The Straits Times, 5 June 1978

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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    Lock icon SALT TALKS: CARTER GETS TOUGH
    695 1 'Accord must satisfy Senate' WASHINGTON, Sunday THE US administration, in an effort to improve chances for Senate approval of a strategic arms limitation treaty, has adopted a hard line as talks with the Soviet Union draw to a climax, according to US officials. Officials contend
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    LEE OFF FOR TALKS IN BAHRAIN
    104 1 PRIME Minister Lee 1 Kuan Yew left last night for a four-day offlcial visit to Bahrain to discuss ways to promote bilateral cooperation with the Prime Minister of Bahrain, Shaikh Khalifa bin Sulman Al-Khallfa. j Mr. Lee was accom- panied by Mrs. Lee, For-
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    Lee: Need for a value system
    1695 1 Lee: Need for a value system SINGAPORE must search for a plan for English stream schools to reinforce values of life which do not imitate "entirely different" ones seen over television And this value system of life is an educational matter, the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said. What
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    Armour for patrols
    55 1 BANGKOK, Sun. About 50 armoured personnel carriers will be sent to reinforce police forces patrolling major highways In southern Thailand, where communist Insurgents have stepped up harassment of government forces, the national police chief said today. Oen. Monchal Pankongchuen said the reinforcement of these carriers will help
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    Lock icon A BIG POLL VICTORY FOR GEN ZIAUR
    395 1 A BIG POLL VICTORY FOR GEN ZIAUR DACCA. Sun. Gen Ziaur Rahman, who has ruled Bangladesh under martial law for the past three years, won an overwhelming victory In yesterday's presidential election, capturing about 78 i>er cent of the votes. With results In from three-quarters of the polling stations around
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    11 hurt in mishap on repair ship
    111 1 11 hurt in mishap on repair ship ELEVEN workers were Injured when a scaffolding collapsed as they were working on a ship at Tuas Shipyard near Jurong yesterday. Police said the mishap happened shortly after noon on board the McMillion which was being repairedAbout 20 workers were on the ship
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    Lock icon 16 injured in blast
    46 1 ATHENS. Sun. One person was killed and 16 injured. three of them seriously. In an explosion in an office block in central Athens yesterday, police said. First indications were that the explosion probably came from a central heating boiler, the police added.—Reuter.
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    Umno Youth backs Hussein and Mahathir
    231 1 Umno Youth backs Hussein and Mahathir K. Lumpur, Sun fTMNO Youth has U decided to fully support Datuk Hussein Onn and Datuk Seri Dr. Mahathir Mohamad as party president and deputy president respectively at the Umno general assembly. This was announced today by the actine national leader of Umno Youth,
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    Asean: Hon calls for a study
    693 1 FINANCE Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen has called on Asean to carry out a study to determine how best member countries can cooperate economically. In his view, the outcome of such a study would lead to more effective cooperation than the present preferential trading
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    Reds may step up attacks, warns IGP
    201 1 Reds may step up attacks, warns IGP F>H, Sun. The Inspector General of Police Tan Sri Mohamed HanirT Omar today warned that the Communist Party of Malayu (CPM) will create violent incidents in various parts of tne country to mark its 30th armed struggle anniversary on June 20. He said
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    Lock icon Four die in mine fire
    62 1 WARSAW. Sun. Pour men have died in a (Ire which was still raging yesterday In a Slleslan coal mine, the evening newspaper Express Wieczorny reported The (Ire broke out early on Friday at a mine in the town 0( Mytom as a result of a
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    LATEST MP for Anson dies
    47 1 LATEST MP for Anson dies F. GOVINDASWAMY. 67, MF for Anson. died at midnight last night on the way to Toa Payoh Hospital in an ambulance. He had breathing difficulty while he was preparing to go to bed at his home and the family summoned an ambulance
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      Lock icon US planes to airlift peace troops to Zaire
      205 2 US planes to airlift peace troops to Zaire WASHINGTON, Sun. The US Air Force mobilised a fleet of transport aircraft today to fly African peace-keep-ing troops to troubled Zaire. The first of 11 C-141 planes promised by the United States arrived In Morocco yesterday, the Defence Department said. The aircraft
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      Lock icon Angry Carter denies freezing Salt talks
      65 2 P.ESIDENT Carter angrily denies a published report In the Washington Post on the desk In front of him that he had frosen United States talks on limiting strategic arms because of political considerations at home and abroad. Mr. Carter called reporters to the Oval
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      Lock icon Anti-Shah general strike planned
      181 2 fEHERAN, Sun.—Anti1 Shah circles disclosed today that a general strike had been called for tomorrow, the 15th anniversary of bloody anti government rioting that left hundreds dead here. Dissident sources said the unofficial National Front Party and the Iranian Human Rights Defence Committee were calling on
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      Lock icon OLD RIVER FLOWS AGAIN AFTER 700 YEARS
      93 2 BAGHDAD, Son.— An ancient stream, dating back to Babylonian times bat dry for the past 7M years, began to flow through the Iraqi capital again yesterday. The 19-km stream, known as Al-Khlr, Is fed b» the Tigris and passes through Baghdad to link
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      BLAST AT NKOMO Muzorewa opens polls drive
      480 2 BLAST AT NKOMO Muzorewa opens polls drive IMJLAWAYO (Rhodesia), Sun. Nationalist leader Bishop Abel Muzorewa opened his formal election campaign yesterday to become the flrst black ruler of this country with a slashing attack on Mr. Joshua Nkomo delivered in this southern stronghold of the selfexiled guerilla chief. The diminutive
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      Lock icon Clergymen killed in rebel attack
      191 2 PUMTREE (Rhodesla Sun. Two European clergymen, a Swiss and a West German, were killed near here last night by a black guerilla who was driven off by fire from two other Roman Catholic priests. "It was definitely a terrorist attack," said Father Engelmar Dylong, from
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon 'Invasion of Shaba part of strategy'
      275 3 [KINSHASA, Sun. Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hua Sived in Zaire last night and used the Soviet Union of Q^lng to establish control of the central African country which Hits a major share of the world's copper and cobalt reserves. He strongly attacked the Soviet
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      Lock icon Stayed on 60 years after visa expired
      167 3 Stayed on 60 years after visa expired MANILA, Sun. A woman who overstayed her visitor's visa by 60 years has had her passport problems straightened out so she can leave tomorrow to visit her homeland. Japan. Pujle Kusakabe, 83, who now speaks fluent Filipino, was given an official pardon for
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      Greeting the crowds
      73 3 Greeting the crowds FLANKED by Princess Margaret and the Duke of Kent, his son Nicholas (with tie), Prince Richard of Gloucester's son, the Earl of Ulster (waving), and the Duchess of Kent, the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh seem delighted with the reception from the crowds after they arrived on
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      Saudis to up petrol price
      57 3 JEDDAH. Sun. Saudi Arabia has decided to raise the prices of petrol on the local market by more 50 per cent. An official statement said the price would rise from U5565.6 cents to US$l.2O (551.50 to 512.76) for 30 litres. The rise from Tuesday is
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      Lock icon Irate patrons
      35 3 MANILA, Sun. Two sauna bath customers, whu felt they were given poor service from their masseuses, tried to burn the massage parlour here this week but were Immediately arrested, police said yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Police alert on Israel's big day
      273 3 Police alert on Israel's big day JERUSALEM. Sun DOLICE stepped up i security measures for Jerusalem Day celebrations yesterday after a Palestinian guerilla bus bombing that killed six people. Including an American tourist, and Injured more than 20 others. A police spokesman said five of the 18 Arab suspects arrested
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      Lock icon Police guard at Narita reduced
      118 3 Police guard at Narita reduced rrOKYO, Sun. The 1 National Police Agency today reduced the police guard at embattled Narlta airport from 13.0C0 men to 9.000. The move came two weeks after the opening of the airport, during which radical groups have been unable to make good threats to sabotage
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      Lock icon Toy firm probe
      65 3 EMMERICH (West Germany), Sun. A Him which produces World War Two toys tearing the swastika Is being investigated by the public prosecutor here undei legislation banning Nazi propaganda, an official spokesman said yesterday. He named the firm as the W.st German subsidiary of the British toy Arm
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      Lock icon BIG VIET TRADE OFFER TO THAIS
      371 3 BANGKOK, Sunday VIETNAMESE Prime Minister Pham Van Dong has expressed his strong determination to develop relations between Vietnam and Thailand, and hoped that Thai Prime Minister Gen. Kriangsak Chomanan would share similar sentiments, the local press reported today. The paper said, the r leader
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      Probe into collapse of grandstands
      85 3 Probe into collapse of grandstands BANGKOK, Sun. A six-member investigative committee headed by the provincial police chief was set up today to probe the collapse of two sections of grandstands at a world boxing championship in north-east Thailand. The collapse killed a number of boxing fans and injured about 500
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      Lock icon 3-nation tour by Desai
      175 3 NEW DELHI, Sunday TNDIAN Prime Minister 1 Morarjl Desal leaves here for Brussels tomorrow on the first leg of his 10 day official trip to Belgium, Britain and the United States. During his two-day stay In Brussels, Mr. Dasal will hold talks with the president of
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      Lock icon US hits back at Canada fishing ban
      380 5 CLEVELAND, Sun ABOUT 200 US Coast Guardsmen, starting today, will begin evicting commercial Cana d i an fishermen from Ame-rican-controlled portions of the Great Lakes, a Coast Guard spokesman said yesterday. The order to evict Canadians from all US waters, not only in
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      Lock icon Father and seven children die in apartment fire
      271 5 COHOES (New York), Sunday A PREGNANT mother watched helplessly from a neighbour's porch, screaming in anguish, as her husband and seven children died in an apartment fire in this Albany suburb last night. Save my baby. Save my children, Virgina Qratto, 30,
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      Lock icon Man, 90, gets 7 years' jail
      75 5 KALAMATA (Greece). Sun. A criminal court In this southern Greek town ha» sentenced a 90-year-old man to seven years In Jail for causing rerkms bodily injuries to a 70-year-old woman, a court spokesman amid yesterday. loaiinij Neofotlstoa. farmer from the village of Lepreol. was
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      Lock icon Liz's husband to run for Senate
      213 5 Liz's husband to run for Senate RICHMOND. (Virginia), Sun. —John Warner, husband of actress Elizabeth Taylor, yesterday nominated himself candidate for the US Senate. He cited his negotiations with Soviet officials as Navjf Secretary as the background and experience necessary to stand up to Moscow. "I know the Russians," he
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      Lock icon Ancient tombs
      39 5 TOKYO, Sun. Archaeo- legists have unearthed 40 tombs containing about 1.000 i valuable relics of a minority people who lived In eastern Sinklang province about 2,000 I years ago, China's official Hslnhua news agency said today. AP.
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      Lock icon REFUGEES CLASH WITH POLICEMAN
      125 5 REFUGEES CLASH WITH POLICEMAN MACAO, Sun. Six people fleeing China into Macao clashed at the Outer Harbour today with a policeman, who wcunded one of them by gunfire, a government spokesman said. The ethnic Chinese arrived In Macao In a small sampan before dawn and were spotted by a Macao
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      Next session
      27 5 MOSCOW, Sun. The next session of the Supreme Soviet the Soviet Union's parliament will be held here on July 5. radio Moscow reported tonight. AFT.
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      Angola guerilla chief to seek US support
      273 5 Angola guerilla chief to seek US support KINSHASA, Sun— With debate in the United States again heating up over Angola, a pro-West-ern guerilla group said yesterday It would shortly launch a fresh lobbying campaign to win military and financial support from Washington. Mr. Jorge Sangumba. spokesman for the Unita liberation
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      Lock icon Gaddafi tells France: Hands off West Sahara
      439 6 ALGIERS, Sunday LIBYAN President sternly warned Morocco and Maurit litary action agains Western Sahara, in rian National Assen In the presence of President Boumedlene and other top Algerian leaders. Colonel Gaddafi denounced the French •crusade" in both Chad and the Western Sahara. Speaking
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      Lock icon Heart surgery on Gleason
      33 6 CHICAGO. Sun. Comedian Jackie Gleason underwent open heart surgery today at a Chicago hospital. Doctors said the rotund 62-year-old entertainer was in satisfactory condition after the five-hour operation. Reuter.
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      35 6 NAIROBI. Sun. Uganda's President Idi Amin. who has often proclaimed his affection for the British Royal family, has sent a message of congratulations to Queen Elizabeth on the anniversary of her coronation. AP.
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      Lock icon Step up Asean imports, Tokyo urged
      239 6 Step up Asean imports, Tokyo urged TOKYO, Sun rpHE mass circulation daily Asahi today editorially urged the Japanese government to expand its imports of agricultural products and semifinished Indus trial products from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The seven-million circulation daily said that a sense of disappoint ment Is
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      Lock icon China tours freeze
      60 6 BANGKOK. Sun The Chinese embassy in Bangkok has requested all tour agencies here to suspend tour programmes to China for two months, the local press quoting a reliable source said today. The request, issued a few days ago, was due to shortage of accommodation against sharp rise
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      Lock icon Quake damages 400 houses in west Japan
      193 6 Quake damages 400 houses in west Japan rpOKYO. Sun.— A moX derately strong earthquake shook extensive areas In western Japan today, causing damage to about 400 houses and temporarily halting railway service, police reported. Police said one person was reported to have suffered minor Injury, but there were no other
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      Lock icon British naval visit
      52 6 JAKARTA. Sun. Two British warships have arrived at the naval port of UJungpandang In the South Celebes for a five-day visit to Indonesia, an Indonesian navy spokesman said here today. The ships. HMS Monkton and HMS Wolverton. arrived last Friday from their base in Hongkong, the spokesman
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      Lock icon British soldiers pull down Soviet flag
      160 6 NICOSIA, Sun. Three British soldiers serving with the United Nations peacekeeping force on Cyprus palled down the Soviet flag from the entrance of the Cyprus international state fair on Friday night, the Cyprus Government complained yesterday. Calling the incidrnt "particularly deplot. able." it said
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      Lock icon IRA men set off $21 million warehouse blaze
      150 6 IRA men set off $21 million warehouse blaze LONDONDERRY (Northern Ireland), Sun. Republican bombers yMterday destroyed a huge warehouse near .here, causing £5 million (Bs2l million) worth of damage, police said. In a separate Incident, a man was found snot dead with his hands tied behind his back besMe a
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      30 6 JAKARTA. Sun. The Hungarian Government has invited Indoi.tsia to send a parliamentary delegation to Hungary to promote closer relations betwen the countries, according t > an Indonesian parliamentary spokesman.—Reuter.
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      854 6 Canons to the right of you Nikons to the left Everything under the broad spectrum of photography cameras, equipment and accessories is readily available in Singapore. But what makes this island republic such a hit with shutterbugs from all over is the atti active duty free prices. From Japan come
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    C'wealth tax assn set up to pool skills
    250 7 C'wealth tax assn set up to pool skills LONDON. Sun. Commonwealth countries, including Malaysia and Singapore, have set up an association of tax administrators to promote more effective techniques of taxation, especially among developing mem-ber-countries. The association was formed over a week ago when 22 countries met at the Commonwealth
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    Sentosa stay
    23 7 THE Singapore Teachers' Union's city district committee will hold an overnight stay In Sentosa Island today. Fee is $35, Including meals.
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    Woman bitten by narco dog
    151 7 Woman bitten by narco dog A WOMAN was bitten In the hand by narco dot at the railway station in Keppel Road last week. Sources Mid last night the incident happened last Thursday night when the victim, who had arrived front Kuala Lumpur, accidentally struck the ding-detector dog an Alsatian,
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    Visit to naval school
    38 7 the Buklt Timah district committee of the Singapore Teachers' Union will visit the School of Naval Training on Thursday. Those Interested are asked to give their Identity card numbers and addresses. Pee Is $2.50.
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    National Theatre Trust shows
    131 7 rE National Theatre Trust will present two shows featuring foreign musicians and artistes this month. A 40-strong Eastman wind ensemble from the Eastman School of Music of the United States will perform at the Victoria Theatre on June 16 and 17 as part of their Asian
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    Ads that spin a fantasy world for the children
    323 7 THE Consumers' Association of Singapore has expressed concern over advertisements which "create an artificial world" for children and pressurise parents into buying the products. In an article in its latest bi-monthly Consumer Bulletin, to be published this week, Case calls on
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    Radiographers' officials
    36 7 MR. Martin Chew Boon Keng has been re-elected president of the Singapore Society of Radiographers. Other officials are: Mr. Ng Ches Chiang, vice-president; Mr Tay Kgiang Soon, secretary and Mr. Yeap Kway Seng, treasurer.
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    Lucky draw to raise funds for CC
    203 7 LIONS Club will launch a lucky draw this month to help raise funds for a community centre at Leng Kee. Disclosing this on Friday at the Lions Club of Singapore Central Installation dinner at the Hilton, the MP for Leng Kee, Dr. Ow
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    Metric show
    18 7 A METRICATION mobile exhibition will be held at Sims Avenue community centre from Friday to Sunday.
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    Bukit Merah youths launch care for aged scheme
    557 8 Bukit Merah youths launch care for aged scheme A GENERATION gap there may be between the old and young. But the youths in Bukit Merah are going all out not only to bridge this gap but also to show their care and concern for the aged in their constituency. They
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    PA to hold its first national amateur dance festival
    426 8 rE People's Association will be organising for the first time a National Dance Festival open to all non-profes-sional dance groups, Institutions and organisations. This festival, its organisers say, will not duplicate the Singapore Festival of Arts, which will be held at
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    THE OCBC RATE INDEX AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC
    135 8 THE OCBC RATE INDEX AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC rpHE Oversea-Chinese 1 Banking Corporation will, as a service to the business community, make available Its rxchantr rate Index for the Singapore dollar which is an overall measure of the tradeweighted average change of the dollar against a selected basket of major currencies.
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    PA diary
    118 8 TALKS: A talk-cum-demonstratlon on social charms and facial care by Miss Julie Urn at Kallang community centre on Wednesday at 8 p.m. SHOW: All-star variety show at Paya Lebar community centre on Friday at 8 p.m. FESTIVALS: Filth Moon Festival party for old folks at Kampong Kapor community
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    BLENDING SOUNDS AND SCIENCE TO MAKE MUSIC...
    322 9 BLENDING SOUNDS AND SCIENCE TO MAKE MUSIC... T'ATSUYA Ko 1 uina, 3#. of Japan Is an organist with a wrr talent he c mbitiri music with science. And it was this #1- usual brand of music which first gained him fame in his country 10 years ago he wpn the
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    Dental health
    17 9 A THREE-DAY dental health exhibition will he said at Kampung Eunos community centre on Friday
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    Bringing life into the city after dusk
    451 9 CALL TO KEEP SHOPS OPEN TILL NINE AT NIGHT CHOPS in the city area could remain open up to nine every night as there are many who enjoy night shopping and Window' shopping, a Culture Ministry publication has suggested. This would be one
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    FP forum
    31 9 A FORUM on family planning will be held at Eunoa Crescent community centre on June 18 In conjunction with a three-day family planning exhibition which start* on June 17.
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    On swimming
    28 9 THE Singapore Teacher*' Onion will start a swimming class for members on Mondays at 8 p.m. Pee U US a month, excluding admission to the pool.
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    Exercise areas
    91 9 Exercise areas THE Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises in these areas from today to June 11. Marsiling, Mandai and Pulau Tekong from 8 a.m. to midnight daily from today to Sunday; Tamplnes from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily from today to Friday; Maju/Khatib from 8 a.m. to
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    Response to music study awards good...
    201 9 Response to music study awards good... RESPONSE to the music scholarship offered by the Singapore Symphonia Company has been very encouraging, according to Its chairman, Mr. Tan Boon Telk. He told the straits Times in an interview last Friday that the company hopes to be able to place successful applicants
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    GETTING TO KNOW FINER THINGS IN LIFE
    170 10 riWE MF for Chanrl. 1 Mr. Teo Choni Tee. has called on aortal orianl»ations here to work with the People's Association youth movement In orianldnf cultural activities to help people appreciate the finer thinfi In life. Only then would people torn to the
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    Malnutrition risk higher 'if you live on your own'
    413 10 DO people who live alone have a greater risk of succumbing to malnutrition than uiose who remain with their families? Yes, said many doctors here yesterday, because "singles" who live out are generally less fussy and more skimpy about their meals.
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    Volunteers form the backbone of MacPherson family centre
    476 10 THE Family Service Centre at MacPherson housing estate, which started with only a handful of volunteers a year ago, now has 66 volunteers actively running 10 projects. A total of 149 volunteers have, In fact, contributed to the work of the centre,
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    On Japanese
    29 10 A BEGINNERS' course on Japanese will be held en Tuesdays at Kim Keat Adult Education Board Centre from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m Course fee is $30
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    Mandarin course
    39 10 Mandarin course A THREE-MONTH intermediate course on Mandarin wIU be held at St. Patrick's School every Tuesday and Friday at 7.30 p m It is organised by Telok Kurau district committee of the SlnKapore Teacher*' Union. Fee Is $45.
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    New tool plant
    31 10 THE Minister for National Development and CommunU cations, Mr. Lim Kirn San, will open Traub Pte. Ltd.. a tool factory, at Oul Avenue, Jurong, at 4.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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      Lock icon Prosecution wants 'fullest penalty' on four
      342 11 Slaying of Malaysian wife THE prosecution has recommended the "fullest punishment" for four Filipinos indicted in the robbery-slaying of a young Malaysian housewife in her hotel room here on April 25. "By the heinous acts, they have forfeited their rights to live in a
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      Heart girl is back after surgery
      169 11 Heart girl is back after surgery JPOH, Sun. The first thing hole -In heart girl Mawaddah blnte Musiaffa. 12, thought of on disembarking at the airport here yesterday was to catch up on her studies. "My greatest wish now is to return to school and make up for the time
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      Lock icon Expert sought for antigraft drive
      224 11 Expert sought for antigraft drive KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday rpHE National Bureau of Investigation is seeking the services of a consultant for its proposed anti-corruption campaign. According to NBI Di-rector-General Datuk Abdullah Ngah, the campaign would not merely be an information campaign but one aimed at educating every strata of society
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      Asean meet to discuss refugees
      87 11 Asean meet to discuss refugees SELAMA (Perak), Sun. —The refugees situation In the South-east Asian region will be brought up for thorough discussion at the Asean Foreign Ministers' conference Foreign Minister, Tengku Ahmad Rlthauddeen said here today. He stated that the views of the various governments will be soufht on
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      Council move
      38 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The National Consumers Protection Advisory Council plans to stabilise prices of essential commodities and review the weakness of legislation relating to consumer protection, the Trade and Industry Ministry said In a statement today.
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      Lock icon WHO's choice
      42 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Institute of Medical Research here has been chosen by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to serve as the centre fcr research on tropical diseases and nutrition for about 40 countries In the Western Pacific region. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 3-NATION TALKS TO FINALISE RULES ON STRAITS
      209 11 3-NATION TALKS TO FINALISE RULES ON STRAITS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Negotiations between three littoral states of the Strait* of Malacca —Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore are now underway to finalise the rules toverninf the traffic separation scheme for the straits, Bernama reported today, quoting Informed sources. The traffic se"aratlon scheme the
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      MIC call for holidays
      42 11 SEOAMAT. Sun. The Johore MIC has urged the government to consider declaring Thaipusam a national holiday and to grant an addition holiday far Deepavalt. These were among the resolutions passed at Its 17th delegates' conference held here recently.
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      Polls a big lest for Malays says Mentri
      228 11 Polls a big lest for Malays says Mentri IPOH, Sunday nr»HE coming gene* AralA ral elections wIM be a big test to trie unity of the Malays, Perak Mentri Besar, Wan Mohamed bin. Haji Wan Teh, said today. The PAS breakaway from the National Front will pose the challenge, said
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      'Seat in every state for women' pledge
      107 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Datuk Hussein Onn has agreed to allocate at least one seat In each state /or women to contest In tha coming general elections, Wanlta Umno leader Datin Paduka Aishah Ohanl said here today. She said Datuk Hussein had also assured
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    LENSMEN OF 70 YEARS' STANDING WHO HAS SCORED MANY 'FIRSTS'
    242 12 OROFLSSOR CtainI San Long, 87, (above) has scored many firsts in his lifetime he was the first photo-journalist in China and the first Chinese to be made a fellow of the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain. With over 70
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    'Asean has now acquired greater credibility'
    315 12 'Asean has now acquired greater credibility' p ROWING Interest has \J been shown in Asean by some of the world's major countries and the bloc has acquired greater credibility than at any time since Its formation 11 years ago, Foreign Minister Mr. 8. Rajaratnam has said. In an Interview published
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    Proxy wars start of new world conflict: Raja
    445 12 LjiOREIGN Minister r Mr. S. Rajaratnam has said that Asean countries view with concern the Vietnam Cambodia border conflict, which he described as a proxy war between China and the Soviet Union, that in a sense meant World War in had already
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    NEW MULTI-ADDRESS TELEX SERVICE
    93 12 THE Telecommunication Authority of Singapore (Telecoms) has Introduced multiaddress .telex services for telex subscribers since Thursday. The service, available 24 hours to destinations with which Singapore has a telex service, can be booked by keying code 16+ for a Telecoms operator's help. International multiaddress telex calls
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      285 12 Straits Times Crossword ~n"BK MM ~^"H *^H ACROSS fever (61 9 Supreme misery 'e endured 6 An evcigrccn shrub, one tn the plant i9>. confuted with ald*r (8i. 10 A tree kit to bend over 7 Councillor, time being up. (5). gits honour ibi 11 Serious art achieving 8 t
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    Beware rice retailers who reconvert: Board
    266 13 Beware rice retailers who reconvert: Board rE Metrication Board has advised consumers to be wary of retailers who sell rice in katis or In metric that has been reconverted from metric to piculs and back to metric. The board says that rice, which Is Imported In metric tonnes, is sold
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    70 take part in 10-km walkarun
    91 13 ABOUT 70 people took part in a 10-km "walkrun" organised by Kampung Chai Ghee community centre yesterday. The MP for the constituency, Mr. F\>ng Sip Che«, flagged off the first participants at the community centre at 7 30 a.m. The participants, whose ages rnneed
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    Carter's martial arts skills not confined to screen
    225 13 Carter's martial arts skills not confined to screen pARTER Huang, a film star whose pop v 1 a rity steins from his kunfffu exploits on the screen, yesterday showed that his reputation as a martial arts expert was not confined only to films. He visited the Singapore Chapkoon-do Institute in
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    New welfare scheme
    37 13 THE Singapore Teachers Union will soon Introduce another welfare scheme, the Singapore Teachers Union Personal Accident i Group Insurance) Scheme. This 1* in line with the union's social and welfare policies for its members.
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    Overnight camp
    38 13 Overnight camp OHIM Moh community centre will hold a two-day overnight camp and hike on Pulau Telcong on Saturday. A three-day camping trip to the Eiidau River in Johore will be held by Siglap community centre on Saturday.
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    Change in stamp show venue
    117 13 rpHE national stamp ex1 hlbltlon Slngpex '78 will be held at the National Art Gallery from Nov 25 to Dec 1 Instead of the Victoria Memoi:al nail as announced earlier. The change in venue is necessary because of a jreater number of exhibits expected for
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    Move for assn to boost needles cure in Asean
    216 14 Move for assn to boost needles cure in Asean rtOCTORS in the V Asean countries are pioneering a move to form the first Asean Medical Acupu ncture Association, to promote research and study in the use •f the ancient Chinese needles cure. Dr. LMU MarquineiFalanca, 40, an associate professor of
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    Queries for ministers
    111 14 THE MP for Sembawang, Mr. Teong Eng Seong. will ask the Minister for National Development and Communications. Mr. lim Kirn San. at the next sitting of Parliament on June 14 whether there are plans to build various types of shops for those affected by urban renewal projects
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  • Article
    7 more traders claim: We were swindled
    245 14 7 more traders claim: We were swindled SEVEN more businessmen have reported to police that they were swindled by an offshore supply company which only last week was reported to have cheated 30 other firms. The seven alleged that they were swindled of about $56,000 worth of assorted goods. This
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    Counselling
    473 14  -  CORINNE THAM -Sana chief replies to report By THE quality of rehabilitation of drug addicts should be measured by the whole rehabilitation programme and not merely by counselling, the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association president, Mr. Baey Lian Peck, said at an interview yesterday. Counselling, though important, is but one aspect
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    $11 million spent in year to upkeep estates
    197 14 $11 million spent in year to upkeep estates REVENUE for the Housing Board not only comes from selling fiats but also from sundry sources like licence fees to tap rubber trees and wayang rents. In its audited accounts for the fiscal year 1975/8 just published, licence fees for tapping rubber
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    Fishing trip to islands
    45 14 THE Leng Kee community centre will conduct two outIngs for its constituents on Saturday. The first is a deep-sea fishing trip to the Southern Islands at 6 p.m.. while the other Is a night tour which will begin at 10 p.m
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    Scooterist found dead in Jurong
    121 14 ABCOOTERIST was found dead, and a pedestrian died after being Involved in an accident with a motorcyclist on Saturday. At 6.25 a.m.. police were Informed that a man was lying on the grass verge in Jalan Buroh, Jurong. The man, Kok Kang, 50, of Lor
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      229 14 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh tfc Hal Camp "TT, Ul A 7!rr\ Iso ES 'JJ s<ss.wt4y don't nothin© Al jI/if i dies that ro be J{<BeS ME M3UTAKEA DOING >) AWAI^E ALL DURING SIMPLY ADORES INSISTS THAT S LITTLE MAP >*— V THE OPFB4 S THE OPERA- VWESOB/ERY B£FCX?E
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      62 15 i i ADD. No 1 3 CIRCLES 35,48,41. I PARAMOUIVT j: S.aion E>r*nd«d 2 thavt 2.00 t 7.30 p.m. Chan Chan, Alan Tana, Lin Fang "THE YOUNG ONES" plus "POSTERITY AND -I PERPLEXITY" Mondonn Colorscope V VW/MV.VAWMV, LAST FEW DAYST I«SSvSp\ IN MANDARIN 1 COLORSCOPE WITH EN6. i CHINESE SUBS.
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      327 15 Jl9tfc "STAR-PENDOIJS" IAY!!J Shan Start tkWk Wlk bbl sta Slirti J I W.Xm. 1.15, 4.00. I I> II I 10S Oim. 1 35. 4.20. T I 6.45 ft 9 30pm WLV If 7.05 ft 9.50pm C Admiuion: $4, $2.50 A $1.50 (No Free List)* r 3 DAYS ADVANCE CASH BOOKINGS
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    Funeral bands strike the wrong notes
    1233 16  -  GERALDINE TANG TBy and KOH VAN POH ROUSING SEND-OFFS WITH HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN, BEAUTIFUL SUNDAY rE hearse pulls away, the mourners weep, the band strikes up and out pour the upbeat strains of Happy Days Are Here Again! 1 This, increasingly, Is
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    Information for soccer fans
    147 16 UFTHANSA German JLj Airlines is offering a special information service for soccer fans at its Tanglin Shopping Centre office and on flights during the month-long World Cup in Argentina. Latest results and Croup standings, received shortly after the end of each match, will be available from
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    RADIO BOOK QUIZ FOR STUDENTS
    240 16 rE National Book Development Council of Singapore, the Young People's Services of National Library and Radio Singapore, will jointly organise a Radio Book Qu i i for secondary three and four students next month. The quit is in conjunction with the Festival of Books 1978.
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    Review bond scheme for alien servants, urges NTUC
    325 16 THE National Trades Union Congress has criticised the government's foreign domestic servant scheme implemented last month and has called for a review. An editorial In the latest Issue of Labour News, the NTUC organ says work permits for non -citizens In the
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      182 16 Mother's best gift to her baby <^^^^^H^ Breast-feeding is mother's best gift to her baby. 51 S^^^ But when breast-feeding is not possible, or a supplement is needed, new Mamex is mother's f^^^^ JD choice. Formulated in accoFdance with national and j^^ S' international recommendations for the composition N N
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    The Straits Times MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1978 FINAL TOUCHES
    607 17 The Straits Times MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1978 FINAL TOUCHES AFTER several months of speculation, It Is now on the cards that the Malaysian general elections will be held In early July with July 8 regarded as the likely polling date. While everything is still under wraps, Prime Minister Datuk Hussein
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    ANXIOUS FOR SALT
    227 17 AGAINST a background or souring relations between their two countries arising from accusations and counteraccusations of Interference In the Internal affairs of African nations, US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Qromyko are reported to have had useful talks In their efforts
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    No dominoes to fall in South-east Asia
    1858 17  -  ALLAN BARKER REDS SQUABBLE AMONG THEMSELVES By THERE are no dominoes in danger of falling in South-east Asia today, and the strategic scene is very different from what was feared three years ago when the Americans were defeated in Indochina. Instead, the communist
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    Hard time likely for Sonada on Asean tour
    590 17 Hard time likely for Sonada on Asean tour My MASAO KANAZASHI FOCUS ON JAPAN a regular weekly feature published by arrangement with the Japan Economic Journal. TOKYO Foreign Minister Sunao Sonoda's first task In upcoming visits to Southeast Asia will be to report on the promises of Increased economic aid
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  • REPLIES TO READERS
    • Letter
      Why PUB needs external loans
      160 17 THE rapid development of the Republic of Singapore has necessitated a massive development programme to ensure a continuous and reliable public utility supply for the people of Singapore. The PUB would be fallIng in its responsibility if It did not continuously develop and improve its
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      56 17 I REFER to the letter •Anxiety Striken" (ST May 9). Buyers of JTC executive flats are not allowed to use their CPF savings to meet the monthly payments as the terms and conditions of sale of such flats are very different from those of other public flats. CHAY YEE for
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      11 17 Wff yk\ More than just a WOMAN'S MAGAZINE HER WORLD v
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      357 17 IMYAL CALCIUM GLUCONATE TABLETS provide calcium fortified with Vitamin D, the essential element of tissues and blood. Nyal Calcium Gluconate y < '^~~^77>~^.,7- ~*> tablets are deliriously /%k flavoured with chocolate, liked by child- Hal ren whose needs CALCIUM are greater during JjlllrnillATr their growing J RJ^fATE periods. Take L
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      Enter Marie with new look
      509 18 BUT I BET YOU THE GURGLES AND GIGGLES WILL REMAIN TLIARIE Osmond may have donned a more sophisticated image for the new DONNY AND MARIE SHOW series (startIng this Saturday), but I bet my eyetooth her girlish gurgles and giggles will persist. There's so much
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      BAHAS finals tonight
      53 18 IT'S Sera moon Secondary School vs defending champion Mci Chin Secondary School in the finals of BAHAS '78 telecast tonight over Channel S at 7.45 p.m. The motion to be debated is: In order to ensure the future of Singapore, a keen interest in politics among students
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      Hurdles that stand in the way of the handicapped
      301 18  -  BAILYNE SUNG By plight of the hanA dicapped in securing jobs Is a much-debated subject that has caused concern In many circles. What exactly are the barriers to employing the physically disabled? Why are they there and how can they be
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      PAUL NEWMAN CAUSES STIR ON THE U.N. CIRCUIT
      493 18 PAUL NEWMAN CAUSES STIR ON THE U.N. CIRCUIT UNITED NATIONS, Sunday A DELIGHT to spectators and secretaries and a distraction to diplomats, actor Paul Newman is stealing the show at the General Assembly's special session on disarmament. He's the first big name crowdpleaser since Henry Kissinger. An adoring throng. In-
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      The PM's speech at MTU seminar
      102 18 The PM's speech at MTU seminar TH E Prime Minister's speech at the Malay Teachers' Union seminar on Facing Educational Challenges in the Eighties will be broadcast over Radio Singapore's Malay service tonight at 8.40 p.m. The first hall of the programme will comprise the speech by the president of
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      34 18 Singapore's mSSSmU I tZ O V O S Leading Fashion! K^fl ISI- 1 fil S Department V V^^V l-^w IUI I V Store Open Daily 10am -9pm y| ■Havelock;Outram Roads Spore 3 Tel *****1
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      338 18 Europe. You can get there quickly and economically Ii i Til i '111 i^ *J 'I tJ j *1 p \J\ Sr J^^^. a t .4. PfcM 1 111 1 L A fil \^^B V and have a holiday on the way. If you're planning to fly to any destination
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      795 18 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opemnt followed by Hani (repeat) 6.35 Marine Boy 3.30 Diary if Events (TamH) 7.00 Don t Ask Me 3.35 Afternoon Matinee Happy Anniversary 7.30 News (Malay) (Part 1), starring: David Niven, Mitzi Gaynor, 7.45 Babas '78 (Fiul-Malay) Carl Reiner, Patty Duke 8-40 Raflerty-Hie
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  • TIME CITY DESK
    • Money and exchanges
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        ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
        266 19 ASIAN currencies average dtpo its latts (or the week ended Friday. June 2. I SS (B:i Mm) Hlfb Low 1 Mth 2 Mths 3 Mths 6 Mths 9 Mths [2 Mths 1 Mth 3 Mths 6 Mths 2 Mths 1 Mth 3 Mths ti Mths 2 Mths
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        LOCAL MONEY MARKET
        167 19 *pHE Interbank money mar- ket witnessed a Flight tightness from midweek onwards last week. On the bas; day Itself, the Overnight Rate rose to 14 p.r cent to close flna'ly at 10 i*r cent. The remaining part of the week saw rates maintaining at the five 4'
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        Minimum lending rates
        23 19 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beat customers is 7 per cent.
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        TOP TEN STOCKS
        111 19 THE following list o/ stceks (ire the 1* most traded in on the Stocks Exchange cf Singapore last week. It fives the turnover In thowands of units, elosinf prices on Friday and Ihr hirh and low for 1978. Pahanf (on Pan Electric Fmber Merlin Lnited Ummi Land
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      New York
      312 19 "^EW YORK, Prl. Hope x^ that the worst news on Inflation may already be out helped push stocks broadly higher in active trading today. The rise capned a holiday shortened week in which the market posted a solid advance. US unemployment rose to a seasonally adjusted 6 1
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      117 19 7URICH. Fri.— Prices clos- ed slightly higher in generally light trading, showing good resistance to the sustained dollar weakness, dealers said. Buying interest centred again on Saurer Bearer, following bourse rumours o' a possible takeover by Oerlikon-Buehrle, they added. No spokesman for Saurer was immediately available for comment. Bearer
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      230 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS FHday 475.5 Thursday 478.2 Week Ago 476.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 847.54 Thursday 840 70 Week Ago 381.69 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Mday 104^ to 105% Thursday 103.. to 104 H.K. HANG SENG Friday 479 85 Thursday 477.25 Week Ago 468.70 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS £>"lday 425.92 Thursday
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      129 19 1977 78 Week's Action Point High Low Industrial Group 26th 2nd Change 3(H>.25 145.90 AHomotivt 3Ub.25 303.29 0.SS 496.57 328.67 Banks, Insurance, Finance and Trustees 410.50 403.94 6.56 192.87 135.80 Chemicals, Rubber Products, Refining and Smelting 192.87 192.71 0.1b 255.26 181.16 Conglomerate 251.70 255.26 tM 294.16
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      161 19 May 29 May 30 May 31 June 1 +t B.T. Index: 1,«97.51 l,usu.t.s 1.1U0.56 1,111.56 Industrials: 316.71 316.40 317.54 318.48 @> Finance: 53S.77 533.86 536.25 536 73 t Hotils: 222.41 222.21 222.44 222.37 Piopertics: 201.66 200.71 201.11 20J.71 t Tins: 152.04 151.77 152.34 152.16 t f rubbers:
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      DIVIDEND ANNOUNCED
      87 19 payment payable Total for Total for payable payable the year previous year :u Yan Sanf 7 'i9r (b) June 30 7N<; 6'-.'; I. GilfllUan 1U', July 5 15 IV, I Raya 5% July 5 5% nil I'pore Merlin 5^, (b» July 10 nil f r'redmills 10', (bi July
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      491 19 pEARS of frost in the cofr ice growing auas .<pill»d over lrom the previous week and succeeded in Jacking up coffee prices on the Singapore produce marKet lust week. Pi ices firmed $15 per plcul fcr the week. Ihi.s brings Uu price Increase over the pa.t fortnight to
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      174 19 •TOKYO, Sat. Shaie prices closed slightly higher In active trading with low-priced share* leading the way. uealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 5.21 to close at 5.485.70 coints with a volume of 210 210 million shares. The New Index closed at 408.52 up 0.33 point. Today ilonni; prices
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      167 19 AMSTERDAM. Pri— Share prices were generally lower in light trading although Van Ommeren firmed to close five guilders higher, dealers .said. Losses In Dutch Internationals were led by Hoovofent and KLM with the latter down almost six guilders following the sharp fall on Wall Street overnight. Elsewhere losses were
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      62 19 Sicma Metal Company Ltd: AOM to be held at Apolio Hotel. 18th Floor, Conference Room, at 12 noon on June 6. MalakofT Bhd: AGM to be held at No 15. Jalan 223. Section 20A. Petallng Jaya at 11.00 a.m. on June 9 EOGM to t? held at No. 15
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      61 19 THE average discount rate for 91-day Singapore Treasury Bills firmed to 3.180 per cent at the latest tender from 3.175 per cent previously, the Monetary Authority of Singapore i MAS) said. Applications totalled $56.1 million for the $30 million of bills on offer. About 53 per cent
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      58 19 Melbourne 111 162 20 162.75 London 1-4. -KB K12.i1! 115.20S 153.75S Zurich 1H4.758 1X2. 758 I<S SOS I"3 SOS Paris 184 71 1-4 23 HonKkonc Itt.OOB 104 308 1<>3.40S 1-4 70S B'porr <2) IS3 3DB 1-4 671! 1-4OOS 115.29S Export prlcen In non-sterling att-AK in t'S dollar per ounce.
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      41 19 r,-i >K the week ended Saturday June 3 the ranne of call rate rt'Cfivi-d from Short Oepoaiti (M> Brrhad waa a* follow: BANK FUND: t% to 6'i per CENTRAL FUND: 3'i to per cen'. Movements of fund totalled $515
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      31 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Friday (previous In brackets) Wlrsbar Spot buyers £77S (£767.50), sellers £779 (£7<W>* Three Month buyers £797.50 (£780). sellers £7911 U7SS.SU). Market tont: Firmer. tales: 14.050 tonnes.
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      545 19 mRADING tempo plck1 ed np a little at the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week although investors were still showing cautiousness. Sentiment appeared to be Uttle affected until the close when selective stocks were singled out for selling, mainly on profit-taking account. Quite apart from some of the
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      413 19 A HEAVIER Inflow of script into broking houses, combined with profit-taking and some forced selling by weak holders produced an overall easier week on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week. As a result, erratic price fluctuations characterised trading for the week as the market slipped lower amid
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      546 19 T ONDON: Government Ju bonds lost up to 3/4 point while equities showed small mixed movements last week, dealers said. The FT ir.Jex fell by 0.6 on the week to 475.5 points. Bonds were depressed by concern over British economic prospects, the weakness of sterling ana an absence
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        202 19 t ONDON: Tin on the day rose £160 for Cash and £139 for Three Months standard while High Orade wai- up £165 and £140 respectively on Friday. The afternoon market was well maintained on covering nea'nst fairly brisk continental demand, dealers said, and the string ih in
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        216 19 LONDON: Rubber Future* reversed mornlnv uncertainty to close steady en Friday, mostly 0.85 *x> l.S^p per kilo up from Thursday. oeaj.-is were uusble to pin-point any specific reason" ioi the ulicrnoon rise except. to say speculative buy.ug ana. dealer short-covering conUfcr. buted to the gains. mm Ine morning
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        399 19 NEW high for 1»78 was exlast week as steadier and volatile conditions pushed current RSS One up a further six cents to surpass the 220 cents iS) maximum reached In October 1877 and match the peak price of June 1976. before falling back three cents Anally
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      2316 19 AS a Mrvfce to readers. Strait* Time* publishes > waakly a detailed analyiii of tham on the Stack Exchange of Singapore. The year's hi( h and low, an followed by the week's movement in prices, the dividend yield, the net price earnings ratio and th* volume of
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      590 20 A fast growing chain of department stores operating in Singapore and Malaysia invites application for the post of PERSONNEL AND ADMINISTRATION MANAGER THE MAN AND THE JOB The job demands a top professional man in personnel and administration to manage: the employee-relationship of over three thousand staff; the job motivation
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      362 20 AMP AUSTRALIAN AMP PTY. LIMITED FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER Australian AMP Pty. Limited is a subsidiary of AMP Incorporated, U.S.A. one of the world's leading manufacturers of electrical connectors, terminals and application tools and machines. We have firmly established business throughout South-East Asia and have substantial quantities of application tooling currently
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      1013 20 /^n^ URBAN I 1J REDEVELOPMENT >^3i AUTHORITY Tns Urbin Radevtlopmtnt Authority invitat application* to fill key and Mflior position*. ThtM positions offer tremendous scope md ehallsnga to thoM interested in pirticipitini in urban development. Unique opportunities exist for rapid advancement in the organisation. (A)DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER Duties The Deputy General
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      804 20 (L) EXECUTIVE LANDS OFFICERB Duties (a) Undertake land acquisition work including valuation of properties, co-ordination of work amongst officers and related matter*. (b) Implementation of policy relating to land and property management, alienation of the Authority's lands Qualifications ft Experience Degree of Bachelor of Science (Estates Management) or equivalent Applicants
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      123 21 APPOINTMENT IN TRENGGANU ACCOUNTANT CUM OFFICE MANAGER Required Immediately experienced male Bumiputra Accountant to assist Operations Manager in establishing and managing an office In Kuala Trengganu for a Bumiputra Company engaged In large construction project as well as General Supply activity in the Petroleum Industry. The successful candidate must have
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      853 21 INSTITIUTTEKNOLOGI MARA Permohonan-permohonan adalah dipelawa dari Warganegara Malaysia untuk mengisi jawatan-jawatan sepertl berikut: I. Jawatan A. Jururawat B. Juruteknik C. Kerani D. Tukang Pelan. E. Juruteknik Rendah F. Penolong Jururawat. G. Jurupaip H. Juruletrlk. I. Tukang Kayu. J. Pengawal Kampus Kanan. K. Pengawal Kampus (Lelaki). 11. Tanggagaji: AC 9: $435x30—495/525x30-705/765x40
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      569 21 A well established and expanding Printing Company invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore Citizens for the following positions:(1) Marketing Executive The Job: Responsible to the Morketing Director for performance of marketing activities including field sales operations, soles service functions, sales promotion, product development, market research, strengthening of customer relations and
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      361 21 If -VS/S PUBUC UTILITIES \l\ \37 board The Board has immediate vacancies for: A WORKMAN (Unskilled) (Male) ($4.60 x 20-6.00 per day) B WORKMAN (Cleansing) (Male) ($5.40 x 20-6.40 per day) Triennial Increments Not less than 16 years of age and must be physically fit. Preference will be given to
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    23 22 IN MEMOKI AM MR. M. KAJAKATNAM (departed 5.6.69) Still fondly remembered by WIFE, CHILDREN, GRAND-CHILDREN. RELATIVES AND FRIENDS IN SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA AND ABROAD.
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      493 22 ESTABLISHED FOREIGN BANK invite applications for TRAINEE OFFICER PmMhm As Trainee Officer in the Loans Department. Requirements: Applicants should be under 25 years of age, Singapore Citizens and University Graduates. Applications: I Full particulars and non-returnable passport size photograph to:The Manager Personnel Department P.O. Box 2010 SINGAPORE 1 #TATA PRECISION
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      689 22 The Kian Gwan Group of companies are pleased to announce their entire relocation to larger premises as from June sth 1978. The new group address will be: 17 JALAN JENTERA JURONG TOWN RO. BOX N0.394 SINGAPORE 22 TELEPHONE *****11 KIAN GWAN (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED KIAN GWAN ENGINEERING PRIVATE LIMITED KIAN
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      553 22 r #JTC PREQUALIFICATION NOTICE PREQUALIFICATION OF CONTRACTORS FOR THE DESIGN, SUPPLY AND CONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGE CROSSINGS OVER JURONG RIVER AND PANDAN RIVER 1 Contractors are invited to register with the Corporation for the DESIGN, SUPPLY AND CONSTRUCTION (INCLUDING ALL NECESSARY ENGINEERING WORKS) OF TWO BRIDGE CROSSINGS. ONE OVER JURONG RIVER
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      201 22 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 121 OF 1978 RE: KIEW MUI LAN Ex parte: OVERSEAS UNION BANK LIMITED NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT In the Matter of a Bankruptcy Notice filed on the 16th day of February 1978. TO> Klew
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      278 22 M OCBC Centre Scholarships For ACADEMIC YEAR 1978/79 Applications for the above Scholarships are invited from candidates, preference to be given to Singapore citizens, who have obtained or are eligible to obtain admission in the first year of a full-time course of study at one of the following institutions:— Institution
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      526 23 AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX -fik Telephone Service:- I FO R SALE SHOPPING GUIDE C\. .a^B^tflV 4U .tfMLfc a^H^fl Weekdays 830 a- 5 01 p.m. EMPLOYMENT *.R J^^^^M j^iak a^T^ .IK^ ■T^^B JB f Public Holidays 900 am 1.00 p.m. m VEHICLES BOATS (3 «n w l m m jrW^
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      410 23 I FOR SALE ft SHOPPING GUIDE 11 bpofts/mier national SPECIAL Of FEI Spec* sale of world leading joil clubs: One putttr worth JIM will be frven tret for event lull set purchased between now and 30.6.78. Offer is subfect to stocks of putters being amiable Free gifts will be gi»sn
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      667 23 SECONDHAND TYPEWRITERS (10 units). 4" Radio/ T.V, 4/ 3/2 In 1 I Stereo-sets, turntables, car: 1 cassette, radio etc AA Yeo Ser- vices B-97 Oolden Mile Tower *****53/ *****54 WATCH WORLD CUP Football series In colour Get your Colour TV at: Kong Hua Electrical Company. 121/ 123. Geylang Road. Tel:
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      525 23 II EMPLOYMENT Professional SHIPPING COMPANY requires AN OPERATIONS ASSISTANT for tankers operation such as port clearance, crewlng. repairs and various other aspects of shipping. He must be reliable, mature. In his mld-twentles or early thirties. Having worked In a shipping or ship owning company for past 3 years, holding a
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      716 23 I Accounts Clerk required by American Oil Exploration Company Raqulramanta:- OCE 'O' Level with credits In English and Mathematics. LCC Intermediate Stage At least 1 year working experience. Apply with full particulars, contact phone number and j salary expected toTha Administrative Manager, P.O. ioi 141, Killlrwy Road Post Offlca. JJ
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      709 23 II EMPLOYMENT International Airfreight Forwarder has vacancies for Mala and Famala CLERKS Requirements 2 credits In English subjects at OCE 'O' level, preferably in English Language. Maths or Geography Completed N.S. (males) Able to type Prepared to perform shift duties (males) Salary: Minimum $250 p.m. plus shift allowance Successful applicants
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      595 23 HEWLETT M PACKARD HEWLETT PACKARD SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD A subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Corporation in U.S.A. Invites application from suitably qualified candidates for the position of:MATERIALS CLERK Requirements: G.C.E. 'A' Level with good passes In English and Mathematics 1-2 years experience In a related field. Able to type at 35
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      780 23 I EMPLOYMENT Mala and Famala EXECUTIVES Established company dealing In building materials requires Sales Executives Applications ara InvHad from thoaa with lha Following qualifications and aiparlanca: OCE O level education Oood contacts with architects/ engineers/ contractors Experience In selling the following materials would be an advantage: demountable partitions, wallcoatlngs. sealants,
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      578 23 WELL ESTABLISHED TRADIMO COMPANY requires EXPERIENCED MALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES tor Toys Division Applicants muat hava law yaaaa aiparlanca. complatad N.S. and possess own .ankle Ba able lo work with minimum supervision and hava knowledge ol languages Applicants to submit full particulars, salary expected and a non-returnable photograph to: S.T. BOX
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      684 24 II EMPLOYMENT »aa««aa«»*»— i JLaMAI ELECTRONICS (S) PTE LTO a IA Be. KeHeng Plac* Singapore 12 manufacturer of quality radlocasaette tape-recorder invites applications for 'he following positions A) ASSISTANT ENGINEER a University Degree or College Diploma holder In Physics. Electronics or Production Engineering a Singapore Citizens, aged 25 28. completed
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      737 24 WANTED UROENTLY ASST. MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN Crau i ctlflcate in Electrical Fitting a I to 2 years expi''« > r> < "e In Electrical repair an-1 BtiM latlon work atoae* write m conWdanco or call Darsortalry for Interview from 3 *.m. lo 3 p.m. from Mondey* to Friday* Singapore Automotlv* Engineering
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      593 24 II EMPLOYMENT CORONA MANUFACTURERS cte ltd An AHil.tN <* SCM CorpofttKXV USA manu'*nunn« electric mwotciWrs FEMALT Q.C.INSPECTOHS 16 years and above. Completed Secondary four education. Credits in Mathematics, Science and/or other Technical subjects preferred. Be prepared to work on 3 rotating shifts. FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 16 years and above Completed
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      611 24 JE T AIME JEWELLERY DESIGN MFO. CENTRE PTE. LTO. Iftvttoo yo*jo*j Slngcpor Mni foff FINE-JEWELLERY CRAFTSMAN APPRENTICE PROGRAMME THE REQUIREMENTS a Singapore Citizen Age: 16—23 Preferable for boys who have completed full N.S. a Knowledge of English is essential. Those who have completed 2 years of Secondary Technical Education will
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      483 24 II EMPLOYMENT ■■igHMWMMIBMiMM'I Nf |HPV WANTED MANAGER (mate/female) for ready made garment export company. Wanted Immediately Manager to run Independently a Hongkong based company's buying operations In Singapore. Qualifications required: Minimum 2 years working experience In garment factory or garment exporting company, buying office or equivalent. English and Chinese speaking
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      562 24 Matsushita Refrigeration Industries (S) Pte. Ltd.. has vacancies for MALE/FEMALE FOUNDRY OPERATORS Working place: Foundry at Gul Road. Jurong. Age: Under 30 years of age. Transport will be provided S from Pick-up pom* B Starting salary: T Male (inclusive of allo- 9 wances) about $240/- p.m 9 with increases to
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      514 24 II EMPLOYMENT i SANYO I ELECTRONICS (S) PTE. LTO. j 1 FEMALE I PRODUCTION < OPERATORS i We ara taat aipancMng and we' X watcome you to loin ttita comX pany H you in batwaan 1t to 28 5J year* of aga. Working hour*: 8 a.m. to S.4oZ A p.m.
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      479 24 BrSSSSS I I requires 1. GENERAL MACHINISTS 2. CRANKSHAFT GRINDERS Graduates from Trade/ Vocational Institutes or some years, of technical experience 3. TURRET LATHE MACHINISTS Applicants must have 5 years' working experience on vertical turret lathe machines. 4. CARPENTERS with relevant working experience preterably in making boxes. 5. CUSTOMER RELATIONS
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      731 24 I r BasTaTaTJsTaTaTJ I n SINCOM I W* hay* vacancies for MALE/FEMALE OPERATORS a Primary Bor Secondary educa- lion 3 a Above 1S year* old A a Abte to do 3 rotating shifts ,1 (Male) c Befor* National Service can etoo apply. Please apply personally with Identity card und testimonials
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      686 24 A laadlnyftlpyacd In Jurong ha* vacwicMb) foe tn# follow K>y PROJECT SUPERVISOR Experience as a Supervisor In a marine engineering Company Preference will be given to Polytechnic graduates MAINTENANCE ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN Technician's Diploma In Electrical Engineering with at least 2 3 years experience In Electrical Maintenance from a heavy Industry,
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      780 26 II EMPLOYMENT WANTED SECURITY GUARDS for High-rise Building Applicants should be able to read and write English Age below 45 years Eight hours shift-duties Starting pay $230 per month, on three months probation to $250 per month Apply personally to 808. Bth floor. International Plaza WANTED OFFICE BOY urgently Possess
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      789 26 TRADING COMPANY MAS vacancies for the following (1) An experienced Export Manager to handle all existing export business and develop new markets Knowledge of local manufacturers will be an advantage (2) An experienced Food It Beverage Salesman to handle additional and new Import agencies, knowledge of the local beverage and
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      594 26 II EMPLOYMENT Jurong factory requires MALE STORE HELPER a Singapore citizen completed NS a Secondary 2 and above, age below 25 years Apply in own handwriting enclosing 1 passport size photograph (non-returnable) to: S.T. BOX ASO2II ENGLISH-SPEAKING TOWEL GIRLS required by First Lady Cocktail Lounge Please call personally at Mezzanine
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      615 26 MALE WORKERS WANTED for (a Permanent 2nd Shift (403 pro 1 16 ami to do material handling, operate, tend and maintain production machinery. Technical or Vocational 2 18 years and above Daily pay approximately $10'- to $12'- or (b) Permanent Ist (7.00 a.m. 4 13 p.m or 2nd shift (4.03
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      875 26 111 VEHICLES A BOATS LIAN HENG MOTOR TRADING PTE LTD 242 Middle Roed Singapore 7 T*ra: 321 MO/ 31SS1/ 32M*0 1*77 Colt galant slgma 1600 OS A/c Colt lancer 1400 SL A/c Toyota Corona 1600 A/C S/Rlms Toyota Corolla 1200 Ford Cortina 1.6 OL A/c I*7* Toyota Hi-ace 1600 commuter
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      1013 26 I»7S IMPORTED VAUXHALL Victor 2300. Mk. IV aircond. radio. new tax, showroom condition: Ring *****79 IM* ESCORT 1100 c c Beautiful condition. Tax August $4,650 ono 24-Q. St Michaels Road after 4.00 p.m. 1971 TOYOTA CORONA MXII 1700 c c Tax October, cassette, radio, excellent condition. $6,800 Enquiries: *****4 DEC.
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      1478 26 111 VEHICLES A BOATS REG. 1*74 ALFA Romeo 2000 Berlinu aircon. new tax metallic paint $10,900/- ono Ring *****40 MERCEDES 2*oo FOR scrap with 1 month's road tax Price $6,600 Volvo 2000 for scrap Price $5,600. Tel *****03 I*7l VAUXHALL VICTOR 1975 CC For PARF Inclusive transfer National Iron paper
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      673 26 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES I.A.C. (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. (An Affiliate ol Carriar Intarnattonal Corporation) FOR RENT Office space available in new building at 7% miles Upper. Thomson Road. Rentable Area 20,000 sq. ft. Mm. 1,000 sq. ft. Mm 95* per sq. ft. Inclusive of central air-conditioning and carpet. Other Facilities
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      573 26 ANOULLIA PARK JUNCTION Orchard Boulevard:— Unfurnished, spacious detached bungalow. Completely renovated 3jbedrooms, separate sitting, dinIng, servant's room, garage $1,200 p.m. Tel: *****63/ *****3. DIST. 10 SINGLE STOREY DETACHED bungalow close to Shangri-la. 3 bedrooms, taths attached, separate servant's rooms, alrcons In all rooms, curtains, fridge, bullt-lns. swimming pool and many
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      748 27 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES »> VIMS) 1 LUXMMOM EXECUTIVE SEASIDE FLATS TO LET One block of :2-storey executive flats. t-«o bedrooms 1 (air cond) and ;ludy at Paslr Panjang Road. Singapore 5 (Nrxt to Haw PfcrVlTla) Ideal I for top executives working in i Jurong industries On high ground facing the
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      852 27 FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN Orchard Road area $800 upwards to penthouse for $6000 *****8/ *****1 DIST I LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED apartment. 3 bedrooms/ servant's, beautiful living/ dlnlnr area, modern kitchen, alrcondltloners. wall to wall carpet, swimming pool. $1,500 $2,200 Concord *****41 ORANGE HEIGHTS (DIST. S). Best type maisonette. 3 bedrooms, stuoy. servant's
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      658 27 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES Foreign sMpplnfl ciecuttve looking for SUITABLE ACCOMMODATION PREFERABLY IN OISTS. S. IS. 11, 21 Will conelder bungalow*, eernldetached nou**a or apartment* farnMteoV untumtarted tor cap* *MI. Oood lease tern: assured. Rental negotiable depending on the property Call: *****3 with detail* Regional Director/ Exacvthra* ol large Intarnatlonal corwpony
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      750 27 ENO CHEONQ TOWER Modern warehouse. North Bridge Road Just outside CBD. LOU of 912. 1.800. 2.800 b 3,400 sq.ft. suitable for long lease Modern handling equipment and fire fighting protection 24 hours strict security Heavy floor loading SHORT/LONG TERM CARGO STORAGE ALSO AVAILABLE TEL: 2SSSir7/2SSSI7B UPPER SERANOOON/ TAMPINES 5 acres
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      446 27 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES W^JCTatoair I <bhK3 i Located on elevated land in Katong Luxurious spill-level houses near the sea Individual front and rear Private garden Moderate price Prompt handing over ol houses Freehold lands Easy Instalment loans available. Enquiries LUCK V REALTY CO LTD 15th Fir. Far East Shopping Centre.
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      722 27 DIST. S FABER HILLS beautiful double-storey terrace. 4 bedrooms/ servant's, split-level living dining area, freehold. *****2. *****8 DIST. IS SINGLE-STOREY CORNER terrace. 3 bedrooms, separate living/ dining. 3.500 sq ft. $85,000 0.n.0. Regional *****31/ *****54. SIGLAP ROAD BUNGALOW area approximately 10.000 sq ft. freehold Double-storey. 4 bedrooms, servant's. Elevated position
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      642 27 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS Dlst. 9 Cavenagh House $135,000 DUt 9 Orange HU $168,000 •Dlst 9 Phoenix Court $185,000 Penthouse Dlst 9 Paterson Tower $215,000 Dlst. 10 Maxima Mansion $600,000 Penthouse Dlst. lOTamanSerasl $138,000 Dlst. 10 Tanglln $155,000 Mansion Dlst. 1 1 Surrey Tower $211 .000 Dlst. IS Equatorial
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      340 27 CITK PLAZA SHOPPING CENTRE Special Reserved Units Now available for sal*. 24 hour coffee house -ground floor. restuarant/rHghtdub -first floor executive cocktail lounge -mezzanine floor. barber shop or ladies hairdressing saloon -mezzanine floor Enquiries Contact Mr Stewart Lim GUAM REALTY PTE. LTO wholly owned subsidiary of CITY DEVELOPMENTS LTO Suite
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      948 28 VI EDUCATION TRAINING SATURDAY AFTERNOON CLASSES General Paper (H S.C /Pre U) 4.30 6 30 p m English Language (Sec IV/ OCE ■O1)O 1 230 4.30 pm Preparing for 1978 Examination Ouaranteed Pass Starting 10th June Singapore Commercial School. Regent Commercial Institute. sth floor. ORTH Bldg. 6668 East Coast Road
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      745 28 TOA PAYOH STUDY/ CULTURAL CENTRE Block 158. 1522. Lorong 1 Toa Payoh Singapore 12 CHySQuHdao* London -electrical engineering practice. Part I 4 7.78 (7 30 p.m. 9 30 p m.) $25 monthly Part II 8.7.78 $30 monthly Photograph -MO 15 Imont Mandarin $12 monthly Qrada 111 •lacrrleal fitting InTheory Practical
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      74 29 IN EVER LOVING memory of Mrs Katherlne Andre (nee Teo) who was called to rest on 5 6.74. Kindhearted and thoughtful to the end We miss you dearest Katherlne and always will But in our hearts you are with us still STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS.
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      96 29 Th» tamNy 04 Mw to* MR. TAN BOOM CHUA m<#< to thank all r«4a*tv«s, ihwids •no cotlaagua* tor thaar kind attar scroll* and contribution! during Departed on 44-71 The family of late S Sinnadural thanks all friends and relatives for their assistance and attendance durlnr their recent bereavemen'
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      956 29 MAGNUM CORPORATION BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ninth Annual General Meeting of the Company will beheld at First Floor. Magnum House, 111. Jalan Pudu. Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday 20th June, 1978 at 11 00 a.m. for the following purposes: (1) To receive
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      576 29 SPARE PARTS MANAGER $3,000/- per month plus car THE COMPANY We are a well-established and reputable motor-trading company. THE JOB The Parts Manager will be based in Petallng Jaya, but will be responsible for the network of spares depots in Branches throughout Malaysia. He must be a man experienced in
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      314 29 IN I 111 HIGH COI'RT IN MALAYA AT KI'ALA I I Ml'l U CIVIL SlIT NO: 13 OF 1971 Between Bank Bumiputra Malaysia Berhad Plaintiffs And 1. Adnan bin P.ajlkan 6 Jikan 2. Ismet Chia d Chia Yit Chai 3. Raja Abdul Razak bin Raja Baharuddin Defendants NOTICE to> 1.
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      48 30 POOL: $8,799 Ist. No. ***** ($2,903) 2nd. No. ***** 725) 3rd. No. ***** 362) STARTERS ($34 each): Nos. *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. CONSOLATION ($36 each): Nos. *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****.
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      834 30 STIPE'S REPORT T"HE Penang Turf Club stewards yesterday suspended jockey Masiuhen for two menths under MRA Rules of Racing 144 (A) for falling to allow Liquidator to run on •Ut merits in Race Four on Saturday. The stewards also suspended Jockey J. F. Heng for three racing days
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      Cool Current too good for rivals
      2637 30 RACING with BLUE PETER pENANG, Sun. Cool Curr2nt, well-handled by Henry Heng, proved too good for his nine Class 2 Division 1 rivals here today, winning the 1,700-metre race by four lengths. The Current Coin seven-year-old came from behind to win in a canter
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      Lock icon Ali now his own boss
      66 31 Ali now his own boss CHICAGO. Sun. For the first time since he rose to boxing stardom, Muhammad All has worked out a deal that will make him his own manager, the Chicago Sun-Times newspaper reported today. The newspaper said that basically the new settlement phases out Herbert Muhammad's role
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      England set for victory
      543 31 BIRMINGHAM, (England), Sun. Pakistan openers Sadiq Mohammad and Mudassar Nazar, yesterday gave their country a remote hope of fighting for a draw through the last two days of the first cricket Test against England at Edgbaston. Their stand of 94 fought off a dominant England until
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      129 31 PaklsUß Ist Inns: 184 Flnfhui* Ist Ima (overnight 266-3): Brcarley run out 31 Wood Ibw Slkandar 14 Sadley Ibw Slkandar 104 Gvwtr c Mian dad b Slkandar 58 Roope b Slkandar 34 Botham c Qaslm b Llaquat 100 MiDer c Waslm Bart b Mudassar 48 Old c Mudassar b
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      335 31 TRIUMPH FOR YOUTH. PARIS, Sun. Seed1 ed Americans Brian Gottfried and Harold Solomon were bundled out of the French Open tennis cham plonships men's singles event yesterday by the youthful enterprise of West Germany's Rolf Gehring and Hans Glldemelster of Chile. Rising star Gehring. ranked only eighth In his country
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      224 31 Hugget leads Jersey Open field T A MOVE, (Jersey). Sun. British veteran Brian Huggett. awarded an MBE in the Queen's birthday honours list yesterday, went on to retain his lead in the Jersey Open golf tournament by three strokes with a threeround total o; 302 yesterday. Nick Price, fired a
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      410 31 SAN JUAN, Sun —Alexis Arguello of Nicaragua knocked out Diego Alcala of Panama in less than two minutes of the first round to retain his World Boxing Council (WBC) Junior lightweight title here yesterday. The champion's easy victory was earned with a 10-second
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      Lock icon Israelis bid to be in Asian Games
      394 32 Israelis bid to be in Asian Games BANGKOK. Bun. Three uninvited officials of the Israeli Olympic Committee have arrived here for a meeting of the Asian Games Federation committee on Tuesday, which will make a final decision on Israel's participation in the Eighth Asian Games here next December. The Israeli
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      HK trip for Teo and Lay Lim
      442 32  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By PROMISING teenagers Albert Teo and Teo Lay Lim each won a return ticket to next year's Hongkong Open Junior tennis championships when they captured the 14-16 years boys and girls singles titles respectively at the Singapore Junior Age-group tournament at
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      Penang take Chua Cup
      257 32 PNANO, Sun. Penang won the Chua Choon Leong Cup for tennis with a hardfought 3-2 win over Selangor in the final here today. Penang and selangor had beaten Perak and holders Singapore respectively by 3-2 margins in the semi-hnals this morning. Tan Poh Seng, making a
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      SIA cagers are champs
      262 32  -  PETER SIOW By rVEFENDING champions Asia Electrlc's hopes of turning back the clock. Uke the Gay World Stadium's timepiece last night, were smashed by SIA, who triumphed 101-96 In last nights National Basketball League final. A mvsterlous malfunction In the stadium's clock, soon after the interval,
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      Award to Shukor
      70 32 KOALA LUMPUR. Sun. Footballer Shukor Saileh and athlete Marina Chin were yesterday selected as Malaysia's Sportsman and Sportswoman of 1977. For iviarina, it was her second success. She won the title In 1976. Hockey player Tarn Kam Seng was selected Sportsboy and athlete Salk Oik l.urn SportsglrL
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      Mediocre and messy show
      455 32  -  JOE DOR AI By APART from Mohamed Noh's splendid form, the Singaix>re soccer team last night did not look like they w\ere capable of retaining the Malaysia Cup against Selangor in the final at Kuala Lumpur's Merdeka Stadium on Saturday. Though they beat Trengganu 4-0 in
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      Easy win
      21 32 TIONO BAHRU CSC easily beat Queenstown CSC 3-1 In a NFL Dlv Three soccer match at Gloucester Barracks yesterday.
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      Forces lose by a run
      74 32 SINGAPORE Recreation Club beat Armed Forces by one run in a thrilling finish in their Singapore Cricket Association's Senior League match at the Padang yesterday. SRC scored 187 with S. Muruthi contributing I 59 and M. Mehta an unbeaten 49. E. Wicks took four for
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      'SPY' LEAVES WITH MORE THAN A SMILE
      233 32  -  WILFRED YEO By WILFRED YEO ONE man watched last night's soccer friendly between Singapore and Trengganu with greater Interest than the rest of the 30.000 spectators at the National Stadium. He was M. Chandrar, coach of Singapore's Malaysia Cup final rivals, Selangor. The
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      Lock icon Peru stun Scotland with their power
      451 33 iX>RDOBA, Sun. Two blistering second-half goals by Peru's Teofilo Cubillas sent Scotland's World Cup soccer hopes crashing in their opening Group Four match here last night. Peru won 3-1, and on this devastating form, must stand a great chance of at least reaching the
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      242 33 pORDOBA, Sun. Scottish manV> ager Ally MacLeod said his team were beaten more by their own mistakes than by the quality of their Peruvian opponents. MacLeod told a post- match Press conference yesterday: "We know how Peru play and we know how
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      Lock icon Graveyard for Europe again?
      632 33  -  JOHN FREEMAN ifv/SrS 7C I mi K¥i7Ai Bj^fl lA^^^rflkfl 1 1 By PUENOS AIRES, Sun. As the smoke cleared after the first battles, the 1978 World Cup soccer finals were shaping up as more exciting than most people dared to hope, with goals and thrills thickly
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      Swedes' incisive counter-attack rattle Brazil
      372 33 ]t| AR DEL PLATA, Sun.— Brazil, rattled by incisive counterITI attacking oy the Swedish, barely survived to force a 1-1 draw in their opening World Cup Group Three match here yesterday. Sweden, solid In defence, spread panic In the Brazilian defence, as they soaked up
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      Lock icon One match ban for two
      67 33 BUENOS AIRES. Sun. Tne Intern atlonal Football Federation's disciplinary committee said today that two Hungarian players, sent off In the closing minutes of their Oroup One match against Argentina, would each be suspended for one match. This means that midnlder Tlbor Nyllasl and striker Andras
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      Lock icon PAINFUL LESSON FOR IRANIANS
      378 33 MENDOZA, Sun. Holland, overcoming an ironclad defence and a series of heavy tackles, taught World Cup newcomers Iran a gainful lesson as they handed them a 3-0 beating in their Group Four match here yesterday. Beaten finalists In 1974 and rated among the best of the
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      340 33 BICNOS AIRES. Sun. Austria defled the pundits here yestrrd; y. finding a way throt.gh what is repute! to be the best defence in the World Cup to beat Spain 2-1 and take the lead In Group Three. In Mar del Plata. Brazil, the group favourites, could
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      10 33 Today: Rest day Tomorrow: Tunisia v Poland; Argentina v France
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      80 33 WORLD CUP RESULTSFIRST iH NEW NATION It's World Cup time, so be on the ball with New Nation. Follow our daily reports as we bring you not only the results but also all the excitement that is happening in Argentina. Then there's King Pele who writes for us, giving his
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    197 34 Pakistan may banish Bhutto, says paper TEHERAN, Sunday PAKISTAN'S military ruler Gen. Zia-ul-Haq is willing to spare the life of former Prime Minister Zulfikar AH Bhutto and banish him instead, an Iranian newspaper reported today. The Kayhan International, in a report from its New Delhi correspondent quoting "top diplomatic sources,"
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    96 34 'SEALIFT' IN 'A FEW DAYS' HONGKONG. Sun China will send two large vessels to Ka:p'nong and Ho Chi Mlnh City to bring back "the victimised Chinese" from Vietnam within a few days, the pro-communist press reported here today. In a front page report, the Chinese-language Ta Kung Pao said four
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    37 34 MANILA. Sun. The Philippine Airlines (PAL) is negotiating a US$75 mtllilon (9*174 million) refinancing loan with a syndicate of banks led by Ch.ie Manhattan Asia Ltd.. PAL board chairman and president Roman Cruz said.—Reuter.
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    OLD WAR PLANES FOR MANILA
    86 34 PHILIPPINE technicians check a reconditioned F-8 Crusader, the first of 25 which the Vaught Corporation of Dallas, Texas, is refurbishing for the Philippine air force. The company is overhauling the supersonic jet fighters, built in the 1960s under a contract that also provides one year's
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    31 34 MUNICH, Sun. West German imports rose eight per cent in the first four months of this year. Dr. Otmar Emminger president of the West German central bank said yesterday.—Reuter.
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    184 34 Police interview former Liberal Party leader LONDON, Sun. Jeremy Thorpe, former leader of Britain's Liberal Party, was yesterday Interviewed by detectives investigating an alleged murder plot to kill a former friend. The friend, male model Norman Scott, claimed a homosexual relationship with Mr. Thorpe an allegation Mr. Thorpe has always
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    48 34 MANILA. Sun. Lightning killed three children and seriously injured nine others yesterday, a Manila newspaper reported today. The Bulletin said the children, aged between five and 13 years, were playing in the rain in a village 120 km north of Manila when lightning struck. AP.
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    447 34 Hua to army: Get ready for war HONGKONG, Sunday Communist Party chairman Hua Kuo-feng emphasised in a major speech disclosed yesterday that China must get prepared" against war by stepping up the army's modernisation in a "race with time." "The world's basic contradictions are steadily sharpening, the struggle for hegemony
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