The Straits Times, 12 June 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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    Lock icon TOP MEN FOR 'WEAK' STATES
    1155 1 Bid to bolster Front for polls From BILL CAMPBELL: Kuala Lumpur, Sun. MALAYSIA'S ruling National Front has taken steps to tighten its leadership at national and state levels for the coming elections by appointing top-level Umno trouble-shooters to direct the campaign in states where the
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    Ghafar: Public rallies may be banned
    247 1 PENANG, Sun.—Encik Ohafar Baba. the National Front director of elections, today said there is a possibility that public rallies would be banned In view of the security situation In the country. However, the decision would be taken by the authorities in charge of security,
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    Lock icon Bhutto case put off
    60 1 RAWALPINDI (Pakistan), Sun. The Supreme Court yesterday adjourned the appeal hearings of condemned former Prime Minister Zulflkar All Bhutto against a death sentence for conspiring to assassinate a political option merit Chief Justice S. Anwarrul Hag said he was recessing the hearings until July 1 because
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    Lock icon Man dies in ship fire
    56 1 CHRISTCHURCH, Sun. One man died when fli* swept through a 460-Uxine Tongan banana boat, the Kemphaan, off the coart of New 2n- land's South Island last night. Three turvlvors paodled a dinghy for eight hours, using bits of burnt timber as oan. before reaching the
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    Lock icon Piano prodigy, 9
    63 1 JEAN TUNG, a nine-year-old pi mo prodigy, receives instruction from her mjsic teacher, Professor Stephen Shao of the Chinese Institute of Music, at his New York studio on Saturday. A few hours later, she made her schedj.'ed debut at a recital. Jean was born in Taipeh and
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    Lock icon Cubans in Cyprus?
    53 1 WASHINGTON, Sun Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Den :tash has told Congressmen that UD to 100 Cuban advisers have been training Greek Cyprlots in Cyprus in the use of missiles for an eventual attack on the Turkish occupied zone. A spokesman for the Embassy of Cyprus vehemently denied
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    §50,000 shop blaze
    52 1 FIRE caused $50,000 damage lo a provision shop on the ground floor of Block 37. Chai Chee Avenue, yesterday at 9.45 pjn. No one was Injured In the blase. The cause of the firs, which was put out by two fire eignea within half an hour, was
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    Rebel bomb kills 7
    80 1 MANILA, Sun. Sfeven people were kUted and two others wounded when Muslim rebels exploded a grenade near an army camp in tie southern Philippines during a military roll call, it was announced here today. All the casualties were civilians. Authorities said the grenade exploded in a
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    726 1 Big Viet buildup at border BANGKOK, Sunday yiKTXAM has moved new divisions of crack troops up to its Kampuchea frontier, diplomatic sources said today. The sources said nine of the best Infantry divisions In the Vietnamese army now man the border between the two communist enemies. Most of the Vietnamese
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    Lock icon Pirate suspect arrested
    60 1 BANGKOK, Sun. Police have arrested a suspected pirate chief believed to be responsible for attacking fishermen fishing off the coast of Trat province on the Kampuchean boMcr. Police reports reaching here today yaid La ma I Wongmak 44, was arrested last Friday In his hcu.e in Laem
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    18 1 UP TO NOON TODAY: Isolated showers in the early morning, according to the Singapore Meteorological Service.
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    Guides for Asean foreign ministers
    153 1 Guides for Asean foreign ministers P ATT AY A, Sun. Senior Asean official* at a meeting here have worked out guidelines for future economic cooperation with the European Economic Community, the United States and Japan. The guidelines, details of which have not been disclosed, were prepared by the officials at
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    35 1 BANGKOK. Sun. Government forces have been alerted for expected steppedup activities by communist guerillas In southern Thailand to mark the founding of the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) on June 30. AFP.
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    Lock icon Full US ties with China in Feb?
    525 1 TAIPEH. Sunday J»HE United States plans to formally recognise Peking next February, the English-language afternoon newspaper China News reported today, quoting a visiting Chinese-American scholar closely associated with the US National Security Council. The paper said that Prof. James Hsiung, director of the
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    Man dies as boats crash in sea chase
    114 1 Man dies as boats crash in sea chase JCHORE BARU. Sun A MAN was killed and a Customs officer broke a leg when a speedboat piloted by a suspected smuggler crashed into a Customs speedboat off Telok Jawa near Masai at about 1.30 a.m. today. A body. Identified as that
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    SMUGGLERS
    103 1 Suspecting smugglers aboard. Customs officers gave chase. As the officers were nearlng the smugglers' speedboat the latter swerved around and crashed Into the Customs speedboat. Two men were then seen jumping out of the boat. The Customs officers searched the area until about 8 a.m. today and found the
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    PLANE CRASH: 6 KILLED
    57 1 PERTH, Sun. A light aircraft crashed and exploded while taking off from the airstrip at Norsemen last night killing six footballer* on board. Their names were not immediately available. The aircraft berieved to be a sixseater Cessna burst Into flames and ended ■p in two sections
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      313 1 THOUSANDS TURN UP TO SEE BOAT RACE Page 9 SARY: We can smash invasion bids by Hanoi 2 PHILIPPINES enters a new era 3 "CONTROL by proxy aim of Israelis" 4 DANGMt of a return to cold war 5 BE more aware of leaks that Jack up water bill 7
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      Lock icon China to setup new colleges more rapidly
      227 2 China to setup new colleges more rapidly HONGKONG, Sun. A recently concluded national conference on education in Peking has resolved to set up more rapidly, new colleges and universities in China. The New China News Agency today reported China's major goals in education for the eightyear (1978-1985) programme was put
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      Lock icon New rocket
      31 2 CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Sun. The United States air force yesterday launched a Titan 3-C rocket with a classified satellite cargo In a mission surrounded by unusually tight security. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Riot police end Renault sit-in
      169 2 Riot police end Renault sit-in PARIS, Sun. About 1,000 riot police today ended a nine-day sit-in by strikers at the state-owned car giant Renault's fact o ry at Cleon, near here, and trade union leaders immediately threatened vigorous reprisals. About 150 strikers, demanding wage rises, longer holidays and early retirement
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      Nuclear demo
      32 2 HANOVER, West Germany, Sun. Some 4,000 demonstrators marched through the centre of this Lower Saxony capital today, demanding that the West German government stop building atomic power plants immediately. Mat*.
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      Lock icon Talks on refugees making little headway
      194 2 Talks on refugees making little headway ■pvACCA, Sun. The U first bilateral talks between Bangladesh and Burma on the three-month-old refugees problem appeared to have made little headway except that both sides decided to continue negotiations. Foreign Secretary Tobarak Hossain, who led a 10-member delegation for five days of discussions
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      Lock icon First woman moderator
      64 2 SHREVHPORT (LoCislana), Sun. The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the United States, which represents about 875,000 Presbyterians, yesterday el.cted the first woman mocierator In Its 117-year history. Sara Bernlce Moseley of Sherman, Texas, who lost a close election for moderator two years ago, easily won
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      Narita police on alert for more trouble
      222 2 ABOUT 9,000 riot police braced themseivps for possible harassment today by opponents of Tokyo's newly-opened International airport at Narlta. police said. The number of radlra>s around the airport, 60km east of Tokyo, increased to 600 this morning from 360 yesterday. Last night the
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      Lock icon DRAGON BOAT RACE DRAWS 200,000
      101 2 HONGKONG, Sun. The revival of the traditional dracon boat regatta has drawn a record crowd of 200.000 Chinese people in Nannine citj in southern China's Kwangii province, the New China News Agency reported today. More than 5M oarsmen of It men's crews and seven women's
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      Lock icon TRADERS AS KEY TO PROGRESS
      248 2 TRADERS AS KEY TO PROGRESS BALI, Sunday rpHE Inte r n a tional X Chamber of Commerce Commission on Asian and Pacific Affairs (ICC-CAPA) has ended Its annual meeting here with a statement stressing the role of entrepreneurs as a key to progress. Taking part In the meeting which ended
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      30 2 MANILA. Sun. Police have arrested SSO people for Jaywalking since the government started a campaign for pedestrian safety in Manila on June 1, It was announced here yesterday. Reuter.
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      'CIA hires aliens openly on campuses'
      172 3 >JEW HAVEN (Connec- tlcuti, Sun. United States Central Intelligence Agency director Stansfield Turner disclosed yesterday that the CIA recruits foreigners studying or teaching in the US. but said it Is done with no more secrecy than recruiting by private business firms. Mr. Turner told
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      15 killed
      22 3 JAKARTA. Sun. Fifteen people were reported killed today In a road accident involving two mini-buses near Semarano, centra! Java. ATP
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      Lock icon Encourage Japanese migration: Paper
      157 3 Encourage Japanese migration: Paper r>KYO, Sun. The mass circulation daily Yomiurl has called on the Japanese govern ment to continue to encourage emigration, especially to developing countries to help those countries build up their industry and agricul ture. The dally. In an editorial, took up the question of Japanese emigration
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      34 3 CAIRO. Sun. The Egyptian prosecutor's office yesterday opened its investigation of Journalist Mohamed Sayed Ahmed, officially ac.used of having endangered national unity and social peace by wi ltlng articles published abroad. AFP.
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      Lock icon 49 reach HK
      31 3 HONGKONG, Sun. Hongkong marine police launches today intercepted two Vietnamese Vessels In th« colony's waters with a total of 49 refugees on board, a government spokesman said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon MANUAL ON DO IT YOURSELF A-BOMB
      173 3 MANUAL ON DO IT YOURSELF A-BOMB WASHINGTON, Sun. A 22-year-old Harvard law student with no scientific training has just completed a 400-page manual on building an atom bomb, using only non-secret documents. His instructions are so exact that the government has ordered him to keep them wellguarded in a safe.
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      Lock icon Test for govt as Italians vote on 2 issues
      247 3 ROME, Sun rALY votes today In a double referendum seen as a popularity test for the ruling Christian Democrats and their communist allies in power. Both the communists and the Christian Democrats have campaigned strongly for rejection of the referendum proposals
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      Lock icon Tragic end to dry spill
      82 3 TOKYO, Sun. A dry spell Jn western Japan came to a disastrous end today when a 60-year-old woman drowned, a farmer was swept away by a swollen river, 20 houses were destroyed and more than 850 others flooded, police said. The casualties were reported from
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      Lock icon 'Developing states to gain most'
      360 3 OME developing counZ? tries are bound to be dissatisfied with results of negotiations in progress in Geneva for freer world trade, even though they stand to gain many benefits, the head of the United States negotiating team said here. Ambassador Alonzo McDonald told a private
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      Govt building shot at
      45 3 BUENO6 AIR£B. SO>. A shot was fired irom a car early this morning at Cam Roaada, tb« mala ieat of the Argentine Government In central Buenos Aires, military spokesmen announced. The only damage was some chipped plaster, the announcement said. ArT,
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      Lock icon Bill to stop burglars from suing victims
      121 3 PARIS. Sun. A group of centre-right deputies have introduced a Bill In the French National Assembly to stop burglars frcm suing their victims for damages. The Bill follows a controversial case here In which a garage-owner was glvon a suspended Jail sentence for
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      Lock icon Locusts threat in East Africa
      87 3 TAARFS- SALAAM. Sun. Giant swarms of locusts ravaging the Horn of Africa arc devouring so many crops that parts of the impoverished region face famine, warned the chairman of East Africa's Desert Locust Control Group. Mr. John Ma!ecela told a news conference today the situation
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      Lock icon 'CONTROL BY PROXY AIM OF ISRAELIS'
      501 4 OEIRUT, Sun Diploma- tic sources here said today they believed that Israel planned to maintain indefinite control of the border region of southern Lebanon by proxy. The sources said this was the aim of Israel's reported decision to hand over occupied territory In the
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      Lock icon Paris bomb blasts
      61 4 PARIS. Sun. Two bombs exploded at the Paris headquarters of the CJi'b Medlterranee travel company here today, causing serious damage to the building. A night watchman was slightly injured. The explosions early this morning started a fire which raged for more than an hour and damaged several
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      Saudi, France in 'arms deal of century'
      246 4 Saudi, France in 'arms deal of century' CAIRO, Sunday SAUDI Arabia and France have concluded the weapons "deal of the century," with the oil-rich Arab kingdom paying US$24 billion (5556.4 billion) for French tanks, helicopters and a radar network covering the entire Red Sea, the weekly magazine October said today.
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      Lock icon Japan gets tough with hijackers
      196 4 Japan gets tough with hijackers ffOKYO, Sun. The I Japanese Government has mapped out a new crisis management policy to cope with terrorist kidnappings or hijackers that completely' reverses its previous practice of giving in to demands to save lives, government sources said today. The new policy will include point-blank
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      Lock icon Suspect for trial
      69 4 BASLE (Switzerland). Sun. A suspected West German woman guerilla, Oabrlele Kroecher-Tledemann. accused of wounding two Swiss Customs men, goes on trial tomorrow in a heavily guarded medieval fortress. Mrs. Kroecher-Tledemann, 27, believed to be a close associate of the world's most wanted guerilla, TCe Venezuelan "Carlos," faces
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      Lock icon French nuns among 22 held
      146 4 French nuns among 22 held MAR DEL PLATA, (Argentina), Sun. Officials of the French World Cup soccer team said yesterday they have confirmed 22 of their countrymen are missing or have been detained in Argentina and that two kidnapped nuns are among those imprisoned. It was the first firm news
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      Lock icon MAN BURIED 131 DAYS CLAIMS RECORD
      65 4 NEW BEDFORD (Massachusetts), Sun. Mr. Bill White, 44, is claiming a world record after spending 131 days buried underground in a 1.8 metre-long coffin. The stuntman's radio station sponsors said be had beaten a 119-day record set in 1935. He would be exhumed tomorrow
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      Aussies to EEC: We'll hit back
      439 4 Aussies to EEC: We'll hit back CANBERRA. Sunday AUSTRALIA today A threatened to take action against imports from Europe unless the ninenation Common Market breaks down barriers to its agricultural exports. In a blast at the European Economic Community (EEC), Deputy Prime Minister Doug Anthony accused It of having an
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      Fatal shooting at demo: Police blamed
      189 5 Fatal shooting at demo: Police blamed LISBON, Sun. The extreme left w i n c Popular Democratic I'nion (L'DP) today accused police of beinr responsible for the death of an 18-year-old youth here yesterday in bloody clashes marking Portugal's national day. A statement by the party said the police had
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      27 5 REYKJAVIK. Bun. More than 1.000 demonstrators walked 50 km from the Nato base at Keflavtk to Reykjavik yesterday to protest Iceland's membership In the alliance. UPI.
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      Lock icon Heat kills 8
      39 5 TEHERAN, Bun. Eight people died and 30 others were taken to hospital with heatstroke In temperatures of 51 degrees Celsius In the Oulf port of Abadan over the past two days, newspaper reports said today Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Danger of a return to cold war'
      219 5 'Danger of a return to cold war' MOSCOW, Sunday A XTI-SOVIET hysteria that carries the danger of a confrontation appears to be building up in the United States, threatening a return to the cold war, Pravda said today. The Communist Party newspaper's International review said the emerging tough line voiced
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      Lock icon Finding way to produce human insulin
      66 5 Finding way to produce human insulin CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts), Sun. Harvard University research biologists say they have used a common bacterium to manufacture rat Insulin in a move which could eventually aid millions of diabetics. The biologists said it was a major step towards discovering a way to produce human Insulin.
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      256 5 Baltic Sea fishing row escalates BONN, Sunday A FISHING argument between Poiand, West Germany and Denmark escalated yesterday as the Bonn Government announced that Denmark has promised to protect German trawlers against Polish patrol ships in a disputed Baltic Sea area This was announced in a Foreign Office statement as
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      64 5 LOS ANGELES. Sun —A mercy ship to help boat refugees fleeing Kampuchea. Lao* and Vietnam Is being launched by World Vision International a Christian aid agency IU president. Mr. Stanley Mooneyham, aays the 345tonne. 67-metre landing ship will cruise the South CMna Sea and Oulf
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    1252 6  -  BERNARD MELUNSKY By in Bangkok Agreement to work out information exchange to beat the traffickers J^ FEW glass flasks, some tubes, pumps, pots and chemicals in a jongle hideout may seem to be no more than the last refuge of an eccentric scientist.
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    High blood pressure patients 'don't need low salt diets'
    250 7 IT Is no longer neces- sary to restrict the salt in a high blood pressure patient's diet as the present range of hypertensive drugs are effective enough In controlling the condition, says a university professor. The drug regime is varied and
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    'Show proof
    32 7 THE Singapore Chin Hwa Pugilistic Art Association has been asked by the Registrar of Societies to furnish proof of its existence within three months, according to the latest Government Gazette
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    Asean rice store to ensure supply
    178 7 Asean rice store to ensure supply A REGIONALLY coordinatrd rice stockpile among Asean countries would ensure that member states get sufficient supplies of the staple food when shortages occur, a Trade Department official said yesterday. He said the system, to be set u»> soon, was essentially a self-help scheme whereby
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    Brought illegal migrants
    49 7 ABDUL Oani. 40. an Indonesian, was \ailed (or three months by a magistrate on Saturday lor bringing three Indonesian men into Singapore illegally in June 1971. He admitted conveying them from Tanjong Pinang to Mata Ikan Beach off Changi in a sampan at about 4 am.
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    WOMAN FOUND DEAD AT CLEMENTI FLATS
    79 7 A HOUSEWIFE. Madam Ang Kah Aan, 27, was found dead at the foot of a block of flats in Clementi estate at 5 a.m. yesterday. Police said Madam Ang fell to her death from the rear window of her flat on the eighth floor
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    More aware of leaks that jack up water bill
    435 7 JF FIGURES tell the story, there has been an awakening of public consciousness to the problem of \vater loss through pipe leakage, and its twin problem of accurate meter reading. The Public Utilities Board (PUB) yesterday reported that while only 99
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    S'poreans can now be met by friends at Narita
    169 7 S'poreans can now be met by friends at Narita SINGAPOREANS landing 10 at Tokyo's Narlta Airport can now be met by friends as security measures have been relaxed to permit bona-flde non-travellers to enter the airport. This was confirmed yesterday by Mr. Shimlzu of the Japanese Embassy. He said security
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    Begging: $50
    35 7 A MALAYSIAN. Yew Kiam Hock. 25. was fined $50 by a magistrate on Saturday when he pleaded guilty to begging in a block of flats in Toa Payoh last Friday at 1.15 pm
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    IT MEANS MORE THAN ANNUAL CLEAN-UP
    320 8 IT MEANS MORE THAN ANNUAL CLEAN-UP Use your hands campaign SAYS CHOK TONG Use Your Hands campaign in schools seems to be turning into another "Keep (Mean" campaign with students cutting hedges, sweeping drains, cleaning windows and scrubbing floors. The Senior Minister of State (Finance), Mr. Goh Chok Tong, in
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    Exhibition on hobbies
    54 8 A TWO-DAY Nurses' hobbles exhibition wil! be held at the School of Nursing, Singapore General Hospital from Wednesday In conjunction with Nurses Week 1978. Items on display will include knitwear, artiflcd flowers and cookies. Proceeds from the sale of some of the exhibits will be donated to
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    Film show at museum
    54 8 Film show at museum THE National Museum will screen eight films for the public on Wednesday at 8.09 p.m. at its Stamford Road. premises. These are Kclyma, A City on the Teu-k, Books lor All. Town on the Angara, The Kurlls, The Land of the Red Sun, This Is Novgorod,
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    COMFORT PAID OUT $40,000 IN AID BENEFITS
    155 8 rE NTUC transport co-operative. Comfort, has paid more than $40,000 to families of 29 deceased operators under Its Mutual Aid Benefit Scheme. The family of each deceased operator now gets $3,000. which is $1,000 more than that paid In the past, because of
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    PA diary
    119 8 EXHIBITION: On colour photography by Bras Basah community centre at Victoria Theatre on Friday at 5.30 p.m. TALKS: On public relations by Peter Yu at Ponggol community centre on Friday at 8 p.m. On Marriage and Family by Mr. Tay Hee Joo at Moulmeln community centre on Friday
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    6,000 YD cases just tip of the iceberg
    193 8 6,000 YD cases just tip of the iceberg fTENEREAL diseases V are the most widespread of infectious diseases in Singapore, statistics from the Ministry of the Environment's epidemiology unit show. In the first four months of the year, there was a total of 6.315 cases of YD and these are
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    Appointment
    22 8 THE Home Affairs Minister has appointed Mr. Tee Chong Jock as Controller of Martial Arts under the Maitlal Arts Instruction Act.
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    Question on taxi drivers for Parliament
    261 8 Question on taxi drivers for Parliament THE question of whether there are enough taxi drivers in Singapore will be raised in Parliament on Wednesday when Mr. Teo Chong Tee, MP for Changi. asks for figures of their number. He wants to know how many taxi driving licences were Issued In
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    Taximan can act if passenger smokes
    138 8 A TAXI driver can drive his fare to the nearest police station if the passenger is adamant on smoking in an air-condi-tioned taxi. The driver can also resort to going to the police if passengers do not smoke but hold lighted cigarettes or cigars
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      135 8 SMOOTH AS SILK TO THE THAI CAPITAL Bangkok. The hub of the Orient. Home base for Thai. And naturally we have more flights in and out of there than anybody else. Serving more Asian countries in fact, than anybody else. Each in a style that's smooth as silk. Beautiful planes,
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    Battle of Dragon Boats
    445 9  -  LEE THIAN SCO Report by A BIG SUCCESS BUT MANY COULD NOT STAND THE HEAT SINGAPORE'S first Dragon Boat festival was an overwhelming success yesterday for the few hundred people seated at vantage points to see it. For the rest of the sweltering thousands Kned up
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    500 to attend world safety congress in Singapore
    283 9 TH E second World Safety and Accident Prevention Congress will be held in Singapore at the Hyatt Hotel from July 10 with about 500 delegates from 25 countries attending. The five-day congress, with the theme Make Safety a Way of Life, will
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    PREMIER DUE TO ARRIVE FOR VISIT
    146 9 PREMIER DUE TO ARRIVE FOR VISIT rE Prime Minister of Luxem bourt, Mr. Gaston Thorn, will arrive tomorrow for a two-day official visit, accompanied by his wife. Mrs. Liliane Thorn-Petit Mr. Thorn mi. call on President Sheares and the Prime Minister. He will also meet the For it n Minister,
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    CID's new officers
    44 9 ASBT. Supt. Koh Kong Song has been appointed officer -In charge. Criminal Records Office, CID. (or one year trom April 39. At the same time, Inspector Tng Bee Huat has been appointed offlcer-ln-charge. Field Research Branch, CID, also (or one year.
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    Safra to hold talentime
    46 9 THE SAF Reservists Association (Safra) is inviting all reservists. v 11-tlme national servicemen and SAF personnel to enter the Safra talentime to be held on July 19 at Its Toa Payoh premises. Those Interested should telephone Mr. Koh Yong Tect at *****32.
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    Singapore fails to qualify for finals
    428 9  -  SUSIE SOH AND IN HONGKONG... By HONQKONG, Sunday a FTER striking performances at the Shau- kiwan Dragon Boat races yesterday, the Singapore team was disappointed when It failed to qualify for the finals of the International Dragon Boat Races at the East Tslm Sha
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    Council to tackle YMCA merger
    395 9 ALL avenues are to be explored to find the best way to operate the two YMCAs of Singapore as one. Already merged In the eyes of the law, the newly elected committee of the National Council of YMCAs of Singapore, is expected to meet in
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    Stranded seamen assured of food
    142 9 rFHE government has ■1 taken steps to ensure that the stranded seamen from the Singapore freighter Asian Queen now under arrest in Karachi have sufficient food during their stay there. A spokesman for the Ministry of Communications said yesterday that the ministry had contacted the
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    Canadian firms keen to set up joint ventures
    221 10 Canadian firms keen to set up joint ventures AN EIGHT-MAN de- legation represent), tig some of Canada's leading engineering and construction companies will be in Singapore this week on a twoweek South-east Asian tour. rhe mission is from the province of British Columbia and is led by two senior government
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    Metric show
    25 10 THE People's Association and the Metrication Board will hold a metrication mobile exhibition at the Havelock community centre from June 23 to 25.
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    Drivers who feel tense as front seat passengers...
    466 10  -  CORINNE THAN By jyjOST Singapore drivers feel apprehensive and tense when in the front passenger's seat of a car. They suffer. In varying degrees, symptoms recognised in German motorists who have given up driving. Experiments by the German Automobile Association recently showed
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    Man shot in head: Several quizzed by police
    154 10 Man shot in head: Several quizzed by police DOUCE have questioned several people in connection with a case where a man was shot in the head in Redhill on Saturday. It Is understood that several members of the public have given statements to the police In conn ec 1 1
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    Two jailed for taking morphine
    82 10 TWO drug addicts were Jailed on Saturday by a district Judge, for three years each for taking morphine while under a two-year police supervision order. Choo Choon Kwolc. 25. pleaded guilty to taking morphine at the hawker centre of Old Airport Road at 2.30 p.m.
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    Athletic meet for homes
    72 10 hundreds of •choolchlldren and old people from the 13 welfare homes In Singapore attended the 12th Social Welfare Homes annual athletic meet at the To* Payoh athletic centre on Saturday. There were 27 events In the meet. Including one in which nine elderly couples from four
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    AAS to hold meeting
    40 10 THE Automobile Association of Singapore will hold an extraordinary general meeting at the RELC auditorium in Orange Orove Road on Wednesday at 6 p.m. The meeting will consider and approve amendments to j the association's constitution.
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    A lively start to Nurses Week
    167 10 A lively start to Nurses Week TWO nurses yesterday jived enthusiastically t the pop tune of Lady Bump before over 200 amused onlookers. (t was all for charity's sake, and the dancing of these "diabeticians" provided some light moments at a fancy dress walk-a-Jog competition to mark the start of
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    Dental show
    27 10 THE People's Association and the Ministry of Health will hold a dental health exhibition at the Qeylang West community centre from June 23 to 25.
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    Woman lift robber
    82 10 AN eight-year-old girl, I Low Lee Peng, was J robbed of a gold chain and pendant worth $luU by a woman in a lift at Block 20. Tamplnes Way, on Friday morning. She told her family that the woman followed her into the lift and snatched the
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    Call by AAS for 'second tier' of roads
    308 11 Call by AAS for 'second tier' of roads THE Automobile Association of Singapore has called for a "second tier" of loads for cars in the Republic. AAS president, Mr. Milton Tan, who suggests this in the June issue of the association's bi-monthly organ, The Highway, says a second tier of
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    SECOND BIGGEST BUYER OF LONDON GOLD
    165 11 SECOND BIGGEST BUYER OF LONDON GOLD SINGAPORE Is the second largest importer of gold from the London bullion market, after Switzerland, says a British merchant bank. The bank, Samuel Montagu, in its annual review of the bullion market said Singapore imported slightly more than 73,000 kg last year. Of this
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    500 KIDS TREATED TO PARTY AT POLICE ACADEMY
    157 11 MORE than 500 u.lder privileged children were treated to a morning of fames and entertainment by the staff and trainees at the Police Academy on Saturday. On hand to add glitter to the occasion was the First Lady, Mrs. Sheares, whr, distributed
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    Billion-dollar food industry heading for healthier times
    401 11 SINGAPORE'S food Industry, which is growing at an average rate of 15 per cent a year, is in for a healthier time. This prospect for the oldest industry here is forecast in The Mirror, a weekly publication of the Culture Ministry. According to
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      1006 11 1978 Cup Football Gokd and Siho 1 Medals From the Ist till the 25th June 1978 the which contains a football. The reverse World Cup Football will be held in carries the luck talisman 'Mundialito". Argentina for the first time. symbol of the World Cup 1978. To commemorate this enormously
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      207 11 BHn g io« Up Father By BUI Kavantgh Hal Camp r OUR CHAUFFEUR I HOW LONG WILL V ABOUT TWO \J| I I'LL GIVE YOU A I CANT STAND ANYMORE >> WILL DRIVE ME. IT TA^ YOU TO h*, HOURS, _>* j BONUS IF YOU DO OF YOUR INSULTS -I'M
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      174 12 BiaT .aT.m'J PRINCE 12th DAY (*****31) lUm. 1.30. 4 00. (.45 t US No fm List 3 days Htanct cash wit $3.50 I $2.50 only BT^V^^B^BI *BL V<>f^" I LIDO Hurry! Hurry! Last DAYS! I (Tel *****4) 11am, 1.45, 4, 6.45 9.15 fDOM THE SAME PRODUCER I H tytfj avLßaran
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      914 12 I\™ »apOf»Handicf»ftC«frtr«) I|i [icw^VvVoaTis P^ WC HL fjljl Cash Bookings *No Free ,sr j To celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival, 1 I ?VsSJSSi?r we are providing one mug of free draft 1 |nn| V»u t beer this month to those persons born HS'litfhfl p I t 5.30pm t0 7.30pm. •w^SSt^^V'v
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    Bilingualism will improve with new programme
    511 13 Schools picked have 'right conditions' THE Education Ministry's preprimary programme to boost billngualism will effectively dismantle the barriers for Chinese students to learn two languages, the Singapore Chinese Middle School Teachers' Union said yestrday. Its president, Mr. Ho Kan Leong, said the 68 Chinese-stream
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    Trainees to learn how to cope with children
    348 13 mHE GEC "O" level X trainee teachers undergoing the Institute of Education's pre-primary and lower primary teacher education programme will receive proper full-time training to ensure that they can cope with children. This training will be given to students before their school
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    New controller
    25 13 THE Home Affairs Minister has appointed Mr. Tan Choon Sen: to be the deputy oommiaaoner of National Registration under the National RegUtrmtlon Act.
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    Oaths chief
    20 13 THE Chief Justice has appointed af 1> i Parideh Namasle, an advocate and solicitor, as Commissioner for Oaths
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    Parents, too, have role to play: Chen
    198 13 Parents, too, have role to play: Chen PARENTS must make sore that whatever desirable qualities taught to their children in kindergartens must be further developed and put to practice at home, the MP for Radin Mas, Mr. Bernard Chen, said yesterday. Likewise, pare n ts should also encourage their children
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    Maths and science will be taught in English
    397 13  -  CHOO WAI HONG By VON -ENGLISH medium schools have lmplei" mealed a plan whereby mathematics and science will be taught in English from Primary 1 right up to Secondary 4 by the year 1985. Principals have already been told of the timetable,
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    Anaemia— signs to watch for
    582 13 Anaemia signs to watch for A NAEMIA is a highly A common Illness among Singaporeans with many victims, especially women, unaware of their condition because they have few visible symptoms. A television documentary on anaemia last night said that very often, heavy make-up on women camouflaged pallor which is a
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      92 13 FREE MAKE-UPAND SKIN CARE DEMONSTRATIONS Yardley of London would like to share some of London's latest beauty secrets with you. Everyday at the Yardley You'll also find a whole W\m ran g e of fresh, new J (flH^ Yardley cosmetics and And with every purchase of 10 dollars or more
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  • The Straits Times MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1978
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      STAGE IS SET
      451 14 THE stage Is all set. It only remains for the curtain call to be made. Today the Malaysian Yang Dipertuan Agung will dissolve Parliament, almost 16 months before its current terms ends, to pave the way for general elections. This followed close on the heels of the
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      TACTICAL HEADACHES
      338 14 THAILAND'S estimated 11,000 communist insurgents have their major strongholds in the north-east but recently they have stepped up their attacks In the north, south and east, with the largest number of incidents along the eastern border with Kampuchea where they have reportedly teamed up with Khmer Rouge forces
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    Lock icon Carter orders review of US policies on Soviets
    1231 14  -  RALPH HARRIS New study called amid growing tensions between Washington and Moscow By in Washington AMID growing talk of a possible new i Cold War, President I Carter has ordered a fresh study of policies towards the Soviet Union ?nd what he
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    South-east Asia can expect Japan Invasion'
    578 14  - South-east Asia can expect Japan Invasion' TOMOHIKO ETO By FOCUS ON JAPAN a regular weekly feature published by arrangement with the Japan Economic Journal. TOKYO: The Japanese travel boom shows signs i f continuing Indeed even possibly accelerating with particular emphasis on South-east Asia. But the traditionally favourite destinations of
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    Zoo explains why animals are sold
    460 14 I REFER to Mr. S.H. Ooh's letter "Indignity to Animals" (ST May 30). We are happy to note and also share Mr. Ooh's concern for the welfare of our animals. This Is why spacious open enclosures are provided for them wherever is practical. Mr
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      241 14 "-S B^ltr 'HONDA' portable 1 j^ka&^ generators. Jfl I^M water pumps engines etc HL made m Japan ,fc H 'BOSCH' portable toigFt generators. ikSnff r battery charges, power IJ r made in W Germany fa 'BRIGGS&STRATION 1 ,jp>— I I generators t, j industrial engines, water £fk pumps etc 4
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      Rich Man to carry on till September
      534 15 Rich Man to carry on till September RICH MAN, POOR MAN, which got off to such a crisp, attentiou-h o i d i n g start, seems to have deteriorated into one of those soppy, never ending soap operas. More and more unimpressive characters are emerging and crowding into the
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      Amazing little orchestra the guitar
      186 15 THE guitar has been looked on as a "little I orchestra" due to Its amazing versatility in producing' a wide range of varying styles of music created for it. A new Transtel series, CAPRICCIO GUITAR, starting on Wednesday, examines some of these styles, and demonstrations
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      Colour costs nine times more
      146 15 RADIO and Television Singapore will have to spend nine times more in cost to produce each Malay drama programme in colour compared to $1,000 to $1,500 per drama In black and white. A RTS spokesman said shortage of staff and the (act that colour programmes
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      The lives and times of the Brontes
      206 15 The lives and times of the Brontes rE lives and times of one of the most famous and talented English literary families are relived in a new four-part series, BRONTES OF HAWORTH. starting tomorrow over Channel 5 at 8.30 p.m. Written by poet and playwright Christopher Fry, the drama centres
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      Afternoon Matinee
      55 15 LUCILLE Ball stars in today's Afternoon Matinee over channel 5 at 3.35 p.m. in THE DARK CORNLR. as a secretary who helps to clear her private-eye boss of a murder charge. Co-starring Clifton Webb, it will be shown in two parts. Fart 2 will be telecast tomorrow over
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      The four most popular radio programmes
      278 15 The four most popular radio programmes rE four most popular radio programmes are pop and light music, news and current affairs, drama and short stories, and sports, according to a survey on mass media and communication patterns in Singapore. As with TV programmes, radio programmes on youth and children, science
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      Lock icon Laugh-In girl acquitted of drug charge
      275 15 /CINCINNATI. Sun. \j British-born comedienne Judy Came was acquitted of a charge of possession of heroin last week, but faced possible retrial on a charge of buying drugs with a forged prescription. A six-man, six-woman jury deliberated five hours before acquitting the 39-year-old entertainer
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      25 15 I Singapore's bW#Ubl irnhfl Leading Fashion fl K^Bfl l^l-MatHl Department VII V ULIUI I Store Open Daily Warn -9pm Havelock/Outram ßoads. Spore 3 Tel *****1
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      469 15 Super-economy. We help you save so you can spend. With us, it's nothing unusual. Like having |usl that little bit extra to spend on vacation It could mean a night out in Paris. an extra day in London, another armful of shopping, even a lifetime experience at the Bolshoi Ballet
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      845 15 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Openitf fdltwcd ky Siraw Ulagzin 7.00 Don't Ask Me ft n™ i lt) H m 7.30 News (Malay) 3 30 Diaiv if Events (Tamil) 3.35 Afternoon Matinee The Dark Corner 1M Sandiwara-Dipers mpangan (Part 1), Lucille Ball and Clifton Webb 8.30 Rick Mai,
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      2259 16 A 8A 8 earrtce to nt4m, Strait* Tlbm publish** wookly a dotailod analyaU of ihar«« on the Stock Exckoj«o of Slacaßoro.Thoyoar'tklfk and low, are followed by the wook't ■ot— t in prioM. tko div Mow! ytoU. tka sot prim •arninci ratio aad tko volume of bml—oj. NOTE:
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        Domestic
        185 16 THE US dollar opened last week at a low oi IXX3JM 45 compared to the previous close ol (2.3270 80 in laW Singapore lorex marnet. It, however, firmed the nexi day, to a nign u» |^.)^95 uj following lib ireasury Stcielary Jred BergsLns statement on the ptosptct ol an
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        Overseas
        148 16 ON the foreign exchange markets last week the US dollar experienced pronounced fluctuations On week-to-week basis. however, alterations In its market value remained rather limited England raised Us minimum lending rate from nine per cent to 10 per cent. On Monday morning the dollar fell to Swiss franc 1.8775.
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        DISCOUNT
        341 16 r J'HE high interoank rates experienced since the beginning of June failed to hold as they softened considerably towards last week's closing It was learned that the tight market condition was partly due to successful manipulation by some banks though tax payment was also another contributory factor. Following active
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        ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
        245 16 AE^AN currency average deposits rates for the week enaed Fridtv. June 9. I SS (Bid Pi ices) Hifh Low 7 Days 7 3 8 7 5 8 1 MUi 8 18 7 1/4 2 Mths 7 15 16 7 11/16 3 Mths 8 13 7 7 8
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        LOCAL MONEY MARKET
        173 16 I*HE beginning of tost week i saw a tightness in the Interbank money market with rate traded above the six per cent level. However, towards the weekend there was a turnaround of rates. The Overnight rate closed finally on an easy level of 3 12 14 per
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        Minimum lending rates
        27 16 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers I is 7 per cent. I V J
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        TOP TEN STOCKS
        111 16 THE foDowtnc list of stocks give the 10 most traded in on the Stock* Exchange of Singapore last week. It fives the turnover in thousand* of units, closing prices on Friday and the high mad low for 1»7«. Company Turnover Prkes High Low •00 June 1978 S.
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      New York
      215 16 NEW YORK, Frl. After struggling to hold its ground most of the day. the stock market weakened laU in the session. Analysts said the sharp US$4.2 inlllon rise In US money suppiy reported by the Fed yesterday was a factor but said they were Impressed by the market's
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      Zurich
      181 16 Pri. Price? were steady in light trading, dealers said. The Credit Suisse index added 1.0 to 249 9 points. Closing prices in Swiss francs with the difference on the previous session s prices. P. Swissair Br K6S 5 ÜBS Br 3025 unch. ÜBB Res 54« 3 Swiss Bank Br
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      Indices
      165 16 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 466.9 Thursday 469.3 Week Ago 475.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 859.23 Thursday 862.09 Week Ago 847.54 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Friday 112y 4 to 113% Thursday 117 7 4 to 112% H.K. HANG SENG Friday 517.04 Thursday 505.28 Week ago 479.85 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Friday 425
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      BT Industrial group indices
      126 16 1977/78 Week's Action Industrial Croup Point High Low 2nd 9th Change 306.25 145.90 Automotive 305.39 301.06 1.33 496.57 328.67 Banks, Insurance, Finance and Trustees 403.94 407.96 4.02 192.87 135.80 Chemicals, Rubber Products, Xt lining and Smelting 192.71 189.01 3.7* 255.26 181.16 Conglomerate 255.26 242.86 —12.4* 294.16
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      LOCAL STOCK INDICES
      154 16 SINGAPORE June 5 June 6 June 7 B.T. Index: 1,091.98 1,080.56 1.09.-J.60 Industrials: 316.20 313.89 313.32 Finance: 531.27 529.17 529.65 I Hotek: 220.29 219.11 218.52 Properties: 198.74 197.39 197.08 t Tins: 152.20 151.27 150.76 f S rubbers: 507.65 505.30 504.09 t O.C.B.C.: 283.98 281.92 281.48 j S.E.S.
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      DIVIDEND ANNOUNCED
      99 16 Current Date paym:ut payable IVl.lllli-v 5', I luly 1 Esso il ii f i IV. July 10 Ks.su Ord -■ii', TE July 10 l"l (b) July 10 Sat Irun Loan S.i^c (f) July 13 Chin Trek 7.5' I July 11 rCM 20C,I July II M. Box |M July
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      Spore produce
      429 16 p>RICES firmed on the Sin- gapore produce market early last wetk. before tending mixed at the close. Trading, however, continued at a quiet pace. Conflicting reports of bad weather in Brazil made for irregular trading in coffee. Private Brazillian reports had committed on the strong possibility of frost
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      Prices
      121 16 /MINItE PRODUCE IX- CHANCE, SINGAPORE PICUL ON SATURDAY. Ckuwi Ml Bulk *87 sellers, old drum 192 sellers, new drum 197 sellers Cwi: Mixed (loose) L'K Com »59 buyers Papptr: Ituntok ASTA white f.o.b. 100. NLW (397t Mllen. B*rawak white fob. 861 NLW ***** Mllen. Sarawak special black fob Mf
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      Tokyo
      190 16 "TOKYO. Sat. Share prices closed higher led by Pharmaceuticals and leaders in active trading, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 971 to close at 5.510.38 points, with a volume of 180 million shares. The New Index closed at 412.64 up 1.57 points. Todays closing prices In yen ■Mth
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      Amsterdam
      126 16 a MSTERDAM, Pri. Share prices were mixed In generally quiet trading, with Unilever two guilders higher in otherwise lower Dutch internationals, dealers said. State loans edged higher. Closing prlcrs In Dutch guilders with the difference on the previous session's prices: AkK> 31.70 .10 Kon. Hociovens 35.90 .20 Philips 28.70
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      MEETING
      91 16 Matsushita Electric Co. (M) Bhd: AGM to be held at Ladang Perusahaan. Shah Alam Selangor. at 11.00 a.m. on June 12. Shangri-La Hotel: AGM to be held at the Jasmine Room. Mezzanine Floor. Shangri-La Hotel. 22. Orange Grove Road. Singapqre at 11.00 a.m. on June 14. General Ceramics Bhd:
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      Treasury Bill
      91 16 THE average discount rates on Singapore Government 91-day Treasury Bills was 3.190 per cent at the latest tender, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said. Applications totalled $64.25 million for the $30 million of Bills on offer and about 73 per cent of bids at $99.20 were accepted
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      57 16 Friday Thunday Melbourne ill ***** 161.70 London HI. SOB 1R2.258 1*2.008 IK2 738 Zurich 1-' 258 1H2.258 IS2 008 1K3.00S Paris 152.70 184.01 Saturday Fritfiy Hongkong Closrd 181. «0B Coned 1R2.10S Spore (2) 1H2.128 7v» IS2.S4S IR3.MS Export prices In non-sterling areas In t's dollar per own c cli
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      36 16 1,-OR the week ended Saturday rate received from Short Deposits (M) Berhad was as follow: BANK FUND: 4', to S per CENTRAL FUND: Mi to Mi per cent. Movements of fund totalled 1372 million.
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        403 16 THRESH he Khts were recorded 1 last week us the but. trend progressed further to touch a fouryar peak for current RSS One (226 Singapore oents) with prices up some eight cents overall, says Holiday. Cutler. Bath In Its weekly rubber review. Reasons for the steadiness were attributed
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        157 16 T ONDON: Tin on the day rose by £25 for Cash and £30 lor Inree Months standard while High Grade was up £15 an-i tJiQ respectively on Friday. The market was steady during the aitemoon but the bulk of business stemmed from carries. Prices sagged during the
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        38 16 LONDON: Copper prices on Friday (previous In brackets! Wirtkar Spot buyers £749.50 i £748 501. seller. £750 (£750 501; Thre- Month buyers i 770.30 (£771.00), iilliti. £771.50 (£7,1 50). Mirk.t <WM: steady, but quiet Salst: 27.'.150 tonnes.
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      482 16 4 CORRECTIVE phase a\ set in on the Stock Exchance of Singapore last week when an eleventh-hour spate of buying restored part of the earlier losses. Lack of followthroufh buying in the light of profit-taking made for an easier market all round. At the height of the selling
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      409 16 WfITH sentiment re- maining cautious, trading on the Kuala Lumpur stock market turned easier most of last week. The only day on which there was a rallying of prices was on Friday, when share prices, led by a handful of heavier weighted Singapore based counters, staged an advance.
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      527 16 LONDON: Government stocks featured with sharp gains after an easier start to the week. The UK banking figures on Tuesday and a government announcement of a package to curb credit and money growth on Thursday both boosted sentiment and prompted buying. The exhaustion of the long 'tap' also
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      181 16 T ONDON: Rubber Futures M A closed easier on Friday: but still 0 90 to 0 45p per Idia up Irom last night after initial gains of around I.3Qp and a mid-day close of between 0.65 to 0 90p per kilo. Volume traded included 13 lots of five
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      530 17 ruj»ii:tarn:iftj n /"-usso) TOODUCTION-^ OPERATIONS GEOPHYSICIST 1 Esso Production Malaysia Inc. has the need for a qualified Operations Geophysicist in its exploration work. Must have a Bachelor's degree in Geology, Geophysics or a relevant field. Experience and demonstrated knowledge in field acquisition of seismic data for petroleum exploration and also
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      409 17 HOSPITAL UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPUR PEGAWAI PERUBATAN untuk PERKHIDMATAN KESIHATAN KAKITANGAN (MEDICAL OFFICER for STAFF HEALTH SERVICE. Berhubung dengan lklan yang telah disiarkan pada hari S abtu. 27hb Mci 1978 di dalam Classified Semi-Dis-played Column adalah dimaklumkan bahawa tarikh penutup permohonan adalah dllanjutkan lagi sehingga hsri Sabtu, ?4hh. Jun ins. TENDER
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      688 17 A company engaged in the production and manufacture of high precision engineering tools, with wellequipped, new, up-to-date machineries and air-condi-tioned facilities seeks the services of the following: a) SENIOR MACHINISTS b) MACHINISTS Candidates for (a) should have vast experience, knowledge and skill in the manufacture of precision tools, dies and
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      1009 17 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN PERUSAHAAN PERTANIAN NEQERI PAHANQ. KERJA-KERJA PENYELENGGARAN DI LADANG-LADANG GETAH DAN KELAPA SAWIT LKPP Tawaran adalah dipelawa danpada Pemborong-Pemborong yang berpengalaman untuk menjalankan k«rja-ker|a penyelenggaraan di ladang-ladang LKPP seperti berikut BL Nairn Luaa Jania Wang ML Tawaran Daarah ladang Partngfcat (Ekar) Taraman Cagaran 1. TL 12/78 Temerloh Charok I
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      960 17 ®THE NORTH BORNEO TIMBERS BERHAD ANNOUNCEMENT Some changes in the composition of the Board of Directors have been thought appropriate. Mr. J.H. Glyn ia resigning as Chairman of the Company but will continue in the role of Chief Executive as Managing Director. Mr. Akbar Hydari has been invited to join
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      1071 18 p AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX flfs *.R JA m M it J^^k JA F^B Public Holidays 9.00 a.m. 1.00 p.m. Wl VEHICLES N BOATS I}^ .y. V a^aaf M^L Vaaaaak .V aaaaaM .V aaaM B M^^ Saturdays 8.30 a.m. 3.00 p.m. Iv ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES m^M w£ WM Mr M
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      487 18 I FOR SALE A SHOPPING GUIDE SOFR? We specialise n re-upholstery. repa»mg old settee destgrang new modern lounge suite Reasonable Price Prompt delivery Contact NGAI SMG TRAMME CO 7 463 Ge/tanq ßoad SpcxeU X Tel *****4 A IMPERIAL CANE FURNITURE 7 Tomllnaon Hciari For rune furnllure Indian heavy cotton lurnishinK
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      595 18 WITCO HYDR. MOBILE crane $1,050. Portable Hvdr Tutje bender to 3 in $750.-: Hydr. Circuit Tester $1 RM) Drum shell flushinii oil $200 Parker pump with elm- motor $400 Manual tube bender $150-: Hydr test Dumn $300 laiKe lot Hydr Mtunn aid tubing (Metric) Tel: I 656-788 office hours SELLING
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      604 18 II EMPLOYMENT The Toronto Dominion Bank Regional Office Far Eaet requires An Experienced TELEX OPERATOR Salary will be commensurate with experience and attractive fringe benefits including a 5-day week are also offend Contact: Mr. BE. Belhs Supervisor Administration Tel: *****22 (Mondsy Friday 9 00 a.m. 5.00 p.m.) lo arrange for
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      632 18 INEXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHERS/ TYPISTS required to work weekly shift (7 00am 3 00 pm' 3 00 pm 11.00 pm) Minimum salary $250 p.m Suite 1404 Shaw Towers. Beach Road. Spore 7. SECRETARY/GIRL FRIDAY Requirements: Shorthand/ typing speeds of a minimum 100/45 wpm. Very good command of written spoken English. Minimum 2
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      353 18 II EMPLOYMENT Bar- LV* ■rBpS "■■>• rf •'aaai eaJ »w S *aaaaaaaal BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaL-a BaCj ■aaaaaaT^^^Baaaal I I BsaaaaL* \al^L^-^BsaaaaßaaaaaaaTl«L Lsaaaaaaa^B^ißaaaaaaaaV^B^^Bßaaaaal DEPARTMENTAL STORE Mas immediate \acancies for (1) SALESMEN 18-24 wurs Pones* OCE Completed full-time National Service Salary $292 p.m. after probation (2) SALES ASSISTANTS 16 Zl \e.ir~ I'ossess QCI or
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      629 18 f FIELD I REPRESENTATIVES I A well established Company I requires Immediate Field I Representatives with I Secondary School educaI Preferably with sales experience Those without experience but have Inclination for sales will also be considered I Own car or scooter Salary will commen- I surate with qualifications II and
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      503 18 II EMPLOYMENT An established medium-sized Hotel invites applications for the post of SALES EXECUTIVE MUM requires a matured person possessing the following pfc-rcqulattM Singapore citizenship School Certificate or Its equivalent Ability to work independently A uood command of English and the ability to deal with people at all levels He
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      517 18 Yd, MALAYAN BREWERIES (S) W W PTE. LTD.. ijj ft) Manulactur*n of Anchor end 5) ft) Tiger Bear hav< vacancia* tor It) It the posts of Si TRAINEE SUPERVISOR fl W PRODUCTION in TRAINEE SUPERVISOR ft ft LABORATORY I Candidate! applying should j wpossess the following quail- ■hcatlona |8 I
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      1228 19 II EMPLOYMENT I I_, TRAUB PRIVATE pi wwa-1 LIMITED We are a Weetern Oerman Company manufacturing cam controlled single spindle automatic lathee. W> are establishing a service j^b A^^^^ centre and require 3 1 TECHNICIAN Applications are Invited for earn calculations and tool layouts the following positions In our App
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      1190 19 II EMPLOYMENT MOBYCON SINGAPORE I PRIVATE LIMITED _V'__ PB" 424 8 2nd Floor. Indus Road Singapore 3 L_F^P HOi Tel: *****66 J B^P requires Ea__^^_r^E'*_r^| Requirements ea_^9— •'d a Completed Secondary educa- B BBW^Eeam^^_iSßU tmn from a Technical stream H ..r trom Singapore Technical frffT'TWlffarfl Institute l-»"*_tM^BßTr»-___tS a Fxpertence In
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      891 19 II EMPLOYMEWT I OKONA MAM I AC n 'MRS HlI __^T PTE LTD i^^__X_H An AH.l.alr ot SCM rorporal.on aßß^k^^ B^ B "_S_Bai usa -e^S^a^^B frianulactu^.nq el«CI"C tVP*-^ .^BB—^BBbT^TbVVT^BBBBBBBBBB requires: FEMALE production ■n_____ann_j v OPERAIORS ■■■■■■j H YOU BTG 16 years of age and above A Having a minifTiuTi of
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      1171 19 II EMPLOYMENT I AIWA/ATLAS ELECTRONICS a_ >_ (SINGAPORE) *jfb 'aY PTE LTD > h s immediate vacancies for M FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS R# q v t f 4m#ntet We invite applicants for 1« yearv and above I. FULL-TIME JUN.OR.NSTRUC- P"n>,rv education TOR w o^ Requirements ."r:iciive starting basic ASJA 5
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      1599 19 It EMPLOYMENT l^ n^^ noQm^ i^ AIRPORT 12. Jalan Buroh. CATERING Bh-^orett CBDVirCC We invite suitably qualified per ocn l EO sons to apply for the following PTE LTD r—KVacancies for PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR 1) WAITERS/ Applicant, must WAITRESSES Possess Certificate In ->\ niQDCiiecRS mechanical engineering 2) UlBrCNSenft (S T I
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      456 20 II EMPLOYMENT MALE OFFICE MESSENGER urgently required Secondary 2 education with some working experience Must have completed National Service, preferably sUylng nearby Salary offered $190'- Apply personally at 3823. Block 2 Ground Floor. Redhlll Industrial Ksute. Jalan Buklt Merah. Singapore 3 ESTABLISHED INSURANCE COMPANY requires young, energetic and ambitious Chinese
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      453 20 EXPANDING COMPANY REO'JIREf 1 Bill Collector must own motorbike and I Female Cerk with soirw knowledge of bjok-keeplng Personal Interview at 115-B. Ml Floor. Somerset House. Somerset Road, (next to PUB Building), today only. 11 00 am 4 JO p m CLINIC ASSISTANTS WANTED for dist 3 and 9 Ring
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      463 20 t: EMPLOYMENT REQUIRED PEST CONTRC". operators cum drivers Please call personally at ISA. Oxley Road. Spore 9 REOUIRED 2ND CLASS engine driver to work onboard harbour craft tug boat Interested please ronuct *****93 ~TEXAS INSTRUMENTS S*PORE (PTE) LTD requires STOCK CLERK Applicants must be Singaporeans and possess a School Cert
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      362 20 [WANTED MALE/ FEMALE Pump AL'*ndants for Esso Service SUtlon. IM Macpherson Road. Spore 13. Call personally f>ir interview Tel *****2 Mr. Tan SHELL SELF SERVICE sution requires cashier Please call personally 80. Upper Thomson Road 9 km Sunlight Timber requires MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Pay Male: $8 95/ $8.50/ $7 50
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      1335 20 II EMPLOYMENT A well esubllshed food factory In a M p U a i A S. TU n r O pre F l e r M Jurong required Immediately:- *?Sd a MALE TRAINEE BUTCHERS T&fiSZ*M J £&s& on normal working hours. Tran- N 251. sDort allowance is payable Required Urgently
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      972 20 111 VEHICLES BOATS SEPTEMBER 1*74 FIAT 124 Sports 2nd owner, with alrcond rims and cassette Fx-ellent condition. $16.5000 no View: U2-B. Blk. 226 Lor on g 8 Toa Payoh Spore 12. AUGUST U72 MAZDA 808 sports rims, cassette/ radio, excellent condition. 57.200 on o Tel' Albert *****89 1971 OATSUN COUPE
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      924 20 1971 VIVA SELLING: $4,900 on 0. Owner leaving overseas ConUct: tel *****15/ *****28 Steven Ong 78 TOYOTA 1209 c.c. One owner, road tax/ Insurance, radio, cassette, showroom condition $15.3000 no Blk 32. 259-A. Telok Blangah Rise BEAUTIFUL ACCIDENT FREE 1976 Toyota Corolla 1200 1 owner, alrcond.. sports rims, tyres 6
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      1099 20 111 VEHICLES BOATS MERCEDES OR SPORTS car rr- SCOOTERS. MOTORCYCLES AND quired by Manageress others aiso PARF vechlles wanted mh considered Call *****87 Miss Ng price offered Please cornKrt BUY/SELL 0000 used cars Visit Oeorge *****83 52 Lorong 2S-A Oeylang Teh WANTED ABOVE 1080 c c cars for *****0/ *****5/
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      1562 21 |IV ACCOMMODATION k PROPERTIES BEAUTIFUL MAISONETTES a) h«u..« FOR RENTAL v within CBD area. HENRY PARK OIST. 10 A <*"°" 2 90 w a 34" conditioned rooms with Double -storey detached bunga- bu ,n n w*n)'ob» low 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms. nirhrn *th cabinet witei study, split-level living/ dining c^"
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      1612 21 lIVI IV ACCOMMODATION k PROPERTIES I VICE-PRESIDENT OF Industrial company requires Detached with swimming pool' apartment DIST 1S Liberal deposit Owners only m *****77. 592-B East Coast Road DIST. 9/ 10/ 11 houses/ apart ments for foreign established 3 bedrooms, parouet dining companies Rental $1,000 room, matured hall, servant's $3,500
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      1399 21 IV ACCOMMODATION k PtOPEKTIES ...■■alfl WINDSOR PARK ESTATE DETACHED BUNGALOW 8.100 sq.ft 4 bedrooms, living' M>tJ— dining rooms, kitchen etc JONES LANG WOOTTON m *****/ ***** HUMMgdH II OEI TIONO HAM Park Bungalow ■Lil-I aB yK2 II District 10 double-storey 3 a^^^^*^^*^^^*^ 11 1"1 B^* B^B bedrooms, study, servant's Area
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      1168 21 lIVI IV ACCOMMODATION k PROPERTIES I SEMI-DETACHED/ TERRACE AT BELLIAN SECURITIES PTE oTcaU Wd SSf&aSS; LTO 5.00 pm ofler on behaK ot client *»»»e»»»»»a»s»»»»»»Ba»»aje»a-»a»»»»»»» A Luiurtoualy Fumlened \Kt APARTMENT IN DIST. N Split-level living and dining with ci- lenalve ranovationt 3 bodrooma end 2 bathe. SALE: $155,000 0.n.0. »«aM LH^
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      1601 21 V SERVICES BUSINESS NATIONWIDE SERVICES LOCAL/ OVERSEAS PRODUCTS Repairs. Servicing. Rental, wanted: If you have a produrt Respravlng. Trade-in. Sales and that you like to export to AuiOeneral Contractor For All Kinds tralla. Europe or Philippines we Of Alrcondltloners And Refrl- like to hear from you Kindly r gerators. Etc
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      737 22 V SERVICES BUSINESS —^i^— si^— i^—^" DAY/NIGHT. T.V. service, fast and SV^9jV I> V*VV a BBF<VBJC> reliable antennae Installation IK#J.' Contact Vincent Radio tt ■■SMBMBMPMesIeSM Flectrlcal Co Tel 2222-343 B"^^^™"" l OAN ELECTRODEX T.V. Servicing FIRST CLASS SERVICE colour, repairs colour black It white B/W T V amplifier antennae T
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      380 22 VI EDUCATION TRAINING GIRLS! Jobs are becoming harder Io gel you need better qualifications Enrol now at the ITC and quality tor the London Chamber o! Commerce Private Secretary s Certificate and the ITC s Private Secretary s Diploma the regions leading qualification for Private Secretary Our next full time
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      527 22 Imca EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT Art. Craft Hobby Counee: Basics of Decoupage Chinese Painting o Clay Modelling Fruits tt Veg Carving o Guitar Classical Folk o Ice Carving Japanese Flower Arrangement Japanese Silk Flower Making c Magic Maintenance and repair of household appliances Photography Beginners Colour Career Devlopment Courses: O How to
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      1475 22 VI EDUCATION A TRAINING SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Hasina to CEI, AMSC. CM, ITB AN ACCREDITED UNIVERSITY New dajje, commencing soon DEGREE FROM AMERICA a CCI Pgrl M (Dam, Level) specially designed for graduates of Polytechnic ti Ngee Ann College leading to WE. lERC, I Mech. E Bachelor s Master's It
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      524 22 I VI EDUCATION A TRAINING POP PIANO AND oman Instruc- FASHION DESIGN S Dress Maktors wanted urxenlly Please con- ln(f overseas Trained Tultor. tact *****2 after 7 p.m Afternoon Evening sessions DeCHILDREN'S PIANO FORTE con- tails from Circle One Design ducted by qualified, experienced Centre. *****77. and patient teacher at
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      1090 22 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS WORLD CHARTERS TM OBG A NI S ATION W W for the most economical 21 glorious days reliable fares to:- touring US A Canada ondo* Amfrdwn Part* Mexico. Japan ~::e535L::::"Si: l8 c im. von, T^onte Miami From *****0 «n Fr.nci.co Vancouver F rnrlßrl •rth M.lbourn. Sydney U
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      142 Deaths
      120 23 A. SONG S 4 SONS A. BONO'S ENTERPRISE A« mark ol tNpKI of the death of MR. LEE YEOW KOON en 1 0 71. the above companies will be cleaad on 12.«.7». MR. LEE YEOW KOON aged 65 years parsed away peacefully on 10 8 78 leaving behind
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      70 23 IN EVfR LOVING memory of a belcved wife and mother Mdm Seah Meow Bway departed 12 «74 Always remembered by husiiand and children MR V. MUMNMU deparuM 12-6-7S Deeply ml»»*d but always remrmbtfd Dy loved ontt STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL AOS. OBITUARIES •$9 00 tor 15
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      15 23 MR. QOH KENG JUAN (DEPARTED 12 77) DEARLY REMEMBERED BY WIFE, SONS. DAUGHTER-IN-LAW AND GRANDCHILDREN
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      46 23 tf«p»rt«d 11.1.77. In ever loving memory of our dearest mother MRS. Lit at OK LEOMQ IMC MARY LAW POM OWEK who left us this day last year Sadly mlmd But dearly runtjinfcfd tonm by your con*. 4 dtughten 3 sont-ln-law. d«u«hwn-ln-l»w M grandcMktran MO wWO On<M
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      777 23 Classified. rS 11«4*441» I VII TRAVEL 4 RESTAURANTS INTERNATIONAL AIR TRAVEL 7n A mP^ irh° llia?ni7nE 1 an 3<?Ene'lHh agency pte LTD speaking Waitresses at your *erKvriTiun riipnor t« vlcf Ca'' now at Venus Bar. 1. EXCITING EUROPE 7i v Seah Btrert SpOre 7 Tel: LONDON TO LONDON *****6 {UROPEAN
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      656 23 CAREERS AT SEA If you ore ombitious ond odventurous you can find a challenging career at sco starting off as a probationary seaman on completion of a 3-month pre-sea course and o 2-week Efficient Deck Hand course for General Purpose trainees on Training Sh.p "Singapore" Seamen with outstanding qualities who
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      655 23 I SALES EXECUTIVE I COPYING MACHINES About $18,000 p. a. plus Allowance) (negotiable) I This is an excellent career opportunity for an H I aggressive and result-oriented Sales Executive who can accept challenges and responsibilities. I Reporting to the General Sales Manager, whoH is also based in Singapore, the selected
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      735 23 We have the undermentioned staff vacancies in our Singapore laboratory:A) CHIEF CHEMIST: This senior position for a head of department is open to a qualified and mature industrial chemist who has had extensive experience in the field of metals testing and has proven ability to perform determinations by A. A.
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      1236 23 NOTICE OF TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS With effect from 8.30 p.m. on 10th June 1978. the existing telephone exchange in Pekan Nenas will be replaced by a new automatic exchange Telephone subscribers in PeKan Nenas will have full STD Fac.hties and their telephone numbers will be changed to 878 XXX. Telephone subscribers
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    Way to curb brain drain of Asian professionals
    510 24 ASIAN countries should send only the smallest possible number of trainees abroad for the shortest possible time to prevent a brain drain of skilled manpower to more developed countries. They should also expand training opportunities for advanced work In the more critical
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    Aviation head
    22 24 MR. Tan Kwang Hung has been appointed Director of Civil Aviation from May 31 this year to May 30 1979.
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    Tour groups' merger gets underway
    279 24 Tour groups' merger gets underway rpHE merger of Singapore's two travel agency groups, Association of Travel Agents (ATTA) and Singapore Society of Tourist Agents (SSTA), into a single body to represent travel agents and tourism-related industries here is expected to be completed by August. An official of the committee set
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    Praise for free hospital
    108 24 Praise for free hospital rpHE Kwong Wai Shlu 1 Free Hospital Is probably the only one of Its kind In the world, outside China, to provide both Western and Eastern medical factilltles for Its patients to choose from, the president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr.
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    On family planning
    48 24 the People's Association and the Singapore Family Planning and Population Board will bold a forum on family planning at Eunos Crescent community centre on June IS at 8 pjn. Also, a three-day family planning exhibition will be held at the community centre from June 17.
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    Project to be extended to Joo Chiat
    207 24 Project to be extended to Joo Chiat riE Ministry of Social Affairs' anti-drug and crime prevention project will extend to the joo Chlat constituency from July 20. On that day. Mp for Joo Ch'^at, Dr. Yeoh Ghlm Seng will launch the Community Probation Service Neighbourhood Project at the community centre
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    Princess does it again as the top dog in show
    203 24  -  SAW PUAY LIM By piKST chance she had, Princess, selected the "best dos in show" at the 18th Singapore Championship Dog Show yesterday, leapt up and embraced her jubilant owner Mr. C.k. Won*. "I think she's relieved the whole thing
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    M-cyclist dies after crash
    64 24 MOTORCYCLIST Chia Poh Qw.ee. 29. who was involved In an accident with a car at the junction of Jalan Toa Payoh and Jalan Datok at 8 a.m. on Saturday, died on the way to Toa Payoh Hospital. Those who saw the accident should contact depoy Lines
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    Hawkers' fees
    31 24 THE Hawkers Department's Mobile Collection Unit will be stationed at various markets and offices from June 19 to July 11 to collect hawker licence fees for July. September 1978.
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      21 24 ■m 1 I Hss H MM 11 1 1 Ma I 111 llwk Hi bsh fmr Ulllll fif^ i 7 I
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      Pahang Mentri dismisses those rumours
      205 25 Pahang Mentri dismisses those rumours KUANTAN Sun OAHANO Mentrl BeI sar. Datuk Serl Mohamed Yurof today dismissed rumours that he would not contest If no mlnated in his Kuala Pahang constituency. "It would be cowardly for me to stand elsewhere. How could I run away? If I were to stand
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      Lock icon Sabah plans oil complex
      41 25 KOTA KINABALU. Sun. The Sabah Land Development Board will build a 3.000-tonne capacity palm oU bulking installation at Sapangar Bay, about 22 km north of here. The Installation will be Its first on Seban's west coast. AFP.
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      29 25 BATU PAHAT, Sun. About 60 Indonesians who entered the country Illegally are being tent back to their country this afternoon, said a spokesman of the Immigration Department.
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      39 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysian High Commissioner to Canada Ahmad Zainal Abldln bin Mohamad Yusof has been appointed concurrent High Commissioner to Jamaica. The Foreign Ministry said today that he would continue to live In Ottawa. AP.
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      118 25 JOHORE BAKU, Sun. «l —An immigration officer pleaded guilty In the Sessions Court here today to having in l.i.s possession tight plastic straws of heroin. Abdul Rahim bin Atan. 25, admitted to committing the offence in a stall at Jalan Tun Abdul Razak here at
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      169 25 Manila pledge to work for closer ties KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. —The Philippines is prepared to give within Its means whatever development aid Malaysia may require. Philippine Ambassador Yusup Abubakar said here today. He said the friendship between the two countries was not only growing but also binding and they could
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      482 26 PARIS, Sun. Bjorn Borg of Sweden and Argentina's Guillermo Vilas, the top players in Europe this season, face each other today in the men's singles final of the French Open tennis championships. Immediately afterwards, Mima Jausovec of Yugoslavia defends the women's singles title against
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      302 26 SOUTHAMPTON (England), Sun. The touring Pakistan cricketers bowled Hampshire out for 246 and then batted well for 95 for two in reply on the first day of their match here yesterday. Trevor Jesty and John Rice put up spirited resistance to the Injuryhit Pakistani side. Jesty made
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      265 26 rpWELVE players six X boys and six girls will be selected from among the participants of the current Singapore Junior Badminton League to represent Singapore In the first ASEAN schools' under- 18 championships in Singapore from Sept 3-10, reports BERNARD PEREIRA. This is the maximum number
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      195 26 SYDNEY. Sun.— Results of today's Australian Association Football matches: National League: Brisbane C. 1 Fitzroy U. 1, Eastern 1 Newcastle 0, Marconi 3 Brisbane L. 1, W. Adelaide 2 Canberra 0, Western 2 Sydney 2. Queensland Dlv One: Annerley 0 Spencer Pk. 3. Merton 1 Southslde 1,
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      253 26 Lobez set for fourth straight triump KINGS ISLAND (Ohio). Sun. Nancy Lopez, the Chris Evert of golf, took a serious option on the 24th Ladles professional Golf Association (LPGA) championship here yesterday with a three under par 69. Defending champion Chako Hlguchl of Japan also went round in 69. But
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      140 27 E MANS. (Prance). Sun. a A Renault held on to their comfortable lead in the Le Mans 24-hour sports car race today, virtually unchallenged after 18 hours of racing. By 10 a.m.. Renault's closest rival, the West German Porsche team had lost almost aii c nances ot winning when
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      429 27 Turbo. 293 laps, average speed: 210.743 kph. distance covered: 3.996 520 kilometres 2. Hurley Hay-wood-Peter Greg?. United States. Porsche 936 Turbo. 286 laos 3. Jacky Ickx. BelgiumJuergen Barth. West Ger-many-Bob Wollek. France. Porsche 936 Turbo. 286 laps 4. Ouy Ftequelin-Jean Ragnotti-Jose Dolhem. Prance. Alpine Renault
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      773 27 APPRENTICE K. S. Goh. the rider of Tak Sangka in Race 5 in last Saturday's Penang races, was warned for not allowing his mount iufflcient rein when Jumping out of the stalls. The Stipendiary Steward's report on Saturua., s races at Ptnang: State of track: Yielding RACE 1:
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      303 27 T^EW YORK, Sun. 11 Affirmed and his remarkable 18-year-old jockey Steve Cauthen won the Belmont Stakes by a head here yesterday to complete the triple crown of American classic races. In a memora'ole duel in the final straight, Affirmed surrendered the lead to Alydar, but
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      266 28  -  JOE DORAI BY £}KH \STIAN Yap, Singapore's national soccer team coach, now faces a mammoth task restoring their shattered morale in time for next month's Merdeka tournament. Following Saturday n1 g h t's disastrous 4-2 defeat by Selangor In the Malaysia Cup final Yap will
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      22 28 THE Singapore women's soccer team beat their Johore counterparts 9-0 in a Malaysia Cup match at the Muar Stadium yesterday.
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      319 28  -  DEREK WILD BY Comment... WHAT a difference a year makes! Twelve months ago, a rapturous crowd of more than 10,000 cheering soccer fans jammed Paya Lebar Airport to welcome Slngapo r e s conquering heroes home from Kuala Lumpur. Skipper Dollah Kassim. triumphantly holding aloft the newly -won
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      217 28 DID coach Sebastian Yap commit a blunder by replacing midfield player Zalnal Abldin with striker Naslr Jalll in the second half of last Saturday's Malaysia Cup final at the Merdeka stadium? Yap yesterday explained: "I wanted more goals. I didn't want to take a defensive attitude. Otherwise I
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      76 28 RACE Course Employees' Union and Food, Drinks and Allied Workers Union drew 1-1, and Singapore Alrl ines trounced Housing Board 11-0, in the National Trades Union Congress inter-unions soccer competition at Farrer Park yesterday. Singapore Fire Brigade beat Postals 5-4 on penalty kicks following a 1-1
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      126 28 T ITTLE Ranow slipped into the sack and just managed to get a foot in the stirrup of Sox led by team-mate B. Bately in the Singapore Polo Club's "Miller's" team relay race before things began to slip. The loosely strapped saddle gave way and Ranow
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      Annabelle, Maureen to coach schools
      261 28  -  BERNHARD PEREIRA By ANNABELLE ESS, Singapore's women's hockey captain, and her teammate, Maureen Gomes, will assume the roles of school coaches when the second semester begins on June 26. The two stalwarts of the Singapore team, who recently scored their first win in 12 years
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      120 28 J CHORE BAHRU, Sun. Singapore chalked up their third straight win in the Malaysian Cricket Association inter-state competition when they beat Johore by an innings and 101 runs here yesterday. Singapore declared at 269 for five, the top scorers being Neethianathan (89 n.0.), Mukul Asher
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      142 28 BRISBANE, Sun—Ballymore Oval exploded Into wild scenes of delight as Australia crushed Wales by 18 points to 8 in the first rugby union test here today. A capacity crowd of more than 15,000 saw mercurial fly-half, Paul McLean lift Australia to victory with four penalties and a conversion
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      63 28 LONDON, Sun. tan baUman Graham Oooch U recaJled to the Ki«land cricket team for the Second Twt against PakJaUn at Lord's on Friday. Ooocb replaces Lancashire's Barry who Is the only player dropped from the side that won the first Test by an Innings and »7 runs at
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      112 28 SYDNEY, Sun.— Tracey Wlckham. sutlering form the effects of a virus infection, was well outside her world record in winning the 800 metres freestyle at the Commonwealth Games swimming trials here tonight. She clocked 8 mm 3617 sec— s.64 seconds slower than her world mark. The young
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      73 28 QUEENSTOWN A beat Armed Forces 8-4 to capture the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's Open league water-polo title at the Toa Payoh pool over the weekend. Ang Ouan Hin, Michael Kong (2), Ang Ban Teck (2), Urn Hup Seng, Johnny Tan and Daniel Wee netted for Queentown,
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      326 29 IMA, Sun. A clairvoyant who predicted the fall of former US President Richard Nixon and the political defeat of former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir has forecast that Peru will win the World Cup in Argentina. The tabloid Ojo (Eye) quoted the clairvoyant, known as Madame
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      361 29  -  GEOFFREY MILLER By IHJENOS AIRES, Sun. Poland and West Germany moved into the second round of the World Cup yesterday but the Germans, reigning champions, did it only by the skin of their teeth. While Poland were mastering Mexico 3-1 at Rosario, the Germans were held
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      97 29 GROUP ONE P W D L F A Pts Italy 3 3 0 0 6 2 6 Argentina 3 2 0 14 3 4 France 3 10 2 5 5 2 Hungary 3 0 0 3 3 8 0 Saturdays matches: France... 3 Hungary 1 Italy 1 Argentina GROUP
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      450 29 WLST GERMAN* 0 TUNISIA O pORDOBA, Sun. C hampions West Germany are ittU in the hunt for the 1978 World Cup, jut they were taken U) the brink of a shock exit in a goalless draw here yesterday with the remarkable Tunisians. Manager Helmut Schoen
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      249 29 ARGENTINA'S most famous footballer Alfredo Dl Stefano, the rentreforward of the famous Real Madrid side of the early 60s, yesterday tipped Peru to reach the final stages of the 1978 World Cup. Di Stefano said that the Peruvians played "fast, spectacular football" which would leave its mark on thr
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      272 29 POLAND 3 (Zbigniew 2. X Derna) MEXICO 1 (V. Eangel) ROSARIO, Sun. Poland, far from the force they were in the last World Cup, made sure of a place in the last eight when they squeezed out a less than convincing 3-1
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      134 29 Tourney's scorers S" CORERS In the World Cup final after Saturday's matches: Three Rob Fensenbrlnk (Holland). Two Teofllo Cublllas (Peru), Paolo Rossi (Italy), Leopoldo Luque (Argen), Roberto Bettega (Italy), Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (W. Germany), Heinz Flohe (W. Germany), Hans Krankl (Austria), Zbigniew Bonlek (Pol). One Arturo Vazquez (Mcx), All Kaabl (Tunisia),
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      81 29 MELBOURNE, Bun. More than 25,000 excited tociar fans today saw Greece beat Australia 1-1 In a fastmoving match at Olympic Ph.* here. The Greek visitors, who moved faster to the ball than their opponents, saw the game as an important pielimlnary to building a team tor
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      58 29 CHRISTCHURCH. Sun. Pakistan* Hlddy Jahan, the lourth ranked player in the world, won an International squash tournament here today, beating New Zealand's Bruce Brownlee 9-7, 9-0, 9-1 In the final. Murray LlUey of New Zealand took third place, beatIng Torsam Khan of Pakistan 4-9, 3-9. 9-2,
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      40 29 OORTZIA (Itt». Sun. Prance beat Italy 97-96 In the European Nations' Cup ha^fteall tournament here last night after extra time. Italy led 38-37 at halftlme and the teams were level W86 at the end of normal time. Reuter.
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      270 29 ITALY 1 (R. Better a) ARGENTINA ■OUENOS AIRES, Sun. Italy D underlined the growing power of their challenge for the 1978 World Cup when they beat favourites Argentina 1-0 last night with a brilliant second half goal from Roberto Bettega. Unmoved by the baying roars of
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      491 29 FRANCE 3 (C. Lopez, M. Berdoll, D. Rocheteau) HUNGARY 1 (S. Zombori) ]l| AR DEL PLATA, Sun. With nothing at iTI stake but their pride France cast off their shackles to produce a wealth of flowing football for a 3-1 World Cup win over Hungary
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      64 29 WORLD CUP IN NEW NATION It's World Cup time, so be on the ball with New Nation. Follow our daily reports as we bring you not only the results but also all the excitement that is happening in Argentina. TODAY: Sweden vs Spain Brazil vs Austria Peru vs Iran Scotland
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    223 30 BORAAS (Sweden), Sunday rl death toll in Sweden's worst hotel flre here on Friday night was put unofficially yesterday at 20 two fewer than originally thought, but as the upper floors of the Stadshotel continued to burn, it was feared that more
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    245 30 Ethiopia troops move towards Eritrea KHARTOUM, Sun. Ethiopian forces are reported to have begun moving out of their bases across northern Tigre province towards EMtrea. where seces sionist forces have long been expecting a government offensive. But informed observ ers suggested that the moves may be limited in scope and
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    54 30 JAKARTA. Sun. Six people were killed and 10 others suffered serious to light injuries when a roomful of firecrackers exploded and caught fire In a crowded suburban village in Jakarta, police reported yesterday. Three houses were completely destroyed ard four others damaged before tne flre could be
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    30 30 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MAJI AMIN HAJI IDRIJ of Block 24. «3«-D. Ch«i Chee passed away peacefully 11/6 78 at 11 a.m. Cortege leavea for Puiara Aman, today (12-8-71) i.iO p.m.
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    961 30 MANILA, SUNDAY PRESIDENT Marcos today amended Philippine amnesty laws in a way that would enable him to free detained former Senator Benigno Aquino, the country's most prominent political detainee. A presidential announcement on the amendment made no mention of Mr. Aquino, 45, but it
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      213 30 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cover Price 50* Annual Subscription tISS Circulation Manager Telephone s?oou in :04 TWAY'S HIGHLIGHTS... THERE has been much wild talk about the relationship between Japanese multinationals and their Singapore labour force. The elec- trical and electronics sector has at least made some attempt to analyse
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    1020 31  -  BRIAN JEFFRIES: Revolution, drought, famine and locusts By nnC R N by war, bloodied by revolution, invaded by locusts, ravaged by drought and famine, at odds with its Soviet and Cuban allies —Marxist Ethiopia is afflicted by all the
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    690 31  -  GRANVILLE WATTS: By New Delhi rpHE death of Ha- sina the bandit queen in a gun battle with police in northern India has highlighted the continuing struggle between the authorities and India's bands of rural outlaws known as dacoits. ihe attractive, 26-year-old
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      3104 33 OFOUR SEAS COMMUNICATIONS BANK LIMITED UNO ITS SUBSHIMY COMPMIES i INCORPORAI ED rN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPOREJ ■ALA !SCE SHEET. 31ST DECEMBER 1977 /||A 1)7« W± 1976 1977 PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE TEM ENDED 31ST DECEMBER. 1977 The fa** Thttmw The Bant The Group The Bant Tin Conn
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      2809 34 (^(g)(g)(^(^(^(^(g)(§)(§Kg|)(§)(^ ft FOURSEAS FINANCE LIMITED (^k Singapore Malaysia finance limited ®^JpF (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) 1 Incorporated in tne Republic of Sin9»por») MMfcl BALANCE SHEET, 31ST DECEMBER 1977 BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1977 Notts H77 1976 1»77 197« NOTES TO ACCOUNTS 31st DECEMBER, 1J77 \JE^t) mpinvuFNT
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      993 35 ITT Singapore Pte. Ltd. which is commencing operations shortly is looking for suitable candidates to fill the following positions: PURCHASING MANAGER A) University or Polytechnic graduates. B) 5-10 years experience in buying electronic/electrical components. C) Wide knowledge of electronic/electrical component sourcing worldwide and especially in the Far East. D) Have
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      129 35 An established Construction firm in Jurong invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the post STRUCTURAL ENGINEER Duties prepare civil engineering and structural design and supervision of construction works. Must be corporate member of Professional Engineers Boards, Singapore and have at least 5 years relevant experience. Please apply in confidence,
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      253 35 Bayer invites applications for the post of SALES REPRESENTATIVE for Plastic Row Materiols Applicants should have the following qualifications Education: Bocheior Science (Chemistry or Chemical Engineering), Diploma in Chemical Process Technology (Plastics) from the Singapore Polytechnic Experience Preference will be given to those having ot least 2 years sales experience
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      399 35 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18 1970 EDITION) APPLICATION TO APPROVE PROPOSAL FOR A COMPOSITION In Bankruptcy No. 7/76 Lee Kha'w Tee of No. 19A •Ia I a n Kampong Tengah Singapore 19 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application will be made to the Supreme Court, Singapore on Monday the 10th
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      332 35 CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS PTE. LTD. A Joint-Venture Company located in Jurong and expanding its operations in West Malaysia has the following vacancies for which applications are invited from suitable candidates 1. Technical Sales Representatives Qualifications: School Certificate or equivalent with Credits in English and Mathematics. Knowledge: Background on chemistry and/ or
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      737 35 DU PONT FAR EAST INC SINGAPORE BRANCH requires Male Shipping Clerk REQUIREMENTS Qualifications: G.C.E. ordinary level. Experience: In shipping documentation ond transportation of corgoes Import and Export. Age 25—30 years Applicants are requested to apply in own handwriting stating present and expected salary and olso personal particulars to THE MANAGER
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      580 36 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI VACANCY FOR HEALTH MATRON Applications are invited for appointment to the post of Health Matron in the Medical and Health Department, Brunei. QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants should have: a) S.R.N. b) S.C.M. 0 Health Visitor's Certificate plu» Diploma in Advanced Nursing Administration. EXPERIENCE: Candidates will be required to have
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      607 36 mdfic MIDF INDUSTRIAL CONSULTANTS SDN. BHD. Consultants serving Malaysian Government Bodies, Industrial Commercial Interests. v Our client, a leading manufacturer of electronic components in Peninsular Malaysia wishes to make three appointments from suitably qualified and experienced personnel. A. FACTORY MANAGER The successful applicant will have the following personal qualities: Between
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      213 36 i M ,,.l r m LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYL' Notice Of Interruption Of Electricity Supply To Carry Out Commissioning Of 1x7.5 MVA Transformer And New llkV Switchgear Panels At Bona Vista Main Intake Substation All LLN Consumers in the areas listed below are hereby informed that their electricity supply
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      726 36 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI VACANCIES IN THE MEDICAL AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacanclea In the Medical and Health Department, Brunei. 1. THEATRE SISTER: Qualifications and Experience: a) Nursing qualification* recognised by the General Nursing Council of England. b) Division One Midwifery
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      765 36 We are an established housing development and finance company based in Klang. In line with our expansion we <nvite applications to fill the following positions ACCOUNTANT/ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER QmHOcsHm: Either ACMA. ACCA. CA. CPA or AASA Applicants should possess a working knowledge of Banasa Malaysia and Mandarin. Etparimct: Conversant with accounting
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      1228 37 1978 M.P. No. 342 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG MISCELLANEOUS PROCEEDINGS IN THE MATTER of JARDINE MATHESON CO. (SOUTH EAST ASIA) LIMITED and IN THE MATTER of the Companies Ordinance (Chapter 32) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, by an Order dated the 8th day of June, I 978
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      671 37 NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING JARDINE MATHESON CO. (SOUTH EAST ASIA) LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above-named Company will be held at the Board Room, 16th Floor, Shing Kwan House, 4 Shenton Way, Singapore 1 on Monday, the 1 Oth day of July,
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      816 37 I Notice of Removal I I Sime Darby Engineering Pte Ltd I With effect from Monday 12 June 78, these departments of Sime Darby Engineering: Building Materials (Manager: S. George) Dobb Building Finishes (Manager: J. Thariyan) Kwikform Scaffolding (Manager: Bobby Chew) Mechanical (Executive: Jack Neo) Electrical (Executive: Edward Chua/Teo Boon
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    870 38  - Base dispute stirs new opposition to US presence VINCENT STOVE: By Sydney 'THE question who governs Australia Canberra or Washington has been aired more frequently than usual around the Australian capital following the latest row over a US satellite base at North West Cape in Western Australia. Conflict over the
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