The Straits Times, 10 June 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING The Sunday Times
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      Cup final—all the thrills and the spills
      209 1 Cup final— all the thrills and the spills T<HE streets will be deserted tonight. Al- most every man, woman and child in Singapore will be poised on the edges of their seats as they watch the Malaysia Cup final on their TV sets or listen to the commentary of the
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      How to relive the Match of the Year
      118 1 STILL on the Malaysia Cup final. After the end-of-the-game whistle sounds, it is all over for the players but it will not be over for the SUNDAY TIMES and all students in Singapore. Because, if you are a pupil in a primary
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      OTHER TREATS...
      157 1 A LTHOUGH It Is a big weekend for sports, to- morrow's SUNDAY TIMES has other treats In store for you: WOULD YOU LET YOUR DAUGHTER BE A SOCIAL ESCORT? Our writer Nancy Byramjl spent hours with many of these girls and came away with facts and figures of
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  • Sunday Nation
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      Coming: Made-ina-lab baby
      112 1 Coming: Made-in-a-lab baby SOMEWHERE in England, in less than two months, an unknown housewife will give birth to a baby artificially created in a laboratory by two male medical researchers. After 12 years of intensely secret and highly controversial experiments, what has been billed as the world's first test tube
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      When we bowed to King Goli
      95 1 PLE b king and the Bionic Man is all the rage, but it was only yesterday that spinning tops, hamtam bola, chatek and hopscotch were the children's delight. The top-spinning season followed marble sessions, kite-flying was just right for windy days and in the
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      Town where hope springs paternal
      131 1 rIS possibly the largest company town In the world a city of 400,000 people owned, paid and looked after by one family. The same family builds the houses and allots them to Its workers; It puts up electricity poles and street lighting and builds bridges,
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    SCHOOLS: ONE MORE YEAR...
    682 1  -  CHOO WAI HONG Pre-primary education from 1979 By THE government is to incorporate bilingual kindergarten education into the school system next year. Starting with 68 schools in the Chinese stream, the door will be thrown open to five-year-olds who can enrol under a pre primary programme.
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    Thai Reds step up border attacks
    459 1 BANGKOK, Friday rOMMUNIST guerillas attacked two more border patrol police bases in Thailand yesterday, raising the death toll in such assaults to 19 in two days and causing concern over the insurgency situation. Four border policemen and a villager were killed in the latest
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    Cup final on TV
    39 1 RADIO and Television Singapore has confirmed that It will telecast "live" the Malaysia Cup final between Singapore and Selangor at the Merdeka Stadium In Kuala Lumpur over Channel 8, 7.55 p.m. today. SEE PAGE 21.
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    42 1 NEW YORK, Frl. Dow Jones averages, baaed on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus 861.49, oft* 060; 30 tramp 230.81, off 049; IS utils 106.77, oft* 0.33: 65 Stocks 295 42, Off 0.45 UPI.
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    Lock icon CHINA TIES ONLY IF...
    109 1 JAKARTA, Frl. Indonesia will not normalise diplomatic relations with China before the problem of about 3.5 million Chinese living In the country Is settled, Foreign Minuter Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said today. He told the parliament commission in foreign affairs, defence and security that only about 30 per
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    Lock icon Party staff killed: Indira
    62 1 NEW DELHI, Fri. Former Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Oandhi said today that many members of her Congress Party had been lulled In West Bengal In the last few months, the Press Trust of India iPTIj reported. Mrs. Gandhi, who was speaking to newsmen in Calcutta, did
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    Lock icon Flower from a 'bunny'
    63 1 Flower from a 'bunny' BUNNY girl Louise Palmer makes an impromptu presentation to Queen Elizabeth of a huge white daisy as their paths cross at Epsom races on Derby Day. Louise, 24, said: "I picked the (lower up during lunch and suddenly I found myself next to the Queen and
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    Lock icon LATEST Indira's car attacked
    66 1 LATEST Indira's car attacked NEW DELHI, Fri. Former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi escaped injury after her car was attacked with stones and sodawater bottles in Orlssa where she flew in toflay to address her party's political conference. The Press Trust of India said the windows of her car were
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      199 1 POLY PROBE INTO BRAWL ON THE CAMPUS Page 8 ARMY, civilian spUt in Japan over Soviet war games 2 US to sell China geological equipment 3 RUSSIANS iurn tables on US 4 BKK.AK-l P threat to Begin govt 5 THE rare ones who never watch TV 6 ARTS Festival to
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Soviet war games in Etorofu Army, civilian split in Japan
      429 2 Soviet war games in Etorof u Army, civilian split in Japan TOKYO. Friday J^ SPLIT between the Japanese military and civilian authorities has emerged over manoeuvres being conducted by Soviet armed forces on an island claimed by Japan. Although Defence Agency officials and officers have given precise details of the
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      Lock icon Lightning strikes church
      40 2 FLAMES engulf the 27 metre copper dome of tbe Notre Dame Catholic Church in Chicago on Thursday. The fire started after a lightning bolt struck a statue of the Virgin Mary atop the build ing. AP picture.
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      Lock icon 4 FORMER OFFICIALS FOUND CORRUPT
      130 2 4 FORMER OFFICIALS FOUND CORRUPT fHDLOMBO, Frl. A Pre\J sidentlal commission investigating municipal malpractice under the government of former prime minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike has found that an ex-Colombo mayor and special commissioners of three towns were guilty of abuse of power and corruption. The one-man commission of former chief justice
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      Lock icon New move to delay fall of Skylab
      95 2 New move to delay fall of Skylab HOUSTON, Fri. US space scientists today directed the abandoned space station Skylab towards the sun in another series of manoeuvres aimed at stabilising the 85-tonne craft's orbit and delaying its fiery fall to earth. If successful In changing Skylabs orbit over the next
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      Lock icon Govt takeover
      34 2 MADRID, m. OIM Spanish Government today took control of Madrid's antiquated metro (underground railway), used by a million people dally, after mere than 200 people were Injured In accidents last month. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Suharto bid to check lifestyles of officials
      265 2 Suharto bid to check lifestyles of officials JAKARTA, Friday T^HE Indonesian Government is expected A shortly to begin in earnest efforts to control the lifestyles of its officials by checking their spendings against tax payments, the State Minister for Development Control and Environment, Mr. Emll Salim, said yes- terday. The
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      Lock icon Arafat defied
      38 2 BEIRUT, Frl. Radical guerillas have challenged the authority of Palestine Liberation Organisation chief Yasser Arafat for the third time in leas than a month, according to a report in the lndep:ndent dally An Nahar today. UPI.
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      Lock icon 19 Taiwan agents arrested in Burma crackdown
      199 2 19 Taiwan agents arrested in Burma crackdown RANGOON, Frl. Bur- I ma yesterday made public reports that seen- rlty officials have crack- j ed down on Taiwan agents and arrested 19 of them in nationwide raids. An official government statement said two more agents, inheritors of the post-World War Two
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      Moro killed on deserted beach, say police
      243 2 RED Brigades terrorist* executed expremier Aldo Moro on tbe slime-covered beaches of Focene Just a stone's throw from Rome's Leonardo da Vinci international airport, police said today. Laboratory analysis of the sand found in the murdered politician's trouser cuffs, socks and on the
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      Lock icon Israel is willing to give up Sinai airfields'
      283 2 Israel is willing to give up Sinai airfields' WASHINGTON. Fri ISRAEL has Indicated awillingness to give un Its two military airfields in the Sinai as part of a Middle East settlement, Egyptian War Minister Mohamed Abdel Oamassy said today. "I am sure the two airfields will not be a problem
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      Summit talks
      35 2 DAR ES SALAM, Fri. The presidents of Africa's "frontline states" will hold a summit meeting this weekend to review progress towards majority rule settlements in Rhodesia and Namibt?.. Tanzanian officials said today. UPL
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      'Viets forcing 10 million to countryside'
      251 3 WASHINGTON, Friday VIETNAMESE officials are copying Kampuchea and starting to force millions of South Vietnamese from cities Into the countryside, according to an American expert on refugee problems. Mr. Leo Cherne, cochairman of the Citizens Commission on IndoChinese Refugees, urged that President Carter's March
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      40 3 Carter stretches out PRESIDENT Carter runs after a frisbee on the south lawn of the White House on Thursday. The disc was thrown tit the chief executive by some White House staff men bers picnicking on the lawn. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Luxury liner into hotel?
      72 3 PARIS Fri. A Saudi tycoon who bought the luxury liner France is leaning toward Beirut as a place to anchor the ship and run it as a hotel and gaming centre, his spokesman said today. The French television station Antenne Two reported the 66.348-tonne craft will
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      Lock icon ZAIRE PICKS UP 150 PRO-REBEL SUSPECTS
      99 3 ZAIRE PICKS UP 150 PRO-REBEL SUSPECTS KINSHASA, Fri. The Zairean army has begun to round up peo^-.e susDPCied of being in sympathy with the Angolan-based rebels who invaded Shaba province last month, witnesses say. Seme 150 suspects, rounded up in the area of Lubumbashl, capital of Shaba province, were ilewn
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      Lock icon US to sell China geological equipment
      1289 3  -  BERNARD WEINRAUB Earlier 'no' reversed WASHINGTON, Fri By Washington THE Carter administration has reversed an earlier decision and approved the sale of US$2.B million (556.4 million) worth of military-related equipment to China, officials sources said last night. The sources, who asked not to be
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      Lock icon Soviet bloc diplomats stage walkout
      170 3 Soviet bloc diplomats stage walkout nPOKYO, Fri. DiploA mats of the Soviet Union and seven of its satellite countries yes terday walked out of an official banquet In Peking when Chinese VicePremier Teng Hslaoping accused the Soviet Union and Cuba of aggression in Africa. Mr. Teng was the Chinese speaker
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      Lock icon No missile base, says Viet envoy
      137 3 No missile base, says Viet envoy PEKING, Fri. The Vietnamese ambassador in Peking, Mr. Nguyen Trong Vlnh, yesterday denied a report that Vietnam had built a missile base with Soviet aid near the port of Haiphong, terming the report a fabrication. Interviewed at an official Chinese dinner here, Mr. Trong
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      Lock icon Iraq denies break
      66 3 BEIRUT, Fri. Iraq has denied Syrian charges that it intends to expel Soviet advisors and abrogate a treaty cf friendship and cooperation with the Soviet Union. "Iraq docs not have the habit of flgnlng treaties only to abrogite them," Mr. Nairn Haddad. a number of the ruling
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      Lock icon Friendly ties
      32 3 RAWALPINDI, Fri. Afghanistan's president Nur Mohammad Taralci, who seized power in a military coup, said he wanted to maintain friendly relations with neighbouring Pakistan and Iran, Kabul radio reported. Rcuter.
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      Lock icon Ex-judge convicted of impersonation
      136 3 TOKYO, Fri. A former judfe was convicted today of pretending to be a prosecu'or general in a telephone call and. attempting to persuade then prime minister Takeo Miki io obstruct justice. Tokyo's summary court sentenced Shiro Kito, 44, former assistant judfe of the Kyoto district court,
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      1072 3 PMtMMlilMliMiMßliliMlaWiißMatiaWßwalßaia^Mail^ MARKETING MANAGEMENT CONSUMER PRODUCTS Our client is a substantial Singapore based manufacturer and marketer of fast moving consumer products and forms part of a major multi-national organisation with world wide affiliations Efl The Singapore Company has the following immediate vacancies wtm SENIOR MARKETING MANAGEMENT (REF: 884A) This is an
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon RUSSIANS TURN TABLES ON U.S.
      391 4 MOSCOW. Fri. The Soviet Union has accused the United States of trying to intercept Soviet communications with electronic spy equipraent installed at its Moscow embassy. The allegation was made last night when the Kremlin responded publicly for the first time to Washington's complaint a week
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      Lock icon Cheaper air fares talks
      98 4 Cheaper air fares talks /UMUKRA. Fri. V Australian nllui.il> start tilks with the Biitish Government in I < ndiiii next week for cheaper air fares between the two countries. Transport Minister Peter Nixon announced here today. Mr. Nixon said the talks were fttrt of a review of Australia's international air
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      Lock icon Labour bid to restore confidence
      298 4 LONDON, Friday THE British Government yesterday tightened the reins of the economy with a series of measures aimed at restoring business confidence in its monetary policies. The Bank of England's minimum lending rate shot up one per cent to 10 per cent the highest since
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      Lock icon Surprise for Seiko
      48 4 TOKYO. Fri K. Hattort and Co.. maker of Seiko watches. today expressed surprise at reports that tampered Seiko watches with bogus guarantees have been shipped to the US. "We founu no reports of such tampered watches In our correspondence with US. a spokesman said Reuter.
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      Lock icon New York surprised by aid
      178 4 New York surprised by aid support WASHINGTON, Fri. New York City, to Its own surprise, won overwhelming support in the House of Representatives for the long-term federal aid programme It needs to stave off bankruptcy. In a lop-sided vote of 247-155, the house yesterday passed a plan by the Carter
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      Lock icon Desai has a chat with Callaghan
      50 4 INDIAN Prime Minister Morarji Desai taljss with British Prime Minister James Callaghan before boarding a British Navy helicopter flight to Heathrow and then on to New York. He will have crucial talks with President Carter on Indian-United States relations and international issues. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Israelis wipe out Lebanon guerilla base
      437 4 TEL AVIV, Friday TSRAELI naval commandos stormed ashore 1 in darkness early today and attacked a Lebanese coastal Dase Killing at least 22 people. An official spokesman here said at least seven Palestinians were killed and that two Israeli officers died when an arms
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      'Hughes will' a forgery
      187 4 LAS VEGAS (Nevada), Frl. A Jury decided here last night that a will purportedly made by the late eccentric billionaire Howard Hughes naming a Utah service station attendant as one of his heirs was a forgery. The handwritten will, dated March 15. 1968. was brought by
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      Break-up threat to Begin govt
      316 5 SHARP differences over Middle East peace moves today threatened to break up Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begins year-old coalition government. The looming political crisis could force Mr. Begin to call a general election. But observers said if this happened, the ailing Mr. Begin, 64, would
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      Troop cuts offer by East bloc
      290 5 VIENNA, Friday THE Warsaw Pact has tabled its first new proposals for over two years at East-West negotiations on cutting troop levels in Europe, deadlocked for five years. A Warsaw Pact spokesman yesterday said the latest Initiative took into account many Nato proposals put
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      28 5 JAKARTA. Frl Indoihsin's giant oil refinery project on Batam island Is expetted to start production In early 1983. the M:ile-owned oil company. Pertamlna announced yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon Four HK officers told to retire
      125 5 Four HK officers told to retire HONGKONG, Fri. Four Hongkong police officers have been served with notices of early retirement in what is seen here as a move by the government to clean up the ranks of the 17,000-strong force. A government statement said four officers were being asked to
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      Lock icon China's 3 steps to prepare for World War III
      186 5 China's 3 steps to prepare for World War III BANGKOK, Fri. Prime Minister Teng Hsiaoping told Thai Journalists that China was taking three steps in preparation for World War Three, which could occur some day. The first was recognising the danger and taking measures to protect itself, Mr. Teng said
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      Lock icon Aussie jobless
      36 5 CANBERRA, Frl. Australia's unemployment rate continues to cause conce.-n with the latest figures for May showing more than 6.1 per cent of the workforce of more than six million people without a Job. AFP.
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      Lock icon $56 m suit on Onassis estate
      185 5 $56 m suit on Onassis estate NEW YORK, Friday AN AMERICAN pilot aboard the plane that r% killed the 24-year-old son of Aristotle Onassis today filed a U5524.5 million (Sss6 million) damage suit against the shipping magnate's estate and Olympic Airways Mr. Donald McCusker. 55. maintains that the elder Onassls
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      'Army purge not over'
      60 5 HONOKONO. Frl. The chief political commlsear of China's armed forces says the purge of radical* and other undesirable tlemenU from the military rank* U far from over. "There Is much that has not been exposed or criticised." Mr Wei Kuoching told topranking military leaden and political
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    The rare ones who NEVER watch TV
    957 6 SHOCK FOR PROGRAMME MAKERS TT MAY come as a shock to Television Singapore that whatever programmes it may put on the air to please viewers, they will have no appeal for a small but not insignificant group of people those who rarely or
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    Promet wins contracts worth $44.9m
    280 6 Promet wins contracts worth $44.9 m T»HE Promet Group in Jurong has won $44.9 million worth of contracts to build harbour Jetties and portable camps for overseas dents as a result of its aggressive marketing policy. The latest contracts come on the heels of another $16.5 million order won recently
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    Automated tellers for POSB
    118 6 |\HE Post Office Sav1 ings Bank w.VI install 24 automated teller machines at its branches late next year to supplement counter services. Customers can use them to deposit or withdraw money, transfer funds or check balances. To withdraw money, a customer will have to insert a
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    Persistent pedlar stole from tourist
    118 7 Persistent pedlar stole from tourist A PERSISTENT pedlar turned thief stole a wallet from a Japanese tourist as he was engrossed in looking at some bamboo art items. magistrate's court heard yesterday. In the dock was ParanJothy s/o Krishnasamv. 17. who was fined $1,200 when he pleaded guilty to stealing
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  • SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OF ARTS 1978 DEC 11-31
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      Arts Festival to be made event of world standing
      428 7 rpHE Singapore Arts 1 Festival, a showcase of local talent, is to feature regularly Singapore life, and in future, is expected i.o become a cultural event of international standing. This optimum is based on government backing for the festival expressed by
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      Firm sues London textile company
      119 7 LONDON, Fri.— A Singapore firm is suing a London textile company In the High Court in London for $30,498, alleged to be the balance of the price of goods sold and delivered. The firm, Aw How Jan, trading as Kian Soon Hong Trading Co., of
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      This year's promises to be better and more entertaining
      259 7 rIS year's Festival of Arts promises to be better and more entertaining than last year's. Highlights of this year's festival include performances by 10 0 selected top youth musicians from Australia, Hongkong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea. Malaysia, Philippines, Si n gapore and
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    ORGAN CONTEST TO BE HELD AT THE VIC
    86 7 THE Eighth Singapore Crgan Festival wl 1 be held at the Victoria Theatre on June 18 at 7.30 p.m. The highlight of the programme will come when participants in the intermediate and senior sections are asked to im- provise on a set
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    Hokien mee stall to move again
    121 7 Hokien mee stall to move again TH E popular Hokien prawn nice stall which was moved some seven months ago from Hokien Street to Chin Chew Street is to be relocated again. This time, iogeth-r with about 10 other entitle stalls, v will be sited at the new food centre
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    Sinna heads promotions in legal service
    250 7 SENIOR district Judge Mr. T.S. Slnnathuray heads the latest list of promotions in the Judicial and Legal Service, the Straits Times understands. He is to move up from Superscale D which carries a monthly salary of $5,050 to Superscale C with a salary of
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    Poly inquiry into student brawl on the campus
    513 8  -  IRENE NGOO By rpHE Singapore Poly- technlc has set up a panel of inquiry to investigate a fight which broke out between two groups of students seniors and freshmen —at Ayer Rajah campus recently. Four students, including a girl, were hurt In
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    Taxis plan to reduce weekly payments 'no big deal'
    327 8 "I^TUC Comfort taxi drivers yesterday described as "no big deal" the transport cooperative's plan to reduce weekly instalments by $35 from $175 under the Vehicle Ownership Scheme. i Many said the plan, which will be introduced on Tuesday, would in fact
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    Shipping firm faces wind-up petition
    64 8 Shipping firm faces wind-up petition A PETITION seeking to wind up Crescent Shipowners for alleged Insolvency will be heard In the High Court on June 30. The petitioning creditor, Sembawang Shipyard, alleges In its petition that Crescent Shipowners Is owing them $28,984 under a High Court Judgment obtained in March.
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    To Haadyai
    30 8 THE air charter subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, Tradewinds Charters, has concluded a contract with local travel agent. Phya Travel Service, for a twice-weekly service between Singapore and Haadyai.
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    Failed to enlist
    43 8 WEE Puay Slong was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with falling to enlist for part-tune national service in the Vigilante Corps, on Jan 25 last year. No plea was recorded and his case will be mentioned on June 23.
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    Police called in to break sit-in
    176 8 HRKK troops of riot 1 squad police were rushed to the Singapore Polytechnic's Ayer Rajah campas recently to break a five-hour-long protest sit-in by more than 100 students who had barricaded the principal's office. The students, al l members of the Singapore Polytechnic Students
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    Sia at parade
    37 8 THE Minister of State (Labour). Mr. Sia Kan Hui. will review the passing-out parade of the 20th intake of national servicemen In Vigilante Corps at the Police Academy on June 24 at 5.30 p.m.
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    The 68 schools to go preprimary
    224 8 ~HE 68 schools in the 1 Chinese stream to h?.ve the pre -primary programme next year belong to two groups, the 1 government primary schools and the government -aided primary schools. Schools in the first category are Alexandra Hill, Bedok View Primary, Boon Keng
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    Vice-principals may be appointed
    135 8 /TiHE post of vice-prin-1 cipal may be introduced in medium-sized and large schools. An indication of this was given by the Senioi Minister of State (Education), Mr. Chal Chong Vii, yesterday when he commented on a Nanyang Slang Pau report which said vice-heads would be appointed
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      195 8 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh tic Hal Camp X"" I HEY, AAAN, STAY AWAY "N I AUNT MAQ&B^-f M^ s X -AND GRATEFUL, /AT DiNTY MOORE'S FROW DINTY'S TODAY- 7WE MAN GAVE j ISN'T HE v TOO/ -f I I'VE ALWAYS WANTED LADY PINGER IS TAKING AAE A RAISE
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    M-cyclist dies in collision with SBS bus
    171 9 ONE man died and another was seriously Injured In two traffic mishaps on Thursday. Police Identified the dead man as Enclk Hallb bin Moksln. 24. He was riding a motorcycle along Changl Road, near 9km at 11.20 p.m. when he was involved in
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    SBS man
    29 9 MR. Wong Hung Khim Is the Singapore Bus Service executive director and not its executive chairman as reported in the Straits Times yesterday. The error Is regretted.
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    Dry up? Not on Air India flights
    189 9 Dry up? Not on Air India flights pHAMPAGNE and v wine will continue to flow on Air India's in t ernational flights while the whole of India is "going dry." However, this booie-in-the-air. asserted an AI official in Singapore yesterday, had nothing to do with the coontry's polic) to "dry
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    Merchants in the dark over Change Alley's future
    313 9 rjHAXGE Alley merchants are on tenterhooks about prospective redevelopment of this world-famoas shopping lane and not liking it at all. The vice-president of the Singapore Change Alley Merchants Association, Mr. Albert A. Lelah, said yesterday: "We are in the dark as to
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    Water stocks
    54 9 WATER consumption rose !ast month, dipping the stocks at the three reservoirs in Singapore by 0.87 per cent. Water consumption during the month was an average of 682,000 cubic metres dally, an increase of 10,000 cubic metres over April. Rainfall recorded was lower and thus contributed to the
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    Seminars on industrial climate to help foreign companies
    289 9 THE National Productivity Board Is planning to organise a series of seminars aimed at familiarising foreign enterprises with the industrial relations and productivity climate in Singapore. This was announced by the NPB chairman, Dr. Lie Chiaw Meng, at the inauguration of the
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    Lorry driver killed
    44 9 A LORRY drlvtr, Ng Kong Kut, 50, died when his vehicle vent out of control and crashed Into a lamppost along Ton Tuck Road yesterday afternoon. It took firemen more than half an hour to extricate his body from the wreckage.
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    Club outing
    24 9 THE Subordinate Courts Recreation Ciu6 will hold Its !tm annual get-together at the Keppel Club poolside at 7.30 p.m. on June 17.
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    Aerobatics by Black Knights at SAF display
    190 9 THE SAF mobile display at Changl alrbase on June 24 and 25 will start with an acrobatic show by the Black Knights and RSAF pilots in Skyhawks, Strikemasters and Machettls. Other Items on the programme will Include an obstacle course, motorcycle stunts, gymnastics,
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    Riddle of NS policeman found shot dead in room
    282 11  -  PAUL WEE By MYSTERY shrouds the death of a fulltime police national serviceman who was found dead from a gunshot wound In a room at the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association (Sana) House In Balestier Road yesterday. Ruvean Kumar Mar wah, 20, who
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    Wind ensemble concert
    58 11 THE Eastern Wind Ensemble will play at the Victoria Theatre en June 16 and 17 at 8.30 p.m. The repertoire will Include works by Leonard Bernstein. Bach, Owen Reed and others. Tickets at $15. $10, $8, $5. $3 will be available at the National Theatre. Cold Storage.
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    Armed man takes girl's undies
    167 11 Armed man takes girl's undies A PETITE 15-year-old schoolgirl, bound and blindfolded by an armed man in a jammed lift, was expecting a fate worse than death but he merely stripped her and fled with l.er panties and slip. Police said the culprit was loitering on the ground floor of
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    Desaru trip
    25 11 BILAT Avenue community centre will organise a tour to Desaru Beach, off Kota Tinggl, on June IS, from 7 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.
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    Better job prospects and pay for the skilled
    505 11 TVHE chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers' Ass ociation, Mr. Michael Yeo, said yesterday that by the turn of the century, demand and opport unities for skilled workers, technicians and technologists would be enormous and a skilled worker would definitely command a higher
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    Toh tells teachers: Turn out doers, not misfits
    370 11 Toh tells teachers: Turn out doers, not misfits rnEACHERS should have X a sense of proportion so that students they turn out will be doers and not misfits. Health Minister Dr. Toh Chin Chye said yesterday. Speaking at the opening of the Top of the Trade '78 competitions at the
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      Suhaimi: I'll contest post of Umno Youth chief
      455 12 RUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Haji Suhaimi bin Datuk Haji Kamaruddin today announced his intention to contest the post of Umno Youth leader at its assembly scheduled later this month. The coming general election was the main factor Influencing him to make the decision,
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      Lock icon New Sabah party gears for polls
      130 12 KO T A KINABALU, Fri. The newlyformed Sabah Chinese United Party (Scup) has been officially registered and will contest in the general elections, it was announced here today. The chairman of Scup, former Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Pang Tet Tshung, said the party would
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      Car burnt and man stabbed to death in lovers' haunt
      234 12 Car burnt and man stabbed to death in lovers' haunt SE R E M B A N, Fri. —A bulldozer driver was stabbed to death near his burnt-out car parked in the lovers' haunt off the SerembanKuala Lumpur highway about 300 metres from the Jalan Rasah overhead bridge this morning.
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      Muslim youths who mock Islam...
      183 12 Muslim youths who mock Islam... IPCH. Friday npHE president of the 1 Perak Religious Department, Datuk Haji Ahmad Hisham bin Mat Piah, today hit out at some Muslim youths who he said, had been making "a mockery of themselves through impla usi b 1 c comments relating to Islam." This
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      Colour TV: Don't put it off, says expert
      121 12 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. I The introduction I of colour TV in the country, scheduled for UM end of the year. should not be postponed further, a German colour i TV expert said loday. Mr. Guenter Knoll, head of the Engineering Department, Television
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      Musa: Don't take our wealth for granted
      429 13 MALAYSIA should not be complacent in accepting its wealth as a matter of fact. Education Minister Datuk Mv sj Hitam said here yesterday. Datuk Musa said the wealth obtained from primary produce was all due to the hard work and effort of the
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      Man charged with murder
      72 13 MALACCA. Fri. Sidang Daud bin Yusof, SO, was produced in the Alor Gajah magistrate's court today on a charge of murder. He was alleged to have caused the death of a Kuala Lumpur Public Works Department driver,' Mohamed Som bin Khamls. 48. at the 41 km
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      Further World Bank aid may be sought
      145 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. i —Malaysia is expected to seek further technical assistance and loans from the World Bank during the fourday visit here of its president, Mr. Robert McNamara. This will be among the issues to be raised during Mr McNamara's discussions with
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      Hard to believe Customs short of cash, says judge
      180 13 Hard to believe Customs short of cash, says judge KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Mr. Justice Mohamed Aimi said in the High Court here today it was hard to believe that the Customs Department, being a revenue collecting department, should be short of petty cash. He said this when dismissing an application
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      Lock icon Log sales to Japan cut
      78 13 KOTA KDJABAUJ, Fri. Members of the Southeast Asia Lumber Producers Association (Seelpa) have agreed to reduce log exports to Japan to nine million cubic metres In the second half of_ th's year. A statement issued yesterday at the close of the eighth council meeting of
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      Six held
      26 13 PETAIING JAVA. Frl. Six men were detained during an operation by the police here' last night. Some drugs and a small dagger were seized.
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      $lm award based on 'modest calculations' APPEALS COURT TOLD
      576 13  - $lm award based on 'modest calculations' APPEALS COURT TOLD PHILIP LEE By A BRITISH High Court award of nearly a quarter million pounds last year to a Malaysian woman psychiatrist for massive brain damage she suffered during an operation in Britain in 1973 was described in an appeals court here
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    Shipping firm exec quizzed by CPIB
    369 14  - Shipping firm exec quizzed by CPIB LEE THIAN SOO By J^ SHIPPING company manager has been qaestioned by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau in connection with a probe into alleged widespread malpractices in shipping circles. According to observers, the investigation represents increased government concern over rampant exploiting of foreign labour
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    Seminar on quality awareness
    80 14 Seminar on quality awareness THE Singapore Quality Reliability Association (SQRA) will hold a two-day seminar on Elect ronlc Supporting Industries— Quality Consciousness for Export Promotion, at the ShangriLa Hotel from July 20. Sponsored by the Association of Electronic Industries in Singapore, the seminar will Identify ways to upgrade the electronic
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    Concert at Vic
    28 14 THE Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Dr. On Chin Hock, and Mrs. Ow wul attend a Chinese concert at the Victoria Theatre on Monday at 8 pm.
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    Sold TV set, fridge while under HP
    164 14 YTEO Kirn Huat, 29, was •1 yesterday fined a total of $1,600 by a magistrate when he pleaded guilty to selling a television set and a refrigerator, which were bought under hirepurchase, with Intent to defraud. The court heard that on Nov 19
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    MAN GETS 5 YEARS, CANE FOR HEROIN
    145 14 MAN GETS 5 YEARS, CANE FOR HEROIN A COFFEE stall assistant was yesterday Jailed for five years and ordered to be given five strokes of the rotan by a district Judge for trafficking In 0.05 gm of heroin. The court heard that narcotics officers received a tip-off that Hoon Tien
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    Blood date
    25 14 THE Singapore Blood Transfusion Service will hold a blood donation session At Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church tomorrow betwten 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
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    More than 80 pc have some form of education: Survey
    191 14 More than 80 pc have some form of education: Survey \f ORE than 80 per iU cent of Singaporeans have had some form of education, according to the 1977/1978 households' survey carried out by the Department of Statistics. The first stage of the survey from mid-April to mid-May last year
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    Singaporean for congress in US
    69 14 Singaporean for congress in US PRESIDENT of the Direct Selling Association of Singapore, Mr. Thomas Heng, will be among 400 people attendirg a three-day congress at Denver, Colorado, from June 15. Mr. Heng will chair a session of representatives from the Pacific Basin countries during the third Direct Selling World
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    $34,000 lift hold-up by armed gang
    154 14 $34,000 lift hold-up by armed gang TWO housewives have reported to the police A that they were robbed of $34,000 in cash and jewellery by two men in a lift in Block 95, Whampoa Drive, on Thursday. They claimed they had gone there to visit friends and were wearing $33,400
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    Seminar in Mandarin
    80 14 A SEMINAR In Mandarin on how to assist small and medium-size industries In their exports will be held at Shangri-La Hotel on June 25. The one-day seminar, from 9 am Is organised by the Institute of Banking and Finance. Speakers are: Mr. Lam Thiun, president of the
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    Judge to Aussie: A long jail term the next time
    297 15  -  BENG TAN By HAND-IN-HAND with one of his two waiting friends. Australian oil driller Joseph Musial iright) is seen leaving the subordinate court precincts yesterday after he paid a $4,500 fine imposed by a district Judge for three drug offences.
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    126 cabbies penalised by ROV
    261 15 126 cabbies penalised by ROV MORE than 250 taxi drivers, Scheme B bus operators and their drivers were penalised for various offences by the Registry of Vehicles during the first five months of this year. Of these, 126 were taxi drivers, 68 were Scheme B bus operators and 59 were
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    Youth camp
    37 15 A TOTAL 84 Pre-U I students from Hwa Chong Junior College are taking part In the school's fourth Youth Leadership Camp at Pulau Tekong Besar. The camp began yesterday and will end on June 18.
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    UNREQUITED LOVE LED TO MAN'S SUICIDE
    132 15 UNREQUITED LOVE LED TO MAN'S SUICIDE A 20-YEAR-OLD man jumped to his death from a block of flats in Jurong Town when his love for a girl was not reciprocated, a coroner's court heard j»terday. The body of Chua Yeo Gee was found on the first floor parapet of Block
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    Asean puts off decision on guidelines for industry
    352 15 over 'exclusivity' j^SEAN economic ministers have postponed approval of the guidelines for industrial complementation in the private sectors of member states and want a "re-think" on the matter. They did this after expressing reservations about an "exclusivity principle" In the proposals. The
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    Ow to present prizes
    98 15 THE Pa r I iamentary Secretary (Culture), Dr. Ow Chin Hock, will present prizes to winners of the fifth national econom. 1 cs, management and finance knowledge contest at Nanyang University auditorium on June 25 at 4.30 pm. The contest, held by Nantah's Economics and Industrial
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    3 on graft rap: Judge to hear submissions
    277 15 3 on graft rap: Judge to hear submissions DISTRICT Judge Francis Remedios, will decide whether to call for the defence of three police officers on two corruption charges after hearing submissions from 1 counsel on June 30. The Judge adjourned the hearing yesterday. after DPP Spencer Gwee closed the prosecution
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    General Paper course
    48 15 General Paper course A THREE-MONTH General Paper "A" level course will be held by the YMCA at its Orchard Road premises from June 16. Classes are on Friday* from 4 30 p.m. to 4 p.m Pees are 130 far members and $U for others. For details ling *****8.
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    Koran contest
    35 15 I THE acting Minister tor Social Affair*. Dr. Ahmad Mattar. will officiate at the National Koran Reading Competition finals which win be held at the National Theatre on June 23 at 7.30 pjn
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1978 KL MINI-SUMMIT
    333 16 The Straits Times SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1978 KL MINI-SUMMIT THE Prime Ministers of Australia, Malaysia and Singapore are expected to meet in Kuala Lumpur In slightly over a week's time. They will discuss international economic issues and regional security as part of Mr. Malcolm Fraser's globe-trotting to drum up support
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    WANDERING ELITES?
    331 16 SURVEYS are sometimes held to be questionable and statistics can lie especially if we do not like their conclusions. But can the findings of a local sociologist be thus dismissed simply because they are unpleasant or seem to confirm our worst fears? For according to Dr. Peter Chen
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    T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane
    506 16 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane Here and there. AROUND the courts. Here and across the Causeway. Nothing In their basic outward forms has changed. Those ceremonial bowIngs, those traditional court apparel and those formal styles of address for the Judiciary and the Magistracy. They are aN there as inherited.
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    Across the Causeway
    640 16 EXCERPTS of editorial comment from The New Straits Times, Malaysia. THERE are a growing number of people In Washington who feel that it is time for another Truman Doctrine, to halt the spread of Soviet power while there Is still time. But a Truman Doctrine a pledge
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    Lock icon Moving back towards democracy
    502 16  - Moving back towards democracy VICTOR LANIAUSKAS By Manila MOVING gradually to restore democratic institutions dormant for nearly six years, President Marcos will convene the country's first elected legislative body under martial law rule on Monday. Of the 200-member interim National Assembly, 164 won their seats In the April 7 regional
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      Give all bands equal chance to win
      260 17 A PAGE OF YOUR LETTERS rw\HF. school outdoor I band competition has concluded with the climax being the finals at the National Stadium. As a bandsman myself, I feel obliged to write this letter which many feel is long overdue. Many bands which
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      130 17 WITH the recent opening of the Jalan Übi Driving Test Centre, scores of learner drivers are using Still Read. This once wide road now seems small and unsafe. Hence it will be much appreciated if PWD can help alleviate this situation by clearing the pedestrian paths
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      Unwarranted to say lawyers protect their own
      598 17 THE law profession may be the most defamed of the professions. As a lawyer's work is extensively publicised, he Is always in tne public eye and open to public attacks. In a large profession, there are, and always will be, delinquents. It Is
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      153 17 Conductress versus commuter ON May 19 at 11 a.m. I was travelling in SBS bus 5H5221 and when It stopped at the Merchant Road/New Bridge Road bus stop, one commuter boarded the bus. The conductress told the commuter to get down as it was not a bus stop for Service
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      174 17 WHILE one is impresstt ed with the government's efforts to keep our republic clean and green, by the planting of trees and other greenery, surely this should not be d«ne indiscriminately, and certainly not at the expense of safety. At the Junction of Keng Lee Road
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      838 17 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 12.50 PM Opening followed by Sesame Street 7.00 The First 365 Days in a Child's Life 1.55 Saturday Matinee The First Travelling 7.30 News (Malay) Saleslady. Starring: Ginger Rogers, Barry 7.45 Donny and Marie Snow Nelson, Carol Charming, James Arness 8.30 Policewoman Screams 3.25 English
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        TIN
        156 20 THE Straits tin price made a strong $29 recovery to $1,700 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering down 62 tonnes to 301 tonnes. The overnight London market was unchanged at £6,585 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day rose £10 (or Cash and £37 (or Three
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        RUBBER
        436 20 rE Singapore rubber market yesterday opened 1.50 cents higher following Thursday's after hours flrmnesf here, dealers said. Prices rose further later or nervous short-covering, speculative buying and some trade demand. Dealers attributed the rise to speculation on progress In US commodity stockpiling plans, following a house appropriations committee report
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        SSR and SMR
        112 20 jjAiLY 8t>R and S.\1R prices at noon yesterday: Jane July HAS. (Current Mth) (Forward Mlh) Buyer* Sellers Buyer* Sellers S£S 20 (1 ton pallet) 212.00 214 00N 213 00 215.00N SSR 50 (1 ton pallet) 210X0 212.C0N ***** 213.00N M.R.E.L.B. 8MR 5CV (1 ton pallet) 241.00 243
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        118 20 /HIMEIE PRODUCE IX- CHANGE. tINCAPORE NOON CLOilNC PRICK Pin PICUL YElTiRDAT: C***n u t all: BuUl H7 Mllcn. old drum (91 Mllcn. new drum (•3 MlUn. C»«ra: Mixed llooael UK/Coot. SSS buyen. Muntok AST A white (Ob 100% NL.W t392t MlWra. aarawak whit. fob. NLW E172I itllen lutiwak
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        GOLD
        56 20 Thursday Wednilday Melbourne U) 161.70 l«0.00 London 1S2. 28B 182.73B 182.758 1H3.25S Zurich 182.23B 182.7SB 183.008 1X3 503 Parta 184.01 183.42 Friday Thursday Hongkong 181, 80B 183. SOB 182.108 183.608 Spore (2) 182.78B 133. 19B 183.388 (183.758 Export pricea In non-aterllng areai In US dollar per ounce. (1) Australian
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        CLOSING PRICES
        31 20 Rubber: June 9. Singapore: July 228.75 cts (up 4.75 cts). Malaysia: July 235.00 cts (up 5.25 cts). Tin: SI. 700 (up S29). Official offering: 301 tonnes (down 62 tonnes).
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      Shares make late recovery
      467 20 THE Ovenri-t hinriF Banking Corporation group of companies turfed into the limelight to lead a late recovery on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Heavyweight OCBC jumped progressively from 17.20 to $7.75 at iU height in a ipate of frenzied buying. The last deal was done
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      K. LUMPUR
      410 20 SHARES, spearheaded by a number of blue chips, staged a late and (airly wellsustained rally on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. The Improvement in sentiment which generally boosted prices all round, was attributed by some traders to the strong push seen In the Hongkong market recently. Covering
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      Money and exchanges
      177 20 THE US'Slng dollar opened at the $2 3280 95 level and was traded unchanged throughout the day In the Singapore forex maiket yesterday. The market »a« quiet and the US dollar closed higher at $2.3290 00 for some weekend book-squaring. Interbank forward rates at 3.00 p.m. 1
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      NOMINAL RATES
      147 20 interbank rates at 3.00 p.m. Currencies Nominal ratrs Smithsonian Percentage quoted yuterday icrusti parity change US dollar 2.3265 2 3295 2.8186 17 4i Sterling pound 4.2162 4.2.-51 3 7.34C9 —42 20 Honftkons dollar 49.95 50.00 50 51 lj>8 M'slan dollar 97.43 97.53 100 00 2 57 Aurt schilling
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      311 20 Money market DISCOUNT RANOC of ratei offcrm by ducount houin on June II. Overnight 3",*. Call deposit Z'/t*. ttmtm •uy t«ll I 3-Month T.t.nury bills 3 14 3 1,1 3Mo'itn Bank bIMi 4 T/l 4 3 4 1 Vonth CU 4 15/16 4 13/K I 6-Month CD
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      Metal Box twins put up creditable performance
      904 21 OOOD times seem to have arrived again for the Metal Box twins, Judging by the combined pre-tax earnings of nearly $13 million turned in by the two companies for th; year ended March 31, 1978 Both Metal Box Singapore (MBS) and Its sister
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1531 20 THE last transacted ready sale at the 296 close of business on the Stock Ex- 262 change of Singapore yesterday com- ISO pared with the previous day's prices 233' together with 15*78 high and low. 720 ■Adjusted for scrtpt/rtghU Issue). «jj SECTION ONE 294 INDUSTRIALS 316 438 Iff*
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1756 20 BIO and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1844 20 BID and offer prices officially H.sted and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified IHOUITRIAL4 •MM II -OS, CI1 Ajm.m.t. ,jsssi. Altam (2 00B 2 048) (1)
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      A fiery start for Dragon Boat festival
      302 21 A fiery start for Dragon Boat festival rE first Dragon Boat Festival in Singapore will get off to a fiery start at the Esplanade tomorrow morning when members of the Nanyang Siau Lin Art Association treat spectators to a dragon dance at 9.55 a.m. The firs* heai will start at
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      $10,000 in handbag
      63 21 ABDULLAH Danll. 24, and Hamzah. 23, were charged In a magistrate's court yesterday with the theft of a handbag containing $5,439.48 in various currencies, jewellery worth a total of $4,600 and some documents from Madam Chong Klau at De Souza Street on Thursday at 1.30 p.m. They
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      It's walk to work for many in Jurong
      484 21  - It's walk to work for many in Jurong S.M. MUTHU Feeder services buses packed By jyfIANY Jurong Town residents and commuters who work in the industrial estate are still walking to their factories from the Jurong Interchange as a result of the new feeder services scheme introduced last week. According
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      Synthetic Resins offers rights issue
      287 21 Synthetic Resins offers rights issue SCIENTEX Industries, the new broom endeavouring to sweep out the troubles of Synthetic Resins, Is kicking off with a rights issue of 2 new shares in Synthetic Resins for every five held at $1 par. This wtll raise $2.56 million for Synthetic Resins, which Is
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      NO NEW CHOLERA CASES
      56 21 NO further cases of cholera have been reported since the last case was confirmed on May 30, the Ministry of the Environment said yesterday. The patient has re- covered and is expected to be discharged from hospital soon. All home contacts and food handlers Implicated were
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        Rises
        36 20 :*c ttr«luTr«dl»« IKLud Jard kurtralAaal 4 Flour uClwof KTiif Wnlum HUft IIC 480 442 880 420 100 446 346 264 163 125 270 +26 +22 +20 +20 14 10 10 +8 ♦8 +8 ♦7 IC
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        Falls
        19 20 latch Baby PTratU* [.gnuBi C«rpo Kron mot Product* •UaiOTDnda 172 133 382 314 221 173 428 -I *4
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        Most active stocks
        17 20 ll»«D«rby >CBC '(IwMirlli IponGUM taCkn '.nEUctric 223,1 204.1 1W.I 180.1 158.1 121.1 108.1 M.I
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        INDICES
        30 20 3.T. Index: Industrials: finance: Hotels: f>ropertles: rins: (rubbers: 3.C.B.C.: 3.E.S. Ind: 1086.75 1120.70 310.77 313.89 528.31 534.53 218.01 21d.5e 1M.80 ***** 150.50 ***** 502.35 504.35 280.60 ***** 277.40 278.78
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        COPPER
        31 20 LONDON: Copper prlcca on Wirto.r Spot buyeri i7«« 50 <£7MS0>, IflKri £740 JO (£737 30) Three Month buyer* £771 (£777). eellcra, £771.50 (£777. SO). Market letie: Steady. (alec 1X.030 tonnee
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        Stock options
        122 20 STRIKING prices of the 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 SI. 70) (0.51B 0.65S). F and N (Sept $3.10) (1 MB). Hume
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        OVERSEAS MARKET Hongkong
        358 20 OVERSEAS MARKET Hongkong HONGKONG: The market closed sharply higher In large volume on across-the-board buying of stock, dealers said. Interest continued on both local and overseas account with substantial orders from London Investors. Despite a slight setback on profit-taking towards the close blue chips closed with gains ranging to 80
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        Tokyo
        420 20 TOKYO: Share prices closed slightly lower In mixed trading after late profit-taking pared early gains, dealers said The Dow Jones average fell 4.05 to close at 5.500.87 points, with a volume of 320 million shares The New Index closed at 411.07. up 0.03 point. Pharmaceuticals, foods, autoparts and cameras
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        Sydney higher
        294 21 oYDNFY, Frl. The mar3 ket rose, with Wettern Mlnifif and Ontral and Southern Pacific leading mining and sptculatlves, dealers said. Western Victorias copper find was warmly received and the shares gained 11 cents to a new tear high of |1 55 Central Pacific gfclned $1 to $7.10 but
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        New York rises
        326 21 ■VjF.W YORK. Thurs. Stocks scored a broad .lUvance In active trading dctpite some late weakness Investors ca.-t a wary eye on the Fed In advance of M* weekly report on the US money supply. Analysts said the market as worried that Its good luck on the money
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        Amsterdam firms
        138 21 AMSTERDAM. Thurs. Shares pnces were (<enerally firmer though KLM In-' two guilders ahead ot it.- annual results. After official t'atMng hours. KLM rose more than 20 KUiMrrs to 197. bu; then fell sharply to around 17J. despite an announcement of sharply higher prtflt and Its first dividend for
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        Zurich mixed
        213 21 ZURICH. Thurs Prices closed mixed with an e*«i«r bias In light trading. Swtualr continued higher while banks cloned around uir previous day's levels. LnUrvrr closed very firm w'llle th» rest of Dutch Internationals fluctuated narrowly Oermans were mixed. The Credit Suisse Index rose 0.4 point to 248 9
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      611 21 Only 15V2" wide a little longer than a ruler but packed with the washing power of big machines. The Lavamat 85 SL may be the even on small matters. Come and find smallest top-loading washing machine out for yourself today, in the world but it certainly is not small in
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      284 21 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5 Women led off? If* the 8 It refreshes but befuddles latett thing! (3. one. me lad! (8). 8 Welsh Jaaman seen near 8 First woman going by Shrewsbury (10). overhead railway takes 7 Church worker gets the northern side (6) boundary right 10 Beastly 23
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      296 22 tl CLASSIFIED ADS 284 44 22 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE LIM'S STOCK ADJUSTMENT SALE 10% 30% discount on oil items at our now branch Brass Lamps, Lampshades, Rice-paper Lanterns, Brass Ware, Porcelain Ware, Cloisonne Ware, Ivory Items, Lacquer Wore, Gold Silver Jewellery, Batik Blocks, Opium Weights, Opium Scales, Opium
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      480 22 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE lector. We'll give you $100/- for it! Yes $100/when you buy any Minolta Sound camera or projector. Who else can make such a fantastic offer:— unnci Normal For your 'You should woofcL Natt Prtca old Ham only pay Minolta XL-660 sound camera' 5675 $100/- $575/
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      772 22 I FOR SALE I SHOPPING GUIDE (kosta) Exquisite handmade crystal glass suites, vases bowls, dishes and ashtrays, decanters and Jugs and boda 200. Exclusively available at SAC HAS M 32, Mezzanine Floor, Lucky Plaza; Orchard Rd, Singapore. 9. Tal: *****2 V J LEAVING SINGAPORE. ALMOST new. 2 easy chairs and
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      764 22 SECONDHAND ENGLISH PIANO In excellent tone and condition Selling $1,400 Call: *****0. MOTHERS-TO-BE, undecided what to buy for first baby? Attend Baby's Own Party 17.6.78.. 3p.m. Tel- *****5. GOING CHEAP 3000 pieces of gents' shirts (long sleeve. 5 colours) at $3. 20 ono Interested parties contact *****2. Doris. 1 AIRCONDITIONER
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      609 22 AT YOUR SERVICE Telephone Servlce:Weekdays 8.30 a.m. —5.00 p.m. Public Holidays 9.00 a.m. 1.00 p.m. Saturdays 8.30 a.m. —3.00 p.m Counter Service Regular office hours Ansafone Service After office hours RATES Per word. 60 cts (Mm. $9.00) Per column cm: $10.75 (Mln. $32.25) I FOR SALE A SHOPPING GUIDE HARDINGE
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      705 22 THE IITH SINGAPORE Championship Dog Show will be held at The National Stadium Exhibition Hall. Kailang. Singapore 14 on Sunday. 11th June, commencing 9.30 a.m. Bring your family to see Singapore s Top Dogs In Action Adults $1.50 Children 50t An added attraction will be a demonstration staged by The
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      623 22 SECTION INDEX I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES St BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION St PROPERTIES V SERVICES St BUSINESS VI EDUCATION TRAINING VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS St PERSONAL IX OBITUARIES I EMPLOYMENT ESTABLISHED COMMERCIAL SCHOOL requires part-time Instructors for Mandarin. Malay. Japanese. English and Accounting. Apply S.T.
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      726 22 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required by established trading company Applicants must pc capable of handling English and Chinese correspondence Independently Interested applicants, please apply to S.T Box A9o2fc« FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS with knowledge of typing and bookkeeping and possess OCE -O' Level Certificate. Please apply with full details, photograph (non-returnable) and
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      799 23 II EMPLOYMENT Cteviskßi MIRRLEEt BLACKSTONtF (B.E. ASIA) PTE LTO (A member of the Hawker Slddele. Group) •^Ib^H^W C onpini Wt*J#te9d s>t •MrOflQ *Vo>lree eultably qualified cendldetea to fill the following poemone: a« SHIPPING/ DOCUMENTATION CLERK 9 9 yVaMTt e)ip#rt#nc# wltti ttM prop *x ßutton of tfiipoft/ •■port declarations and customs
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      723 23 I SUGAR INDUSTRY OF SINGAPORE LIMITED requires CONFIDENTIAL CLERK/ TYPIST a GCE with credit In English a Minimum typing speed 35 w p m a Candidates with l or 2 years working experience in personnel department preferred Fringe benefits: a Incentive payment a l'" months annual wage supplement a medical
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      665 23 II EMPLOYMENT A large International Company manufacturing and seling fast moving consumef products seeks Sates Promotion Girte to promote a range of consumer products at super mar kets and shopping centres Basic qualifications are Female Singaporean age 20-25 years Passed GCE O' level (English of Chinese) Speaks English. Mandarin and
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      892 23 SALES REPRESENTATIVES required by an expending chemical company to handle their renge of domeettc, hichemacolo. a Some chemical knowledge preferred though not necessary as training will be provided a Willing to work hard to take a claim alongside the pioneers of this company for a promising sales career. a Must
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      689 23 II EMPLOYMENT LADIES COMMISSION AQENTS. Minimum monthly Income $750 Please call at ***** from 9 00 a m 1.00 p.m. PUBLISHER REQUIRES IMMEDIATELY Young, pleasant and .tctlve Male' Female Sales Representatives. Must be exempted from N.S. Possess minimum S.C and owns a car. Kindly apply In writing together with photograph,
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      615 23 SANYO I FLCCTRONICS (S) PTE. LTO. We are leal expending and we require meny MALE TECHNICIANS/ RADIO REPAIRMEN Hequlrementa: a Completed full-time National Service a Age: below 26 years eM I) ITC in Electronics' Servicing ID NTT In Electronics Servicing (Grade I /H) III) Private Radio Servicing Certificate Those who
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      540 23 II EMPLOYMENT SANYO ELECTRONICS (S) PTE. LTO. FEMALE QC. INSPECTORS a Minimum Sec 3 4 education (English stream preferred) a Minimum 1— 2 years experience In checking radio/ tape-recorders a Able to operate oscilloscope L signal generators. MALE O.C. TECHNICIAN a ITC In Electronics servicing a NTT In electronics servicing
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      715 23 We Invite applications from suitably qualified Singapore Citizens for the following positions t) ASST. MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN a Craft Certificate In Electrical Fitting 1 to 2 years experience In electrical repair and Installation work 2) PANEL BEATERS a Primary education with Ito 4 years working experience In similar position a Must
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      717 23 II EMPLOYMENT MALE QUALITY ASSURANCE supervisor urgently required by American Manufacturing Company. OCE "O" Level from Technical Stream with some experience In QC. work Must have completed National Service and be willing to work un mornIrq and afternoon shifts Please apply stating salary expected with a telephone contact to: The
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      567 23 I An American International Company servicing the oil Industry has immediate vacancies for the following positions. (A)STORE ASSISTANT a At least 3 years experience In similar capacity a Familiar with store procedures ai.d documentation a Familiar with spare parts. a Able to work Independently (B)JUNIOR BOOKKEEPER a 2 years experience
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      238 24 II EMPLOYMENT v ifisseii.. oo a^u u t 2 3 *i HifSili! i? i I! ill lljilla fit tjfj If 111*.! Is; 1 1 sj 1 HI i UJ OC {I ifiifi 1 gel |E it ills ij vh So <m ll L I iZ lJ«i i f .if is
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      325 24 > SANYO [LfURONICS ISI PTE. LTD. hat Immediate vacancies for MALE STOREKEEPER Minimum 4 years eiperience working ac Storekeeper end having being In charge of at least 3-5 subordinates Poeeeea GCE O level or equivalent Pottett good knowledge of Matha and Englteh Able to epeek Englleh and Mandarin and a
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      724 24 II EMPLOYMENT Invites applications for the following posts: A OPERATION ASSISTANT Ouelrncattone A t'partenra 4> A OCE with Ordinary Level passes In at least 3 subjects In one sitting or Its equivalent. a Be between 18 —25 years of age. a Ability to type will be an advantage. a Preference
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      707 24 QUALITY CHECKERS (FEMALE) Have completed OCE 'O' Level preferably from technical stream Age 17 23. Apply to: Tn# P#r#oon#t D#pt SKF Manufacturing Spore (Pie) Lid. I*l Out Circle Jurong. Singapore 22. Tel. Madam Doha Wee «56t22 tor Wanted locally or foreign beeed quelmed BAKER with experience for trading company. Must
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      823 24 II EMPLOYMENT INCOM INTERNATIONAL SINGAPORE PTE LTD Looking tor Higher Income? Join The Happy INCOME SINGAPORE People As FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Requiremerts a Age 16 years and above Primary education The Company Provides: 1. Better starting salary: $187 00 per month a On confirmation: $198.90 per month a Annual increment
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      785 24 PROMET GROUP OF Companies Invites applications from Singapore citizens for the following positions (It Firemen. (2) Security Ouards Requirements Minimum Secondary education with previous experience In a similar capacity. For post (1) applicants must be familiar with safety requirements in shipyard Remunerations will commensurate with qualifications and experience. Please apply
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      794 24 II EMPLOYMENT INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD.. requires (1) EXPERIENCED O.C. INSPECTORS a Must be conversant with Q.C. procedures for printed circuit boards and other small electronic assemblies. a Salary negotiable according to experience (2) TRAINEE O.C. INSPECTORS a Minimum educational requirement Secondary 4 (3) PRODUCTION ASSEMBLY WORKERS a The company
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      713 24 i WANTED AN ASSISTANT Site Foreman with 3-5 years' experience Apply wltn copies of testimonials, salary required and telephone number (If any) to: S.T Box ASO3IS DESPATCH CLERK CUM driver required. Singapore citizen, possessing motorbike and driving licence Please call *****4. REALTY COMPANY requires (1) ELECTRICIAN CUM PLUMBER (2) AIRCONDITIONINQ
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      663 24 For Vehicles bek up g "Tints Saturday Car HarfS ttday 111 VEHICLES BOATS BBIBB^BBBBaMBamBMBBBBBBBBFor sale, almost new (run-over 40 hours only) BAYLINER VICTORIA 2750 Command Bridge. 26' fibre glass with 2 x 170 h.p. Volvo Penta stern drive. Complete with standard equipment Dlnet. cooker, zinc basin bathroom, toilet, fresh-water tank
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      716 24 20' BAVLINER. 22S h p Volvo Inboard/ outboard Cruise raage 250 miles at 25 m.p.h Depth sounder, dual compass, stereo, toilet, sleeps four, many extras go with boat $17,500 Beautiful family boat Tel *****6. EXPATRIATE LEAVING BELLIING 17V fiberglass half-caMn cruiser (SZI443Z) 165 h.p. Mercrulser Inboard engine. Oood condition $8,000
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      751 25 VMI ANNOUNCEMENTS A PERSONAL M-JBBB WESS ASSOCIATES 117 C. Somerset House Somerset Road (t) 370-144/ 370-2SS/ 370-41* *J*»SH/ 21S4S1S/ *****70 CHOICE PROPERTIES!! <• Dial. 10 Balmoral Road. Bungalow in Ideal location. 3 bedrooms/ large study, .separate living/ dining, matured 16.000 sq ft garden' fruit trees Immediate i i -•occupation $3,000
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      895 25 CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT AT Pandan Valley. Tower Block for rent at 52.200 p m fully furnished Swimming pool, squash courts and all amenities Available August Enquiries *****40 No Brokers NEW HENRY PARK flat fully furnished 3 bedrooms, one servant's $900 p m Call: *****7 or *****14 DIST. 15 KATONG EASTERN Mansion
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      750 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES ALJUNIED ROAD SINGLE-STO-REY warehouse about 5.000 sq ft available Immediately for rent Ring *****46 Mr Ang or Llm ENG CHEONO TOWER ■ret floor 950 sq ft fully carpeted/ well partitioned, for Immediate takeover Special arrangements can be made Please call Margaret *****70 FURNISHED PREMISES WITH alrcondltloned available
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      720 25 I DIST. 20 THOMSON RIDGE semidetached with basement. 3 bedrooms, servant's. $110,000 3.000 sq ft. EBC *****40/ *****41 PRE-WAR BUNGALOW. VACANT possession, freehold. 4481 sq.ft view from 10 a.m. 4 p m at 444. Upper Paya Lebar Road DIST. 11 WATTEN ESTATE 2storey terrace. 3 bedrooms, servant's, terrazzo/ mosaic flooring,
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      882 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES LUCKY PLAZA SHO* of various sizes on lawer ground. Ist 2nd and 4th flsors which are rented available for sale Subject to tenancy Lucrative Investment 2M n 2^ C l T* an/ Mr Chong UNIT 3M/M2l Far East Shopping Centre. 5|5 Orchard Road, area 343/ 82< sq.ft.
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      815 25 CiTK PL4Z*. SHOPPING CENTR' Strictly for GOLIDSMITH oro r JEWELLERY SH OP 2 prime shop spaces are available for goldsmf ,h or jewe Her y shop ata t mez zanine floe i. These units are ha ,ying the best exposure at the concourse area eith er facing or alongside the
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      612 25 V SERVICES BUSINESS MOVING, PACKING. CRATINO. forwarding, shipping Fast and efficient Tel: ***** Nabl Packing Co for Fernando/ Roland. vaaaaBBBBBB(aaBB«aaBSBBBaaBBBaBB« MINOLTA 3038 WITH size 50 mm. BS-.210 mm Zoom lens, many accessories $850 Eng Chek Hong *****5 (3pm. 9p.m.) TRADE-IN SECONDHAND CAMERA and repair Specialist Camera Service Centre 26 Dhoby
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      116 26 140 Acknowledgements The Family of the Late MR. 00M PANO LUAN Wife: Mdm Hong Yuat How Sons Mr. Ooh To* Mang. Mr. Oon Peng Sang, Mr. Ooh Pang Haw Daughters: Mdm Ooh Taw Khoon, Mdm Qoh Taw Lin And QrandchUdran, wishes to express their thanks to all relatives and friends
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      178 26 who departed peacefully on 8-6-78. Cortege leaves Singapore i Casket for Chua Chu Kang Ceme- tery on 16-6-78 t it 1 p.m. Service on Saturday anc I Tuesday even•lng. 1 Inserted by sons a deughters:- Mr* I Lily Vong and son- ln-i*w. Dr Dave 1 Yong, Loh Tlan
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    434 26 (wife of Late Chua. Liang Boon) of Blk ill. 364 H. Lor. 1, Toa Payoh passed away peacefully on 9.6.1878 leaving behind (1) «on Chua Hak Lee D-In-Law Oan Kum LJn (2) Son Chua Hak Seng D-In-Law June (3) Daughters Mary Chua Ouek Kwang S-In-Law Koh Jlak Seng
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    29 26 16, who departed on 10th June I 1977 Fondly rwncmlMrcd by bfoth#r I •coutt 0(2101. Seoul G/oup R.ffl.g Institution. I In loving memory of Ym Put Yuan,
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      353 28 I AS VEGAS, Fri. Ken Norton sees an impressive win over Larry Holmes tonight as the best way to refute the detractors who have been calling him a "paper champion" because he won his heavyweight title by proclamation, and not in the
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      163 28 LAS VEGAS (Nevada), Fri. Carlos Zarate, a devastating puncher who has stopped 50 of his 51 opponents in an undefeated professional career, defends his World Boxing Council bantamweight championship against Emilto Hernandei here tonight. Hernandez, a Venezuela -based Dominican with a mediocre record, is likely to become
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      181 28 Conteh: It's going to be my toughest BELGRADE, Frl. Britain's John Conteh began the final stage of hU training here yesterday and predicted that his fight t Q regain the World Boxing Council's world light-heavy-weight title from Mate Parlov of Yugoslavia would prove the toughest In his career. But Conteh.
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      100 28 20 say 'yes' to Asian Games BANGKOK, Frl. Twenty countries including China, have confirmed they will participate in the Asian Games here this December, organisers announced today. Taiwan and Israel both have been barred from the 1978 games, with Taiwan also being expelled from the Asian Games Federation. But organisers
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      231 28 LONDON. Fri. Tallend batsmen are not entitled to protection from bouncers if they are sent in to bat ahead of recognised batsmen. That, in eflect, is the crux of a statement issued by the Test and County Cricket Board yesterday after the incident during the first Teat
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      458 28 wEMPHIS. (Tennessee) Prl. 1 wl Mike Morley swung his M 9 out of a slump yesterday (or a (•WtdWMff 66 and a slim nrst-roui.* lead In the rain-delayed Men.,..*-'." soil classic. Morley was one shot ahead of Barry Jaeckel, who played In the same threesome. Nine <olfers flnlshed tne
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      SPINKS fined $57
      115 28 SPINKS fined $57 ST. LOUIS, Fri. Heavyweight boxing champion Leon Spinks was fined US$lO ($23) plus court costs yesterday for driving the wrong direction on a one-way street. The guilty plea was entered for Spinks by Attorney Larry R. Townsley. who paid the fine. Townsley said Spinks was is Detroit
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      301 28 A LL-conquering Bjorn Borg of Sweden and crafty Italian Cor- rado Barazzutti yesterday quaiifled to meet each other In the semi-finals of the French Open tennis championships. Borg, at his most ruthless, despatched Raul Ramirez of Mexico 6-3. 6-3, 6-0 without effort, while Barazzutti silenced the
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      190 28 BECKENHAM, (England), Fri. Jimmy Connors won another tennis match to reach the semi-finals of the Kentish grass court championships yesterday, but he lost a small row with officials. Connors put out South African David Schneider 6-2, 9-8 to reach the last four, but his row was
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      X.E. looks ready for a winning effort
      1788 29  -  BLUE PETER By pENANG, Fri.— X.E. looks ready for a winning effort in Race Four here tomorrow. The Philanderer four-year-old has trained on splendidly since his seventh placing to Always Welcome over 1,200 metres, at Rukit Timah last month and has been striding
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      Harbin can spring a surprise
      444 29 Harbin can spring a surprise PENANO, Frl. Mark down Harbin as a lively outsider in Race Seven here on Sunday. The Welsh Saint five-year-old did a splendid trial here today, reports BLUE PETER With David Kwong astride, he strode out faultlessly over 600 metres in 37.6 sec with the Scarlet
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      316 29 rpOP French Jockey Freddy Head comes over to Epsom tomorrow to ride Dancing Maid, favourite for the fourth English classic of the year. The Oaks and that, to many British backers is a good reason for betting on some other horses. Head,
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      Lock icon Pele: Brazil may not make it to second round
      245 30 BUENOS AIRES, Fri.— S oc c c r super star Pele said yesterday the Brazilian soccer team "has only given us reasons to cry." Parapharasing Julius Cesar: "I came here to cheer for Brazil, not to bury it. But Brazil, my
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      544 30 Cowardice to resign now: Coutinho gUENOS AIRES, Fri. Brazil's World Cup hopes, already damaged by their team's poor performances on the pitch, seemed to be sinking fast after a behind-the-scenes row broke into the open and left manager Claudio Coutinho shorn of most of his power. Brazilian
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      247 30 Ally MacLeod: I am ultimately to blame ALTA GRACIA, (Argentina, Fri. Many of the loyal Scottish soccer fans who undertook the long Journey to Argentina will not bother travelling the relatively short distance to Mendoza on Sunday to see Scotland play Holland In their final Group Four World Cup match.
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      Lock icon Italy hope to pip Argentina
      360 30 TTALY and Argentina, the two survivors from World Cup soccer's toughest first round group, clash here tomorrow in a match which will decide their opponents in the last eight. The two sides, who have produced some of the best soccer seen so far, ensured their
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      Lock icon Poles should regain goal-scoring touch
      346 30 FLAND. disappoint ingly i-hort of punch in Argentina, have a chance to recover their goal scoring flair againsi the leaky defence of Mexico in their World Cup soccer match here tomorrow. The Poles, the most prolific marksmen of the ROSARIO, Fri. 1974 finals, managed only
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      189 30 pORDOBA, Fri. Despite their morale-boosting 6-0 victory over y Mexico on Tuesday, defending champions West Germany are taking their final Group Two match against Tunisia tomorrow very seriously indeed. Tunisia, the "Cinderella" side In the competition, have already put their name into the history books during
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      260 30 The advertising world, only too eager a month ago to cash in on the Scottish World Cup campaign, yesterday began to desert Scotland's sinking ship. The Chrysler car firm has decided to drop i's advertising campaign which features 11 members of Scotland's Cup squad standing around a Chrysler Avenger
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      119 30 BUENOS AIRES. Fri. A powerful bomb blast shook a residential area here early today but caused no victims, the news agency Noticias Argentinas reported. It was the first terrorist bomb blast that has been reported since the World Cup competition began in this country on June 1.
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      20 30 GROUP 1: ItsJy C Argentina; France m> Hungary. GROUP 2: West Germany v Tunisia;! Poland v Mexico.
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      It's 'live' On TV
      33 31 It's 'live' On TV RADIO and Television Singapore will telecast "live" the Malaysia Cup soccer final between Singapore and Selangor at the Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur over Channel Eight at 7.55 tonight.
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      The man in the middle
      33 31 HASSAN Daud of Kelantan will be the referee for tonight's Malaysia Cup final between Singapore and Selangor. The linesmen are Zalnal Abiddin (Negrl Sembllani and Othman Omar (Malacca).
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      SAMAD TO PLAY IN MIDFIELD TODAY
      458 31  -  JOE DORAI By Kuala Lumpur, Friday (]OACH Sebastian Yap sprang an eve- of the- match surprise tonight when he included skipper Samad Allapitchay in Singapore's 1 i n e-u p against Selangor for tomorrow night's Malaysia Cup final at the Merdeka Stadium here. But
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      MALAYSIA CUP SPECIAL
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      AND NOW FOR FINAL HURDLE
      510 31  -  PERCY SENEVIRATNE By IN a few hours, the echoes of some struggles. insinuations, boasts and hardluck stories remember that lucky escape from the jaws of defeat against Pahang? will be stilled by the climax of this year's Malaysia Cup competition. Seeing the defending champions, Singapore,
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      Chandran lets his team do the talking
      205 31 Chandran lets his team do the talking KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Selanjor coach Muthiuveeran Chandran's subscription to the adage that Silence Is Golden he refused to speak to the Singapore Press after his spying mission at Sunday's friendly match between Singapore and Trengganu is no surprise. vei'oose only to close friends,
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      What does the 'Sebastian smile'mean?
      340 31  - What does the 'Sebastian smile' mean? WILFRED YEO By T^APOLEON Bonaparte, the 19th century French emperor noted for his battle tactics, once observed that "unhappy (is) the general who comes on the field of battle with a system." By Napoleon's reckoning. It will be an unhappy Sebastian Yap, the Singapore
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      Mokhtar's better than Macdonald: Hartley
      385 31  -  DEREK WILD By KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Mokhtar Dahari, Selangor's likely dangerman against Singapore In the Malaysia Cup nnal at the Merdeka Stadium tomorrow night. Is better than Malcolm Macdonald of England. At least, that is the opinion of Trevor Hartley, the Football Association of Singapore':
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      Soccer lifted Prakash from the abyss
      213 31  -  WILFRED YEO By then bravery has always been part of the makeup of the 20-year old defender, who spent his pre-teenage days "loafing around Toa Payoh," which was once labelled the 'Chicago' of Singapore. JAIPRAKASH Shankaran, used to be, to use his own words,
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      DIARY
      59 31 t KCUBY-MRU Cup: NZ I Purees v AFN (Dieppe bar- t racfci 4 30 pm i < KR Malaysia Cup !maU Spurt v Selangor P iMrrdrku Stadium. Kuala a Lumpur 8 pmi a POLO -Spore Polo Club gymkhana i Thornton Road 1 1 JO pm i. stTIMMINU SASA na-
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      WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY
      308 31 SELANCOR are favourites to win tonight's Malaysia Cup final. But Singapore coaches Trevor Hartley, Sebastian Yap. Jitta Singh and John Fernandez say Singapore will upset the odds. However former Singapore international Idros Albar picks Selangor to win by a two-goal margin. Here BERNARD PEREIRA talks to
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      The talking point again
      344 31  -  P'NG HONG KWONG By KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Singapore and Selangor meet for the third time In four years In the Malaysia Cup soccer final tonight— and the main topic of discussion again is: Will Selangor's super-striker Mokhtar Dahari do a one-man demolition Job on Singapore? Singapore
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    225 32 BANGKOK, Friday PHINESE Vice-Premier Teng Hsiao-Ping said today there was still no foundation for negotiations to settle the Sino-Vietnam- Mr. Teng told a group of Thai Journalists visiting Peking that China was waiting for Vietnam to make further moves against China i and if
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    45 32 NAOMI A FIRST NAOMI James (right), clasps her hands above her head aboard her yacht, Express Crusader, at Dartmouth harbour in England, on Wednesday. She had just completed a solo voyage around the world via Cape Horn, the first woman to do so. AP picture.
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    114 32 $18 b aid plan to help save jobs SACRAMENTO (California Fri. California governor Jerry Brown yesterday proposed a US$B billion (5518.6 billion) aid scheme to help offset a taxpayers' revolt and save municipal services and the jobs of government workers. Mr. Brown, a potential presidential candidate in 19P0. was addressing
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    110 32 JAKARTA, Frl. Police In Sukabumi, West Java, have arrested two people suspected of having removed an undisclosed number of bodies from various graves in the area to be sold to a rich collector in Jakarta, press reports said today. The reports quoted a confessed grave-digger as telling
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    707 32 LONDON. Frl Oovernment bonds closed higher today, while Industrials traded nixed to easier At 3 pm the Financial Times index was down 2 8 at 488 7 Oovernment bonds made net gains ranging to one point In longs following active buying Interest after the government's economic package yesterday
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    381 32 July 8 likely to be polling day. KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THK Yang Dipertuan Agung will dissolve Parliament on June 12 as a prelude to general elections expected to be held on July 8, authoritative sources said here todav. The Prime Minister, Datuk Hussein Oni will call on the King on
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    DEATH
    34 32 MRS R S SIVAM (BABY) passed away peacefully 9 874 IravinK behind brlovrd husband, mother and slatrrs. CorteKt Mvu for Mount Vernon 230p m. 10 8/7K from 25. Jalan Mamor. off Jalan Bahama
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    504 33  - Military giant versus economic power JAMES FOLEY By TOKYO nnHE Russian dcci- sion to conduct military exercises on a Japanese-claimed island despite a Japanese protest has highlighted the 33-year-old dispute between. Asia's military giant and its economic powerhouse. The fate of the island, and three others nearby, more than anything
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