The Straits Times, 23 June 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78 Estd. 1845
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    Lock icon DEFENCE STUDY BY JAPAN
    335 1 DEFENCE STUDY BY JAPAN Team to work out plan to strengthen preparedness TOKYO, Thursday THE Japanese armed forces for the first time since World War Two have been ordered to prepare a comprehensive plan for the defence of the country against attack, the Japanese Defence Agency spokesman said today. The
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    Extradite bid: Two dramatic turns
    268 1 Extradite bid: Two dramatic turns From HARRY MILLER and PHILIP LEE: LONDON, Thursday •pHKRE were two d in the long sags Government's efforts senior executives of International Ltd. in Iramatic turns today a of the Singapore i to extradite former Haw Par Brothers i Singapore. It was learnt that one
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    Lock icon Freeing more detainees
    65 1 MANILA, Thura. The military today speeded up a programme to free mo.c political detainees as part of the Philippine Governments announced plans to move gradually away from martial law. The judge Advocate General's office was ordered to work overtime to prepare a list of about 200 new
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    18 1 UP TO NOON TODAY: Occasional rain In the early morning, according; to the Singapore Meteorological Service.
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    Lock icon Deadlock in talks delays sealift from
    259 1 Deadlock in talks delays sealift from Vietnam OANOI, Thurs.— 11 Vietnam and China have reached a deadlock in negotiations on how Chinese ships would be allowed to evacuate ethnic Chinese out of Vietnam, the Voice of Vietnam announced today. The broadcast said the Vietnamese side considered Chinese proposal as impractical
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    Lock icon BOMB BLAST IN JAIL
    72 1 BOMB BLAST IN JAIL SYDNEY, Thurs. A bomb exploded at Sydney's largest jail today but caused only minor damage, police said. A police spokesman said the explosion in the remand section of Long Bay Jail, where prisoners still to be sentenced and on trial are kept, left no casualties. Among
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    Lock icon Eight airlines to raise regional fares
    150 1 BANGKOK, Thurs. The Orient Airlines Association (OAA) has decided to Increase air fares within the region by five per cent from A spokesman for the OAA said the decision was a normal adjustment of prices in keeping with Increases in fuel and ther operational
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    Lock icon Fans celebrate 6-0 World Cup win
    120 1 pHANTING. cheering \y Argentinian soccer fanatics, riding the crest of a wave of national emotion, thronging the streets of Bue-, nos Aires on Wednesday night after their team swept aside Peru 6-0 to surge into the World Cup final against Holland. Displaying the exciting
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    43 1 NEW YORK. Thure. Dow Jones averages, based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus 826 73. up 1.82; 20 transp 218.98. up 0.10; 15 utlln 104.36. up 0 10; (5 stocks 283.58. up 0.43. UPI.
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    Lock icon 10 killed in bomb raid
    59 1 NAIROBI. Thurs Somalia charged that six Ethiopian airforce planes bombed several towns and villages in northern Somalia today, kill'ng 10 people and wounding 43 others. Radio Mogadishu quoted a Somali Information Ministry spokesman as saying that the raid destroyed numerous houses in the town of
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      Lock icon Let's end war of words, US urges
      382 2 State Dept bid to ease big power tensions WASHINGTON, Thurs.— The United States suggested yesterday to the Soviet Union that they put an end to bitter superpower exchanges. The suggestion came in a response to a blunt denunciation of President Carter last week
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      Lock icon TESTING OUT THE CRUISE MISSILE
      154 2 TESTING OUT THE CRUISE MISSILE THE US cruise missile was test-ared for two hours on Wednesday at the White Sands missile range In New Mexico and it carried out a series of maneouvres at speeds ud to 800 kilometres an hour over the range. The test firing of the 1,200
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      Saturday night fever hazards
      129 2 Saturday night fever hazards WEST LAFAYETTE (Indiana). Thurs. The pounding beats and flashing lights tnat cause "nignt lever" in discotheques may also cause bodily harm from radiation, a Purdue University expert says. Hearing, vision and skin heauh may suner from the sound and lights of a discotheque, Professor Paul Ziemer,
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      Lock icon Taking refuge
      43 2 BANGKOK. Thun. Laotian Government a 1 r tfnkM and artillery attaciu have foitsed 400 Meo hill tribesmen to flee thtlr mountain stronghold In Lao* to rtlugee camps in noithern Thailand In the last two days. Thai provincial cfflciUs Sdid today. AP.
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      Lock icon A silent 'yes' by Tass?
      77 2 A silent 'yes' by Tass? MOSCOW, Thurs. The Soviet media responded immediately to Washington's offer of lowered rhetoric today by publishing quotes from the US statement without any commentary. Tass news agency quoted yesterday's, State Department without comment. Tass regularly quotes or summarises statements on various subjects from around the
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      Lock icon Japan image improves
      58 2 BANGKOK. Thurs. The Image cf Japan li. Thailand has slightly Improved Irom the worst In 1974 but Japanese economic assistance U still unpopular with Thai people, according to a public opinion Slinky. The findings were revealed In the survey conducted last October by the political department of
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      Lock icon Summit to study 'Marshall Plan' for Third World
      254 2 Summit to study 'Marshall Plan' for Third World r>ONN, Thurs. A mail jor rescue operation for the Third World, likened to the famous postwar Marshall Plan for Europe, will be on the agenda of next month's Bonn summit between leading non-communist Industrial nations, according to a West German cabinet minister.
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      Lock icon Manila to host law talks
      58 2 MANILA. Thurs. With President Marco's martial law regime playing host, some 1,500 legal experts from 40 countries will meet here next August for an international law conference with an accent on human rights. Thj meeting, scheduled for Aug 27 to Sept 2. Is the 58th
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      'Russians trying to stop talks on China'
      103 2 'Russians trying to stop talks on China' PARIS, Thurs. British 1 Conservative MP Sir Frederick Bennett yesterday accused the Soviet Union of trying to influence the assembly of the Western European Union (WEU) into suppressing a discussion on Western relations with China. Pointing a finger towards Italian communist members of
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      Lock icon 'Insolence'
      140 2 Earlier, however, leftwing parliamentarians. Including British Labour MPs and Italian communists, defeated a move urging the sale of arms to China. The motion was defeated by 34 votes to 21. Dismissing a Soviet protest made in London last month as "the ultimate Inso 1 c n c c," Sir
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      Lock icon U.S. GOVT'S TAX HIKE REFUSAL IS UPHELD
      310 3 WASHINGTON, Tluus. Ihe Supreme Court today unanimously upheld the government's refusal to impose additional duties on Japanese television sets, heading off a possible international trade confrontation. Zenith Radio Corporation had sought the new duties as compensation for tax breaks provided to Japanese manufacturers.
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      Lock icon Steel industry hits tariff cut offer
      201 3 Steel industry hits tariff cut offer HTHE United States Gov■l eminent has offered to cut tariffs on steel by more than 40 per cent in Its effort to reach an international agreement. according to Industry officials and the United Steelworkers of America. The position of labour and the steel industry
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      Lock icon 200 th jet crash
      73 3 BONN, Thurs. The 200 th Starfighter fighUi -bomber Jet to be destroyed sine; the plane went Into operation in West Germany's air lorce crashed in the state of Rhlne-land-Pflaz yesterday, it was learned today. Of the total. 179 hay? crashed to the ground, killing 93 pilots.
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      Lock icon A 'SECOND WIND* FOR MUSIC IN CHINA?
      138 3 A 'SECOND WIND* FOR MUSIC IN CHINA? rE warm reception given to the conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Seiji Ozawa, during his working tour of China underscored the Chinese determination to bring music out of limbo in the world's most populous nation. Mop-head Seiji, seen here being congratulated by
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      Lock icon Internal exile for Jewish dissidents
      190 3 MOSCOW, Thursday TWO Jewish activists, one of them a mem- ber of the "Helsinki" group, have received stiff sentences of internal exile in the latest trials of Soviet dissidents. Mr. Vladimir Slepak, 50, doyen of the Jewish emigration movement, was sentenced yesterday to serve five
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      Lock icon Bomb blast in minister's apartment
      94 3 Bomb blast in minister's apartment BUENOS AIRES, Thurs A bomb exploded in the apartment of Secretary of the Treasury Juan A 1 ema n n last night, causing serious damage, the police reported. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack which took place while most Argentines were sitting In
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      Lock icon $233b go up in smoke every year
      172 3 $233 b go up in smoke every year NEW YORK, Thurs. Smokers of the world spend US$lOO billion (***** billion) a year for one trillion cigarettes, It was reported yesterday at opening sessions of an international "Stop Smoking conference." To help them stop, "for health's sake," Dr. Jerome Scnwartz said
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      Lock icon Rebel chief makes secret trip to Moscow
      298 3 BEIRUT, Thursday tiRITREAN guerilla chief Ahmed 1J Nasser has paid a secret visit to Moscow amid signs of increased Soviet pressure for a negotiated end to the 17-year war of independence in Ethiopia's strategic Eritrea province, African diplomatic sources said today. The sources
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      Lock icon Bowing out
      39 3 MONTGOMERY (Alabama) Thurs. Alabama State Governor George Wallace, who was paralysed ;n an assassination attempt In 1972, yesterday confirmed his retirement from politics by announcing that be would not seek election to the Senate In November. AFP.
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      Lock icon 'Hard to sell if oil prices go up'
      138 3 'Hard to sell if oil prices go up' JAKARTA, Thurs.—lndonesian Mining Minister, Dr. Soebroto said today the country would face difficulty in selling its oil If prices were raised. Several oil exporting countries which favoured a price rise such as Nigeria, Libya and Algeria had now realised that they cannot
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      Lock icon Sison faces new charges
      61 3 MANILA. Thurs. Tlie PlUllppln.- Oovejnment hat tiled new charges against Communist Party chairman Jose Maria Stson linking him with the ambush killing ct three ranking US military efflcers outside Manila in 1971. military tawyen r»»ealed today. On* ot the c!x<n officer* was senior navy co-;-jnaii-der who
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      No Russian invitation
      70 3 BRUSSELS. Thurs. The Soviet Union has declined to Invite Western observers to air and giound mlliUtry manoeuvres rv-xt month In East Oernuuiy, offering no explanation for us decision, Nato tources reported today. One Nato official speculated that the lack ot an Invitation this time U a MUie
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      Lock icon CHINA PLEDGE OF CHEAPER OIL FOR KIM
      432 4 rpOKYO, Thurs. 1 China will boost I its aid to North Korea in a major diplomatic offensive designed to i i keep the Soviet Union out of north east Asia, the Japanese newspaper Mainichi 1 Shimbun said today. I The paper said in
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      Lock icon One billion strong
      58 4 WASHINGTON. Thurs. China's population is now over one billon, according to population expert Dr. John Aird. The dally newspaper Washington Star reported today that Dr. Aird, head of the division for analysis of foreign populations in the US Census Bureau, said the Chinese population was growing by
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      Lock icon Start of work on Sukarno's grave
      154 4 Start of work on Sukarno's grave JAKARTA, Thurs.— Tens of thousands of people throughout Indonesia yesterday attended a ceremony marking the start of restoration work on the grave of former Indonesian President Sukarno In the hilly east Java town of Blitar. Although the government had r-armed to make the ceremony
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      Lock icon LIONS HAVE ROARING TIME IN TOKYO
      62 4 MAKING a roaring success of their international convention In Tokyo were Lion's Club members from all over the world. Here members from Singapore, Mala ys i a and Brunei are seen marching in on> conIngent through a Tokyo Street in the big i parade
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      Lock icon Japan to sign treaty despite Russians?
      197 4 rpOKYO, Thurs. The 1 Japanese Go v ernment wants to conclude a peace and friendship treaty with China as soon possible despite vigorous protests from the Soviet Union, the Foreign Ministry said here today. Earlier, the Prime Minister's Office said Japan would propose to
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      Lock icon $3.7 m gold hijack
      45 4 NORTH BTONINOTON (Connecticut). Thuis. Two masked gunmen yesterday hijacked a truck carrying gold and silver worth an estimated US$l.6 million ($3.7 million), police reported The precious metals and a larga car»o of jcrap were on their way to a leflnery. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Rebels in Kampuchea army'
      218 4 'Rebels in Kampuchea army' BANGKOK, Thursday yiETNAM said today that a defected Kam- puchean army officer claims some of his fellow military have started a resistance movement against the Phnom Penh Govern- ment. The official Voice of Vietnam also quoted Ruon Dul, a former Kampuchean army battalion commander, as saying
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      Threat to cut aid to South Korea
      172 4 Threat to cut aid to South Korea WA S HI N GTON. Thurs. Speaker Thomas O'Neill said yesterday he and other House democratic leaders would support cutting; aid to South Korea because Seoul still reluses to allow testimony by a former ambassador suspected of giving congressmen cash payoffs. Mr. O'Neill
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      Bodies found
      37 4 SENDAI (Japan) Thurs. Five bodies of 14 Japanese fishermen were recovered today trom a partly submerged boat drifting in the Pacific ocean after colliding with a Taiwanese freighter yesterday, the Maritime Safety Agency reported. RcuUr.
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      AUSSIE TAX MOVE UNDER ATTACK
      267 4 A USTRAUAS recent decision to tax the overseas Income of Aus-tralian-resident companies and individuals has prompted a wave of criticism from South-east Asian industrialists, the Asian wall Street Journal said yesterday. Officials attending the Australla-Asear. Industrial cooperation conference In Melbourne have made the new tax
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      Lock icon Dissidentenvoy offers to train Libyans
      217 5 Dissidentenvoy offers to train Libyans LISBON, Thurs.—Egyptian Ambassador Gen Saad El Shazly yesterday confirmed that he will not return to Egypt while President Sadat is in power, adding that he was ready to train Libya's armed forces if asked to do so. Gen. Shazly, who has been recalled to Cairo
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      Lock icon Didn't see sun for 17 months
      67 5 MILAN. Thurs. An Italian film producer, freed fcr a reported US$6 million fS$l4 million) ransom after being held by suspected Mafia kidnappers for 17 months, said today he never saw daylight during captivity. "I lived for 17 months without seeing Uie sun, totally cut
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      277 5 US to ask Sadat for formal plan WASHINGTON, Thurs. The administration nas decided to seek a formal proposal from Egypt on the disposition of the Israel-occupied West batik and Gaza Strip as a way of reviving the stalled Middle East peace talks, adminislra; ion officials said yesterday. The officials said
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      88 5 M-E talks over the phone TEL AVIV. Thurs. .The Israeli and Egyptian Defence Ministers exchange telephone calls about twice a week in the eveninfs, it was disclosed today. Addressing a meeting of the Liberal Party last night, Knesset (Parliament) member Pessah Grupper said the conversations betwer.n Mr. Eier Weizman and
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      Lock icon Begin fails to halt hunger strike
      214 5 ERUSALEM, Thurs. to renounce foundlni J "Peace pilot" Abie new Jewish settlement Nathan has rejected an in Israeli -occupied Aral appeal from Israeli Prime territories as demandec Minister, Menachem Be- by Mr. Nathan to get ne gin. to halt a hunger gotiations restarted, strike.
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      47 5 LONDON, Thurs. The sale of the late Robert von Hlrsch's legendary art collection today broke world records at Its third session In Sotheby's auction rooms here. It broke the previous world record of £6,300,000 (5526.838.000 i set last year at an auction of paintings. Reuter.
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      66 5 TOKYO, Thurs. The Japanese Maritime Safety Agency today warned Japanese ships of Soviet firing drills off the Siberian coasts, which were reported to last up to three days from next Tuesday. The agency said that It has monitored Soviet maritime Information which notified of the drills in
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      Lock icon Guerillas detain, then free two UN troops
      178 5 Guerillas detain, then free two UN troops HASBAY A (Lebanon), Thurs. Palestinian guerillas detained and later released two Norwegian soldiers of the United Nations peacekeeping for c es during a machinegnn and rocket clash with the UN troops in the south today, area residents said. The fighting was the first
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      74 5 ZURICH. Thurs Monetary jeaervefc of the members of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) more than quintupled between 1973 and the end of 1977 and now total USSIS billion i *****.3 billion), the Credit Sulsse reported In its bank bulletin. At the end of
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      139 5 Andreotti to face probe into bribe scandal? ROME, Thurs. The Italian Communist Party Intends to seek the reopening of a bribery investigation of four former industry ministers including Premier Giulio Andreotti, the party paper LUnita said today. The scandal involves financial gifts to political parties by oil companies The communists
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      54 5 HAVANA, Thurs. A Florida mayor yesterday travelled the 144 km of sea between the United States and Cuba water-skllife almost all the way. "I wanted to dramatise the closeness of Cuba and the United States," Explained Mayor Charles (Sonny) McCoy, as he scrambled ashore to be greeted
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      Lock icon Blast causes blackout
      50 5 ROME. Thurs. A bomb blew up 20,000-volt underground cables at an electric power plant last night, plunging several neighbourhoods In Rome Into dai knets. It was the second bombing In two nights affecting the power Eupplv from the plant in Tivoll. 20 km eatt of Rome. AFP.
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    Tenders – from 44 for 8 flats
    124 6 Tenders from 44 for 8 flats rORTY-POUR people r submitted tenders for elgtu flats in Tlong Bahru and Seng Poh roads which were offered for sale by the Housing Board. Successful tenders for the flats are understood to be $41,000 (three-room), $43,000 i four- room $01,000/ $52,000 (fiveroom) and $60,000
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    Sea carnival
    39 6 THE Senior Minister of State (Finance) and chairman of the Singapore Sports Council. Dr. Tan F.ng Liang, will attend the Vigilante Ccrps' sea carnival at the aea front In Changl point on July 2. at 10 a.m.
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    Dengue fever outbreak is spreading
    409 6 Dengue fever outbreak is spreading THE public are advised to seek medical treatment when they develop fever accompanied by rash with muscle and bone ache, symptoms of dengue haemorrhagic fever, in view of the current outbreak of the disease which appears to be rapidly spreading. Eleven new cases were spotted
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    Management contest at Nantah
    88 6 Management contest at Nantah THE fifth national economics, management and financial knowledge contest will be held at Nanyang University at its Faculty of Arts Hall on Sunday from 10 a.m. The contest, open to the public and university students, is to promote good relations between the university and the public.
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    Club officials
    36 6 MR. P.A. Milne has Been elected president of the Singapore Recreation Club. Mr. R.H. Barth is vicepresident; Col. RJ. Minjoot is finance member and Mr. CM. Cardoza. the chairman of the games control board.
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    Lab assistant is top candidate in English law
    236 6 Lab assistant is top candidate in English law WHO says that science students are such colourless dry heads who only think in terms of figures and molecules? Miss Giam Kirn Khoon (above), a laboratory assistant aspiring to be a company secretary and administrator, will make you think twice. Having been
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    A third TV channel?
    200 6 rpHE Applied Research m. Corporation (ARC) Is conducting a survey among 150 companies here to find out their response to the possibility of introducing a third TV channel for Industrial and commercial training. The questionnaires were sent out last week and the response will be forwarded
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    Tribute to Prof Ransome
    238 6 LONDON. Thurs. Sir Gordon Ransome, formerly proiessor of medicine in the University of Singapore, who died here recently aged 68. has been described as a man who did much to raise the standing of medical gra duates in Singapore to the status of being "second to
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    Fined $200 for fighting
    39 6 TWO men were yesterday fined $200 each by a magistrate for fighting in public. Ang Lan Hone. 3b. and Ooh Tiam Hock. M. pleaded guilty to punching each other in Cecil Street on I Tuesday.
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    Round One of talks on Brunei ends
    130 6 IGNCON, Thurs. The Anglo-Brunei talks on the future status of the state of Brunei concluded their first phase yesterday when they were adjourned until Monday. There have been several sessions between the British and Brunei delegations the latter headed by Sultan Hassanal Bolklah
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    EDB plans new unit to boost local industries
    204 7 rpHE Economic DevelopX ment stoard is considering setting up a special local industry section to help and encourage local industries to boost their role In the expansion of Singapore's economy. The proposed section is expected to be staffed with personnel assigned to
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    RI club puts on Asean show
    71 7 RI club puts on Asean show npHE Interact Club of 1 Raffles Institution will hold an Asean arts and crafts exhibition at the school auditorium on June 30 and July 1. On display will be some 400 paintings, handicrafts, native handwork and antiques. Highlight of the opening ceremony will be
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    Invite for China
    131 7 IJUOHES Tool in Sin- gapore which has won several contracts from China recently, has invited a team of six engineers from China to visit their new plant here. Disclosing this yesterday. Business Times said the engineers would see the plant's tool joint and drill striking manufacturing process,
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    Seeking Japan's seal of quality for Spore goods
    519 7 SINGAPORE has re- quested Japan to help promote selected local products in the Japanese market by maiiceting them with the Japanese seal of quality. Officials here have urged Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MltD to allow items such as electrical
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    Killed by sacks
    56 7 TAN Beng Lean (above) 32, was killed wnen six sacks of soya beans fell on him while he was working on board Sang Thai Three, a cargo vessel anchored in the Outer Roads, on Wednesday. Tan, of Lengkok Bahru, was working with 10 others when the sacks
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    Search for healthy teeth
    162 7 Search for healthy teeth rE Health Ministry invites those between the aces of 17 and 21 to take part in dental health contest. The first prlie winners In the male and female sections will be known as Mr. Dental Health and Miss Dental Health respectively and will each receive a
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    S'pore yard can build 'modern craft for any navy'
    341 7 yOSPER Singapore has strengthened Its design team and is now able to build the most sophisticated craft for any navy in the world, its managing director, Mr. Robert dv Cane, said yesterday The shipyard will expand Its facilities within the next
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    56 7 JAKARTA. Thurs. Indonesia will shortly open a tourism office In Singapore In an attempt to attract more tourists from that country, especially to Ball. Mr. Achmad Tlrtosudlro, Director-General of Tourfcm, said today. He said more attractive spots should be opened to foreign tourists In view of
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    $800 fine for stealing chain from friend's baby
    133 7 $800 fine for stealing chain from friend's baby AN unemployed man was yesterday jailed a day and fined 1800 In a magistrate's court when he admitted stealing a gold chain from a friend's baby. The court heard that Ismail bin Abdullah, 24, ».nt to visit a friend In Bedok South
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    Policealert for lift attack culprit
    272 8 Policealert for lift attack culprit POLICE are looking for M a man. brke ved to be responsible for two sexual attacks, within four days of each other, on sirls in Housing Board lifts In Spottiswoodt Park and Low Hill Road. A police spokesman said yesterday that descriptions of bath culprits
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    30 bursaries for needy
    71 8 THE MP for Telok Blangah, Enclk Ahmad Haleem, will present 30 bursaries worth a total of $3,800 to needy and deserving students at the RELC tomorrow at 3 p m. There are 28 bursaries of $100 each for secondary school pupils and two bursaries for $500
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    BUILDERS RAPPED FOR LACK OF INSIGHT
    437 8 DOME Singapore prl- vate developers have been criticised for their lack of market research and poor estate management expertise. As a result, they are said to lack insight into what people want and can afford to pay for private housing. The criticism came from
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    Unbearable headaches
    65 8 TAN Boon Leone 69. of Block 141. Tlong Bahru Road, took his own life because t.» found his headache* unbearable, a coroner's court recorded. His wife. Madam Seah Ah Doe, told the court* that he had quite often talked of suicide because of headache* and on the mcrnlng
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    Band at park
    24 8 HUA Yl Government Chinese Middle School Band will perform at Macßltchle Reservoir Park on Sunday from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.
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    $46,000 haul in three break-ins ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
    251 8 $46,000 haul in three break-ins ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY rIEVES got away with more than $46,500 in cash. Jewellery and goods in three break-ins reported on Tuesday and Wednesday. In the first case on Tuesday, a watchman at Asia Steel Welded Mesh CorriDanv in Paya Lebar Road. Mr. Lekhraj Rai. 52.
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      208 8 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh tic Hal Camp *J I A VASE V<5OOO -SHE'S -/mA6©IE,TWAT 1 1 THAT SCOUNDREL I BOUGHT AN ANTIQUE FOR MRS I EXPECTING f]\ ANTIQUE IS A-H ll CALLED ME AN erl? y L vJI s ">A^ rr here- v\___l 1 1 Antique/ *> Blondto
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      Dr M: Here's proof of fair polls
      594 10 Disqualification of Front candidates IVATUK Serl Dr. Ma- hathir said here this evening that the disqualiflca ti o n of several National Front candidates du-r ring nominations yesterday for the coming general elections was proof that the elections were being conducted fairly and
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      Younger leadership for four states?
      735 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. New Mentrls Besar or chief ministers are sure to be appointed in at least four Peninsular Malaysian states after the coming parliamentary and state assembly elections in line with the demand In the ruling National Front for younger and more dynamic state
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      Berjasa chief: I'm not satisfied with that ruling
      217 10 Berjasa chief: I'm not satisfied with that ruling KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Acting Berjasa president Haji Ali Taib, saM today that he was not satisfled with the Election Com mission's ruling that Berjasa candidate* contest as Independents in the general elections. He questioned the legality of the ruling and ■aid he
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      Political talks on radio
      69 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs A special meeting to discuss the political speeches to be made through radio will be held at the Tun Abdul Razak Broadcasting Institute here tomorrow. The chief secretary-general to the Ministry of Informatlor. Hail Ahmad bin Hajl Abdul Rahlm. In an Information Department
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      'Daing quit out of pique'
      59 10 SEREMBAN, Thurs. DAP national chairman. Dr. Chen Man Hln, said Xhi resignation of the party's national vice-chairman. Encik Dalng Ibrahim bin Othman was out of personal pique and lrustratlon. The resignation would not affect the party's prospects In Perak, Dr. Chen said in a statement
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      Security stepped up for elections
      253 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday CECURITY forces possible threat i-onsts during the the Chief of the Ar Tan Sri Mohamed are geared to meet any posed by communist tercoming general elections, mcd Forces staff, General Sany bin Abdul GhafTar, baid here today. "We want to ensure there
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      TAIWAN FILM DIRECTOR JAILED
      123 11 TAIWAN FILM DIRECTOR JAILED JOHORE BARU, Thurs. A Taiwanese film director was today jailed three years by the Magistrate's Court on two charges of unlawful possession of a Malayan citizenship certificate and an identity card belonging to another person. Liang Chin Lin. 44. pleaded guilty to the unlawful possession of
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      49 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Llm Ann Chuan. v formei clerk attached to the railway staticn branch of Malayan Banking Bhd., was jailed lor five years by the Sessions Court here today for criminal breach of trust ol $261,430 belonging to a bank in 1973 and 1974. AFP.
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      Four killed in blazing massage parlour
      187 11 Four killed in blazing massage parlour K. LUMPUR, Thurs pOUR people were burnt to death after being trapped in a blazing massage parlour at the sth km Jalan Klang Lama here early today. The charred remains of the victims, believed to be two couples, were burnt beyond recognition. Police are
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      New tariff rates
      76 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs New tariff raUs of container handling has beer. Included In the scale of rates, dues and charges levied by the Penang Port Commission. The amendments, to include the new container tariff in the scale, was effective lrom June 15 and gazetted here recently. The
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      Probe on '18 held in Melbourne' report
      139 11 Probe on '18 held in Melbourne' report KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday 'THE Foreign Ministr A report that 18 Mai Melbourne factory wei by Australian immigr; alleged "visa contravei According to the national news agency, Bernama, the ministry is in touch with the Malaysian High Commission in Australia over the matter. "The
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      For senior citizens
      65 11 IPCH. Thurs The State Secretary. Datuk Serl Hajl Radln Soenarno. will open the Senior Citizen? Club of Ferak in Caldwell Road here on Monday. The club, headed by buslr ssnun. Mr. Tan Chenc Phor. caters for retired government servants, businessmen and members of the public who are
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      Parties start poster war
      51 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs A poster war has broken out among ihe political panics contesting In the coming general elections. Countless pesters of the Barlsan Nasional. DAP. Pckcrr.as and PAS. most or which were put up last night, have made the scene at Mraugie *iras in tin-
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      Law on sale of goods in metric SOON..
      271 11 Law on sale of goods in metric SOON LEGISLATION will soon be introduced to ensure that essential prepacked items will be sold in metric, the Metrication Board chairman, Mr. Baey Lian Peck, said yesterday. Already on the list 01 prepacked goods which will go metric are butter, cooking oil, sugar,
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      Indian health team in
      64 11 A GROUP ol health ministers from various Indian states led by the Indian Minister of State for Htal'h and Family Welfare. Mr Jagadambt Prasad Yadav, arrived here tor a two-day stay yesterday. The group, on a tour cf Asian countries, will have talks with officials of
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      JAIL FOR BOGUS OFFICER WHO STOLE
      108 11 JAIL FOR BOGUS OFFICER WHO STOLE 4 MAN posing as a a\ police officer demanded to check a youth's wallet and stole $50 from it. a subordinate court heard yesterday. The court heard that on June 2 evening Mohamed Homsen, 16, and his brother were walking along Telok Biangah Drive
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      Keep fit
      30 11 THE Metropolitan YMCA will conduct keep-fit classes for housewives on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays between 10.30 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. beginning Monday. Fee for the course is $60.
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      212 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 "His Satanic Majesty" 1 Could be rail-strike about tlUe "Tf "ttalned by youth leer's high spirit. g«g V a 5)^ 5 Ancient Egyptian whisky Hff t n h > enoe a pUD dUper*er about to open g» J"^ rtuff Anna; PJower held Prince and n
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    Mixed views on pooling of efforts
    783 12 CLUBS, FIRMS REPLY TO SPEAKER'S CALL CERVICE clubs and commercial firms here are in two minds about the feasibility of a main body coordinating social service activities. They were coiimentlnt, on a call by the Speakei Dr. Yeoh Ohlm Seng, for a pooling of
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    Beaten up by gang for teasing girl
    167 12 Beaten up by gang for teasing girl A SHOP assistant who teased a girl was beaten up by her boyfriend and five accomplices, a subordinate court heard yesterday. Malaysian welder Moh Yuet Loy, 19, who admitted a charge of rioting with five unknown people and causing hurt to shop assistant
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    Open verdict on man, 66
    54 12 A CORONER'S court yesterday recorded an open verdlst en the death c; Urn Cheng Wee, 66, who was found unconscious in the toilet of his flat at Jalan Buklt Mtrah on Feb 27 at 6.40 p.m He dlfd six days later of cc::bral haemorrhage, at
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    Firemen in rescue drama: We flirted with death
    609 12  -  K. S. SIDHU By FVE firemen yesterday recounted how they diced with death, where one wrong move could have sent them plunging down a 150-metre-high incinerator chimney during a hazardous rescue mission at the Ulu Pandan refuse incineration plant on Wednesday. The
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    Director claims trial
    69 12 THE managing director of A.L. Lim Pte. Ltd., Llm Ah Lock, yesterday claimed trial to a charge of cheating a finance firm of $54,275. Llm, 45, was alleged to have dishonestly Induced a loan from Wayfoong Mortgage and Finance by declaring assets belonging to another firm, United
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    Skateboard riding: Ministry on those curbs
    581 13  -  KOH VAN POH Fairchild- 'Minimum protection measures' By THE Home Affairs Ministry yesterday described recent restrictions over skateboarding in Singapore as "minimum protection measures" in reply to criticism over its virtual ban in the past weeks. A high-ranking ouicial denied that the recent ministry
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    may set up another plant here
    173 13 may set up another plant here UAIRCHILD, an American sem i conductor company, is expanding operations here with a possibility of building a new plant beside its present o;ie in Toa Payoh. A Business Times report yesterday said the company Increased Its number of product lines here by 30 per
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    APPEAL TO RELATIVES, FRIENDS
    57 13 APPEAL TO RELATIVES, FRIENDS WOODBRIDGE Hospital authorities would like relatives or friends of a female patient (above) who was found loitering along Syed Alwi Road on May 25, to contact them. The patient is unable to give any information of herself. Anyone who knows her should contact the staff of
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    Entertainment tax case: Firm acquitted
    296 13 Entertainment tax case: Firm acquitted GOLD Seal Gift Voucher Pte. Ltd., summoned for breach of the Entertainment Duty Act in organising a charity show in aid of Kwong Wai Shiu Free Hospital, was acquitted and discharged on a technicality yesterday. District Judge Mr Adrian Soon noted at the end of
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    Flights to Beirut 'almost certain'
    176 13 SINGAPORE Airlines is almost certain to begin its services to Beirut in August. Confirming this yesterday, an SIA spokesman said: "We are in the midst of finalising the arrangement." It Is understood that SIA. which, obtained landing rights In Lebanon some years ago, had originally
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    Facelift for bridge
    41 13 THE Public Works Department will repaint ttil columns at Anderson Bridge from today for the next two weeks. Traffic lights and sign* will be Installed at the approaches to warn motorists to cxtrclae care when nearing the bridge.
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    For freshmen
    47 13 THE University of Singapore Chinese Society will hold a picnic and a tea reception on July 2 uid IS respectively (or the university's freshmen. A service station dealing In second-hand books will be opened from July 3 to 14 between noon to 2 p.m. dally.
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    Film show
    29 13 THE National Museum will •creen three films Spirit of Youth Song of Youth and Wild Life of India at 1U prtmls's tomorrow at 10.46 a.m. for ituoenu.
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    NEW CLUB TO BOOST AIR TRAVEL AMONG THE YOUNG
    124 13 NEW CLUB TO BOOST AIR TRAVEL AMONG THE YOUNG mo ENCOURAGE air 1 travel among the young, Singapore Airlines is starting the Junior Jet Club on July 1. The club will be open to passengers under 15 years of age and prospective members can enrol with SIA cabin services when
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    Island camp
    19 13 BUKIT Ho Swee community centre will hold weekend camp on St. Johns Island tomorrow and on Sunday.
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1978 LET'S TRY AGAIN
    329 14 The Straits Times FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1978 LET'S TRY AGAIN AFTER some hard thinking, the United States appears to have decided to proceed with the pursuit of the policy of detente. The State Department suggested to Moscow on Wednesday that the two countries put an end to bitter superpower exchanges.
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    SCAPEGOAT HUNT
    413 14 /CRITICISING the press at a time when a V/ scapegoat Is required on which to heap the blame for a ticklish situation has always been a fashionable pastime, and Dr. Ahmad Mattar, the acting Minister for Social Affairs, leaped nimbly aboard the bandwagon on Wednesday at the Istana
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    S & I quizmaster was wrong
    300 14 S I quizmaster was wrong WITH reference to the letter by EL. Lee (ST June 19), the answer as given by the quizmaster to the question mentioned was indeed In error. All questions for the S Si I Quiz are formulated, scrutinised and checked by a questions subcommittee but. in
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    Lock icon Back to square one in Northern Ireland
    905 14 IRA trying to rebuild movement By BEAN KILBARRY In Londonderry THE unspoken question after 10 years of conflict In Northern Ireland is whether the Irish guerillas will be able to mount another anti-British onslaught. By all accounts the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA)
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    Japan will still help finance Asean projects
    570 14 By OSAMU MATSUDA FOCUS ON JAPAN a regular weekly feature published by arrangement with the Japan Economic Journal. TOKYO Despite threatened reduced participation by Singapore, Asean Industrial projects will get their shares of the promised US$l billion (52.34 billion) In aid from Japan
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      SIX MOVIES AT THE WEEKEND
      585 15 ■yOUR weekend mo- vies, Including tonight's World Premiere Feature film, are studded with a bevy of leading actresses like Jaclyn Smith, Ingrid Bergman, Jane Russell and Betty Grable. Jaclyn Smith, one of the three sexy Charlie's Angels, Is seen In a less decorative role as
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      Open air art gallery
      68 15 PAINTINGS by established artists will be an added amenity for strollers at Orchard Mall from tomorrow when the Ministry of Culture launches its first open-air exhibition there. Organised in conjunction with the Parks and Recreation Department and the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, the art gallery U
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      At last .. Wheels roll tomorrow
      524 15  - At las t Wheels roll tomorrow By GERALDINE TANG WHEELS, that long- awaitea Best Sellers' serial based on Arthur Hailey's novel, will be shown at last on Channel 5 tomorrow at 9.55 p.m. after a two-week delay. This promises to be another winner. Jut like The Moneychangers, and In many
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      Three nights of Songfest
      184 15 ryou don't fancy watching TV for your weekend entertainment, the Ministry of Culture's presentation of SONGFEST featuring various choirs In Singapore should be worth going to. The festival of songs will be on for three nights beginning tonight at the Victoria Theatre at 7.30 p.m. Different
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      Lock icon Mark Robson dies
      53 15 LONDON, Thurs. Mark Robson, 64. Who directed the films Valley of the Dolls and Peyton Place, has died of a heart attack In hospital here. Among Mr Robson'i most famous films were Bridges at Toko-rl. The Inn of the Sixth Happiness, Von Ryan's Express and Nine Hours
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    Move to" buy Rasa Sayang for haj trips
    217 17 Move to buy Rasa Sayang for haj trips A GROUP of Malaysians are among those negotiating the purchase of the Singa-pore-registered 18.500tonne cruise ship M.S. Rasa Sayang. which ceased operations last week. Confirming this, the managing director of Cruise East (the ship's operating company). Captain Thomas Skeie-Jonsen, said: ••V\> are
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    927 17  -  MAUREEN CHUA By THE CHOUDHURY TRIAL A DISTRICT court was told yesterday how Straits Steamship Co. Ltd. took over Ben and Co. after trading In Bea shares was suspended by the Stock Exchange of Singapore in 1976. Mr. John D.R. Rasaya,
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    Poly union to organise forum on bus fares hike
    302 17 Poly union to organise forum on bus fares hike THE Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union (SPSU) plans to organise a debate on the revised bus fares at its union house In Prince Edward Road on June 28. It is understood that the union has written to Singapore Bus Service Ltd.. asking
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    NCC prize giving on July 1
    71 17 NCC prize giving on July 1 THE Permanent Secretary (Ministry of Education). Mr. H. R. Hochstadt. will present trophies to winning units at the National Cadet Corps prize-giving ceremony at the National Theatre on July 1. The prt«-trtvlng will be followed by a concert. Our Heritage There will also b?
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    Baby show
    24 17 JOO Chlat ccmmunlty centre will hcjd a baby show on Aug 6 at 3 pjn. Bitry (emu aie available «t the centre.
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    44 17 LABOURER Soh Kirn Huat. 35. was electrocuted while ei.ctlng a temporary shelter at a house In Kitchener Road on April 8. a coroners court heard. Soh touched a live terminal of a lamp holder. The court recorded a verdict of misadventure.
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      Unit trusts
      328 18 Closing Tone: Mixed TURNOVER: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots 'Ready' totalled: 4,700.000 units valued at $10,853,000. Industrials accounted for 2.960.000. finance 377,000, hotels 610.000. properties 248.000. debentures, loans and bonds 6,000, oil palms 33,000, tins 138.000. and rubbers 328,000. Settlement Contracts'
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1220 18 THE last transact* 1 ready sale at the close of business on the Stock Exchange of Slngapoie yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with 1»'8 high an( low. 'Adjusted for script/rights Issue). INDUSTRIALS ttn i.. i Mich Low (ompaa. Sac +ora& 132 Arms 212cd -1 ZJ4
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      1825 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to tie Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 unitunless otherwise specified All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett Big Board deal
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      1663 18 I) and offer prices officialr p ly listed and business in m .j»nd reported to the Kuala •kitmpur Stock Exchange ■yesterday with the number of •wharrs traded shown in "■brackets in lots of 1.000 units "■Sinless otherwise specified INDUSTRIAL* «a*cma (2 12SI ll> 2.10. >,.rvom«U (2.S0B 2 SS8)
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      36 18 31 s o p 2 »«<- n SOarUterg ■4. Prrak E L'ston ■Jlverv.ew **p>rh Kenneth acBc 270 5 40 4 98 256 324 200 420 510 800 21 *.20 18 16 -h.12 12 10 ♦10 10
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      25 18 Jfcw Sdah ■Oriental ■•erjuntai ■9 I Corp 2«o n 6 10 —.10 840 —07 285 —07 146 0« 364 —.06 3.34 —06 364 —06
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      454 18 PRICES finned early yesterday on the Stock Exchange of Singapore but failed to maintain their levels due to a lack of follow through support. However, late support carried selected counters higher. Far East Levingston advanced four cents from its previous level to $3.20 before falling to
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        39 18 lUUuahlU Uvervtew ■*N JE MCocoanta iuthrW ILlmimtrim '—I •rl»l»rf :cm I Royal )CBC ITPI»75 525 170 280 190 96 500 476 428 142 865 680 +36 16 15 +11 10 +0 +7 +6 +6 +6 +6 +5 +5
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        33 18 letroa ««t Iron )l'B •MC IporoGUH kraiU Tr.dinf MnUI Hld«> IiumFE 4«f a Chen) 238 452 328 320 144 710 500 182 140 -7 -6 -8 -6 -6 -5 -5 -5 -5
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        24 18 HKo>«l Wmtm Sum Darby Dl PahauCou FabarMwlln Spore Laad Sin Chew Guthrto 197.000 151.000 142.000 140.000 137.000 123.000 M.000 92.000 88.000
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        37 18 June 21 June 23 B.T. Index: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Tins: rubbers: O.C.B.C: S.E.S. Ind: 1248 64 1247.00 330 45 330.96 563 33 562.84 ***** 225.97 205.28 205.05 153.83 153.79 520.34 521.91 303.99 304.44 ***** 295.40
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        377 18 HONGKONG: The market closed higher after staging a spectacular turnaround towards mld-sesslon as fresh across the board buying overwhelmed earlier profit-taking, dealers said. Despite a slight slow-down of UK Institutional buying, t'ue chips finished strong with Hongkong Land 20 cents higher at HKS9.50. Jardine* up !0 at $15.80 and
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        414 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed slightly higher In moderate trading, led by Pharmaceuticals and speculative, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 4.94 to close at 5,483 78 points. with a volume of 280 million shares. The New Index closed at 411.73. up 0.44 point. Export-orientated electrtcals. vehicles and cameras
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        Duty rates
        63 18 THE Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from June 22 until further notice: Rubber 229 cts a kg. Copra $***** a ton. Palm Kernel (239 a ton. The rate of duties: Rubber 47 3/4 eta a kg. Research cess one cent alb: replanting
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        32 18 LONDON: Copper prlcaa on Wednesday (pnvttua In bracket*l. Wlrakar Spot buyer* 1706 (1716). a*ll«ra £70» (£716 50): Three Moatb buyers <729 (*****0). seller* {729.50 (£7371 M.rkit tin steadier. Sala*: 8.500 tonnaa.
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        40 18 STRIKING prices of the stock options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, the periods, bid and offer prices and business done yesterday, with the number of options traded shown in brackets. Sime Darby (Sept $2.00) (0.54B)
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        289 18 From col five S DrMn (4.508 4.SOS) (2) 4.60 iSi 4.5*. 8 Kiflta 15.608 6 10SI t Malayan (8.908 9.208). >( Bati 16.708 6.758) (1) 6.75 CD. Talam IISOB 2.008) Tangkah (2.708 2 758) XD. Tranah (6.208 6 338) (1) 6.30. DOLLAR RUBBERS B Untang <1 CTB 1
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        292 19 NEW YORK, Wed Indicatlons of a tighter monetary stance by the Federal Reserve and more pressure on the dollar pushed stocks lower In active trading The Fed apparently notchEd up the Fed funds rate to 7 per cent from 7', one day after Its Open Markei Committee
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        Indices
        69 19 FINANCIAL TIMES IN'DI'STRIAI 4 Wednesday 455.6 Tuesday 483 4 u.'«»i» «i o ™cc« A»° DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 824.93 Tuesday 830.04 Week Ago 854.56 LONDON DOLLAR Wednesda^™l^ U, 112W Tuesday 114* to 114*-. v v \iiiur> nrwr M.K. HANG BEtIU Thursday 549.72 Wednesday 540.72 Week Ago 546.54 T
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        231 19 ZURICH. Wed The i market closed lower, in- I Ka^JS We""er doUar i dealers said Banks eased and financlals were mixed. Small losses prrdomlndted in Insurances and utilities showed widespread gain*. In a moderately Uaded foreign sector, dollar stocks eased, influenced by Wall Street. Dutch Internationals closed narrowly
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        163 19 \MSTERDAM. Wed. I Share prices were nar- rowly mixed in quiet trading with Hoogovena? ShSlSd" UnUever armer and Philip. and Akso fractionaUy weaker tn Dutch internationals Banks were higher while most Insurances and Invest-sr-L'-aas?- nrs; •ctlve trading and RSV also firmed, but Baltaat-NedaJß. Stcrln. Pafchoed and Oce-Vaa Der
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        Sydney ease TIMESPORT
        311 19 Sydney ease TIMESPORT CYDNEY. Thurs The 7 In1 'n»rk« fased »«ain dealers said. BHP fell eight cents lo »6.96. the Bank of NSW twc. to $5.92. while CBB was unchanged at $2.98 snd the ANZ Bulk rose live to $3.98. < oiuolUUtrd Gold field*. Krnlson. CRA. MIM. Pancontinental Robr River
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        32 18 Rubber: June 22. Singapore: July 234.75 cis (down 100 ct) Malaysia- July ***** cla" .down «vL (down 0.25 ct). Tin: $1,725 (down 57.50). Official offering: 197 tonnes (down 49 tonnes).
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        149 18 rN Straits tin price fell $7.50 to $1,725 per plcul in Penang yesterday on an official offerIng down 49 tonnes to 197 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with for ward buyers falling £35 to £6 640 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day lost £25 all round
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        42 18 w*dn*»day Tu*sd*y Melroumt (1) 163.5S 162.50 K>«*« im.tsb h6.00b '5S Zurlch i«7oo ist'ool Parl> 187.33 lseus Thursday wmmirn Hongkong 155.408 isssob IS-J!I ?SI 8>"« <*> J»«»^ prlcM Tn^on-WrHnl arau ln U8 aoii*r p«r ounce, m Australian dollar per ounce. <2> Average price.
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      452 18 OPENING prices in the «sini?annre rubber Singapore rUD°" market yesterday were marked up Slightly following higher London advices, dealers said. Prices advancer! further on short-covering and speculative buying Profit taking, however. emerged later to pare the rise towards the mornings close. The morning session closed Easier I^ndon orjerune .UiM
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      105 18 CHINKS PHODUCI IXCMANOI, SINOAPOMI NOON CLOSINC PRICIi PIU PICUL VISTMDAT. ,w „t Cawmat XI: Bulk $87 seller*. old drum «»2 .eller.. new drum «S» buyer* *>as**r: iluntok AST* whit* fob 10O<* NLW S3»7t seller.. Sarawak wh.te fob »•<-, NLW J377 Mller*. Sarawak apKUil buck fob Mt NI.W $242.
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      102 18 £\AILY BSR ana SMR prices at noon yesterday: ■>»>r aiii «.A.S. (Carrcnt Mtb) (Forward Mth) Bayer* StUen Bajcn Seller* SSR 20 < 1 ton pallet) 216.50 218 SON 217.50 219.50, SSR M> (1 ton pallet) 214.50 21b DON 2i5 50 217.501 M.R.E.LB. SMR 5CV (1 ton pellet)
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      K. LUMPUR
      378 18 SHARES were easier across a fairly broad front In moderate trading at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Losses, however were marginal, thanks to some last minute support which lifted prices off their day's lowest. Among industrials, losers outnumbered winners by |40-to-31. Margins were generally narrow. Haw Par.
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      Money and exchanges
      226 18 fHE US/Sing dollar opened at $2.3215/30 ln the Singapore forex market yesterday and was traded down to $2.3295 00 before It held rather steady at 12.3205/15. It later moved up as dollar strengthen against major currencies in European markets and closed at 82.3230/40. Interbank forward rates at
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      NOMINAL RATES
      148 18 Interbank rate* at 3.00 p.m. Cwrcnclrt Nominal rates Smithsonian rtrcnup •uoltd y«»Urd«y icroui parity chaof* US dollar 3.3210 2.3220 2 8186 —17.68 Sterling pound 4 2880 4 2945 7.3469 41 64 Hongkong dollar 49.87 49.92 50.51 1 27 M'slan dollar 97.70 97.80 100.00 2 d0 Aurt schilling 15.5270
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      185 18 NOTE: These rates may dlfler slightly from those quoted by bank* to their cu*nmeri. ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on June 22. IS Dollar* (Soot) Offer Bid 7 days 9 1/4 9 1/8 1 mths 8 14 8 18 2 mths 8 7/16 8
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      Money market
      38 18 Closing Interbank rates on ElnKRfxure dollar on June 21 Or;er B14 Overnight 4 1/2 4 1 mth 5/8 4 1/3 2 mths 4 3/4 4 5 J 3 mths 4 7/8 4 3/4 Soaree: Asttey Fearer.
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      DISCOUNT
      41 18 RANOB of ratei offered b] discount hotuei on Jun« 22. Overnight 31* Call dfpo.ii 31i. Cleilni ■>»» (all 3- Month Trruury bill. 1SII 11/1* 3-Month Bank bill. 4 7/1 4 3-Month CD 4 7/8 4 1/4 •-Month CD 6 1/* S
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      Minimum lending rates
      25 18 THE average rate at which Singapore banki are I currently prepared to lend to their beat customers 1 is 7 per cent.
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      Haw Par expects current year to be profitable
      602 19 Haw Par expects current year to be profitable ALTHOUGH results for the first few months of the current year have been poor due to losses incurred by the marine division. Haw Par Brothers International Is confident that the overall position will Improve In the later part of the year as
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      Ben holds out hope for holders at long last
      477 19 Ben holds out hope for holders at long last BEN chairman J.G. Gilmour has some heartening news at last for the company's long suffering shareholders In his review for the 10 months to December 1977. Most of his report deals with the ongoing problems of this much troubled company and
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      506 19 EXCELLENT SALES POSITIONS OFFERED BY STP DISTRIBUTORS SDN. BHD. ONLY THOSE WHO MEET THE FOLLOWING MAY APPLY 1. GOOD COMMAND OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE 2 PLEASANT PERSONALITY 3 SELF MOTIVATED AND HARDWORKING (WILLING TO WORK FROM 3 00 P.M. TO 10.00 PM DAILY). SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES WILL ENJOY THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS: 1.
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      758 19 Tractors Singapore Limited requires SALES REPRESENTATIVES to sell eorthmoving equipment as well as other industrial and construction machinery. Candidates should have a minimum of 2 years sales experience in similar or related lines, possess trade or technical qualifications, and be able to speak Mandarin and Hokkien A rewarding career with
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      721 19 CORRIGENDUM Reference to the Notice in S.T. 21st and 22nd June, 1978 placed by the Divisional Purchasing Office of Singapura Forum Hotel regarding the resignation of MR SUNNY H.L. CHAN, there was a typographical error on the above name. It should read: "MR SUNNY H.L. CHAN" and NOT Mr Sun
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      741 19 IN THE HIGH COURT OK THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies YViodinK-l p 1 No. H2 of 197N I In the Matter of the Companies Act. Cap. IH.I And In the Matter of IMTEUINDOSIN 1.1 MXXX (PTK.) LTD. AOVERTISFMKN T OH PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for the
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      740 20 J AT YOUR SERVICE fSECTION INDEX §J CLASSIFIED AOS Ptal Kir\tMA ititli Per word: 60 cts (Mln. $9.00) VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 PERSONAL M***-w+ l p er CO umn cm: $i 0.75 (Mln. $32.25) IX OBITUARIES I FOR SALE k SHOPPING GUIDE f STOCK ADJUSTMENT SALE 10% 30% discount on all
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      900 20 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE CLEARING SALEI MULTI- purpose racks suitable for office, homes and storage uses. Only $95 per set Easy to fix. no screw required Tel Charlton. *****/ *****1 ONLY $70 P.M. RENT/ Instalment, you can own a brand new Westlnghouse alrcond within a year We also sell
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      564 20 SIN MAH DECORAMA 401. 4th Fir. Teillle Centre. 200. Jalan Sultan. Singapore 7. Tel: *****13 (3 line*). *****52. *****51. We are Curtain Specialist who: Stock fabrics for every Domestic Commercial Application. Have widest collection of high quality Curtain Upholstry fabrics. Carpet. Wall-paper Modern Furnitures HIRE PURCHASE TERMS AVAIL ABLE FOR
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      503 20 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE BJ NANG HENG PIANO House Sole distributor 100% UK manufactured Weimar. Bentley. Qualified technician, guaranteed after sales service. *****59 LOWREV COMPUTER OROAN (U.S.A.) from 5J1.530/- onward. Please visit Lowrey Music House Pte Ltd.. Unit 221. Plaia Singapura. Tel: *****5. FOR SALE: ALMOST new IBM magnetic
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      701 20 "TELMIN" DOG WORMER tablets for Roundworms. Hookworms. Tapeworms, Whlpworms. Guarantee 99.9% efficiency. No side effects Available Yaohan *****69. GOING CHEAP. DOBERMANN, Alsatian bitches for sale. 1 1/2 years old Call *****5. Catherine QUALITY LAMPS/ CHANOELIERS from Europe Special offer. Khoo SweeOeok Company. 183 Outram Park Blk 19. Tel: *****74. Mondays
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      774 20 II EMPLOYMENT CLERK/TYPIST FEMALE Qualification* pasa Secondary 4 (1) Able to type fast and accurately (2) Able to speak various dialects fluently (3) Able to operate PBX switchboard (4) Have 1 2 years experience. Selary will commenaurate with qualification, and experience. Interested applicants please call personally at PAH EASTERN CABLES
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      785 20 Travel Agency requires Mate/Female RESERVATIONS CLINKS with good typing knowledge. Apply: The Managers aa Tanglln P.cT¥ox 482, Singapore 18. WANTED JUNIOR STENOGRAPHER preferably with experience In legal work. ST 80xA***** LEADING SHIPPING COMPANY requires a Receptionist/ Switchboard Operator Qualifications: 1) OCE 'O' level with credit In English. 2) Able to
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      546 20 II EMPLOYMENT PATERBON CANDY Invites applications 'rom suitably qualified Singapore citizens for the post of SALES REPRESENTATIVE to handle range of standard water and effluent treatment and pumping equipment Ouallltcatlons a Experience: Minimum O.C.E. O level wttn cr+ono In S4c#oc# mm Maths .Experience In ••Ulna engineering equipment ww be a
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      691 20 SALES ASSISTANTS Due to further expansion of It* retailing facilities, an established company In the book trade seeks to appoint three Sales Assistants Applicants must be Singapore citizens. In the age range from 18 to 24 and be prepared to work shift They should have passed in at least three
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      820 21 II EMPLOYMENT Menard Beauty Centre require* matured ladles and housewives to work as professional iauty advisors/team leaders Only persons with keen Interest in beauty culture need apply Successful applicant* will not earn leas than 1500 per month plus a free-trip to Japan for beauty training CaM MM* Ong »i HI1M
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      669 21 1 REOUIRED SALESGIRLS (non- I] citizens may also apply i Apply personally at China Union Co I] p Pte Ltd 8. Battery Road I Singapore 1 REOUIRED INOOOR SALES- OIRLS. Call personally at: 104. •Shaw Towers Beach Road. spm Bpm HOUSEWIVES. PENSIONERS. WORKING Ladles and Gentlemen as Demonstrators from 6
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      529 21 II EMPLOYMENT CYCLE CARRIAGE QROUP We require a TECHNICAL ABSISTANT In swr Workahop. lit The successful candidate. f enouM have Me loHowino:t Ngee Ann/ Polytechnic Dl1 ploma In Mechanical Engl- naorlng OR C»O Automo- 1 a Him IaJI t—r l~iinlnriii r airt' Hcate/ SVI Advanced Craft Cert, m Motor Vehicle
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      785 21 i PHILIPS 111 1 We are expanding and we require LINE MECHANICS t OustMcaMone: j! a Trade I in Electronic Serj vicing or Private Certificate J I In TV servicing with 1-2 J years' related experience J Dunes: a The repairing and servicing of television receivers Applicants muat have completed
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      575 21 II EMPLOYMENT CORONA MANUFACTURERS fTE LTD An Affiliate of SCM Corporation USA manufacturing atectrc rypamrrttart FEMALE Q.C. INSPECTORS 16 yean and above. Completed Secondary four education. Credits in Mathematics, Science and/or other Technical subjects preferred. Be prepared to work on 3 rotating shifts FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 1 6 years and
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      447 21 JOIN i ■BJO FOR A BRIGHT JOB CAREER IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 5 working days Increment after 3 months probation Good working conditions Good promotion opportunities Primary Six education and above Experience not necessary Job security 1 3th month payment Workmen's compensation and hospitalization insurance scheme An/iuol leave, marriage
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      462 21 II EMPLOYMENT ASAHI ELECTRONICS (S) PTE LTD SA. Blk S. KaHang Place. Spore 12 invites applications for the following positions (A)LEADMAN (for plastic moulding section) a OCE 'O' level or Technical School Certificate holders In Mechanical Engineering a Singapore Citizens, aged 22-25 years, completed NS I—2 years experience In setting
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      360 21 EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. due to expansion has vacancies for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Singapore Cltliena/ Non Citizen*) a No scope work a Working experience not necessary a Work In alr-condltloned comfort a Age 14 years old and above a Minimum Primary 3 education We provide: a Attractive monthly salary
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      421 21 II EMPLOYMENT li BLOND ASIA PTE LTD in its expansion program Invites applications /or OPERATORS Requirement. a Male Female Singapore Citizen a Secondary Two education a Preferably completed National Service (for male) a Candidates must be able to work 2 rotating shifts. a Preferably residing around Jurong. Toa Payoh. Ang
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      324 21 I Attention all QIRLB/ LADIES especially thoso In Katong, Kallang, Joo Chiat, O«ylang and Macprvarson. A nawty eetabHehed subsidiary of a largo local pubNc companr tecturtng of electronic products hoe Immediate vacancies foe Vie following positions 1) LEAD GIRLS 2) OPERATORB (FEMALE) a Applicants for Lead Otrls positions should have
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      733 22 II EMPLOYMCNT am Oai*»ai*je»l rf AIRCHILD Singapore pte ltd requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Requirement* Age Above 16 years Education Primary 6 and above Citizenship Singaporean/ Malaysian Benefit* Starting salary $5 80 per day (Assembler) $6 20 per day Bonder I Successful completion of 3 me-iths probation Arjsmbler $7 03 per
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      548 22 do requires A) SALESGIRLS Total monthly gross Income $284 Singaporean, aged 18—25 years Mln Secondary education Mln height 1 55 m Conversant In English and Mandarin B) EXPERIENCED SECURITY GUARD English speaking Malay Male Completed or exempted rrom NS Age 25—40 Singaporean Mln height 160 m Total monthly Income $285
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      620 22 II EMPLOYMENT JURONQ BASED FOOD 1 INDUSTRY require* Id drivers ■Class 111 rtrtving licence with I minimum 2 years driving ex-H I perlence 12)1 2) MALE FEMALE SEC 111 WORKERS llnterested persons contact: I I PERSONNEL ASSISTANT M SSOIII requires A. DRIVERS CUM GENERAL WORKERS Valid class 3 licence. B.
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      735 22 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS S'POR* (PTI) LTO requires DRIVER OiialllV etloisi at least Sec II education and able to type 35 w.p.m Must have a valid class II 111 driving licence or with at least 3 years driving experience to drive company vehicles to make various delivery and pick up Also assist
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      837 22 II EMPLOYMENT A teedwg shipyard In Jurong jmrtlae mn*at| iiliiWliil «p|illrsmi far the post* of 1 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Possess a Technician Diploma In Electrical Engineering from a recognised college or equivalent. A minimum of 2 3 years experience in Electrical Maintenance from a heavy industry, eg shipyard. Age above
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      742 22 Industrial Electronic* C*n*i*in requires A) EXPERIENCED MALE MACHINISTS B) MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS EiceHont fringe benafHa: No shift work 5-day week Attractive salary Free medical benefits 10 days annual leave New Jurong area with good bus service Q^^o opQOrtunHy fof *XjW#jnct>»T>4>nl for th* right pupil AM interested applicants, kindly contact tel:
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      750 22 II EMPLOYMENT CALLING ALL GIRLS it BOYS. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO JOIN A FAST EXPANDING AND ESTABLISHED CATERING COMPANY. COME AND JOIN US AS WAITRESSES OR KITCHEN HELPERS Attractive salary end fringe benefits await the successful •pptcama. Only 2 shift*, free meal and transport provided Experience not required a* Intenarve
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      788 22 BRANDSON Manufacturer of Electronic Products requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS We offer Good salary a Attendance bonus 5-day working weak 13-month pay CPF benefit* Prorata annual leave a Marriage/ sick/ maternity/ compaealonata leave Free medical sttonHon Non-citizens can also apply Please call personally from Monday to Friday between 8.00 m. 5.00
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      815 22 II EMPLOYMENT A woM eetabashsd Cocktail Lounge requires STEWARDESSES 2 shifts 3.30 7 p.m.: 8 II 45 p m Total Income In the region of $1,000 plus Age 18 and above Experience not necessary Work permits available Accommodation provided for non -Singaporeans Charming Chinese girls preferred Part-timers are also welcome
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      571 22 WANTED OFFICE BOY urgently. Possess class 2 or 3 licence? Completed NS. Call personally with necessary documents to 80S; Bth floor. Intel national Plasa URGENTLY REQUIRED HARD WORKING boys to do office work Completed N s Handwritten applications to Alfa Handicraft. 169-A. Unit 82. Singapore Hand'erart Centre. Tanrrlln Road, Spore
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  • IX OBITUARIES
    • Obituary
      144 In Memoriam
      22 25 IN LOVING MEMORY or Mrs X Vasu departed 23 June 1974. Fondly remembered by children, grandchildren relatives and friends.
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      39 25 KHOR BOON SWEE DEPARTED 2}/(/I(7S sadly missed by wife and children ANIS SHIRAZ HUSAIN Born 4-t-1tM Dtad 22-6-197e Sweet are the memories silently kept, of one we love and cannot forget All you lovd on—.
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      116 25 140 Acknowledgements VEO EK CHEOW AND FAMILY wish to convey their sincere thanks to relatives and friends, clubs. associations, and business associates for their kind assistance, donations, wreaths, scrolls, messages of condolence and attendnce during the recent bereavement of the late MR YEO MONO SIANO. departed peacefully on 14-6-1978. Vary
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      142 DEATHS
      27 25 Born 20.10.33 PiihO away p*«c«fuHy 22-6-71. Al*iandra Hocpttal. Nighl viaita at Blk M. RadMII cMm, (3) TjJ i «M0«7^MM43^^^^^^^ CHARLIE TAN GEH POH (AH POH)
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      49 25 MR. CHUA AH YEM passed away peacefully on 19 6 78 at home. Cortege leaving 120-B Sixth Ave. on Friday 23 6 78 for Bright Hill Crematorium at 100 pm The family of the deceased wishes to thank all the personnel of Ward 10 (SGH for their dedicated care.
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      IN MEMORIAM
      33 26 Four years have passed but treasured memories of you still linger on. Your great love and devotion will always be cherished by children, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandchildren and loved ones. V. THAMBIAYAH
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      47 26 In Loving memory of our beloved brother Francis (Ra|an| Fernandez. Born: 3-1-193* Departed: 10-6-1978 Mourned by Sisters Hilda. Ivy and] Kitty. A requiem mas* will be held on Saturday 24-6-78 at 7.30 p.m. at No. 15. SS3/90J Sungei Way. Presence o] friends, relatives earnestly requested.
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      Selangor Turf Club revise weights for Gold Cup
      124 27 rpHE Selangor Turf 1 Club have revised the weights for the King's liold Cup over 600 metres at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Tat move came about apparently, after a protest letter from the owners of Star Prince. In my preview on Tuesday
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      342 27 Gold Cup weights The rtAtaed wdghU fa the Klnc'i Gold Cap: Blue SUr R 15 Star Prince KJ~ 9 {ibut MJ S Oeaueman ifTcemeat MJ IS Gentle Jim 54 2 Rendetvom II (EA 1) 54 It Pihui 111 IU 1 PnUu Mouan SM 5 Tin Ore si IS Timber Producer
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      Blue star out to redeem lost prestige
      571 27 Blue star out to redeem lost prestige By FAIRWAY KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday BLUE STAR will be out to redeem some of his former glory when he lines up for this year's running of the King's Gold Cup here on Sunday. The Majority Blue gelding was named Horse-of-the-Year for capturing the
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      475 27 LONDON, Thurs. I Australian Colin Dibley yesterday defeated Victor Amaya of the United States 6-1. 7-5 in the third round of the U*****,000 (*****,000 > Rawlings Queens Club Internationa: c n n 1 s tournament. Amaya, 10 years younger than his 33-year-old opponent, was beaten
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      1203 27 IliJl 2.0 CLASS 5, DIV 3 1,200 m IiUSJI ($9,000 16,300 to winner) 1 8305 Mia Anavaa I (Transit) Laonc Wl fauna) T Chaam I 8737 Miatarkwa «aar (Pontlan) Paul 5 58 {ami) V Nathan 8 IO4»e Kirn KM I (R L C) DonntUy 8 5« (aunt) tmat
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      233 27 SYDNEY, Thurs. Australia would welcome the re-entry of South Africa to the International Cricket Conference. Australian Cricket Board secretary Alan Barnes said here yesterday. "We'll welcome South Africa back into the fold provided everyone is agreeable," Barnes said The Conference, cricket's governing body, meet in London on
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      BRIEFS
      139 27 LONDON. Thurs. The British Boxing Board have complained to the Wcrld Boxing Council about the scorlne of the WBC light-heavyutlght title right bftween Mate Parlov cf Yugoslavia and Britain's John Conteh In Belgrade last Saturday. Parlov retained the title on a controversial split points, dec. sic n. Secretary Ray
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      44 27 BEDFORD (England). Thurs. Indian cricket captain Blshen Bedl lost his claim for unfair filirmtnrl against his former English county team Northamptonshire here yesterday. A three-man Industrial tribunal unanimously rejected his complaint. The reasons for their decision will be announced later Reuter
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      Lock icon CONTEH FIGHT: BRITISH COMPLAIN
      208 27 COMMONWEALTH GAMES Gambia will send a team to the 1978 Commonwealth Damps In Edmonton. Canada. In August but Botswana will not. Games officials announced yestcroay. So fpr n renord countries have declared their Intention to compete. The previous record was 42 at Edinburgh, Scotland. In 1970.
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      Soviets sparkle
      178 28 riiHE visiting Russian 1 men and women table tennis players last night mesmerised their Singapore opponents at the Chung cneng High School reports JOE DORAI The men's side trounced Singapore 6-0 and the women's team hammered the local women 7.0 all matches noi lasting more than 15 minutes.
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      Biancotti: I want to be the best
      239 28  -  FETER SIOW By /OUTSIDE of Queensland, Australia, swimmer Mark Biancotti is just another name. But. come :aBO In the Moscow Olympics, when he reckons he will reach his peak. Biancotti aims to make his name a household word. Already, he is close to
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      Khalsa win 2-1
      115 28 KHALSA beat Singa pore Cricket Club 2-1 in their Premier League hockey clash on the Padang yesterday, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. Khalsa took a 1-0 lead in the 20th minute through Harcharan Singh. SCCs Mehar Singh beat goalkeeper Jeswant Singh, one of Khalsa's new flnds, off a penalty
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      Lims' joy
      59 28 Vlvienne Gtraidine Llm, wife of Singapore soccer goalkeeper Lim Ch:ew Peng, gave birth to a baby Kirl on Sunday morning. Chiew Peng, who had been selected lor the Jakarta Anniveisary tournament now on in Jakarta, pulled out of the team at the 11th hour became of the expected
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      61 28 HOCKEY— Intra prisons tournament: RTC/CKP v Changi Prison (Changi Prison. 5 p.m.). SOCCER NFL Div. 1: Tampines Rovers v Toa Payoh United (National Stadium. 8 p.m.); FDAWU inter-bran«h tournament: Shangri-la v Phoenix (Gloucester Barracks. 6 p.m.); Friendly: Singapore Cricket Club V Radln Mas (Padang. 5 p.m.); Jakarta Anniversary tournament:
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      Oberoi meet
      76 28 MOHAMMED AMIR SAID was one of the outstanding performers in the first Oberoi Imperial Hotel athletic meet at Slglap Secondary School over the weekend with a 39.57-metre effort in the man's Javelin. Other results: Men 10&m: 1. Chye Ee Beng 2. Mohd Rashid 3. Osman Khamis 12 0;
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      ZAINAL OUT OF SINGAPORE TEAM
      249 28 By JOE DORAI VAIN aL ABIDDIN stays out I* c A oOf the Singapore SOCCer team. Caretaker-coach Trevor Hartley decided this after anaa -fting wife Zaina. at the Jalan Besar Stadium last ni?ht. Hartley the Football Asso- elation of Singapore Director of Coaching, told me:
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      Lock icon It's Indonesia, Korea final
      205 28 JAKARTA, Thurs. The Indonesia senior team assured themselves of a place in the final of the Jakarta Anniversary soccer tournament with a 2-2 draw against Singapore last night. I Indonesia led 1-0 at half-time in a match played before only 500 fans in the 100,000-seat Senayan
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      Intra-prisons
      15 28 DRUG Centres beat Medium Security Prisons 6-2 in the Intra-prisons hockey tournament at Changi.
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      Singapore Malays must win to reach last four
      190 28 Singapore Malays must win to reach last four A REVITALISED Singapore Malays' side will hope to secure nothing less than a win when they meet Negri Sembilan in a Sultans' Gold Cup soccer match at Jurong Stadium on Sunday (7.30 pm), reports BERNARD PLftEIRA. Singapore's 5-2 defeat by Malacca at
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      FOX TRIES A HAND AT WEIGHTLIFTING
      355 28  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By SINGAPORE'S weightlifters have finally come up with the man to fill their vacant middleweight slot Fok Keng Choy, the national shot-putt record-holder. Fok is big, but slim. At 1.83 metres and 90 kilogrammes, he has impressed selectors at two trials since
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      Ya'acob faces toughest test tonight
      199 28 Ya'acob faces toughest test tonight OEVENTEEN year- old Mohammed Ya'acob Hashim has his toughest test in goal for Tampines Rovers tonight when they meet Toa Payoh United in a key National Football League Division One clash at Jalan Besar. The agile youngster earns his place through his outstanding performance for
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      A smashing display
      144 28 MANILA, Thurs. A Filipino student gave a smashing display last night by capturing nine gold medals and setting two youth records on the opening day of three simultaneous International youth weightlifting championships here. Francisco Honrada, 17, routed his rivals in the paperweight class with a total lift
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      Lock icon 29 boxers shortlisted for training
      230 28  - 29 boxers shortlisted for training GODFREY ROBERT By SINGAPORE Amateu yesterday shortliste for the ASEAN champ August and the aim; clash against Malaysia October. Training, which start*, on Monday, will be held five times a week under coaches Syed Abdul Kadir. K. Segaran anl Mervyn Galistan at the Farrer Park
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      SASA to send 25 to Jakarta meet
      114 28  - SASA to send 25 to Jakarta meet ALBERT By JOHNSON nnHE Singapore Amateur 1 Swimming Association have decided to send 25 swimmers to the South-east Asia agegroup- championships in Jakarta from July 6-8. Though only 10 swimmers qualified, the association decided to add to the list, 15 swimmers who recorceu
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      Swim records
      253 28 cords on fTAY Guat Kirn, Jenny 1 Llm and Chew Sung Lock smashed meet records on the second day of the Chinese Swimming Club'f multiple agegroup meet at Amber Road, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. RetulU: Boys: 8 yrs and under: 50m breast 1 Alvln Urn 2 Kenneth Tan 3
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      Lock icon ARGENTINA TO MEET HOLLAND IN FINAL
      901 29 gUENOS AIKES, Thurs. After one of the most astonishing days in the history of World Cup soccer, Holland and Argentina qualified for what cou'd be one of the greatest finals since the tournament began in 1930. Yesterday was the day of decision when ail
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      Lock icon 'Weep Brazil weep'
      60 29 BUENOS AIRES, Thurs. Argentine newspapers dug out all the superlatives today and filled their front pages with ecstatic headlines and huge photographs celebrating the host team's 6-0 victory over Peru which took them to the World Cup final. "Weep, Brazil. Weep," said a front-page headline in the
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      Lock icon Dutch strike after two early setbacks
      526 29 Dutch strike after two early setbacks BUENOS AIRES, Thurs. Holland, rocked by conceding a first-half own goal and having their goalkeeper carried off, hit back brilliantly to beat Italy 2-1 in a dramatic seesaw match here yesterday and reach their second successive World Cup final. The Dutch had looked beaten
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      Lock icon Hopes soar and then sink
      393 29 BRAZIL... 3 POLAND... 1 MENDOZA, Thurs. Brazil's hopes of reaching the World Cup final were sky high after a pulsating 3-1 victory over Poland— but crashed when Argentina crushed Peru 6-0 in a later match. Drum beats echoed round the stadium as Brazil recaptured some
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      535 34 An established local public company with diverse activities has recently set up a subsidiary com pany to manufacture electronic products. Applications are invited to fill the following positions1. ENGINEERING MANAGER 2. PRODUCTION MANAGER 3. PERSONNEL OFFICER 4. ENGINEERS (Q.l, Process, Development, Production) 5. PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS 6. TECHNICIANS (Q.l, Process, Development,
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      636 34 WE WANT TO TALK TO UNCOMMON PEOPLE ITT. a leader in CTV technology, is commencing operations in the Aver Rajah Industrial F.state and otters a wide range of opportunities and challenges to those interested in CTV manufacturing. We are interested in people tor all levels of jobs and are actively
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      577 34 AUCTION SALE Of Valuable Properties To Be Held In Our Sole Room No. 58 Market Street, Singapore On WEDNESDAY, 5TH JULY 1978 At 2.30 P.M. Particulars Vacont Lond at Sing Avenue With Vacant Possession Lot 1155 T.S. XVIII Area: 671 sq metres Ttile Freehold Solicitors Ms Boswell, Hsieh Lim MORTGAGEE'S
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      836 35 Separate tenders are Invited for any one or all of the following: (1) CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, CARPARKS, BUS TERMINUS AND DRAINS at Woodlands New Town, Town Centre, Proposed Road Contract No. 18. (2) CONSTRUCTION OF AVENUE 5 (PART 2) at Ang Mo Klo New Town Neighbourhood 5 (3) CONSTRUCTION OF
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      473 35 General Motors Overseas Corporation and General Motors Overseas Distribution Corporation Effective Monday June 26, 1978, our offices will be located at the following address: Rooms 104-107 Jurong Town Hall Jurong Town Hall Road Singapore 22 Telephone No: *****33 Telex Nos: RS-***** and RS-***** A/B GMSING (Admiralty in Rem No. 449
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      429 35 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Divorce No. 97 of 1978. Between Lim Hiiao Sin Petitioner And Chew Tai Thye Respondent To: Chew Tai Thye Formerly of No. 14 Jalan Geneng Singapore 19. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you In the High Court
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      320 35 pJVARNING NOTICE"! NOTICE is hereby given to the trade and public that United Kingdom Patent No. 1,410,132 in respect of an invention for "Consolidating Foundation Soil" in the -xfl name of LOUIS MENARD of 54, Avenue de la Motte Picquet, *****, fl Paris, France, is protected in Singapore under Singapore
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      345 35 GOVERNMENT OF THt, REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap. 279. 1970 Ed) THE MASTER PLAN RULES. 1962 Notice under Rule 12 Notice U hereby given that the following proposal for Alteration to the Master Plan was submitted to the Minister for National Development for approvalRezoning of Lots 127-17 ft
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      449 36 V DATSUN I •jr SERVICE WEEK ggmj* We will hold a SERVICE WEEK at our DATSUN SERVICE CENTRE a 14, Upper Aljunied Road, Singapore 13 |f| From: 26 to 30 June, 1978 (8.15 am -5 pm) s#x MR. S. TOM A, Engineer from 4MOP Nissan Motor Co Ltd., Japan V*&
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