Publishers and Editors Association said today it has offered to invite one Journalist from rach member state of the five-nation Asean to Japan this year for six months. The association said the iirorramme was proposed at the second day of
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      264 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS characters about some1 Lee was out to set this ea&t (8). creature <6i 7 rxtechment of a rising b Elderly new of ex- jester (5). perlenced campaigners? 8 Pleasing leading director «3| &>• on elecritlctty board (10>. 9 Dicky hires pig to com- 12 Bishops getting
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    ASHES AND BODY OF DROWNED MEN ARE SENT HOME
    182 6 rIE ashes of Dr. K. Prakash and the body of Michael Ooh Choo Wan, who were both drowned in Tanjong Prlok harbour In north Jakarta on Wednesday were flown back here yesterday. Dr. Prakash, 28, was the doctor of the Singapore
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    22 road deaths in November
    108 6 22 road deaths in November rpWENTY TWO people 1 died in 21 road accidents last November, an increase or three, both in fatal accidents and deaths, compared to the same month in the previous year. The number of people seriously Injured in road accidents that month was 217, nine fewer
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    Drugs charge man to go on trial
    61 6 Drugs charge man to go on trial AZMI Anls Ahmad, 29, was yesterday committed to stand trial In the High Court for trafficking in 74.86 grams of heroin at the Woodlands Customs Checkpoint on June 24 last year at 8.55 p.m. He was committed at the end of a preliminary
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    Stabbed but woman routs two robbers
    278 6  - Stabbed but woman routs two robbers PAUL WEE By A PLUCKY 39- year-old woman last night spoke of how she put two armed robbers to flight despite being stabbed four times during an abortive hold-up early on Wednesday. Madam Mai Chin Hwa, who was waylaid when returning home after work
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    Awards for outstanding social work volunteers
    405 6 Awards for outstanding social work volunteers pERTIFICATES of appreciation will from this year be awarded annually to outstanding voluntary welfare workers, acting Social Affairs Minister Dr. Ahmad Mattar said last night. The awards will recognise the outstanding contributions that they have made In the service of their fellow beings, he
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    Body found in sandpit
    63 6 Body found in sandpit DIVERS from the SAP lut night recovered the body of a man from a flooded •mjidptt in a quarry In Tunplnea Avenue, off IS km Tampine* Road. The man. Identified by police as Peh Bwee Hock, aged about 40. li believed to have drowned In the
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    Ang-pow time
    29 6 KWONO WU Slew Pick San Theng Ajociatlon will present wg-powi to some 1.000 aged people on the (round floor of People's Park Complex at 2 pjn. tomorrow.
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    Need to nurture business, industrial skills
    218 6 SINGAPORE'S indigenous entrepreneurial and industrial skills need careful cultivation, according to the president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Wee Cho Yaw. In a message in the first issue of the Chinese Chamber's bulletin, a new monthly publication of the
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    Nantah enters new stage of progress
    222 6 Nantah enters new stage of progress V^ANTAH has entered a new stage of de» velopment with the im-, plementatlon of a plan to make it an equal partner of the UnlverS slty of Singapore, ac« cording to the chalrma* of the Nanyang UnlverS sity Council, Mr. We* Cho Yaw. Mr.
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    Fire: Three homeless
    59 6 A FAMILY of three was made homeless when fire swept through a row of two-storey houses near the Junction of Aljunied Road and Paya Lebar Way yesterday. Nobody was Injured In the blaze which started shortly after 8.45 a.m. The Are destroyed a motor-workshop as well as
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    Two die instantly in road mishaps
    138 8 Two die instantly in road mishaps rr r O men died In two road accidents within hours of each other on Thursday. At about 5 p.m. a motorcyclist, Neo Chye Seng. 21. crashed Into the rear of a stationary SBB bus In New Upper Changi Road. Police said Neo died
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    No film shows at museum
    41 8 THERE will be no film shows (or the public at the National Museum next Wednesday and on Feb 8. The museum will resume screening films for the public on Peb 15 at 8 p.m. as usual
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    Yugoslav Vice-President on private visit
    209 8 Yugoslav VicePresident on private visit THE Vice-President of Yugoslavia, Mr. s>wvan Doronjski. arr.ved here at noon jeiterday with his wife for a one-day private visit Alter checking in at the Mandarin Hotel, Mr. Doronjski \isited Parliament House and called on the Speaker, Dr. Yeoh Ohim Senx. Later in the afternoon,
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    Two plays
    39 8 THE Singapore Kalralee Kala Nilayam, a cultural organisation, will stage two Mulayalam plays, Swamathakkol and Awan Veendum Veiunnu, et the Cultural Centre on Vtb 4 at 7.30 p.m. Tickets at $5 are available at the a? oclatlon.
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    Newsmen get awards
    55 8 TWO New Nation journalists have left for the United States on separate scholarships. Feature writer Sonny Yap will attend the Unlverslty of Michigan on a six-month Fellowship In the Humanities for Journa'lsts Reporter Gerry de Sllva will be in Honolulu on a four-month Jefferson Fellowship, awarded annually
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    77 8 THE National Dance Company, formed in 1970 by the Ministry of Culture, Is looking for people who have at least three years' dancing experience or training with any cultural organisation, or school. Applicants must be between 14 and 25 years and at least 1.52 m for females and
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    Firms show keener interest in export trade
    407 8  -  LEE KIM CHEW By INITIAL response from local manufacturers to government overtures to help them widen their overseas markets is encouraging. Trade Department sources said. More firms are now showing a keener Interest to take part in the various International trade fairs to
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    STPB seeks hotel drinks price list
    269 8 STPB seeks hotel drinks price list rVHE Tourist Promotion Board has apx proached the Singapore Hotels and Restaurants Association requesting a breakdown of prices charged for beverages in Singapore's guest establishments. The move Is to enable the STPB's complaints committee "to better answer queries from the general public on the
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    Lawyer dies in Jersey
    72 8 A FORMER Singapore lawyer, Mr. John Harold Withers-Payne, died In Jersey, Channel Islands, on Dec 15 last year. He was In hu early 70s. He was senior partner of the firm of Drew and Napier when he retired and left Singapore at the end of 1961.
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    $21,920 award for leg injury
    154 9 $21,920 award for leg injury A FORMER machine l\ operator, whose left leg was fractured as a result of a road accident four years ago was awarded $21,920 In general and special damages by the High Court yesterday. Chla Pong Tee, now a boiler-man in a textile firm, told Mr.
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    SCHOOLGIRL REPORTED MISSING
    69 9 SCHOOLGIRL REPORTED MISSING AU-YEA R-OLD schoolgrl, Saseelamarjr (above) has bffn reported missiiu from her home since Jan 9. Her mother, Madam Mariadass Kulandasamy, said Suseelamary left their house in Race Course Road for school at about 11.30 am. that day. Since then, she has not returned. Anyone who knows her
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    On diabetes
    28 9 THE president of the International Diabetes Federation. Dr. Rolf Luft. will speak on Health care programme for Diabetics at the Holiday Inn at 3 pm today.
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    Don't bypass traditional channels, says Jetro
    612 9 Doing business with Japan ANY Singapore businessman's efforts to sell successfully in Japan will be short-lived if he tries to bypass Japan's complicated distribution system in order to deal directly with the retailer. The Japan External Trade Organisation (Jetro) advises against this practice as
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    Sent for trial on revolver charge
    108 9 Sent for trial on revolver charge LABOURER Kee Ah Bah. 26, was yesterday committed to stand trial In the High Court for having a .22 revolver during a robbery at a construction site offlce on Feb 26 last year. Kee, who was charged under the Arms Offences Act, was committed
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    Pedigree cats on show
    56 9 THE Singapore Cat Club will hold an exhibition of pedlgrre cata at the Oriental Garden, Ooodwood Park Hotel, tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 pm There will be a selection of Longhaln (Persians) from Australia. New &*land. England and the United States. The Shorthalr section will
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      421 10 I Girls' dress in a variety I of colours and sizes $43. I Boys' Wrangler jeans I $37.50 Boys' T-shirt I with hood $39. P^^^^^^ *^Mm\ mJLmwkmW W ree a P acke t of ten Angpow' I^^^' MB I for Chinese New Year given with V feW .^bl lW Mm
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    9 months, rotan for axe attack on wife
    194 11 9 months, rotan for axe attack on wife A LABOURER was yesterday Jailed nine months and ordered to be given two strokes of the cane by a magistrate for attacking his wife with an axe. and fracturing her skull and right Index finger Muthlah Subaschandrabose alias Mohammed Rashld. 25. pleaded
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    $148,000 damages man files appeal
    120 11 VAN driver Chan Slew Kuan, who last week was ordered to pay $148,875 all-in damages in a road collision suit, has filed his notice of appeal in the High Court. His appeal Is against the quantum of the damages, assessed and awarded by Mr. Alfonso
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    Groups that hinder nation's progress
    324 11 Groups that hinder nation's progress THK Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs), Mr. Chan Chee Seng, yesterday hit out at organisations which, by their indifference to community work, hindered the progress of the country. Speaking off-the-cuff at the Social Affairs Ministry headquarters in Pearls' Hill yesterday, Mr. Chan accused certain organisation
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    Medical students reminded to wear – ties
    141 11 Medical students reminded to wear ties MALE clinical students of the University of Singapore have again been reminded that it is neceraary for them to wear ties, long trousers and overalls cxc ept in operating theatres and similar situations where different attire is needed. "The staff of our medical scriool
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    Incentive scheme for local seamen
    161 11 Incentive scheme for local seamen TWE National Maritime ■1 Board has launched an Incentive scheme for all local registered seamen from this month to encourage good work among them. The scheme requires ships' masters to submit confidential assessments of the seamen's performance upon their discharge. An NMB statement yesterday said
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    Career talks at library
    74 11 THE Central Young Peoples Section of the National Library will hold a talk In Chinese on career* In the technical field. th« police force and broadcasting at its lecture hall at 2.30 pjn today. Speakers are Mr. Wonx Kah Hoi of PSA s Staff Training Division,
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    Mariners' ball
    28 11 THE Singapore Mariner*' Club will hold a Chinese New Year Ball for the shipping community at the club resUurant at South Quay at tonight at 8.
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      231 11 Samsonite I \ZjMK] Classic 100, Classic HI Ladies' Attaches Il|/J R For limited period only! 5 EB5E 85 6 1 Agencies §^j niPAAiiiiTir^^ M AeroMe Leather Goods Ataka Metro (MO/MS/MGM) Robinson s Jml K. |«i I Chancellor Chinese. Eastern Robinson s Clifford Centre Sen/ICe Repair m^ll III! Yuyi Oriental Toa
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    CHINGAY TO USHER IN HORSE YEAR
    196 12 I^HE People's Association will be usherinr in the Year of the Hone 7 th colourful Chlngay procession on Feb 8. With only 10 days to go before the Lunar New Year, some 2,000 m *'J« rs of the Peoples Association and 30 other cultural
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    All set for the big round-up
    347 12  -  PAUL WEE pDrug addicts abscond from supervision By •JMIE Central Narcotics Bureau and police are poised for a round-up of all ex-drug addicts who absconded from compulsory supervision, including urine tests, to charge them in court, it was learned yesterday. It Is understood that
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    PSA to spend $191m on development
    300 12 PSA to spend $191 m on development TWE Port of Singapore Authority is to spend about $191.6 million for major port development projects and other schemes for port Improvement this year. According to PSA estimates, $94.6 million will be for major port development, $36.7 million for port enhancement, $40.8 million
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    NTUC on the other side in ironic reversal -of roles
    247 12 NTUC on the other side in ironic reversal -of roles- TIE NTUC, In an ironic reversal of roles, will act as the management when two unions start negotiating with it for new wage agreements soon, the New Nation reported yesterday. The report says that the claims have been served on
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    Indian envoy's party
    62 12 THE Indian High Commissioner here. Mr. V. Sid- dharthacharry, yes t c rday held a coctall reception at his residence In Pelrce Drive In honour of National Museum officers and participants of the Exhibition Jawahar. The exhibition. which opened at the museum on Thursday. Is In celebration
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    Briefcase snatch chase halts traffic
    148 13 Briefcase snatch chase halts traffic MOTORISTS jammed their brakes while paasersby stopped to watch when a man sprinted across Boon Keng Road, chased by another, during an abortive robbery yesterday morning. But the first man, who was apparently handicapped by the briefcase which he was carrying, was caught after a
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    Fund-raising drive
    46 13 MEMBERS of the Marine Parade community centre building fund committee and residents' committee will go :rom house to house to collect old newspapers In Marine Parade estate tomorrow from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Residents of the area are asked to give their support.
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    $3.5m timber cargo swindle by gang
    285 13 $3.5 m timber cargo swindle by gang A SINGAPORE gang plotting to sink a freighter and then claim insurance for the ship and its non-existent cargo of timber has swindled the foreign cargo consignees of about $3.5 million. This was confirmed by a police spokesman who said Investigations were still
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    New shipyard
    37 13 THE Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sul Sen, will open Keppe 1 Shipyard's new Tuss yard today at 3 p.m. More than 3,500 employee* from the yard will attend the function, which Is an "In-house" event.
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    'Senseless teasing' caused suicide: Coroner
    200 13 'Senseless teasing' caused suicide: Coroner A PRIMARY Production Department officer, unable to bear his colleagues teasing about his personal life after an operation, too. weedkiller to end his life, a coroner's court beard yesterday. State Coroner Mr. Khoo Oon Soo, before recording his suicide verdict on the death of Ng
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    Mother of two found dead
    57 13 A SHIPPING cleric Madam Lee Soo Lang, 25. wife of the manager of an advertising firm, was found dead at the foot of block 19, Bedok South Road, at noon on Thursday. Madam Lee, a mother of two, had lived In that block with her
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    Objection to admission of QC is overruled
    369 13 A LAWYER, acting for the plaintiff in a civil claim, objected unsuccessfully in the High Court yesterday to a motion for a Queen's Counsel to be admitted to the Bar here as senior defence counsel in the trial proceedings. Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam,
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    Wording of charge under scrutiny by lords
    349 13  - Wording of charge under scrutiny by lords KEK SOO BENG By LONDON. Fri. The wording ot a charge against former Haw Par Brothers International Ltd. chairman Richard Tarling alleging conspiracy to steal came under close scrutiny yesterday by five law Lords hearlne the aDDeal. Counsel for the Singapore Government. Mr.
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      405 14 \WI r tTTTPPPPi NOW SHOWING 1 ■I B I I I fIF A Ba^^MaP^HHMaM l|jg]Jj a^2aVlfll H I.. 130. 4. 6.45. 9.30. A WIDE OPEN TOWN ABOUT TO EXPLODE! IFYOOWmOIN^EIMOI^ETTEyEArEM^^^ fIPaBBBBBBaD B^BaflH BB^^^~' V MITCHELL LOLA FALANA LUCIANA PALUZCI DAVID HVODLESTON LINDA EVANS O J SIMPSON OARTK I r,-..,., WILLIAM
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      326 14 iflWßgßsaiii Hi >" 'H flßw «a T^S BP^^'j r «a* L. F £NG GAY I GOLDEN I I M MIDNITE TONITE Plus m TOMORROW MORNING 9am 9 BOOK rOUR TICKETS EMU" EXPLOSIVE 1 jls- aowJmm^ 1 CjIbANTIC f»j/\f\j_ BATTLFfIBm I QUEENSTOWN PALACE) KONG CHIAN ZENITH I MIDNITE TONITE Plut jrOMORRQW
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      291 14 f PEARLS CENTRE-,^ J FURNITURE3aBO SUPERMARKET (SAME BUILDING AS YANGTZE THEATRE SAME FLOOR AS CHINESE PATENT MEDICINES A MEDICATED LIQUORS CENTRE) LOOKING FOR YOUR FESTIVE SEASON FURNITURE? HERE, WE HAVE FANTASTIC OFFER FOR YOUII HURRY. HURRY ONLY FEW DAYS LEFT! YOU NAME IT AND WE HAVE IT! MAKE A DATE
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      775 14 'REX LAST 2 WVS"Jjfc£Sffl| aWal.ft«a( Mul'mM (Phone *****) IwnkSSSSaSiS PIAVJLIf a^» I |»Tj(^^^^^^BS Anlilllll kApa^. llciinilßjJowsMOwff^T Wmmfßf 4^ 11I"1 1I 1 Xl 4°°*K J0 /^P^^BT^bJ BM 915 "aiaarM^OHL'^M I Tonight ot Midnight' bb '~a^B^aßißßiil btbW tl* 111 l v -Alwn T omoi row 9om) I ailllb mm^nm^^KSm^^K 111 l f
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      423 15 -.BCETAXCO FURNISHING SUPERMARKET AT COLDCW MILE TOWER^BASCMENT (Golden Theatre) BEACH MX, ■^L^^X^ H R^rV- Ot^ .^R^R^RB W^^t^T .^R^H > I RR^RrMrr^RH *^^^^RHRr! ■MPO^LOCALLY MADE E|afioft| f Jj^jt by Spacicliits cod «B^S^ moda by Craftsman. irSkaff t I Whether you're looking for simple modern design, J furnishing a home on a
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      276 15 Selina. senior Mary HB and her team of Quant beautician I dm Quant girls will be at ISETAN 28 January- 6 February 1978 to introduce Soft Focus, Mary's fabulous new range of 8 creamy soft, fashion colours for eyes 2O*V£» discount on all Quant cosmetics m w xw PLUS super
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      35 15 JACKPOT PRIZE FOR TOMORROW'S DRAW 9/78 O o o TO WINNERS WITH 5 NUMBERS CORRECT DRAW OVER CHANNEL 5 AT 4.10 P.M. BET THE BEST BET TOTO! j MORE RESPONSE TO CLASSIFIEDS WITH PHONE NUMBERS
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1978 VIP VISITOR
    322 16 The Straits Times SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1978 VIP VISITOR EXDR a long while China's foreign rela- tlons activities can be said to have been in the doldrums as the country became embroiled in its internal problems following Chairman Mao's death and in the purging of the Gang of Four. It
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    SECOND THOUGHTS
    306 16 IVEST Germany's Economic Minister, Count Otto Lambsdorff, arrives in Washington today for talks on international economic matters. It will not be a happy visit. He will be delivering a disappointing message to the Carter Administration to the effect that West Germany will not take new measures to stimulate
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    T.F. Hawng takes you down memory lane
    457 16 T.F. Hawng takes you down memory lane Manwatching. The word comes from the title of a remarkable book the Sunday Nation IS serialising. The author Is Dr. Desmond Morris of The Naked Ape fame. Manwatching (an extension of birdwatching) is educational. I love it. I did manwatching in the High
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    Across the Causeway
    586 16 EXCERPTS of editorial comment from the New Straits Times, Malaysia. rr: declaration by the chairman of the Penang division of the MCA that the party might field independents should it not be allowed to contest more seats than It had been allocated for the 1974 election touches
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    Ullman thumbs down for tax proposals
    803 16  -  MILTON CHASE LITTLE HOPE FOR CARTER'S PLANS By in WASHINGTON PRESIDENT Carter's proposal to phase out the current deferral of US taxes on foreign income earned by US corporations and their subsidaries is running into strong congressional opposition and stands little chance of approval
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    Lock icon Italy's real fears are over the future of the economy
    721 16  - Italy's real fears are over the future of the economy ROLAND DALLAS By In ROME ITALY'S latest crisis had produced reports of chaos and violence in Rome, talks of civil war and Western fears that the communists are about to enter the government. Despite all this, an American diplomat commented
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      Ex-inmate searches for the Poh Leong Kok
      179 17 Ex-inmate searches for the Poh Leong Kok IWIBH to Inquire through your column, the present whereabouts of the Poh Leong Kok This is a welfare home for girls, established before the World War Two and financed by 10 very wealthy men of that society. According to my sources, the Poh
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      'FLYING BALL' DANGER NEAR PLAYGROUND
      180 17 I WOULD like to bring to notice the danger that lurks at the children's playground situated at Block 15 of MarsUlng Estate No doubt most playgrounds are safe but in this case It is the field In front of the playground that poses a danger
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      'Australian way of musical literacy will be too costly for Singapore'
      319 17 A PAGE OF YOUR LETTERS MUCH as I am impressed by the efforts of the Australian educational authorities to promote musical literacy on a national scale, I feel It is wishful thinking on the part of Mr. simpllclous Chong
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      Those residents' committees
      178 17 I REFER to your report (ST. Jan 23). under the heading "Move to Improve Grassroots Leadership." I would like to make some clarifications. The formation of residents' committees is not a project of the People's Association or the People's Action Party. It is an experimental project Initiated
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      Deplorable state of floors in cinemas
      125 17 AS a frequent cinema goer. I am disgusted by the deplorable condition of the cinema hall floors. They are usually covered with fcod wrappings, half eaten foodstuffs not to mention children's urine, which emits a sickening stench. Most of the more popular cinemas in
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      117 17 a •*j4§s J Mm 1 m mm Come and be beautiful, The Beauty Organiser Set worth $1 04 for purchases above $80. And an elegant HR seethrough umbrella with any 2 items purchased ±J (While Stocks last) HELENA RUBINSTEIN V The Science of Beauty J Outside black. Inside red. Or
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      459 17 Thomson tells you why you should be using a top -loading washer. The washing machine designed to care for you as well as your clothes! The washing drum I I IL I removed durm 9 in top-loaders I I wash without is held by I I J^k 11 I! soapy
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      886 17 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 1.15 PM Opening announcements followed by 6.35 Romantic n Classic Art Joseph Mallord Sesame Street William Timer (Part 2 repeat) 2.05 Saturday Matinee Hercules And The 7.00 The Struggle for Survival (last episode) Tyrants Of Babylon, starring: Rock Ste 7.30 News (Malay) vens. Anna Maria
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1234 18 THE last transacted ready sale at me close of business on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices *o«ether with 1977/78 hl|h and low. C Adjusted for script/ rights Issue) IF77/7H L., t MlCh Low Company Sale +or8ECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS 154 132 Acma
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      Unit trusts
      330 18 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST lM«i|m prloM for Ju Ml The Commerce 1.77 1 88 The Savinf Fund 110 »1.IT Spore Prog Fund 0.81 0.86 Spore Security Fund 159 l.M Spore Invest Fund 1.01 1.07 A8IA UNIT TRUST IMaugm' prim tar Jan M) Mai Invest Fund 1 70 1.81 Mai
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1590 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett." Big Board
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      Government and corporate bonds
      309 18 4 .1/4% 1/5/7* (250.000) (100 60 B 100. 70S) 5 1/4% 15/10/79 (250.000) I 101 15B 101 22S> fi V4% IS/R/KO (250.000) (103. SOB) 4 .1/47, 15/9/HU (250.000) (99 t"H (I9.55S) fi .1/4% I/I2/H0 (250.000) (103.70B) 5% T 15/4/HI (250.000) 101 MB) 5% T F I5/I0/HI
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1673 18 BID 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 AniWTMto (2. ITS). «l«m (2.5SB) (2) 2 .37 (2) 2.80. A ChMs
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      COPPER
      33 18 LONDON: Oopfxr prlcei on Ttiunday iprrvloui la brmckmi Wntfcjr Spot buytra 1*23 lf«34). Mllcn £822 50 U63»>: Thrc« Month buyen <U3.S0 .(•47 501. Mllcn («M ({M8>. Mtrktt Uim: Steady. |al«t 21.400 tonnn.
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        46 18 Gentingi 221 +9 Temerloh 253 +8 NST 525 +5 CSuftn 268 +5 Supreme Corpn 255 5 MOment 266 H Bbyi 155 +4 Metal Box Spore 228 3 IVrlii Plant 183 3 C Securitiea 140 +3 Faber Merlin 90', +3 (CM 416 +2 Kempaa 390 *2
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        42 18 Brrjuntai 735 -10 M Tobacco 590 -10 Shangri-La 344 -6 Srlanfor Drrdu 460 -4 Si Stramahip 225 -4 Tan (hen* 250 -3 Khon»(.u«n 164 -3 DufTIVv 142 -3 TimraPub 388 -2 <*C 266 -2 YHS 219 -2 Inl Wood 157 -2
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        Most active stocks
        29 18 Kaber Merlin HMf! Srruritin 106.000 Onlingi M.OO0 P>han((ont 7«,0W Haw Par 41.000 SIMM 40.000 Prrak Carbide 39.000 A P I 35.000 Sigma Mn.l 32.000 Olympia 31.000
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        39 18 Jan 26 Jan 27 B.T. Index: 528 97 540 04 Industrials: 264 70 264 43 Finance: 422.71 422.81 Hotels: 174.87 175.34 Properties: 167.35 167.67 Tins: ***** 141.54 S rubbers: 427.38 427.53 O.C.B.C: 236.69 236.15 S.E.S. Ind: 233.15 232.79
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        139 18 TWE Straits tin price 1 eased $24 to $1,620 per picul In Penang yesterday on an official offering down ten tonnes to 240 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady at lower levels with forward buyers down £55 to £0.040 ftr tonne LONDON: Tin on the day lost £95
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        CLOSING PRICES
        30 18 Rubber Jan 27. Singapore: Feb 198.50 cts (up 1.75 cts.) Malaysia: Feb 200.75 cts (up 130 cts.) Tin: $1,620 (down $24). Official offering: 240 tonnes (down 10 tonnes).
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        67 18 Thursday Wtdntsday Melbourne (1) 135 90 155 00 London 173 00B 1T7.10B 173 508 177.508 Zurich 173 00B 177. 23B 176 238 178.008 Paris 107 94 1W.67 Friday Thursday Honlkonx 173 *3B 17« OOB 17« 138 17«.3O8 8 pore (2) 176 SIB 176 69B 177.178 177 328 Export pnrra
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      RUBBER
      462 18 /OPENING prices In the V Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked up following higher London advices, dealers said. Prices later advanced fractionally on light upcountry buying and short-covering. Towards the morning close, however, prices fell back on stable bull liquidation. Turnover was moderate The morning session closed quiet. Prices
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      100 18 }AILY SSR and SMR price* at noon yerterday: EJl.S. <C»re^t Mth) (Forward Mth) M Buyer* Belter. B»r«™ Seller. ;SR 20 (1 ton DalleO ***** 193 00N 192 00 194.00N BR50 (ltonE) ***** 191 00N 190.00 192.00N >MR 5<^ EL^' ton pallet) 209 00 211.00N 210 M 212O0N
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      122 18 CHINCH PRODUCE II CHANCE, IINCAPORE NOON CLOtINC PRICK PER PICUL YltTMDAY. CHdwt «ll: Bulk »7S Mlltn. old drum (S3 teller*, new drum (88 lellwi C**n: Mixed <loo*e) UK Cont (tt buy en. Pmir: Muntok AST A white fob 10OS NLW f«45 tellen. Sarmwak wbiu lob. M% NLW (422i
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      430 18 MIXED trading took place in moderate volume on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. A mild rally seen during the early morning session petered out in the afternoon due to the lack of strong follow-through support. Interest was concentrated on a handful of speculative issues only
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      343 18 SELECTIVE support continued to buoy up prices In moderately active conditions on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. The market had Initially opened at around the overnight levels, but as buying interest trickled In. trading turned decidedly firmer in the afternoon. The few exceptions to this trend were
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      Money and excahnges
      225 18 T"HE US dollar opened »t $2.3305 25 In the Singapore forex market yesterday. It gained some strength shortly after the opening and was taken to J2 3320 30 The dollar softened In the afternoon and fell back to close quiet at $2 3300 05 Interbank forward rates
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      NOMINAL RATES
      112 18 Interbank rates at 3.00 p.m. Currenckf Nominal ratea Smithsonian P*rc*nUf» tinted reiUrdaj (croai) parity chance ss^Un- as as ?gs =ss Auft scnulnY* *****2 15.4084 U 1012 +M.M Bel franc (com) 7.1153 ***** 6.2915 +13.09 Danish kroner 40.6347 40.7230 40.3955 -r 0.58 French franc 49.2324 49 3244 55.1166 -10.67
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      295 18 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates u at close on Jan 27. US Dollar* I Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 7 1/16 8 1»/ 1« 1 mth 7 1/8 7 2 mths 7 7/16 7 5 16 3 mths 7 9/16 7 7/16 6 mths 7 13 16
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      Minimum lending rates
      61 18 ACBC 7 AI|«HHBuk T Bangkok Bask 7 Baak of America 7 Baak af Ckiu 7 Buk of Takyo 7 Buk Naaara l O (t«iM*U 7 Ckartmd Baak 7M Ch... MaakatUa 7 DBS 7H Pint CUcac* T Citib.uk 7 H8BC T lndocuat 7 to MaUyu iUaku* 1 Miuui
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        Hongkong
        329 18 HONOKONO: Share prices closed firmer yesterday In moderate volume after earlier weakness as operators drew encouragement from Hongkong's smaller December trade deficit, dealers said. The Hang Seng Index was up 4.3J) to 406.85. JAN V HKS Anial Rubber 1 S2B -0 01 Hill HHll Hole ls 2 825 Bowulrrs
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        372 18 TOKYO Share prices closed slightly higher yesterday led by motorcycles, after late profittuklng pared early gains, dealers said The Dow Jones average rose 6.90 to close at 5.028.41 with volume of 290 million shares. The New Index closed at 376 17, up 0.60 JAN 27 Ymi Ajinunmui 453 -7
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        248 18 SYDNEY: The stock market closed slightly lower yesterday in dull trading following the consumer price figures announced on Thursday, dealers s;uil The Sydney AU-ordlnarles was down 0 22 to 465 96 Jan 27 c*nts INDISTWAL8 ACT 166 -1 AmpolPei rt -3 AN1 153 -1 APM 127 unch Bank NSW
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        183 18 STRIKING prices of the stock options officially listed on the Stock E> change of Singapore, the periods, bid and offer prices and business done yesterday, with the number of options traded shown In brackets (old Storage (March Jl.Tin (D.KIB U.32S). (•lunr SI. 70) (0.14B 0.3MS) and (March $2,201
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        204 19 NEW YORK, Thurs. Stocks fell sharply across a broad front In moderate trading today, and analyst! said the half-hearted rally attempts of the past few days finally gave way to Institutional selling. Some analysts attributed the fall to expectations of a sharp rise in US money .supply figures
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        65 19 A MSTERDAM. TTlurg. rk Prices were mixed with a firmer bias In quiet trading. MM and Roy»l Duicii firmed In otherwise steady Dutch Internationals. Other firm iharee were Ahold, 1'akhord and Hrinektn State leans were lower doling price* In Dutch fullden »lth tht dlftrrence on the prevloua so*! ion
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        Zurich
        188 19 yi'RlCH. Thurs. Stock prices advanced In very active settlement day trading, bolstered by heavy demand from Institutional buyers. Financial were mixed after their recent strength Landlj and GYR edged lower after the announcement of a capital Increase and proposed higher dividend. In the foreign sector, dollar stocks were geieraUy
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        Indices
        277 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 475.8 Wednesday 483.2 Week Ago 486 0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 763.34 Wednesday 773.44 Week Ago 778.67 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Thursday 75'fc to 76 Wednesday 77V, to 78 II K HANG SEND Thursday 402.87 Wednesday 405.57 Week Ago 402.18 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 466 18
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      Dim outlook at Berjaya Kawat
      530 19 Dim outlook at Berjaya Kawat THE present downturn In the cyclical logging Industry has had Its effect on the fortunes of Berjaya Kawat. For the first six months of the current year ending April 30, 1978. the company's pre-tax profit fell from nearly Ms 2 million previously to $141 million.
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      Amcol queried on building sale
      278 19 THE Slock Kxchange of Singapore has asked Pan Rbctric Industries (Pan Xl) and Amcol Electrical Industries how they arrived at the price of $4 million for the .even- storey factory lu'ilding at No. 7, Kampong Khvu Koad. I'an Kl's wholly-owned subsidiary. Pan Electric Appl anc-es
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    Smokers warned against the risk of lung cancer
    242 19 Smokers warned against the risk of lung cancer AGROIP of smokers attending the FiveDay Plan to Stop Smoking at the Youngberg Memorial Hospital was told by a doctor about the increasing risk they took of lung cancer with each puff they took. Or. W.W. Eastman, a visiting Rotarian from Washington
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    MURDER BID CHARGE DROPPED
    132 19 MURDER BID CHARGE DROPPED A MAN, accused of being an accomplice in the attempted murder of a police constable in Oeylang last year, was yesterday given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal by a magistrate. Leong Ah Wei alias Ooh Ah Seng. 25, was given the discharge after Inspector
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    Warning on the growing trend of obesity
    365 19 Australian nutrition expert yesterday urged doctors to help promote a more active life-style among their patients in view of the growing trend of obesity in the developing countries. Said Dr. B.S. Hetzel, chief of the Division of Human Nutrition at the Commonwealth Scientific
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    Stole day's takings
    42 19 A JOBLESS man was Jailed three months by a magistrate's court tor stealing $280 from a petrol kiosk In Upper Fast Co»«t Pr>»d. Joseph Dennis De Wind, 28, admitted stealing the day's takings from the kiosk on MarchS. 1976.
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    Ang pow joy
    35 19 THE Minister of Labour nnd MP for Telok Aver. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will present ang pows to the aged at Hong Llm community centre at Pek'n Street tomorrow at 9 am
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    HDB assns query
    77 19 ENCIK Mansor Sukalml (Kampong Kemoangan) will ask the Minister for National Deve lopmtnt and Communications, Mr. Lim Kirn San. at the next sitting of Parliament on Tuesday to state the government's view on the role of social, cul- tural, recreational, religious and other private organisations In Housing
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    POLICE TO HOLD ROUTE MARCH
    121 19 POLICE TO HOLD ROUTE MARCH FLICE will hold a route march for its 10th intake of 496 fulltime national servicemen from the eight land divisions and two reserve units at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow The march will begin from Telok Kurau Secondary School in Still Road, through Changi Road. Haig Road.
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    Special MAS flight to Malacca on Feb 6
    161 19 Special MAS flight to Malacca on Feb 6 MALAYSIAN Airline System will put Into service a special flight lrom Singapore to Malacca on reb 6 to •cope with the Chinese New Year rush. The flight, to operate on a FokKer Friendship, will leave at 1.30 pm and arrive in Malacca
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    C-centre's new wing
    37 19 OUTRAM Park community centre extension wing and education centre at Outram Road will be of fldally opened today at 11 30 a.m. An anti-drug exhibition will be held in conjunction with the official opening.
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      758 20 I FOR SALE A SHOPPING GUIDE Importer! Ik local refrigerators, freezers available GENERAL ELECTRIC KELVINATOR PHILCO LEONARD WESTINGHOUSE AEG KENWOOD HITACHI SANYO NATIONAL ACMA PAN ELECTRIC Itabfci all kinds of washing machines, televisions household appliances •Ea*y term* arrangaabl** For more details contact HENG COMPANY 399. JALAN KAYU (S) 2*. BRANCH:-
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      685 20 NITROSOL" BEATS THEM all This concentrated extract of .*****11:1 1 flesh and bone accelerates growth and increases flower power Velne Orchid Gardens -Bjaaa^^m^^Saß r\.X\VXXV\XV\.V\%< DUNLAP g CLARKE BPre-amp model 10#/ Sand power model 250, J iJSOO. 1000 for exportS igonly. 5 VIEW: S, f 2 SOUTH ASIA 3 351 Victoria
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      612 20 II EMPLOYMENT A firm el Chartered Accountant* nvites applications for the 'ollowing posit ons I. AUDIT MANAGER Applicants should be qualified Accountants (R.A.S and have several years of proil experience with the ibllltj to administer and supervise a number of staff While the work Is audit oriented, the nature of
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      460 20 A newly Mtebltonad Japanee* company manufacturing maaeurlno tapaa has immediate vacancies for ACCOUNTS CLERK 1-2 years accounting experience and be able to handle a complete set of books Independently Possess a LCC Accounting Certificate RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK Able to type 40 WPM and experience in office procedure and filing. Be able
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      691 20 II EMPLOYMENT \iWNOL \neptune opknt ljnes ltd nol requires immediateLV TELEX OPERATORS (MALE) Applicants must possess a School Certificate or equivalent and must have at least 1 2 years working experience In the operation of a telex machine Plaaaa apply Including paeaport *ii* photo and a contact telephone number with
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      731 20 The Promotions Department of I large Industrial organisation requires a STENOGRAPHER Applicants must be Slnga|>or.' Citizens, preferably in their early twenties and should at least possess a minimum of three OCE 'O' level passes with distinction in Kniilish. have a shorthand and typewriting speed of 80 wpm and 40 wpm
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      496 20 II EMPLOYMENT I it WE NEED TOP CALIBRE MALE/FEMALE I SALES EXECUTIVES Are you dlssatisfle/1 w J present Job' J Do you rtestn I < j better In ing and Do you have good tacts' Then we need VOUI I Beak qualrftcatlona: Applicant' '> j fluent Engl 'j 8v v
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      299 20 FURNITURE COMPANY REPRESENTATIVES .ii lurni liners .rid inllrrw >t partial have the to Mowing: rn-nce est mission a rite to:»»rtr*er Maiwall Road PoM Office. P O Boi 3945 i'j»e 2. MALAY SPEAKING Clifford d) Technical [f] xpandlng firm haa the ■-iclee:(1) TECHNICAL OFFICER HFE TECHNICAL OF- DDoir.tment: enti are raj
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      1119 21 II EMPLOYMENT I ©SANYO -w—^»-» ELECTRONICS (S) PTE. LTO, ASE PTE LTO Vacancies for: Machinery Manufacturing Company In Jurong haa immediate employ- 1) JUNIOR PURCHASING FABRICATION SUPERVISOR ASSISTANT a Well versed in weldin. nology and must be familiar qcE O Level with with Inner shield. MXi and credits in English
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      674 21 II EMPLOYMENT RENTAL SALES AGENT (FEMALE) This is a challenging Job which will bring you into contact with the travelling public You will be Involved In renting cars to customers. selling worldwide car rental reservations and some clerical work The paraon wa ere looking for a Valid driving licence Senior
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      780 21 FEMALE QUALITY CONTROL Trainee applicants should have at least a GCE 'O' level pass in Elementary Maths and speak fluent English 2 shifts rotational duties. (7.00 am 3Oopm3oOpm— 1100 pm) required Experience not necessary as training will be provided Starting salary basic $160 p m Please write to Metal Containers
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      1215 21 II EMPLOYMENT AN INTERNATIONAL HOTEL lequlres NIOHT AUDITOR a Must poaasn a School Car- i trncate and NCR Claaa 42 Car- Mftcate a Experience aa Night AudMar outd d# sin ■tovftntaigv a Fiaaaant pereonaWy Please apply giving full details of i qualifications and experience, re- cent photograph and telephone number
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      589 21 I 111 VEHICLES A MATS For Vtiiicltf ittk «p M Tintt Sitiirtity Car KarT ttiay 37- S S Sloop Mark Too' Fully equipped for racing or cruising IR^MHHHHHMfJ Finance available Tel *****65 •aWiMeMwJH STILETTO FIBREGLASS RUN- I ABOUT with 115 hp Johnson BMa%taflaaaaa»»>Jaaaaaaaaa»^EaaiEal| motor Excellent condition Tel: aaVaasßßjajßjajaaßßßßaavßSSßßajsaßSßßßassi *****6/ *****9
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      793 21 [IV ACCOMMODATION I PtOPtOITIES DIST. IS MYTHS ROAO single- THOMSON OREEN FURNISHED storey bungalow. 3 bedrooms. 2 split-level semi-detached doubletoilets. 1 bathroom, dining. 8,000 storey bungalow 3 bedrooms sq ft $540 partly furnished Dlst. large living/ dining, aircondl is East Coast Road double-storey tloned.) study and servant's terrace (3 years
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      1294 22 IV ACCOMMODATION 4 PROPERTIES ■b^ b^ NEPTUNE COURT SSOO: Jervols ■******************** close $750. River Valley Road jTTTTiTjnJMiBBJ $7SO ArnDpr Roar j $550: Paslr ■rWfVn p an|gn|{ $450. Seletar $370: jj^^^^^l Changl $350 *****3' *****9 BBS^iB^B^BBB^Baa^BjaB^B^BM APARTMENT AT M3-B. Upper t'haiiKl I rent |,t ffltttS Phone Mr Low *****W HILLTOPS APARTMENT
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      1389 22 lIVI IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES ■******************** JOHORE BAHRU CHARMING I hilltop single-storey hunealow I I Vp| H i freehold 1 behind Oovernment H Curst house 1 lounge. 3 bedK~~ dfttV aval I rooms, etc Land area approx W efad 8.000 sq ft Price J70. 000 on o W Tel 1VH222
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      1061 22 V SERVICES I mSIHPS MMEDIATE REPAIR COLOUR. TROPICAL TV SPtCIAL «T In IW TV cassette, amplifier. Black/white colour repair aji- t ntenna Installation Fair tennae insullatlon Tel 51M12 harges Tel *****3/ 4023*1 Fair charges guaranteed leng Leong DAY/NIGHT T.V. service, fast and reliable antennae installation etc CIENCE TECHNICAL DAY/ Night
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      1247 22 VI EDUCATION A TMtHINC j ■■■"^■p* STAMFORD COLLEGE PART TIME PRIVATE INTRODUCES JAPANESE SECRETARIAL COURSE LANQUAOE You can now take a part time Learn easily and rapidly through evenings only, private secretarial audio-visual aids and the latest course at Singapore's elite leaching method Private Secretarial School l Beginners' class commences:
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      142 Deaths
      295 23 MR. KWEK OUAN HONO aged 77 years passed away peacefully 27-1-78 'caving behind beloved wife. 2 sons. Walter and Foster. 6 daughters. Barbara Anne. Dorothy. Mary. Lily and Nancy 2 daughters-in-law. 6 sons-in-law and 21 grand-children to mourn his loss Cortege leaving 59 Conwiy Grove. Singapore 15 at
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      46 23 lumm J? «VER LOVINfI memory of fX^,,,!?" EnR V""*, c-ii^uTn^^fX^r 1"-' Iti every loving memory ol »ur dearest MUM. Two yeurs have passed since you left us Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by all your loved MOM LEE SICW ENO Departed on 21.171
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      IN LOVING MEMORY
      48 23 A Year has passed, sine* you leu But memories o! you. still linger in our hearts Dearly loved and always remembered by Mum. Dad, brother, sisters brother-in-law, ,ui<i M.sler-in-law "The Lord n my Shaphwd Pi. DOROTHY CHAN SIEW HUN DEPARTED 2* /1 177 AGE: 11
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      744 23 VI EDUCATION TRAINING j i a—— C»PITOL MUSIC CENTRE (AMA) BVBBJBVBBjpsjBJHBfIB conducts imiMr courses for aljj'H kui' in Pop/ clas*»»»1^ a»»»»»»»— S iral Pop singing by profes•■■■•■■a»««»»»»«B»»«B»«a»ja»a»»«a»l ilonal musicians Contact JAPANESE. ENGLISH. MANDARIN. Robefl i anon Unit 127 Ist. fir. Malay. Thai Conversation by Capitnl Shopping Centre Tel Language Experts,
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      1337 23 I VII TRAVEL m RESTAURANTS s^^pvaMM I ALL THAILAND *^^^*sfi Haaflyai'SongkPii/ Bangkok' Pattaya/Chiengmai BaY //^^SaBBBBBVxV^Bai luaat mean trMa/av} bf AY Vto Baam 0 rtiyt cckcmi WII m\- B^StamW mm 2? 9 2?32? j k> 3 BL^jj^Ba^B ll n330 J 646 4 13 4 ?0 421 4 ft. \MtBE2wJJ M SAWADDEE
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      591 23 I VIII ANNOUWCEMCNTS 4 PERSONAL MAKE FRIENDS INSTANTLY Wft^^ry^WWWWWWmWW through correspondence/ ■l|4^^^^^^^^^miLi^^^l telephone contact Serangoon m PO. Box 119. Singapore 12 Tel *****41 THE CHURCH OF Jesus Christ of ajvjjaaßaajjaaHaaajajaßßaiJaaaaaai Latter-Day .Suinls Open house 2Sth January 7 9 30 pm Film BWT!a^^^^^'l^^H Show Refreshment 253 Buklt |mm±^m^JL±JM^^m Timah Road. Spore
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      2165 23 times sot unlay car mart —a—— (■■■■■■■■■■Mia^i— am| IMS MINI STATIONWAOON. Road W mm t m f m f m^ m FfmW^ttM WtmmWmWftt9m m Mmf9lfmm\ Ux May Oood condition ri.Ti LtaTM Suitable for PARF $1, 700 313- A i Onan Road Spore 15 I^™^^^*^'''^ 1(70 Oel. MERCEDES 280S A^^^^mT mm
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      984 23 DECEMBER 1674' Comtner/ Dodt* Diesel Van MOOCL KCH 403S (2*4 ton) REGISTERED end May 1978 CONDITION Bodywork/ paintIng, tjrrei, engine etc., good price Negotiable PHONE Lm Foe* Ow Scon* toaM LM ItM. MERCEDES IKI. 1 owner Alrcond Very good condition Reasonable offer Ring *****2, Jim. i»73 FIAT 124 Special Beautiful
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      1111 24 times Saturday car mart mmm^^ m^^^^^^^^\-T> MINI 1000. Sports rims/ stwrSWHMVNVHV^RS^TTTr^I :rt iohmilp box. new paintwork. M ***** after LATE Wn VOLKSWAGEN 1200 KxcHliMit condition Tax May, 4 •INOAPORE UtrfD CA« (PTE) LTO > HMB74 OOLDHILL PLAZA STORE 6 MONTHS OLD Honda VH lOOacTEL: ISMII a 5515»0 ellent i-ondilmn 1(4.
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      648 24 I We are a stable multi million investment in I Singapore. For our expanding manufacturing tJ O operations we require: 3 SUPERVISORS 3 Production 2-3 years experience in organising and leading a I production line. Able to communicate effec- I J tively with all levels of staff and to motivate
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      696 24 -(tsso) ESSO PRODUCTIONOIL PRODUCTION SPECIALISTS Esso Production Malaysia Inc. has need for qualified offshore Production Specialists for its production operations. We are seeking highly qualified personnel interested in service with Esso Production Malaysia Inc. Experience: Minimum of 5 years oil field producing operations experience, preferably on offshore platforms. Education: Minimum
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      931 24 r co l Arab -Malaysian Development Bank Bmrtutd ARAB-MALAYSIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK, the first bank to link Malaysia and the Arab World with the aim of strengthening bilateral investment and trade through development finance, seeks a high ca'ibre person to fill the senior position of: MANAGER BANKING DEPARTMENT At Least U5525,000
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      Adjourned: Talks on Concorde flights ban
      544 25 K. LUMPUR, Fri MALAYSIAN and British negotiators today adjourned their three days of talks over the Malaysian ban on the supersonic Concorde f1 i g hts over its airspace. Informed sources said today that the meeting was much more cordial than the last meeting
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      Labs razed at vet institute
      174 25 KLUANG, Fri. Firo destroyed part of the Veterinary Institute, about 10 km from here early yesterday morning, causing damage estimated at $300,000. Three deafening explosions, believed to be from large gas cylinders In a research laboratory, rocked the building. According to the Fire Brigade chief
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      Police open fire to break up triad clash
      233 25 Police open fire to break up triad clash KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Police fired two warning shots and broke up a clash between two rival tangs over a girl at Jalan P a d a n g in Jinjang North here last night 1'hey later detained three suspects two of whom
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      Hunt for fourth member of hold-up gang
      259 25 Hunt for fourth member of hold-up gang IPOH, Fri.— Police are looking for the fourth member of the triggerhappy gang, three cf whom were shot dead by police at their hideout In a deserted area opposite Bukit Merah New Village, about 6.5 km from here, yesterday. The Perak CID Chief,
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      Dr Lim's blast at 'kayu tiga' politics
      360 25 Dr Lim's blast at 'kayu tiga' politics PENANG, Friday r<HIEF Minister Dr. Lim Chong Eu desv cribed today the concept of fielding independent candidates in an election by a member party of a ruling coalition as "the kayu tiga of local politics" or political chicanery. Dr. Lim, who is also
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      Jungle samsu
      29 25 KUALA KANGSAR, FH._ An Illegal munsu distillery tv found by a police party In the Blntang HlJau jungle, 24 km from here, following a tip-off yesterday afternoon.
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      83 25 GOODWILL of the Yt^ .kiij 1 i*ia I B 1 PORTABL E TYPEWRITER B SaUUft* fc^fMl Model -tippa" j Jp*~* m I Guaranteed for one year from date of mvoice 1 Ji COGNAC P.- 4151- onwards. J A MARNIER LAPOSTOLLE r st Thong Hiong Hng !3f!| a get R» G>W-
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      710 25 Metal Box Malaysia Berhad invites applications for the following MANAGEMENT POSITIONS ASSISTANT PERSONNEL OFFICER The successful candidate will be responsible for the development and implementation of personnel programmes covering employment (manpower planning, recruitment, salary and benefits administration, discipline) and welfare of employees in the bargainable category presently totalling 920. An
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      693 25 APPOINTMENT Applications are invited from suitable candidates to fill vacancies In the following positions In a well established local Bank (A) Train** Bank Officer* (B) Bank Clerks Qualifications and Exp*ri*nc« (A) University degree In Business Administration. Accounting or Economics. Candidates with professional qualification or diploma from the MARA Institute of
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      252 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday A MALAYSIAN official team will soon visit Burma, Thailand and China to buy more rice to meet the shortage and at the same time increase the national stockpile, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade Dato Seri Dr. Mahathir
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      105 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl The allocation of seats for component parties of the National Front for the coming elections has not yet been determined, the Deputy Prime Minister, Dato Seri Dr. Mahathir Mohamad said today. Answering questions by reporters after meeting the visiting Yugoslav trade delegation
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      33 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Malaysia and Sweden are now holding negotiations here to renew their textile agreement which expires March 31. the Swedish Ambassador here. Mr. X A Palthelm. ;ald today. AP.
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      180 26 Malaysia going ahead with urea project KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Malaysia Is folng ahead with its Asean urea lertlliser project, a spokesman of the Foreign Ministry said here today. He added that the fovetnntnt was now studying a report submitted by m Japanese team engaged to carry oat a feasibility of
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      151 26 BOTAK CHIN PLEA TO PRIVY COUNCIL KUALA LUMPUR, Frl— An application by Rangleader Wong Swee Chin alias Botak Chin, for special leave to appeal against the dismissal by the Federal Court concerning his application tor more time to appeal against his death sentence will be heard at the Privy Council
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      122 26 KLANO. Frl. Three robbers staged a lightning hold-up at an Illegal "casino" here this afternoon. Their leader, gun-ln-hand, fired two warning shots and, with two other dagger-armed accomplices, raided the "casino" In a longhouse, off 1.6 km, Jalan Meru. at 2.50 p.m. They took money
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      301 26 Call for a 'moral clean-up' of JB JQHORE BARU, Friday QEVERAL municipal councillors called for action against illegal massage parlours, nightclubs and bars which, they said, were ruining the image of Johore Baru. In calling for a "moral clean-up" of the town, the councillors said that both the municipality and
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      175 26 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp /whether you "N she didn't cape say I I that show ended I V you were risht about I II LIKE IT OR NCTT, J A WORD-THATS THE 7 JUST AT THE SOIN3 OUT TONI«WT-W1 MASOIE, I'M _y ONLY WAV TO TREAT
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      64 27 T^EW YORK, Frl. J-l The New York Cosmos have sent a letter informing the West German Soccer Federation that Franz Beckenbauer can be released for the actual games of the World Cup competition In June, but not for training from February through May. Helmut Schoen, minnager of West
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      557 27 CCOTLANI) could be the most dangerous outsiders in the World Cup soccer finals in June. In a competition where attacking, rather than defensive skill brings the greatest rewards, the Scots will field one of the most goal-hungry teams of the 16 finalists who will take the field
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      336 27 ONDON. Fri. League soccer takes a back seat tomorrow as the 32 survivors in the English Football Association Cup meet in the fourth round. The charm of the cup comes wben the big clubs are pitted against the small, and the draw has
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      61 27 HOLIDAY INN chalked up their fourth straight victory when they beat East Asiatic 4-0 In the Singapore Business Houses Football League Division 3 match at Balestier Road yesterday. Other Dlv. 3 remits Brown Boverl 2 Par E«m Levlngston 1, Vosper Spore 1 Premier Milk 0. Mitsubishi
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      186 29 Taiwanese pair maintain their lead BOGOTA, Fri. Broth eTS Tze Ming Chen and Tze Chung Chen of Taiwan maintained their lead with a score of 149 yesterday, the second day of the four-day international golf tournament by pairs. West Germany who were lying fifth on Wednesday shot a 145 to
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      625 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA By yyORLD Cup players Chang Chung Fa and Lim Kian Hong shot record equalling one- under par 71s in masterly fashion to be joint leaders at the end of the first round of the $5,000 Ovaltine Open golf championship at the Jurong
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      106 29 MONTE CARLO, Fri. Frances Jean-Pierre Nicolas and co-driver Vincent Laverne in a rented Porsche Carrera unofficially won the 46th Monte Carlo rally today, the first private entrants to beat factory teams in the classic event since 1956. Unofficial timings were: 1. Jean-Pierre Nicolas and Vincent Laverne (France) Porsche
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      361 29 Richards gives Aussies a battering PERTH, Frl. A spectacular innings of 207 by South African Barry Richards, and a dazzling century by West Indian Gordon Greenidge, placed the World XI in a commanding position at stumps on the opening day of the World Series five day international match against an
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      155 29 NZ wickets take their toll AUCKLAND, Frl. England's batsmen foundered here today and were all out for 210 on the opening day of their three-day match against Auckland. Brief scores: England Ist Inns: 210 (Boycott 32, Botham 33, Old 32, Snedden 3-35). Auckland 4-0. After the lifeless wickets In Pakistan,
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      186 30 rE Football Association of Singapore have decided to send their Intermediate team to take part in the King's Cup tournament In Bangkok from April IS May 15. Though the squad have been in training for the Mara Hallm tournament In Medan since early
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      124 30 IOC 'no' to SA rpUNIS. Frl. The 1 International Olympic Committee's ex c cutive council rejected South Africa's application for re-admlsslon and failed to agree on another application from China, lOC president Lord Klllanln said yesterday. "We think this Is still premature," Klllanln told reporters when asked about South Africa's
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      40 30 LISBON, Prl. Sport Lg the Lisbon soccer team, N-" to visit China for thita weeks In June. Tram president Joao Rocha mXX that It would be the fl-si visit to China, by am»a m» or European team. AP
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      602 30 PS on sport TWO decades ago, Chu Chee Serif, rex garded by many as the best goalkeeper Singapore has ever produced, would have been alert and agile enough to catch flying shrapnel. Today, at 54. he dlsplays the elasticity that would make even ballet
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      195 30 A NEW-LOOK V. Gopal A emerged Civil Service squash champion when he defeated 1976 Pakistan Airlines Open winner Oon Chong Hau 8-4. 9-8. 9-5 in a 38- minute tussle of skill at the Police Academy reports FA i RICK BASTIANS. The biK surprise was that Oopal did
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      223 30 KELANTAN 1 PERLIS O TRENGGANU 0 SELANGOR O KOTA BAHRU, Fri. A 78th minute header by outsideright Allmin Ahmad gave Ke lan tan a 1-0 win over gallant Perlis in a Malaysia Cup North Zone soccer match at the Sultan Mohamed IV Stadium here today. The
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      321 30  -  JOE DORAI By FT was thumbs up for Moha m c d Noh, Eric Paine and S. Rajagopal as they passed their fitness test at Jalan Besar Stadium, last night. The trio's Inclusion In the Singapore squad, which leaves for Kuala Lumpur today for
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      30 30 AMMAN. Prl— Will McOulnness. former manager of Manchester United, has accepted a three-month coaching job with the Jordan security forces football team. It was announced here today. Reuter.
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      Four-match ban on Ahmad, Tan
      189 30 TWO players, Ahmad Sanwan and Sam Tan, were last night suspended four matches each by the Singapore Business Houses Football League Disciplinary Committee for misconduct In a league match, reports JOE DORAI. They were cnarged ror assaulting each other in a Division Three match on
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      209 30  - Hoteliers keen on inter-hotel meet DHARSHAN SINGH By HOLIDAY INN have invited more than 30 hotels in Singapore to Initiate the first Interhotel athletic meet. The Inn organised their own athletic meet last year, and the tremendous response they received, prompted them to start the inter-hotel meet. R. P. Sharma,
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      105 30 ATHLETICS— SAAA Lotto cross-country Individual and team league: Zig-uut brlckre to Stone bridge (B.Bkm) run Mcßltchle Reservoir 3.30 p m GOLF— BOA local circuit tourney: Ovtltlne Open (Jurong C.C. 7.30 aJn.) HOCKEY SHA Junior knock-out tourney: IA "B" v SRC "V (BalMtler Road 6.15 pjbl). SOCCnt— Malaysia Cup: South
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      351 30  - 5 more players enlisted in youth team BERNARD PEREIRA and WILFRED YEO By THE Singapore youth soccer team, now preparing for the Asian youth tournament in Hongkong in April, have been further strengthened by the enlistment of five players from the national intermediate side. The players are Kasmanl Salva, Hassan
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      202 30 SEPAK TAKRAW In Singapore will undergo a revolutionary change when a series of seminars and workshop sessions, organised by the Singapore Amateur Sepak T a k r aw Association (PERSES). get under way on Feb. 19, reports BERNARD PEREIRA. The Brainchild of Enclk Mansor Haji Sukalml,
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      137 30 AFTER three empty years, Oceaneerlng I finally won the championship by whipping Van Leer 19-1 in the play-off for the Slngapo r e Industrial Easy Pitch Softball League at King's Road yesterday. The one-sldedness of the play-off the two teams had previously won a half each— came
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      1037 31  -  BLUE PETER By TESTER PIGGOTT can land a double on Mick the Miller (Race Five) and Gallant Stallion (Race Six) at Bukit Timah today. Mick the Miller, a five-year- old by Kazakstaan. finished third to Napshot over 1600 metres last week after dictating the
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    66 32 A CAR barns in a Tunis street after violent clashes broke out between police and demonstrators during Tunisia's first general strike since Independence in 1957. Labour union leaders said at least 10 people were killed and many injured. The government has imposed a state of emergency and troops
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    75 32 BEIRUT, Fri. A general ■trihl was staged In Chris-tian-controlled areas of Lebanon today to mark thr second anniversary of ttir capture of the Christian town of Damour by Palestinian guerillas The protest strike followed a fresh outbreak of fighting between rlghtwtng Christian militiamen and an alliance
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    75 32 MOSCOW, Frl. A group of Soviet workers, technicians and engineers are planning' to establish a "free" trade union and seek support from the International Labour Organisation, six membtr> of '.he group told foreign correspondents here ye&ttrday. ITicy said about 200 people had made It clear
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    46 32 WASHINGTON. Frl. Senator Daniel Moynlhan has called on Soviet officials to halt persecution of dissidents or face a cut-off of US food sales. The New York senator was addressing 10 Soviet dissidents at a Democratic Party dinner given in their honour. Reutuer.
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    187 32 INDONESIANS must have faith in the x Indonesian Parliament's ability to control their government more, the Speaker of Parliament, Mr. Adam Malik, told the Indonesian community in Singapore on Thursday. Mr. Malik, who left Singapore yesterday for home with his wife and a special
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    43 32 DEATH MM. M. A. HLVA of Seremban. Malaysia puied away peacefully while on holiday In Sri Lanka. Body Uea In reat at 73-B Jalan Senang .Singapore. residence of •on Dr. Michael flilva. Cremation at Mount Vemen Crematorium Sunday 29tb 4 pm.
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    715 32 LONDON. Frl Government bonds lost ground today while equities closed mixed In light trading, dealers said At 3 pm the Financial Times Index was up 0 2 at 47a 0 Government bonds eased by up to 3/8 but were above lowest levels on bear closing operations and sporadic
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    400 32 DARES-SALAAM, Friday JJHODESIAN guerilla leader Robert Mugabe yesterday declared he would never accept a settlement agreed by white minority leader lan Sm ith and internal nationalist leaders, and said Mr Smith would stand trial after independence for aiding a "brutal" regime. Mr. Mugabe, coleader
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    47 32 SALISBURY, Fri. More whites left Rhodesia in 1977 than in any previous year, the government said last night. Some 16,j00 whites left last year, about 1,000 more than in 1964, the year before Mr. Smith unilaterally declared independence for the then British colony.— UPl.
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    219 32 Callaghan: We won't accept this accord LONDON, Friday PRIME Minister James Callaghan yesterday backed up Foreign Secretary David Owens statement on Wednesday that an internal settlement between Rhodesian white leader lan Smith and moderate black leaders would not be recognised by Britain. He was replying In the House of Commons
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    189 32 LONDON, Friday THE Iranian heiress who said >he gambled away £3 million (Ssl3 million) in three years in casinos is facing trial on charges of stealing two rings worth more than £200.000 from Cartler, the jewellers, court records .showed yesterday. Mrs. Fatemah "Kitty" Mllinalre, 39,
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    833 34  - Dayak tribesmen giving up their nomadic lifestyle INGO HERTEL By in Pontianak THE descendants of the Dayak headhunters in the wild interior of Kalimantan (Borneo) are slowly giving up nomadic life and accepting civilisation. And for once, this might prove a blessing, for the Dayak methods of food production are
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    474 34  -  C. FERNANO By in Colombo NEARLY 4.000 people as far apart as Australia and America look at the world, many for the first time, through eyes donated by people from Sri Laiika. The man responsible is diminutive, bespectacled Sri Lankan optnalmologist Dr. Hudson silva,
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      463 36 m mrmwr\w\ n lUI^OOOn^ diversification and to-day Ihrouph a combinatjofvc wbsidiaries ion I "Oil Id! W I W IVrx^V^lli^JV^ panies engaged in a wide range of marine-retrti J| I 1 SSSHSMiSSSS HSSHSSSSSSS AjlhflHIIlfcl M irc^^^^r^rrr^" 9 --^r^r^=si=^s ■■^T^B Tuas Shipyard represents a turning point and a new irtart It is
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      476 37 rS? m,n Board' -nember ember Board i ermanenSeTarJ-Nin-stry (Penmen, sSSS- (oJS-KSKwo*. Dra. -ge Oept. V < Valtje andN4ana< r of Finance) Ministry of Law) Department) of tnvironmenlj De/e*oc -^^lz—^—^^aaaii^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^— j^oO UHII ElßtllftjZ^^B HL^BLflii £r Congratulations to Wtf WVm m m KEPPEL SHIPVnRD LIIHITED f 1m m IB fl I^BflPn|j^H on
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      810 38 A 5b 90m nVGSl fl©n1 ing a very rar>9e 3 from I the s coming over dependent on any sector The biggest i^j-tT-t j-. aruxj^-TL r^^fc.^^ll^m tinues to develop this theme. 71 DOdwtdock j with Kajima CorpotjGC^jr luS Ilw2 tw should be regarded as a natural exte 5 objectives J
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      891 39 A 1 3|Tj Pl3nn©C V h.ghlight of faci'ities at the drydock is the travelling dock armc V«i iV*i i^^*« II 1 j whtc*i have a reach of 29 metres. Mounted on rails whk* run through H"^^m A I M^^^\#Jo t!-# L9 BU the len 3 tn of tne ctock thes6
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      1269 40 i yecrs after Sir Stamford Raffles founded Singapore, bears testimony to able. The abandoned pit became known as Cloughton s Hole. Though yVOPinf-^l 1^ mtGSD I the strategic location of the island as a shiprepair port. construction work resumed nearly 50 years later, the plan for the dock IX^P^VI *Jl.WW|-r
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      885 41 joint management by Tanjong Pagar Deck i atent Slip and Dock T^ 1913. During the 50?ear period jnder the Harbour Board two more Company, whicn >ad by then settled their differences. 1 n dry docks, named King's Dock and Queen's Dock, were added to the The situation for repair business
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      1122 42 ■wii I of 52.6 hectares. Major facilities include a 150,000 dwt drydock equipped with i capability for oil-rig construction, when It launched its first l^£% iC Ckl^l^^^l I 111 twn ve^a'i'e travelling stages (dock arms) with a maximum capacity of 400 kg c than r» has been able to offer
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      84 42 awl Best Wishes to I KEPPEI SHIPYARD LimiTED I on the official opening ofits I TUBS VRRD I I l 6A«HO 6<«U« €HH 9 iNMriN 9 (^t.J £t<<. No B Rhu Lane, (Off Taniongßhu) Singapore 15. Tel: *****87, *****45.*****2 W^ ajp Congnituhtiom I KEPPEI SHIPVRRD LimiTED I a« /fe official
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      933 43 WL A^~%y\fxk m |<^VK r\^v% fAvJ^Nr%yy%^Ny%4 1 the Shipyard's Education and Training Centre' Set up in 1967, the covering 6 months off-the-job and 2 years on-the-job, for candidates 'VianPUWvl L/wVvr l UUT ll Vl I L Centre is responsible for drawing up various development and training selected from the Shipyard's
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      108 43 JT Congratulations i|] I and Best Wishes to I I KEPPEI SHIPVHRD LimiTED I I on the official opening of its I I TUfIS VHRD I rf*« I'll iL^^Si k^> m^M^kw I wk\ It is our privilege to further contribute to the development of shipbuilding and j\ I repairing industries
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      475 44 to KEPPEL SHIPYARD LTD on the inauguration of their new facility TUASYARD SOLE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS ie^ I UrTv frif (life 1 2 Straight-line Action 4<s*ti^ CLAMPS CUT COSTS etf? f Cpp^^ In Production, Processing Original Equipments B^fiT'^ 7 #3p Hold-down Action ~^J Fait-action Destaco Toggle Clamps cut
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      732 44 A fbreign mining Company operating in Malaysia wishes to fill the following senior management positions 1. GENERAL MANAGER The appointed person will be a Malaysian citizen with proven record of success at senior management level He is expected to hold, preferably tertiory qualifications in mining or mechanical engineering, together with
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      500 44 r saf SAF CAREERS FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN The SAF is a rapid moving organisation. It requires tough ond ambitious young adults to progress. If your age is between l6Vi and 23 years and a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident, then we would like to invite you to join
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      221 44 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME We. Pacific International Lines (Pte) ltd., of 45. Market Street, Singapore 1. hereby give notice that in consequence of out Intended purchase, we hav; applied to the Registrar rf Singapore Ships, undir Section 417 of The Merchant Shipping Act (ChapUr 172, 1970
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      472 45 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME We, COSMAR FAR EAST PRIVATE LIMITED of 2D Chow House. 140/142 Robinson Road. Singapore 1, hereby give notice that in consequence of our clients' purchase of the vessel "MINI MOON", we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships, under Section 417
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      210 45 AUCTION SALE Good Quality Curtain Material, Garden Chairs, Coffee Tables, Coat Hangers, Cusi-Brushes, Detergent, Typewriter Ribbons Paper Cutters. To Be Held At No 58 Market Street, Singapore 1 ON THURSDAY, 2ND FEBRUARY 1978 At 1 1 00 A M VIEWING: 30th, 31st Jan& I st Feb between 10 am to
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      79 45 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE COMPANIES WINDING UB NO. 147 OF 1977 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of KING'S MACHINERY SINGAPORE PTE. LTD NOTICE OF WINDING UP ORDER IN THE MATTER OF KINGS MACHINERY SINOAPORE PTE LTD. WINDING
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      449 45 SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN THE CAUSE OF Divorce Petition No. 265 of 1975 Execution No. 620 of 1977 and No. 655 of 1977. Llm Klan Poen also known as Llm Klan Poon Petitioner Versus Alice Tan In Nlo Respondent and Edward Wu
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      234 45 Qmplmientsand^est Qfisha to KEPPEL SHIPYARD LTD on the inauguration of their new facility TUAS YARD from |m_ CHUAN HIAP SEN 6 CPTE) LTD. 1 i74-176.Tyrwhitt Road. Spore 8. Tel *****55/*****88. ESTABLISHED 1927 Telex CHS R*****6. Cable Add ROPEHOUSE. THE LEADING SUPPLIER OF STEEL AND ENGINEERING PRODUCTS TO ALL INDUSTRIES ALWAYS
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      598 46 The SGV Group Management Consulting Services Our client, a member of a well-established multinational manufacturing concern operating in Singapore, has now owing to expansion an opening in its organisation for a: I PERSONNEL and I ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER Around $26,000 p.a. The successful candidate who will be supported by a staff
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      690 46 The SGV Group Management Consulting Services A leading international property developer with a major prestigeous housing project in Singapore catering to a unique class of clientele seeks the services of an experienced executive to fill the position of: I MARKETING MANAGER I Up to $50,000 p.a. The successful candidate will
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      800 46 The SGV Group Management Consulting Services The Singapore Branch of a well-established international financial institution invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: I DEALER I ASIAN CURRENCY UNIT/ CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT (MS-1 0/459) (Salary commensurate with experience) The successful candidate will be responsible for handling the ACU
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      686 46 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. MH of 1977 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Chapter 186) And In the Matter of SEALAND FOODS (PRIVATE) LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a petition (or the winding up of the
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      1085 47 HEWLETT M, PACKARD HEWLETT PACKARD SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD To meet with its expansion program, Hewlett Packard Singapore has vacancies for its Computer Systems Group. SALES EXECUTIVES We are looking for matured professionals who are interested in being associated with the latest advances in Computer technology. Applications are invited from candidates
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      602 47 I—Manageri Manager— Public Relations A leading Bank with substantial interests in Singapore, Malaysia and overseas is looking for a suitably qualified and experienced person to head its public relations function. This is a senior appointment. The incumbent will be responsible to Management for the overall planning, development and implementation ot
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      782 47 Tractors Singapore Limited SERVICE MANAGER Over $$40,000 Per Annum Negotiable THE COMPANY: Tractors Singapore Limited is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tractors Malaysia Berhad, one of the world's largest Caterpillar dealers. TSL has a reputation of being a modern and efficient sales and service organisation. THE JOB: Service Manager To be
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      830 48 FULLY CONTAINERISED TO EUROPE EXPORTS Spore PKelam H Wr| B'Untn Utm Le Hanre CartVfanßa, 28 1 301 H/2 212 22 7 (25,2) HamtwiErpmi 4.' 6 2 25/2 27? n (6 3) Totreßa, 9 2 117 4/3 (73 hi 123 HMfttr« Eiprm 17/2 19 2 12 3 14/3 15/3 19 J
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      739 48 AUSTRALIA SERVICE TIMBER AND CONTAINERS P Kdanf Siniaport Loarjin| for KYOTEN MARU IN PORT/31 Jinl Ftb FREM ADEt MEL SVD TUE RIVER 20/21 Feb 18/19 Feb BRIS SYD MEL MAY CARP 15/17 Feb 11/1) Feb FREM. AOEL. MEL THREE STAR A/7 Mar 2/3 Mar FREM. ADEL. MEI SEABLOOM 17 19
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      1221 48 ll AW USSCi^Im wA VESSEL VOYAGE vessel C F S Closes Arrives, departs 5 00PM RAPHAEL SEMMESV-930 feb 1/2 j»n so GATEWAY CITY V-685 feb 7/1 fe»6 PONCE V-317 «B 14/15 Feb 13 GATEWAY CITY V-686 feb 21/2? feb 20 DRY RfFRISEMTEO CONTAINER SERVICE SAILING EVERY WEDNESDAY FOR PORTS IN
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      843 48 K\ mm Y*s^D kU h if Orient Overseas GoMiauieA, Line FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TO EUROPE (VIA SUED S'ptre Heltrtt So ton LeHore H bur| R'Han Antawp 2tESo«ItT Mi 2m ?53 3 3 3 "3 ■CIUTNM 12/J ij/j j,,^ |/4 3/4 tl MF-TU« COMI W 11/3 19 3 •> 4 7
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      1028 49 CONTAINERS*!? SERVICE TO UK CONTINENT I H'tat it" ll I r~. PMM —m A— Ml raaciclN lIV 21 laa II 111 'I* f* '3 Fel (IS FH) 11 FH liC" fll II Wl I liIaIDIR 2t Mar 22 MM 12 Apr IS Apr It Apr 121 lir) It Ap, '"lir
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      1000 49 HI BEN LINE I CONTAINERS MJil LIMITED II EU»tPEj_ S.nfapora P. WtJ I»• *"*«">■""' -AtOltAN BAY 31 IM ■Ml It fl* 21 Frt 32 Frt (25 Fill 1?Ttl S81"S 81 re 12 *B\,» ?a SSSISr" HX *****252Z2 KASUtA MARU 1 Mar S Ma. 34 Mk 31 Ma. II Ma. :l
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      1090 49 EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE. VIA SUEZ WESIBQUND TO MED/UK/ CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA r Maaj mmm 21 •'•mi m»u-i c ou-» mjum 11/1 »'i Ji/i awl 24/3 ioyama ii/i m 1 K3I.ICIH II 1 3t/ 2 II W I > lUILANOIA 2. I HI M > I J H.O OIUI 11/1 21, 3 14
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      840 49 THE BANK LINE LTD. LOABS FOR E I S AFRICA SPIimiANI laMaa, Mombau. larja O'lltal. Ollrttn. EL. PE. Capetoivn) Penanf P. Xi an| 11/11 Frt S'pon 11/11 Frt ratal east t mpj inici rot ia«jh,i maniu TESTIAM P|nan| P Kelar| Sport 11/11 Fit LYUXS ORIENT LIME EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM
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      1107 50 *ltAWA7AllTl___N KAKIA LTD. muT cuntiNEiiui seivice t o ewope «i» sue: Sport P. Kelanf I. Hivre H'bur| Brpmfn tit OIIENTaI CHIEF 7W 3 Fel 4 rtl 23 Frt 25 Fel H Fel 27 Fl SEVEN SHS BRIDGE I4W I Frt II f fl 1 Mir 3 Mat 4 Mir SI
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      1249 50 E.C.-U.S.A./ATLUTIC/GULF SERVICE ACCEPTIHC FCL/LCt COHTtIKHS FtOM STOIE. P I!UK PEUNC UMtf la' NOtFOL" NEW TO". lALTIMOK. NFW ORLIANS NOUSTOk. CAUCSTON AND OTNd CUlf POITS. Rfa;ori P Rt lana iwa* Pa<unf "lIMTM AIITTA (Oiul HkJ 31 1 Fit E. C GREAT LAKES SERVICE laal,l| IK MONTKIL. TIIINTI. ASNIAIUII. OITJOII. CNICACO. MILWAUUCi
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      956 50 NOL NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICES: TO EUtOPt (VIA SIFJS'oori P. bliif niMtptoa H'turf Brea. R'rJan* ORIENTAL CNIEFt J Frt 4 Fel 21 Fit 25 Fit 21 Frt 27 Frt SEVEN SEAS MIDGE I Frt II Frt 21 Frt J Mar 4 Mar S Mar i CHEVALIER PAUL
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      910 50 [Ml fluffs In/111 lr >Jl l r l H MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BCRHAD TEL: II *****4. EXPRESS FULLY CONTAINERISED SERVICE TC/FROM MED CONTINENT SCANDINAVIA WEST lOUNO P. Klan| Sport 1) M'llel 2) fr'aani X H'tut| 4) C'bu'l NEO OEIIMA 11/1 15/ 2 10/ J Kit 2 IOTAMA 11/2 Itl
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    897 51  -  MILTON CHASE Ey in WASHINGTON JO civic organisation in the IS as been pilloried r praised more lian the American iivil Liberties Inion (ACLU). It ias been constanty embroiled in conroversies since it >egan operations hortly after World ,Var I It is commended
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    393 51 members' dues and contributions. In its court cases, it depends almost entirely on volunteer attornes. It has a small staff to provide the media with information, mobilise public opinion and to lobby In Congress. Any organisation that considers it its duty to defend dissenters,
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      1240 52 S^OXLEY TRAVEL SERVICE QiL i& T U J^ SEMINAR ON The quality and prospect thc Tourist Trade. nv ol 'r^o.^i Tn«tit 11 tP nf REVIEW OF of topics including the OXley Travel lnsiliuie ux one-month camDalen .^1 i^. Service (pte) Ltd. Economics Busi- business of popularizing touis holding a semi-
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      450 54 Surprise sale! Exclusive men's shoes. "Plus hundreds of other bargains from $7/- upwards. f^^^mm%\ Choose from mdre than 40 fine quality styles. Some imported from UK, jLjM France and Italy. Up to 50% discount on many lines. v JM |^_v M immmmmmJl^km*^ ut /7urry< stoc^ s are limited. Call and
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      136 54 Dresdner Bank will help you choose a piece of gold Gold isn't just gold. It's sold in many different kinds of coins and in bullion. It's bought for many reasons and has many different values. If you want to invest in gold, buy a piece of gold as a present,
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