The Straits Times, 9 June 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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    Lock icon SADAT WARNS the MARXISTS
    412 1 'Blood will flow if you hit govt' CAIRO, Thursday PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat threatened yesterday to make the blood of Marxists "flow in the streets" if they attempted anti-government action. Speaking in Suez City to troops of the Egyptian Third Army, Mr. Sadat said: "I will hit
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    Lock icon Israel's woman warriors
    34 1 TWO Israeli women soldiers ride atop a 1 50 -tonne Centurion tank recently during training exercises in Israel. They are being trained to become classroom instructors behind front lines. AP picture.
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    Lock icon Dr K: China-Soviet war possible
    422 1 Dr K: ChinaSoviet war possible TOKYO, Thursday fORMER US Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger said in a newspaper interview published here today he could not rule out the possibility of a major military conflict between the Soviet I nion and China. "I notice the Chinese have said again that
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    Lock icon Troop talks
    34 1 VIENNA, Thur». The Soviet Union today sutmitled what It called a new Initiative In the East -West Ullu on force* reductions In evotrai Europe with Nato withholding Immediate comment on it. AP
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    Lock icon Bank rate raised
    61 1 LONDON, Thurs— The Bank of England's minimum lending rate today shot up one per cent cent to 10 per cent— the highest since March last year. The government also paved the way for a credit squeeze by compelling commercial banks which increased their lending above a certain
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    42 1 NEW YORK. Thurs. Dow Jones averages, based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 indux 865 64, up 3.72; 30 transp 231.74, up 0.44; 15 utils 107.04, up 0.10: 65 stocks 296.66, up 091 UPI.
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    ROCKET PUTS 8 SOVIET SATELLITES IN ORBIT
    138 1 ROCKET PUTS 8 SOVIET SATELLITES IN ORBIT 1/fOSCOW. Thurs. IVi The Soviet Union launched eight Cosmos satellites Into orbit from a single booster rocket today In what Western experts believe Is a regular renewal of the military communications relay network. The official Tass news agency said the satellites "carry scientific
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    Lock icon Angry soccer fans
    84 1 MAR DEL PLATA (Argentina), Thurs. An effigy of Brazilian soccer manager Claudlo Coutlnho was burnt In the centre of Mar Del Plata early today by angry fans as Brazil's faltering World Cup campaign reached crisis point. A few hours earlier, the Brazilian Sports Confederation (CBD) had taken
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    Lock icon Japan welcomes Asean accord on projects
    188 1 Japan welcomes Asean accord on projects TOKYO, Thurs. Japanese officials today welcomed the endorsement by economic ministers from Asean of two of five Joint projects planned by the regional grouping. The two projects endorsed at a meeting In Jakarta were for urea fertiliser plants In Malaysia and Indonesia. Japanese Prime
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    Lock icon Suharto's quiet birthday
    39 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. President Suharto of Indonesia today quietly celebrated hit 57th birthday at his private residence In central Jakarta. As usual, the president's birthday was celebrated only by his immediate family and very close relatives. APP.
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    Lock icon 300 Reds storm police base, slay 14
    237 1 300 Reds storm police base, slay 14 BANGKOK, Thursday COMMUNIST guerillas killed 14 people, including 12 policemen, in a major attack on a border patrol j>olice base in southern Thailand yesterday, a senior official said today. The governor* of southern Phatthalung province, Mr. Direk Direkwattana, said a force of about
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    Lee to have talks with Fraser in KL
    260 1 Lee to have talks with Fraser in KL WELL-INFORMED sources In Malaysia yesterday confirmed that the Prime Minister, Datuk Hussein Onn, would meet his Singapore and Australian counterparts In Kuala Lumpur In about a fortnight. The request for what is described as a "minisummit" came from the Australian Prime Minister,
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    Lock icon HIJACK BID FOILED
    68 1 BARCELONA, Thurs. Spanish police today overpowered a potential hijacker as he tried to force a Dutch KLM airlines plane at Barcelona airport to fly to Algeria, source* said. The man, named by police as Spanish-born Antonio Castillo Fernandei, 30, was said to Lave been armed with a
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      109 1 CASE TO DO TESTS ON IMPORTED CIGARETTES -Page 8 JAPAN HQ to study Soviet Kurile landing 3 KREMLIN hits back at Carter 4 RELY on us, Huang tells Mobutu 5 CHILDREN pick what they want to see on TV 6 ENGLISH papers to pass Chinese in circulation soon 7 Teachers
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      Lock icon Police, army help to restore power
      255 2 Police, army help to restore power NEW DELHI, Thurs ARMY and police help was called in today to restore power to large areas of central New Delhi blacked out for more than 24 hours by striking electricity workers. The power cuts came as the Indian capital was experiencing its most
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      Lock icon 'Tax reform may leave 75,000 jobless' forecast
      382 2 STEPS TAKEN TO OFFSET 'REVOLT TOS ANGELES. Thurs. California today took emergency steps to offset its taxpayers' revolt but state legislators predicted as many as 75.000 government employees may soon be out of work. By an overwhelming majority of nearly two to one,
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      $350,000 gem
      41 2 DENVER. Thurs—A blue topaz weighing more than 2,000 carats —considered one of the largest in the world has been cut and is being offered for trade or sale for US$l5O,OOO. (*****.000) a spokesman for the Strabley Lapidary Co. said—UPl.
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      Lock icon 'Serious consequences' if NY goes broke
      214 2 WASHINGTON, Than. United States Treasury Secretary Michael Blurn ent h al yesterday warned of serious consequences at home and abroad if New York City were forced into bankruptcy. His warning- to the Senate banking committee followed an angry denial by New York Governor Hugh
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      Lock icon Mid-July date for accord on world trade?
      242 2 WASHINGTON, Thursday US Trade Ambassador Robert Strauss predicted yesterday that basic political questions on the first multi-national trade agreement In 15 years will be settled by mid-July. Mr. Strauss said the agricultural positions of Japan, Europe and some developing countries are the main
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      Lock icon NEWSMEN'S LEADER ARRESTED ON DRIVING CHARGE
      141 2 NEWSMEN'S LEADER ARRESTED ON DRIVING CHARGE KARACHI, Thurs. Pakistani journalists' leader who was scheduled to preside over a crucial union meeting in Karachi today has been arrested on a driving charge, police sources said. Mr. Mlnhaj Barna, president of the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists and chairman of the All
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      Lock icon Thai N-free zones call
      54 2 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. Thailand came out yesterday In strong support of the establishment of regional sones free of nuclear weapons. The chief delegate of Thailand, Mr. Pracha OunaKasem. told the UN General Assembly that countries which have nuclear armaments should voluntarily give assurances not to attack
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      Lock icon $456 m raised
      44 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The International Monetary Fund yesterday raised about US$l96 million iS$456 million) to help finance a trust fund to provide low-ccst loans for about 80 of the world's poorest nations at the 22nd in its series of gold auctions. —Reuter.
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      Indian official stole from London shop
      120 2 LONDON, Than. Indian justice o.Ticial Dhanya Kumar Jain, 43, was fined £25 (SSI OS) here yesterday for stealing a shirt and two ties from a central London shop. Jain, said by police to be deputy secretary at the Indian Law and Justice Ministry, admitted
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      443 2 it's Fiesta Filipina at Shangri-La! June 6-18,1978 A magnificent show of the songs,dances,fashk>ns and foods of the Philippines featuring Camel Award Winner Aurco Alonzo's "Fashion Fiesta" ffi® I^^S Now at Shangri-La! See the fahuious Fiesta Filipina V 3- -j &rr *L~^r~£~ rt» Cultural Show. An exciting programme of colourful t
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      Lock icon Sumatra gas well fire 'the worst ever'
      122 3 Sumatra gas well fire 'the worst ever' JAKARTA, Thurs. The gas well fire that has been raging out of control for five days in North Sumatra is probably the worst to hit a gasfield, a spokesman for the Mobil Oil Co. said today. A well in the Arun natural g&sfleld
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      Lock icon HOMEWARD BOUND
      49 3 HOMEWARD bound are these French paratroopers as they line up to board a IS Air Force C-141 aircraft in 1 Jmumbashi. Zaire. The airlift marked thr start of French military departure from Zairean hotspots which saw French and Belgian troops beating off a rebel invasion. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Terrorist raids: Japanese security on alert
      193 3 Terrorist raids: Japanese security on alert -TOKYO, Thurs. JaA panese security authorities are on the alert against ultra-leftist radicals, including the Japanese Red Army, which they say are prepared for a terrorist raid such as a hijacking. The government will hold a meeting at its anti-violence headquarters tomorrow to discuss
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      Lock icon Jailed—for helping girl to escape
      115 3 Jailed— for helping girl to escape NONG KHAI (Thailand), Thurs. —An Australian joj o v m alist who swam the Mekong River to brine his Laotian sweetheart to Thailand was ordered jailed near here today for violations of immigration laws. John Everinrham. 28, of Brisbane, and his Laotian sweetheart, Eeo
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      Lock icon Viets report two border incidents
      305 3 ■yiETNAM yesterday reported friction between Vietnamese militiamen and Chinese in two recent border incidents. The Vietnam News Agency said on May 25, about 40 Hoa (Chinese) crossed ihe border river of Ka Long into Viet nam twice and took away a total of 38 buffalos
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      DRUGS MAY BE OUR DOWNFALL SAYS THAI MINISTER
      213 3 BANGKOK. Thurs. Thailand's Deputy Interior Minister Prem Tinasulanonda warned that Thailand might lace the same destiny as Vietnam if narcotics problems are allowed to continue. Radio Thailand said today. Mr. Prem warned that corrupt officials who allow narcotics trade to continue or
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      Lock icon Japan HQ to study Soviet Kurile landing
      360 3 Japan HQ to study Soviet Kurile landing TOKYO, Thursday THE government today set up a headquarters in the Prime Minister's Office to study measures against the reported large-scale Soviet landing manoeuvres on Etorofu island, one of the islands in the Kuriles group, off Japan's northernmost island, Hokkaido. The Soviet Union
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      Lock icon U.S. AND RUSSIA BEGIN SPACE TALKS
      118 4 U.S. AND RUSSIA BEGIN SPACE TALKS HELSINKI, Thurs. The United States and the Soviet Union begin talks here today on controlling the pro duction of space vehicles capable of destroying or capturing other satellites. American experts have said the Soviet Union has twice successfully used such vehicles to blow up
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      Lock icon KREMLIN HITS BACK ANGRILY AT CARTER
      435 4 Russians chose peaceful co-existence long ago: Tass MOSCOW, Thursday •JHE Soviet Union hit back hard yesterday at President Carter's latest speech on su perpower relations, accusing Him of telling lies about this country and its policies. Responding swiftly by Soviet standards, the government news
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      Lock icon Don't shift on human rights, says Owen
      293 4 Don't shift on human rights, says Owen LONDON. Thurs. T>RITISH Foreign Secretary David Owen declared yesterday that in their dealings with the Soviet Union the Western democracies should not shift one inch from their commitment to human rights. Speaking at the start of a House of Commons debate on foreign
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      Lock icon 'Poison fumes' firm sued for $116 m
      150 4 BASLE, Thurs. The Swiss chemical company HoIT m a n-L a Roche faces damages of uo to US»SO million (SSII6 million) for the contamination of the Italian town of Seveso three years ago, company chairman Adolf Jann said yesterday. He told the company's
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      Lock icon Air passenger gets $95,000
      63 4 MANILA. Thurs— A Philippine judge has ordered Korean Airlines to pay a Filipino passenger more than US$4l,OOO (5595.&00) for dropping her from flight in, favour of a white passenger. Judge Augusto Valencia said the "unwarranted discrimination of Filipinos in favour of the whites, especially Americans is
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      Desai hits at Soviet action
      76 4 LONDON. Thurs— lndian Prime Minister Mcrarji Desai today condemned Soviet military intervention in Africa but said it would be interference in the affairs of other countries if he voiced condemnation of the treatment of di&sidents In communist eastern Europe "I do not like any Intervention
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      Lock icon HK opium seizure
      55 4 HONOKONO. Thurs—Cuitcms officers at Kai Tak airport today seized 4.S Ulos of opium and arrested a 21-year-old Pakistani who had arrived on a (light from Bangkok. The retail value of the drug, found concealed in the false bottom and behind the tide lining of a suitcase, was
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      Aquino to go free on exile?
      161 5 Aquino to go free on exile? MANILA, Thurs. The Philippines' most prominent political detainee, former senator Benlgno Aquino, is expected to be freed from military custody and leave for a foreign country soon. Informed sources said today. The sources said 45-year-old Mr. Aquino, a one-tim c presidential aspirant, was expected
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      Lock icon Rely on us, Huang tells Mobutu
      366 5 ♦TIES BETWEEN OUR NATIONS STRENGTHENED' KINSHASA, Thursday J^S Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hua left for Brussels last night promising thai Zaire could count on Peking for sii|)|)ort against "Soviet imperialism," Egypt sent heavy artillery and advisers to help Zaire's defence. At the same time,
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      31 5 BOSTON. Thurs. Healthy young American women who snvjke heavily are about 20 times more likely to have a heart attack than equally healthy nonsmokers, a new study Indicate* AP.
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      Ethiopia pays heavy price for the war
      149 5 Ethiopia pays heavy price for the war VTA I ROB I. Thurs. 1\ Ethiopia has for the tirst time disclosed the cost of the war in Eritrea US$l.2 billion (SJ2.B billion) and 13,000 soldiers and 30.000 to 50.000 civilians killed or wounded. Lt-Col Menglstu Halle Mariam, the head of the
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      Lock icon Kurd rebels in pitched battles
      298 5 Kurd rebels in pitched battles PARIS, Thurs. KURDISH rebels in northern Iraq have taken up arms again against the central government, three years after their last rebellion collapsed, according to reports reaching here. Reports in Lebanese and Turkish newspapers speak of pitched battles since the beginning of this week between
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      Lock icon Fresh mandate call in UANC
      228 5 SALISBURY, Thursday "DISHOP Abel Muzorewa's deputy in the United African National Council (UANC), Mr. Benson Ndemera, today called for an emergency party congress to seek a fresh mandate for the group to remain in Rhodesia's transitional government. The UANC deputy national chairman asserted that increasing
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      Lock icon Kidnap victim killed
      48 5 ANNA (Sicily). Thurs. Mr. Franz Trovato, the 23-year-old son of a Sicilian landowner and writer, was killed and burled In the countryside by his kidnappers, police reported today. His body, ravaged by stray dogs, was found in an Isolated area near here last night. AP.
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      Lock icon Aussie rule on investment relaxed
      106 5 Aussie rule on investment relaxed CANBERRA, Thurs. The Australian government today announced a relaxation of foreign Investment requirements in new projects by reducing Its insistence on the 50 per cent rule. Foreign companies will be required to have a minimum 25 per cent Australian equity with a public commitment to
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      Lock icon London plan for migrants
      58 5 LONDON, Thurs. The Greater London Council, which governs the Britisn capital, plans to create In the city's tough East Bid what critics say Is Britain's first officially sanctioned non-white ghetto. The OLC says the plan if designed to prelect more than 20.00 C Bengali immigrants from
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      Lock icon Terrorism warning
      54 5 WASHINGTON. ThUrt. Congress has been warnrd that it 1* -just a matter of time" before the International wave of terrorism strikes the United Slates Testimony before a House Intelligence sub-committee yesterday Indicated terrorist actions are becoming "more complex and sophisticated." and the United States Is 111-equipped to cope
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      Lock icon Woman sailor breaks world record
      104 5 DARTMOUTH, Thurs. Naomi James, a 29-year-old British housewife, today broke the record for sailing solo around the world covering the 48,000 km in 272 days. A flotilla of small boats turned out to welcome Mrs. James and thousands of people cheered from the river banks
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      39 5 PEKING, Thurs. Apparently for the first time since the Cultural Revolution, a top Chinese milltaiy man has used the term "officers" Instead of the world "cadres" used In the army since ranks were abolished in 1965. AFP.
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    Young people vulnerable in times of crisis...
    240 6 YOUNG people today do not seem to have a sense of security or direction, and this tends to make them vulnerable when faring a crisis in their Uves. This is the recurring theme in the collection of 17 short stories. Little Ironies: Stories
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    Jailed for robbery committed two years ago
    190 6 A LORRY attendant was yesterday jailed for a year and ordered to be given 10 strokes of the cane by a district Judge for an armed robbery, which took place about two years ago. See Chlng Mln, 21. admitted robbing the manager of
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    Children picK what they want to see on TV
    497 6 r£HILDREX make the decisions in many Singapore families when it comes to selecting television programmes, according to a sociological survey just completed. In the survey, 36.8 per cent of the 612 respondents indicated that in selecting TV programmes, children usually made
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    Fined for littering at the gardens
    119 6 Fined for littering at the gardens OIK men and two women were fined $40 each by a magis trate yesterday for littering at the Botanic Oardens last month. The two women, Noralnl blntl Hanifi. of Lorong 7, Toa Payoh, and Kamlni bintl Yacob, of Law Hill Road, pleaded guilty to
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    PAP branch
    35 6 THE Minister of BUte (Defence) and MP for FUom Mm Mr. Bernard Chen, will open the PAp Radln Mas branch office and educational centre In Tetok Blangah Crescent en Sunday at I p.m.
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    Harmonica show
    81 6 SOME 120 students from three schools will get together to give what is believed to be the biggest harmonica performance In South-east Asia at the Extra-Curri-cular Activity Centre in Rutland Road on June 18 at 2.30 p.m. The students, who are between eight and 16. are from the
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    Longer hours
    21 6 THE closing hours of the Botanic Gardens have been extended to 11 p.m. on weekdays and midnight on weekends.
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    130 6 2 seamen arrested in Abu Dhabi ABU DHABI, Thurs. Two sailors fiem Singapore have been arrested in connection with the murder of a Frenchman in the Golf state of Abu Dhabi Jast week, the semi-official newspaper Al-Ittthad reported here today. It said the two men Raslf Bayman, 22. and Mohammed
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    Oratorical contest
    90 6 THE semi-finals for the Annual Elocution Contest for secondary schools and junior colleges will be held on June 14 at Anglo-Chinese Junior College at 2.30 p.m. The final will be held at the college on June 19 at 7 p.m. Contestants will vie for I the Rotary Challenge
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    Dollar a brick to build new Chai Chee CC
    227 7 Dollar a brick to build new Chai Chee CC rE MP for Kampung Chal Chee. Mr. Pong Sip Chee, yesterday launched a Dollar-a Brick fund raising campaign for his constituency's new $700,000 community centre. Mr. Fong. who Is Senior P«a r 1 1 a mentary Secretary (Labour*, appealed to his
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    Exhibition of paintings
    82 7 The US Charge d'Ailaires. Mr Edward C. Ingraham will open an exhibition of oil and water colour paintings by Mr. Tay Bak Kol at the Gallery Fine Art on the second floor ol Orchard Towers next Wednesday at 6.30 p m The 10 day exhibition will open
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    English papers to pass Chinese in circulation soon
    658 7  -  EVELYN NG By rpHE circulation and read ers h 1 p of English newspapers will soon exceed that of the Chinese newspapers, according to a sociological survey Just completed. As it is, the circulation of Chinese newspapers as measured against total newspaper
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    S'pore stake in NZ beer
    108 7 S'pore stake in NZ beer WELLINGTON. Thurs. A Singapore brewery is the biggest single shareholder in New Zealand's two major breweries following recent activity on the New Zealand Stock Exchange. Officials of Dominion Breweries, Auckland, and Lion Breweries, Wellington, confirmed today that Malayan Breweries Ltd., of Singapore, now had the
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    Rice dumplings for homes and creches
    113 7 Rice dumplings for homes and creches THE Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs Mr. Chan Chee Seng, will receive a donation of 2,300 rice dumplings tomorrow for Social Welfare Department homes and creches. The dumplings will be distributed to the residents of Its 13 homes and children attending Its seven creches.
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    Chai to attend assn dinner
    57 7 THE Senior Minister of StatJ (Education). Mr. Chal Chong Yil. will attend the Association of Certified Accountants, Singapore Branch, annual dinner and oance at the Shangri-La Hotel on July 32. Members, graduates and students of the association can get their tickets at »30 from the
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    Cello recital at DBS
    41 7 A CBjLO recital by Mr. Ross Pople of London will be held at the DBS auditorium on June 18 at 5 pjn. The concert lx organised by the Ministry of Culture In its Music for Everyone series.
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    Pre-school teaching for O-level holders
    352 7  - Pre-school teaching for O-level holders IRENE NGOO By PRE-SCHOOL teaching will, for the first time, be Incorporated Into the three-year course for "O" Level trainee teachers at the Institute of Education. This is in line with recent calls by MFs and educationists to raise the quality of teaching In Singapore
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    Case to carry out lab tests on imported cigs
    678 8  - Case to carry out lab tests on imported cigs IRENE NGOO Higher tar levels far developing countries? By THE Consumers' Association of Singapore is to carry out laboratory tests on cigarettes imported by Singapore Tobacco Company (STC) and establish the rationale behind the different tar levels of cigarettes sold here
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    Sheriff takes over arrested ship's cargo
    248 8 mHE sheriff yesterday X obtained an order in the High Court, allowing him t 0 discharge and store all the cargo now aboard a Panamaregistered freighter under arrest here since April 12. The cargo on the vessel, Sea Union, comprises 28,000 bags of parboiled
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    SUICIDE GIRL WAS ILL AFTER BREAK-UP
    149 8 A 20-YEAR-OLD girl, who became mentally 111 after breaking up with her boyfriend, was found dead at the foot of a Mock of flats in April, a coroner's inquiry heard yesterday. Mr. Chua Sons Wl told the court that his sister, Poi Henr. had
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    Statistical system
    48 8 PROF Saw Swee Hock, head of the department of economics and statistics. Nanyang University, will talk on Statistical System of Singapore, at the Shangri-La Hotel next Thursday at 6 p.m. The talk is organised by the Singapore Association of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators.
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    Settlement reached, so ship freed
    89 8 THE Greek freighter Sofia, which was arrested here last Saturday in connection with an admiralty suit, has been released following a settlement reached between the parties in the case. The plaintiff, Unl Jay a Shipping Ltd. of Colombo, had claimed in the suit that "the
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    Study tour of US transport systems for SBS chairman
    275 8 SINGAPORE Bus 6ervice executive chairman, Mr. Wong Ht n* Khim, will leave for the United States for a month lonu observation study tour of citizers 1 action groups and oth^r pressure groups from June 26. He will also study various transport
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    Festival show
    33 8 THE chairman of Kampong Olam citizens' consultative committee. Mr. Lun Yue Sheong. will attend the Fifth Moon Festival dinner cum variety show at Crawford community centre on Saturday at 6.30 p.m.
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      195 8 Bringing Up Father By Bill K»v»n»gh €c Hal Camp v /BUT, DIMPLES, 1 UuNT MAGGIE^ YOU CANT iFAUNJT I'M MAKW& UP A LISTA YOU'RE C3OING TO W3NT LET MB CELEBRATE W AAASSIE CAN I OF PEOPLE TO INVITE BE SEVEN YOU HAVE A SIXTHV THE SAME 1 DO IT, WHY
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    Fiesta Filipina comes to town
    364 9 npHKY are the "arn1 bassadors" of the Philippines. They are used to expose their country through their talent for dancing or modelling. They come in the form of slim, shapely beauties, many of whom hold national beauty titles or are graduates from one university or
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    Dinner dance
    26 9 THE First Corps of St. John Ambulance Brigade (West Area) will hold Its 20th anniversary dlrner and dance at the Hyatt Hotel on Sunday.
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    Chinese teachers send memo to the ministry
    537 9 Common syllabus suggested for all schools rpHE Singapore Chi- nese School Teachers Union has submi 1 1 c d to the Education Ministry a detailed plan for a common syllabus for all schools using both the mother tongue and English as the medium
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    ROBBERS GRAB $230 FROM WOMEN IN LIFTS
    155 9 ROBBERS GRAB $230 FROM WOMEN IN LIFTS ROBBERS struck twice on Wednesday and held up two women In lifts before fleeing with $230 In cash and Jewellery. The first hold-up was In Block 3, Rochor Road, where housewife Chla Hock Hiang, 31, was robbed of $30 by a lone robber.
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    SMA officials
    57 9 MR. Michael Yec lias been re-elected chairman of the Singapore Manufacturer*' A»toclaUon. Other officials are: Mr. Eric Owie and Mr. Lam Sheung Urn. deputy chairmen; Mr. Poo Chee Chin, chairman (finance committee); Mr. Wee Thlam Choo. chairman I membership committee); Mr. Tay Kwang Seng, chairman (development committee); and
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    Woman who took a second husband
    157 10 Woman who took a second husband A WOMAN sweeper was yesterday Jailed for a day and fined a total of $2,100 by a district judge for bigamy and falsely declaring that she was unmarried. Hoo Chiang Hong. 38, pleaded guilty to taking a second husband Chen Piang Chew, on April
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    Farmers taught to vaccinate their pigs against diseases
    305 10 rE Punggol pig farming scheme aims to have 608,000 to ".00,000 pigs at any one time when the third phase at Tampines is completed in about six yean. These pigs will then be able to produce up to a million pigs a
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    Safe estate but they're not too neighbourly
    590 10 Many know fewer than 3 families... TWO-THIRDS of the residents in Marine Parade are satisfied with security within the estate, but the slate of neighbour! iness is reflected by a quarter of the residents knowing fewer than three families well. These two points
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    2 in 'criminal force' case discharged
    271 10 TWO youths, accused of using criminal force on a 15-year-old hawker's assistant, were yesterday given discharges not amounting to acquittals after a prosecutor applied for their alleged victii" tn mln l hv a psychiatrist. The youths, both 15. were originally charged with seven others
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    Open verdict
    36 10 STATE Coroner Mr. Khoo Oon 800 yesterday recorded an open verdict on the death of a three-year-old girl who was found drowned In a well cuUlde a temple In Jalan Tlga Ratus in March.
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    First Lady's date
    37 10 THE First Lady. Mrs. Sheares, will be the guest-of-honour at a children's party at the Police Academy In Thomson Road tomorrow. The party Is being organised by the police In conjunction with Police Week.
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    New paint factory for Jurong
    85 10 New paint factory for Jurong A NEW factory will be built by Kansal United PalnU Pte. htd. at Its Jurong alt« to replace the one destroyed by a fire In May. The company will build a doubl* itowj factory to replace the bum-down one at Tanjonf penjuru and hope* to
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    Magic show
    24 10 KAMFONO Kemb«ng«n <*wriiminity centre will bold a ttlk-cum-deciotxtraUon on magic by magician Mi. Peter Ang at the centre tomorrow •t p m.
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    A bubbly surprise for nine 'most courteous guests'
    243 11 A bubbly surprise for nine 'most courteous guests' rE tables were turned in a secret courtesy camp a 111 1 n launched by Mine Court Hotel for a lark. Instead of guests nominating the hotel's most courteous staff, some 290 employees of the hotel were asked to select, by secret
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    Annual dinner
    20 11 THE Indonesian Business Association of Singapore will l.old its annual dinner at the Shangri-La Hotel on June 16.
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    Snatch theft gang suspect nabbed
    324 11 Snatch theft gang suspect nabbed POLICE are believed to have crippled a gang of snatch thieves comprising five Indonesians who had been preying on people in the city area, following the It of a man yes-24-year-old sus as caught by two yes when he and four others tried to rob
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    Fazalur is chairman
    39 11 MR. Faxalur Rehman ha» been elected chairman of the technicians' branch of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employee*. Other officials are: Messrs. O. Baiasubrmmanlam, secretary and O. Murugesan. K. Ocvlndasamy and 6eah Keok Teng, asst. secretaries.
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    Arts Festival
    31 11 THE acting Minister for Culture. Mr. Ong Teng Cheong will launch the Singapore Festival of Aru at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs conference room today at 2 30 p.m.
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    Senoko worker dies in fall
    63 11 Senoko worker dies in fall A WORKER died after he fell from a 30-me-tre platform at the Senoko Fower Station near Sembawang yesterday. He was Identified as K. Kalal Vanathan, 21, of Block 46. Delhi Road. Police said the accident occurred at about 11 a.m. when the platform gave way.
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    Orchestra's debut
    54 11 THE National Theatre Chinese Orchestra, formed last year to promote Chinese music, will make its debut In a concert on Monday. The concert will be at the Victoria Theatre at 8 p.m. Tickets at tl and $2 are available at the National Theatre Club office. World Book Company
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    Bomoh 'cures' that may be used in modern medicine...
    326 11 f«AN remedies for illnesses used by bomohs be of any use to modern medicine? Possibly says a former press officer of the West German Embassy In Kuala Lumpur, Mr. Jurgen Dauth, after consulting a University of Malaya medical don. Professor Paul
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      '$1 m award may not be enough'
      589 12  -  FHILIP LEE QC ARGUES AGAINST APPEAL By LONDON, Thursday A QUEEN'S Counsel said in an appeals court here yesterday that the compensation of nearly a quarter million pounds awarded last year to a Malaysian woman psychiatrist suffering from massive brain damage might not
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      Woman inspector, brother die in crash
      120 12 Woman inspector, brother die in crash rPAH (Perak), Thurs. Woman Inspector Rosnah blnti Hassan, 23, and her younger brother, Rosli. 21," were killed on the spot when their car was involved in a head on collision with a lorry at the 65th km Ipoh-Knala Lum-mr road, near here, yesterday. Cik
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      58 12 KUALA LUMPUR. TOUTS. There are 243,000 hectares of rice land lying Idle In Malaysia for various reasons, Agriculture and Cooperative Minister Sharif! Ahmad said today. He said the country and the fanners were suffering unnecessary losses and added that tne land could be planted not
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      301 12 Plea to Privy Council: Judgment is reserved THE Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in London today reserved judgment on a tax appeal by the American Leaf Blending Co. of Kuala Lumpur, which sought to offset unabsorbed losses from discontinued tobacco trading against income from rents for the company's premises.
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      Polls pact by four opposition parties.. .
      438 13 Polls pact by four opposition par ties.. K. LUMPUR. Thurs pOUR opposition parties have concluded an electoral pact not to contest I against one another in Selangor and the Federal Territory in the coming general elections. The parties are Pekemas, Kita, the Malaysian Workers' Party and the Socialist Democratic Party
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      'VULGAR'FLOOR SHOW SO PERMIT REVOKED
      92 13 'VULGAR' FLOOR SHOW SO PERMIT REVOKED JOHORE BARU, Thurs. Police have revoked the permit for a leading nightclub here to stp.ge a floor show by a pair of foreign striptease artistes. According to the police, the permit was revoked because of "vulgar acts" by the artistes who had contravened the
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      Lock icon Victim's family sues MAS for $420,000
      116 13 Victim's family sues MAS for $420,000 NAGOYA (Japan), Thurs. The family of a Japanese who was killed in the crash last year of a Malaysian Airlines System (MAS) jetliner, today filed a lawsuit against the airline, demanding damages total ling 40 million yen (about M 5420.000). The suit was filed
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      Pekemas head crosses over
      48 13 Pekemas head crosses over PENANO. Thurs. The chairman of Pekemas Butterworth Branch Enclk Abdul Mulor bin Abu Bakar announced today he had resigned from the party to Join the Socialist Democratic Party. He said his reason for resigning from Pekemas was because the party was "no longer effective."
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      Malaysian doctor to stand trial for fraud
      296 13 Malaysian doctor to stand trial for fraud PERTH, Thursday A MALAYSIAN doctor was committed today to stand trial in the district court in August on 154 charges of false pretences involving Medibank, the Australian government health insurance organisation. Dr. Low Shlk Aun, 42, an acupuncturist and a member of the
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      Lock icon Call by Razaleigh to Third World on MNCs
      174 13 Call by Razaleigh to Third World on MNCs KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia today called for greater cooperation among developing countries in dealing with multinational corporations to prevent their giving away more than necessary to these corporate giants. Finance Minister Tengku Razal c 1 g h Hamzah made the call in
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      Cash first
      23 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The new "cash-before-coyer" provision In general Insurance will come Into force on July 1, Informed sources said today.
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      McNamara due in KL today
      66 13 McNamara due in KL today KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— World Bank President Mr. Robert McNamara, who arrives tomorrow to receive the Tun Razak Foundation international award, will have a tight schedule during his five-day visit. Hi will receive the award at the Dewan Tunku Chancellor on Saturday, after which he will
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      Firm wins $2m PUB contract
      62 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Behn Meyer lias won a (3 million contract for the supply and installation of 100 distribution transformers to Singapore 1 Public UUUttea Board The 1.000 KVA capacity tranaonneni, manufactured by Qectre-Ban A3 of Austria, an to be Installed In various parts of
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    Pollution: Rules should be 'reasonable'
    594 15 Control needed, say experts i~<AR dealers, engineers and experts yesterday welcomed and recognised the need to set standards to control pollution from cars but hoped the reg v 1 r ements would not be so strict that they would be difficult to meet. Their opinion,
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    ACCUSED DEAD SO CASE IS Closed
    141 15 ACCUSED DEAD SO CASE IS Closed 69-YEAR-OLD man, accused of drug -trafficking, died on Sunday two days after *enlor magistrate Mr. ■Aahlm jalll sent him home because he was Sravely ill when he api peared in court. Informed sources said Ng Ah Llm died of Wthma in his Weld Koad
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    Road show
    41 15 THE management com«uttce* of nve community ••entre* in Punggol constituency will hold a road show. fb be performed by the SAF Aualc and Drama Company, the field next to the Woodqridgt Hospital quarters on Jlune 17 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Charity for 2 homes that do not exist
    355 15 Charity for 2 homes that do not exist pONSIDI.R yourself V* cheated if you've recently donated money to the Tan<lin Children's Home or the St. Louis Orphanage. For there are no such organisations In Singapore, although there are people going around asking for used clothes, old newspapers or money for
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    Girl hurt in crash
    69 15 A 10- YEAR-OLD girl was injured when the car she wa.s travelling in was involved in an accident with a van at »he junction of River Valley and Kirn Seng Roads last night. Slow Yu Meng waa taken to hospital with a cut in her forehead.
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    SIA: WE MUST STEP UP R AND D TO REMAIN VIABLE
    340 15 SIA: WE MUST STEP UP R AND D TO REMAIN VIABLE DEVELOPING countries must devote more attention to research and develoment and upgrading the skills of workers to be free from the wageprice spiral and dependence on new technology of the developed countries. The acting Labour Minister, Mr. Sia Kah
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    Dog show
    24 15 THE Singapore Kennel Club will hold Its 18th champlonahlp dog show at tlie National Stadium exhibition hail on Sunday at 9.30 am
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      253 15 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS kett's last Hand (3. 9 Rich and rotten article. 7 fP a^' n 86,8 6 Uke Britl ,n *£.%<?** SP lne (9> Sup from the Mers.-y 11 Proceeds to take Mttler v n0 < ready afttr 12 St WTTT" KnTSSSI. kne, 13 Prospectors' habltati? (S). 14
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    502 16 Patients who get better without treatment By LLOYD TIMBERLAKE: London IF Dr. Kenneth Thomas' experience Is anything to go by, doctors may be handing out too many pills. "Modern general practice suffers from an unjustified enthusiasm for treatment on the part of both patients and doctors," says Or. Thomas in
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    946 16  - Fraser can expect tough time during K L m ini summit BRIAN CHILD TRADE WAR LOOMING, SAY NEWSPAPERS By Kuala Lumpur IS a trade war looming between Malaysia and Australia? If it is, as press reports here suggest, then Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser can expect some tough talking when
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      KURILES DISPUTE
      346 16 ANOTHER round in the long dispute be- tween the Russians and the Japanese over the Kuriles Is looming. Despite Japan's protests, the Soviet Union nas sent into the Japanese-claimed islands a fairly large Russian naval task force. Marines and paratroopers numbering around 1,000 have entered the area in
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      FLOW OF REFUGEES
      336 16 THE story of refugees everywhere is a tragic one. Driven by war, unbearable economic conditions or persecution theirs is a pitiable lot. It is now a familiar story in South-east Asia which has seen thousands of Vietnamese as well as Laotians and Kampucheans fleeing the harsh regimes
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      Incidence of tax sufficiently alleviated
      117 16 Incidence of tax sufficiently alleviated WE would like to Inform Mr M X Foo (ST June 1) that In the recent revision of government tax structure, due cognizance was given that the tax was levied on the total amount of the PUB bill, lrcludlng rental of appliances and other utility
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      PWD will put up crossing at Upper Changi
      97 16 PWD will put up crossing at Upper Changi WE are pleased to Inform "Prison Staff" (ST. May 18) that the PWD will install a signalised pedestrian crossing at Upper Changi Road In front of Changi Prison. NG JWEE PHUA (Mrs), for Permanent Secretary, (National Development). WE would like to thank
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      Police do not tow away cars indiscriminately
      164 16 I REFER to the article "Tyre dealers' plea to Traffic Police" (ST. May 15). It Is not true that vehicles waiting In front of tyre shops have been un- necessarily towed away by Traffic Police. Special consideration is always given to various problems
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      Reason for merry go round at Customs
      125 16 I REFER to the complaint by "Two Different Worlds" (ST May 30). Your complainant may wish to be informed that before duty payment can be effected, the relevant duty payment declaration has to undergo successive stages of processing by different sections at Custom
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      POOR CROP OF MOVIES THIS WEEKEND
      203 17 POOR CROP OF MOVIES THIS WEEKEND rr looks like a bleak weekend for watching feature films on television, for this week's offering is poor fare. The three films are: MASSACRE HARBOUR: Second World War story set in North Africa in 1942, it is about four soldiers from the Allied Forces
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      121 17 EXCERPTS of talks and question-and-answer sessions at the pre-unl-verslty seminar on Leadership in the Future recently held at Jurong Town Hall will be broadcast over radio in a series of weekly programmes starting tonight at 7.30 p.m. (English service). The first programme features Forum I,
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      SWIMMING TIMES
      59 17 TODAY: SißfiHrt 134 p.m. ;2 3m). Sriili Keckil 12.39 p.m. (23m), 11.05 p.m. (1.8 m). Nrt KckSN 8.22 a.m (2.5 m), 8.46 p m. Ii! 6m). TOMOIMW: Si«*«re 12 43 am (?.6m). 2.09 p.m. (2.2 m). S«*ti Keckil 1 15 p.m. (2.3 m). 11.46 p.m. (1.7 m). Pwt
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      101 17 HOW is a lift installed in a hlghrlse building? OUR WORKERS, the magazine series (Chinese), shows you how this is carried out In an HDB apartment block in tonight's edition over Channel 8 at 7.25 p.m. The programme also takes you on a tour of
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      Chances of a breakdown practically nil
      684 17 WORLD CUP 'LIVE' TELECASTS COCCER fans who worry abou t breakdowns (luring "live" telecasts of the World Cup matches on June 25 and 26 are assured that the chances of this happening are practically nil. In fact, it has been estimated by the autho
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      Use metric
      10 17 USE round metric figures, it's simpler and safer.
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      714 17 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening and Housewives' Matinee-Iron- 7.55 Spoils Parade— Malaysia Cup Profitc Si»tapunch contest (Mandarin film Repeat) ptrt ami Selaogor 4.30 Intermission 8.30 Henry IV (Shakespeare) (Pt 2— Repeat) 60S Openin nt Exercise with Glim 1.41 The Undersea Wirld if Jacques Cmsteao6.30 News ii Brief
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1561 18 last transacted ready tale at trie J close of business on the Stock Ex change of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with nT7B high and low. 'Adjusted (or script/rights Issue). SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS im uut High \j*m Coapaay Sato +or189 132 Acma 173 cd
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1639 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 •setf Big Board
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      Government and corporate bonds
      121 18 I 3/4% I5/S/80 (250,000) 100 40B 100 508) i 3/4% 1/12/80 (250.000) 105.058) ■^lWSl (250,000) (100.85B ■*05 T 3OSJ WW (25 000) lU/lJo'Sg, (25 000) M%TF1VV»1^4 (250.000) 102.058) IVV86 (250,000) (100.80B 01.058) 1/4% 15/4/86 (250,000) *****B) [o U4% b .6/,./ M (250.000) OO^OB, 1^" <25 000)
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      1457 18 BID and offer prices offtcla ly listed and business and reported to the Kua Lumpur Stock Exchani yesterday with the number shares traded shown I brackets In lots of 1.000 unl unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Ajin.m.t. .2.538) AI«M» (2.05B 2 OSS) (1) 2.07 i 2 05 AIM H.M
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        41 18 HKLaad 400 +40 Dl-lnlni 208 +17 C*C 420 +10 FAN 4M +4 MCMNI 270 +3 DBS 370 +2 BkaMri-U 382 +2 PMC 312 +2 TlmwPub SOS +2 Wmim 280 +2 A EaurpriM 278 +2 SaCta* 276 +2 ■oMmom 232 +2
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        33 18 GttIUMM 560 -40 StraiuTradiac 9«0 -30 BTPIf7I 835 -IS TaipiafTatU* 104 -14 Emo 300 -10 B*l Coconut* 258 -8 B Rays 219 -7 Dutch Baby 177 -7 Kuala 8141 m 198 -7
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        30 18 Mo st acti ve stocks StMDartjr 134,000 PahaacCaM 230.000 Haw Par 17S 000 FatMrM*rUa 145.000 <•"•«■«» ***** UOL 84 000 [JOB a 000 DBS 73 000 vmw ei.ooo City IW» *****
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        37 18 June 7 June 8 B T. Index: Industrials: 1083 90 1080.75 Finance: 313.32 310.77 Hotels: 528.85 520. 51 Properties: 218.52 218.01 Tin*: 197.08 1M.60 rubbers: 150.70 150.50 n„„ r 504.09 502.35 S.E.S. Ind. 278.42 277 40
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        358 18 HONOKONO: The market closed sharply higher In active trading with volume swollen by both local and overseas buyers, dealers said. The Hang Seng Index rose 11.6 points to 505.28. Its highest level since end-lB73. Across-the-board gains Included Juttine Matimoo up 20 cents to HKS14 10. HutchlaonWTiampoH up 22V, at
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        385 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher In active trading with selective buying over a wide front, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 14.29 to close at 5.504 72 points. with a volume of 310 million shares. The New Index closed at 411.04, up 0 85 point. JUNI M Yen
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        Stock options
        121 18 STRIKING prices of tne stock options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, the periods, bid and offer prices and business done yesterday, with the number of options traded shown In brackets. Cold Storage (Sept 11.70) (0.49B 0.638): C aad C (Sept $2.20) (2.00B): F and N
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        278 18 From col five 2.05 (SI) 2 04 (38) 2.03 (71) 2 02 (281) 2.01 (65) 2.0S. a>atalin| (6.30B 6 508) XD. Rahman Hyd (4.488) (3) 4.40 Ranan« (2.70B). I Oradia (4.38B 4.408) (3) 4.40 (2) 4.38. 1 Kinla (6. 03S) Si Baal 10B 6 15S) (3) S.10 (1)
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        Duty rates
        67 18 THE Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from June 8 until further notice: Rubber 219* cts a kg. copra $961.08 a ton. Palm Kernel $***** a ton. The rate of duties payable are: Rubber 42 3/8 cts a kg. Research cess one cent
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        34 18 LONDON: Copper prlcu on Wednesday (previous In bracket*). WirMtlr Spot buyers £75« SO < £73X501. gelleri £***** (£759.50) Three Month buyers £777 U7T»). sellers. X777.9O (£780) Market ttm: Barely tteady (•let: 9 250 tonnes.
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        Sydney lower
        285 19 SYDNEY, Thurs. The market closed lower In quiet trading. BHP lell four rents to $6 9€. Bank of NSW two to $f 14. CSR two to $3.00 and David Jones two to I.M. Of the few firm shares, PanrontinenUl rose 25 to (14.95 and Robe River one to
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        New York retreats
        271 19 xtEW YORK. Wed. Stocks polled back In what- analysts termed an expected correction after the gains of the prior six sessions. W«t "Just went up too fafffad had to come down." cdßmftnted Mr. Michael Metz oQfopenhelQier and Co. He added however, that the market was "holding the
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        Indices
        61 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 474.9 Tuesday 477.7 Week Ago 478.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 861.92 Tuesday 868.51 Week Ago 840.61 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Wednesday 112k to 112% Tuesday Ill* to 112 M.K. HANG SENG Thursday 505.28 Wednesday 494.22 Week Ago 477.25 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Thursday 425.07 Wednesday 425.88 Week
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        Amsterdam falls
        133 19 AMSTERDAM. Wed. Share prices were generally weaker, led oy KLM. which kwt 9.50 guilders due to proflt-taklng ahead of its annual results tomorrow Dutch Internationals were mostly lower. Other weak ■hare* Included HVA, Van Ommrren and ABN. Clortnc price* la Dutch fulldcn »ltb mie difference on the previous
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        Zurich mixed
        214 19 yURICH, Wed Price*. were mixed, dealers said Banks were steady, while chemicals lost ground In leading Industrials. Nestle and Jrinoll lost ground while Sulirr Participation Certificates rose In the foreign sector, dollar stocks closed steady in (airly active trading. The Credit Sulsse Index rose 0.2 point to 248
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        TIN
        121 18 TTHE Straits tin price A fell $34 to $1,671 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offer ing up 93 tonnes to 363 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers falling £35 to £6,585 per tonne. LONDON: Tin finished £70 per tonne down for Cash
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        CLOSING PRICES
        30 18 Rubber: June 8. Singapore: June 224.00 cts (down 100 ct). Malaysia: July 229.75 cts (up 2.25 cts). Tin: $1,671 (down $34). Official ofTerinc: 363 tonnes (up 93 tonnes).
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        GOLD
        58 18 WKktttdiy Tutidiy Melbourne (1) 180.00 181.90 London 182.75B 181. 00B 183.258 181. SOS Zurich 182.7SB 180.75B 183.S08 181. SOS Parla 183.S2 184.07 Thursday Wtdnttday Hongkong 1S3.30B 1x2 30 H 183.8OS 1S2.608 Spore (2> 183.1SB 182.73B 183. 758 183 328 Export prict-s in non-sterling «r«s In US dollar per ounce.
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        RUBBER
        445 18 APENINO prices in the Ing lower, the Malaysian U <?iniratvirp nihher rubber market yesterday vr Singapore ruDDer wovered singly u, C i«e market yesterday were 2 25 cents up at s 229 5 marked down following per kilo lor June RSS One. lower London advices LONDON: Rubber Futures but
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        SSR and SMR
        113 18 rxAiLY S&R and SMR prices at noon yesterday: Junr July R.A.B. (Current Mth) (Forward Mth) Bayers Srllen Bayer* Bellcri SSR 20 (1 ton pallet', 209.00 211.00N 210 00 212.C0N SSR 50 (1 ton pallet) 207 00 209 00 N 208.00 210.00N M.RK.L B. July Aor S»MR SCV
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        122 18 /-HINISI PRODUCI II. V CHAHGI, SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICE! PER PICUL YESTERDAY Cmiwt Mil Bulk »hh sellers. o\( drum S»3 sellers, new drum IBS sellers C**ra: Mixed <1oom) UK/Ooat tit buyers. rinw: lluntok ASTA white fob 100% NL.W WSK) eelleri. Sarmwak white fob M% NL.W U70 MUera. Sarawak
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      Further decline in prices
      444 18 WEAK Malav.ian based counter* eased on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. These were the same •hare* which had risen •harps' i> P**t week* and the decline was Jutt a* quick. Mega chemical* lost another cent to 11.32. It had climbed as high as $1.88 from a
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      K. LUMPUR
      409 18 A LATE round of trading support shored up market sentiment and enabled share prices to recover on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. The slight push, which resulted In a generally mixed trend at the close, must have come as a relief to traders, after a particularly disappointing
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      Money and exchanges
      168 18 THE US dollar opened at $2.3280/90 In the Singapore forex market yesterday, and was traded mostly around $2.3290. The market was fairly quiet but steady with the US dollar closing at $2.3280/90. Interbank forward rates at 3.00 p.m. 1-Month 2.3235 55 2-Months 2.3190/3215 3-Months 2.3135 60 6-Months
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      NOMINAL RATES
      162 18 Interbank rates at 3.00 p m Currencies Nominal rates Smithsonian rercenUf* «ooie4 yesterday icrou) parity Chang* US dollar 2.3280 2.3290 2 8196 17 Sterling pound 4.2399 4 2451 7.3469 —42 28 Hongkong dollar 49.99 50 04 50 SI 1 02 M'slan dollar 97.41 97 51 100 00 2
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      276 18 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rate* a* at close on June 8. US Dollars (Spat) Offer Bid 7 days 7 3/4 7 5/8 1 mth 7 13/10 7 11/16 2 mths 8 7 7/8 3 mths 8 1/8 8 6 mths 8 9/16 8 7/16 9 mthi 8
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      Minimum lending rates
      23 18 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers it 7 per cent.
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      Tills of ceramic tile makers are jingling again
      635 19 Tills of ceramic tile makers are jingling again REFLECTING the buoyant conditions in the property mafket and building Industry last year, Malaysia's two leading ceramic tile manufacturers, General Ceramics and Fancy Tile Works, staged -strong recoveries after collapsing lntA'the red in 1976. For Fancy Tile Works, which achieved a record
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      No baby stuff, this Dutch Baby feat
      443 19 No baby stuff, this Dutch Baby feat DUTCH Baby Milk Industries has happily lived up to stock market expectations In reporting a record pre-tax profit of $3.29 million for the year ended Dec. 31, 1977. The result contrasts with the paltry $74,285 made In 1976 In that year there was
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      658 19 ll RANK XEROX invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of:SUPPLY LOGISTICS MANAGER- DESIGNATE The successful candidate will be responsible for the planning and control of the Company's Supply logistics for parts, consumables and other supplies. He will maintain optimum inventory levels and ensure efficient flow of stock
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      547 19 THE COMPANIES ACT i.OVKKNMENT OF THE 1970 EDITION) REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE PLANNING ACT <CAP. THE REPUBLIC OF 27*. WO ED.) SINGAPORE THE MASTER PLAN RULES 1962 CONTRIBUTORS Notice Is hereby given that I the following alteration to Name of Company: the Master Plan has
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      8 19 Have You Read HIS WORLD in HER WORLDS
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      446 20 AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX "i: *m .e^Bfe 4LHMfc W^^ fl|% 4V WelkdayT "'.30 a.m. 5.00 p.m. n EMPLOY MEN? 0 ■fJBL. l .a^L^^Li^LeW M^ HV W^W^m W-™!■ HA JHk B Public Holidays 9.00 a.m. 100 p.m. m VEHICLES BOATS ffp «ff& I V mS BS H I M^A **f
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      438 20 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE WE PROUDLY ANNOUNCE OUR MID-YEAR SALE OF JEWELLERY, STERLING SILVER, SILVER PLATE AND CRYSTAL AT OUR STORE 20, THE ORCHARD OPP. MANDARIN HOTEL From sth June to 17th June 1978. Now is your opportunity to purchase quality goods up to 30% discount. We also stock
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      678 20 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE fKOSTA) Exquisite handmade crystal glass suites, vases bowls, dishes and ashtrays, decanters and Jugs and boda 200. Exclusively available at SACHA'S M 32, Mvzzanlrm Floor, Lucky Plaza, Orchard Rd, Singapore, 9. Tel: *****2 v _y CLOSING DOWN SALE ALL ***** MUST CLEAR GENUINE 50% DISCOUNT
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      592 20 SPECIAL OFFERIIt ELECTRICAL Storage water heater from U.S.A. available at 6. 12 and 20 gallons Call for Immediate Installation Tel: *****8 EXPAT SELLING CANE lounge suite with coffee table 4 cane bar stools with cushions Double bed Tel: *****17. CASIO SCIENTIFIC CALCULATORS FX-29 $35 00. Sanyo shavers (12 80. Pocket
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      1203 20 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE CERWIN VEGA SPEAKERS Pur- I a»xe»^a-«e«e«eMe^»«e«e-^»^-xwi j chased at $595. selling for $295. I ■fB-BTflLffJeVfeii Empire 2000EIII cartridge with fUj-fKdjnQaBBJ neadsheil, »30 Call y*****5 Uf MliffTWliHlT^BM II NANO HENO PIANO House Sole II distributor 100% UK manuBKHHH^sJS^BjSJf|HJ|iSJHJBBJ factured Weimar. Bentley ■■■BHHeHSpsßsaßwßaeßwaewßßSßwß Qualified technician, quaranteed after
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      634 20 II EMPLOYMENT NOTHMANS OF PALL MALL invites applications from suitably qualified male Singapore Citizens for the following posltlons:1) JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK Age: 20 25 years old Quallflcatlene: Applicants must possess General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level with credits In Mathematics and three other subjects and London Chamber of Commerce Intermediate
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      749 20 I CHRISTIAN FINALE CLERK with knowledge of typing. Bookkeeping and willing to worli long term required Apply with photo and telephone number to Maxwell P.O Box 188 Spore 2. HITACHI CABLE Pte Ltd requires Oenerel Accounu Clerk preferably residing In Jurbng District with the following requirements: Pleasant personality with O.C.E.
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      774 21 II EMPLOYMENT I 1.„ as) a* Impart 4 export company ■sj **■■> urgently requires A SECRETARY a OCE O' level Certificate holder a Bilingual (English Mandarin) and able to handle simple English correspondence independently a Shorthand not essential but fnust be able to type neatly and accurately Apply with lull
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      626 21 I I Free To* on -Alrttn* Caraar* t.y Airline Executives, covering prospects of having Jobs as fllghl 1 stewardess, ground hostess, air- line ticketing and airline public relations Date: Sunder 11/S/7S. 10.00 sm Venue Suit* 2402. 2*tr) Soar, Hhjh Sheet Cemte. North Bridge Rood. Spore S. This Invitation opens only
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      892 21 II EMPLOYMENT SALES ASSISTANTS Due to further expansion of Its retailing facilities, an established 8 company In the book trade seeks to appoint three Sales Assistants. Applicants must be Singapore citizens In the age range from 18 to 24 and prepared to work shift. They should have passed In at
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      809 21 •ESTABLISHED FIRM REOUIRES Sales Representatives with own car Salary, car maintenance, mileage allowance and commission commensurate with qualifications and experience Apply with photo to: PO. Box 3505 SALESGIRLS REOUIRED. QOOD personality, experience In tourist sale preferable but not essential Call personally at M9O. Lucky Plaza. Orchard Road. Spore 9 between
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      523 21 II EMPLOYMENT I TEMPORARY PROMOTION SALESGIRLS wanted Please call: *****4 for an appointment. SALESMEN REOUIRED UROENTLV to market a proven German product. For further details call personally at: 486-A. Changl Road (next to Frankel Avenue from 9 30 a.m. 5 30 p.m.) INDUSTRIAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES Due to rapid expansion, wo
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      515 21 OBE R Q Expanding Facility p> qulraa: 1) ELECTRICAL/ MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN a) PUB Electrician licence. NTC 3 Certificate In EMctricel Filling A Installation b) 3 years' working experience In machinery installation, electrical fitting, maintenance and repelr of eiecfrtcel/ electronic equipment and machinery. Working knowlodge of alrcondltloning maintenance an advantage 2)
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      686 21 II EMPLOYMENT I PHILIPS We are expanding and we require 1. LINE MECHANICS Ou*NfflcSt>Of># a Trade lln Electronic Servicing or Private Certificate In TV servicing with 1-2 years' related experience. Dutkw: a The repairing and servicing of television receivers 2. TRAINEE MECHANICS a Private certificate In Radio and Television servicing.
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      687 21 A Cement Factory In Jurong urgently requires ELECTRICIANS a Completed National Service a Secondary Education and Trade Certificate In Electrical Practice, a Knowledge of Electronic will be an added advantage a 2 years working experience a Willing to work 2 shifts on weekly rotation PRODUCTION OPERATORS a Completed National Service
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      819 21 II EMPLOYMENT I EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY High salary offered for Individual with following qualifications: Expert in repair of Video tape recorders Previous experience with video agent necessary Only highly qualified person* need apply with references Hl|h salary offered to work In Cairo. Egypt Phone ***** M between 3pm spm for Interview
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      298 21 laUalj^W I I ■,*V.f t al.i, Js}.-1 FOSTER ELECTRIC (S) PTE LTD A MANUFACTURER OF AUDIO PRODUCTS We Have SEVERAL VACANCIES For: TECHNICIANS(MaIe) Requirements: a Graduates from recognised Technical/ Vocational Institute (Electronics Servicing) a Some experience In servicing audio components is an asset TECHNICIAN TRAINEES(MaIa) a Have taken course In
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      234 22 II EMPLOYMENT f| O*MS4MWI O II IffJejL 'f it l 11. Plii Bf J S 1 111 E o ill •538 ill !f2IS h C »cBc-: j 1 <§o!2£rs 111 111 1 Jiiiti 1 d o UJ Q o CO >Ul iZ 2 fi fie* > S! EO7 2 B
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      379 22 r~^aWi»Lala»Kj-«aßf aa*SiSaaaol JURONG SHIPYARD LIMITED Applications srs invited from YOUNG PERSONNEL for the following vacancies in our Shipyard: A) TRAINEE WELDERS (Mala/ Female) B) SAFETY PROMOTERS Requirements: Primary school education and above Citizenship preferably Singapore citizens a Age -20to 26 years Experience not essential as training will be given Preference
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      514 22 II EMPLOYMENT i^BSjei»»Baß,lajßjßjj fc^ (ml EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. due to expansion has vacancies for FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Singapore Cltiiena/ Non CttUene) No scope work Working experience not necessary I Work In alr-condltloned comfort Age 16 years old and above Minimum Primary 3 education We provide: Attractive monthly salary
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      603 22 CORONA MANUFACTURERS PTE LTD An AH.liate ol SCM Corporation USA manufacturing electrc Typewriters FEMALE Q.C. INSPECTORS 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 Primary
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      384 22 II EMPLOYMENT j't'eVM^^' ajaaM r~Bsa¥ '^Bear— 4-€esP^B^Bafl T^afj _jBaV-Sija^w^aF*BY=aTaTj F-aaaaaaaaaaaaT &*9 -eaisU^Baal r~sa»*^ ~^aaaf*B«^Siaaas¥*av4 Bj^^ajßT*Bam^BhL^2aaT*^^aaßk L^^^^aaaVHaaaa ■W^awaaTaT aaal llKa^aV^Ta^a*9aSl An American International Company servicing the oil Industry has immediate vacancies for the following positions: (A)STORE ASSISTANT At least 3 years experience In similar capacity. Familiar with store procedures and documentation
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      589 22 APPOINTMENT A well-established Plastics Packaging Industries requires: (A) Famial. General CNjrk REQUIREMENTS: Age It and above O.C.E. 3 O' Levels In English. Mathematics and Chinese Typing speed of 35 w.p.m. Is essential Able to converse fluently In main local dialects Experience In Purchasing Is Inevitably an advantage (B) FfHTMHj Quality
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      708 22 II EMPLOYMENT An established organisation haa the following vacancies for Immediate employment (A) MECHANIC. (Electrical AppMancee) a Possess a SVI/ ITB Certificate In alrcondltionlng/ refrigeration a Minimum 1 year experience In refrigeration repairs and fault detection. a Holds a valid class 2 driving licence and owns a scooter. (B) MOTOR
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      739 22 INCOM INTERNATIONAL SINGAPORE PTE LTD Looking for Higher Income? Join The Happy INCOME SINGAPORE As FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Age 16 years and above Primary education The Company Provides 1. Better starting salary: $187.00 per month On confirmation: $198.90 per month Annual Increment 2. Vday work week 3. Free transport to
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      784 22 II EMPLOYMENT SINGAPORE OXYOEN AIR LIQUID! PTI LTD has Immediate vacancies for the following positions: 1) LORRY ATTENDANTS 2) OENERAL HANDS 3) FILLER/ LOADERS (Temporary) Singapore citizen or permanent residents Completed Primary education Ability to understand and speak simple English Please apply In person with all the relevant documents to
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      48 25 140 Acknowledgements The Family of the late Mrs Irene Llm Hock Chye nee Seal Pow Neo (departed S.S.7S) Wishes to thank all relatives and friends for their kind assistance. donations, wreaths, and attendance during their recent bereavement In Memorlam" is lot the loved ones whom you —^—mmm^-^^l bulat
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      Vilas, Stockton in the last four
      331 27 PARIS, Thurs. I Defending; champion Guillermo Vilas of Argentina struggled to a 6-4, 2-6, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 victory over Chilean Hans Gildemeister yesterday and scraped into the semi-finals of the French Open tennis championships. It took Vilas, seeded No. 2 behind Sweden's BJorn Borg,
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      187 27 Holmes will beat Norton says Ali LAS VEOAS, Thurs. Despite his lack of experience against highranking opponents, Larry Holmes believes he has the tools to take the World Boxing Council <WBCi heavyweight championship from Ken Norton when they fight at Caesar's Palace Hotel here tomorrow night. The 28-year-old Holmes sees
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      252 27 CH RISTCHURCH. Thurs— The England B team trounced New Zealand 4-0. two goals in each half, in a friendly soccer match here yesterday. New Zealand forced three corners during the match but never seriously tested the English defence, and goalkeeper Corrigan was called on only
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      Lock icon Top form Connors set for Wimbledon
      225 27 BECKENHAM, (Eng- summer for the second land) Thurs. time. American Jimmy Con- After beating Egyptian nors hit top form here ismael El Shafel 6-2, 6-2 yesterday after five to reach the quarterweeks of illness and ex- finals of the Kent champressed confidence in his
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      Lock icon Shirley Heights' race in photo-finish
      558 29 FPSOM England) Thurs. Shirley Heights won the 199 th Epsom Derby at 8 to 1 here yesterday, getting up in the final stride *o beat Hawaiian Sound in a photo-finish. Grenville Starkey brought the winner througn a narrow gap next to the rails to foil
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      Lock icon Jacky Ickx sets lap record
      96 29 Jacky Ickx sets lap record LZ MANS (France), Thurs. Belgian Jacky Ickx, in a Porsche Turbo, beat the lap record for the 1364-kilo-metre Le Mans circuit here yesterday in preliminary practice for the 24 hours motor race. Ickx clocked 3 minutes 27.36 seconds, averaging 236.532 kph and beat the lap
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      319 29 f ONDON, Thurs. XJ Alan Ealham, the new Kent captain, produced an innings of dazzling strokes and power to guide his team through their Benson and Hedges cricket Cup quarter final against Nottinghamshire at Can terbury yesterday. Ealham made 60 in iust 54 minutes as Kent
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      1471 29 2.15 CLASS 6, DIV. 2 1,200m KUaJQi (M.000 $5,600 to winner) 1 00M LM Mwians II a (Raj* Awn) E Breukelen 6 57 -5) Chona 17 ***** MnMasalag I Mayflower Cheng 5 57 (dd->2 5) Mm 7 1 :onr Ptn r MnMI) 4 ooao wo* ioad Atimtn 7
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      Impressive work-out by Jaime
      400 29  -  BLUE PETER By DENANG, Thurs. Jaime did a dashing work-out in soft going here today. With Albert Au-Yeung up, the Jukebox three-year-old, ran 600 metres in 39.6 with Shahrlnaz (Abdul Rahman) for company. Jaime, who scored an Impressive win over 600m In Ipoh In April, finished
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      SPEU win
      31 29 SINGAPORE Println* EmPlayers' Union beat United Workers' Petroleum Industrial Union 2-0 In a National Trade Union Congre&s iiiteiunlon soccer match it Farrer Park. All Ismail and Yuioff Kasslm scored.
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      THE TEAM TO TRAVEL
      44 30 Goalkeepers: Edmund Wee, Eric Paine. Defenders: Hasll Ibrahim, S. Rajagopal. Jai Prakash, Syed Mutalib, Robert Sim, Samad Allapitchay. Mid -fielders: Abdul Ghani, Zainal Abidin, M. Kumar, Hashim Hosni. Forwards: Mohamed Noh, Quah Kirn Song, Nasir Jalil, Ronnie Liew, Dollah Kassim.
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      Lock icon Samad is in Singapore squad for Cup final
      435 30  -  JOE DORAI By CAM AD Allapitchay, the Singapore Malaysia Cup team captain, who has just recovered from an operation, is in the 17-strong squad for tomorrow's Cup final against Selangor at Kuala Lumpur's Merdeka Stadium (8 p.m.). This was the shock coach
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      SASA to run water-polo refs course
      320 30  - SASA to run water-polo ref s course ALBERT JOHNSON By rvDR the first time, the Singapore Amateur r Swimming Association will organise a water-polo referees' course In August. This is In line with the association's policy to expand iheir base, as well as to provide opportunities for promising youngsters to
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      No more M-Cup tickets
      138 30 SOCCER fans in Penang feel they are being "shut out" of Saturday's Malaysia Cup final between Selangor and Singapore at Merdeka Stadium because the FA of Malaysia have declined to allot tickets to the state. The FAM have apparently gone against their earlier word that they
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      446 30 SELANGOR PLA YERS PROTEST KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Selangor players refused to go for their morning's training today in protest over their request for Malaysia Cup final tickets. And even though they attended the one hour evening session at the TPCA Stadium, It was very evident that their hearts were not
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      CHALLENGE TO YEO AND HILL
      238 30  - CHALLENGE TO YEO AND HILL PATRICK BASTIANS By MALCOLM WILLSTROP, father of British under- 16 squash champion Christy Willstrop, has issued a challenge to the Singapore Squash Rackets Association let Christy, 14, play a round-robin with Singapore's Peter Hill and Jeremy Yeo, both also 14, who returned from Karachi yesterday.
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      FAM keep fans on tenterhooks
      324 30  - FAM keep fans on tenterhooks P'NG HONG KWANG By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Keeping soccer fans in the country guessing till the last moment whether there will be a live telecast seems to be very much part of the Malaysia Cup final tradition. Without exception, the FA of Malaysia are again
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      DIARY
      77 30 HOCKEY Jntra-prlson hockey tournament Drug Centres v RTC/CKP (Changl prison ground, i p.m.). SOCCER Bembawang constituency league final (Deptford ground, 4 JO p.m.), PDAWV Inter-branch tourney: Mandarin v Marco Polo (Gloucester barracks. 5 p.m.). SEPAKTAKRAW Inter- con final iTanglln 7.15 p.m.). WATER-POLO SASA Open league tournament: Queenstown A v
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      Malays' teams for Indonesian tourneys
      252 30  - Malays' teams for Indonesian tourneys BERNARD PEREIRA By mwo soccer teams from 1 the Singapore Maiays' Football Club will be playing against the selangor state side In Indonesia next month. They are scheduled to play in four triangular competitions against Selangor and the district teams of Buklt Tinggl, padang. Surabaya
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      Lock icon THE PATTERN TAKES SHAPE...
      541 31  -  ALEX FRERE By RUENOS AIRES, Thurs. The first true pattern of the World Cup began to emerge today after all 16 teams had completed two matches. It was a pattern not liked by Brazil, even less by Scotland the most disappointing teams in the four-week tournament.
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      Lock icon Holland and Peru share points from dour draw
      459 31 HOLLAND 0 PEBU 0 MENDOZA, Thurs. Holland and Peru took one point each from a dour defensive 0-0 draw here yesterday but remained the Group Four favourites to reach the second round of the World Cup finals. Both teams seemed to be
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      Ultimatum for Coutinho
      302 31 NUNEZ: CHANGE THE PLAYERS OR RESIGN BRAZIL 0 SPAIN 0 MAR DEL PLATA, Thurs. Brazilian coach Claudio Coutinho's future hung in the balance yesterday following Brazil's disappointing performance in their first two World Cup matches. Mario Trigo, a spokesman for the Brazilian Sports Confederation, said that CBD
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    286 32 AUSTRALIA TO OFFER 40 pc CUT IN TARIFFS CANBERRA, Thursday J)KPUTY Prime Minister Doug Anthony announced today that Australia \yould join industrialised nations in offering a 40 per cent tariff cut at multi-lateral trade negotiations in Geneva. In a statement to the House of Representatives (Lower House) Mr. Anthony said
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      128 35 Filial piety Sudden heartache Zeng Can, a disciple of ConfuciUs, was known for his filial piety. One day, when Zeng Can went to the forest to cut firewood, some visitors came to his house. Zeng Can's mother, unable to cope, became very anxious. She hoped that Zeng Can would return
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      558 35 It Is the custom of people In China to hold dragon boat races and eat rice dumplings on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. This has been practised for more than 2,000 years. Today, when people enjoy watching dragon boat
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      74 35 (B 81 1. a*ii:4»#WW- 2. *fjqit]aiM-|.v.#« 3. qE»H- > Mftft'J»J .a 4. ffaEßttW-nijfciai 6. *fj "^^irt" Wis 7. tt*W±*» fctB RJ**A» filial c B*s#JkftlfHgW The three winners of Chinese crossword puzzle No. 43 are: 1. Siaw Chong Bu )of 170, Koh Sek Lim Road, Singapore 16. 2. Mr. Neo Seh
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      38 35 .:*KM*«*fiiiifijtt:: ■:tt*e«!o •I Tomorrow, the fifth > day of the fifth Chinese calendar Ji m month, is the Dragon Boat Festival. J We publish today a J» short story on the I" origin of the dragon boat races. Ji
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      60 35 Simplified characters characters The Illustrated word Is pronounced san, meaning umbrella. It has been reduced to only six strokes from \ls regular form, in brackets, of 12. Here are some combinations of the word: yus&n umbrella. Mr* Jlangluosan parachute. For example, you may say, „,y V N y vv Wo
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      862 36 WB) Metal Box Singapore Limited (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT The audited results ol the Group and ol the Company lor the yaar ended 31st March 1978. after providing lor depreciation, are as follows (All figures In SS'OOO) THE GROUP THE COMPANY 1978 1977 1978 1977 Sales
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      562 38 INTERNATIONAL TRADING COMPANY OFFERS THE FOLLOWING JOB OPPORTUNITIES:A) SALES MANAGER This is a senior management position and the person who should possess own car, will be responsible for the soles/promotions of photographic products in Singapore, Malaysia ond Indonesia The man we are looking for must have the basic qualifications as
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      547 38 jWs PUBUI UTILITIES \^7 BORRD Applications are invited for the following posts: A ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER, Public Relations Branch of Corporate Services Department, Personnel and Finance Departments B CONTRACTS OFFICER, Purchasing Contracts Division, Corporate Services Department C PURCHASING OFFICER, Purchasing Contracts Division, Corporate Services Department Salary 8C«I«: Class MB ($1,185x65-2,160/2,225x65-2,420) Honours
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