The Straits Times, 24 June 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
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      The Sunday Times Treasure trail to f0110w...
      165 1 The Sunday Times Treasure trail to f0110w... fALLING ail holidaymakers! If you are planning to tour Europe this year, don't forget to visit Italy and the Mediterranean you may return home rich! Weil-authenticated stories of stockpiles of Nazi gold, gems and works of art are luring lortune-hunters to Italy by
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      New battle for world chess crown
      171 1 THREE weeks from today, Russia's Anatoly Karpov will defend his world chess crown against former Soviet star Viktor Kcrchnoi, now living In England. Karpov, one of the world's greatest players started playing chess at the age of four and immediately made an impact. Even
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      Women who know what they want
      132 1 rpHERE are women who know exactly what they ■I want in life money and position. They are by no means a new breed; In fact as far back as history goes, these women had existed. But, what's "so refreshing" now Is that today. many
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      He who cared not a sou for money
      132 1 HE WAS a rifted diagnostician with almost a sixth seme but he was nearly childlike in hii inability to look after himself. As a teacher he was often unorthodox amusing his students by sprawling on bis hands and knees to make a
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      When a top exec wants a demotion
      131 1 FSIDE every top executive U a tamby dying to get out? Hardly, but there Is a real problem that nobody want* to talk about. We mean the top executives who secretly wish they could give ud their Jobs and take an easier one
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    Lock icon THE NEUTRON ALTERNATIVE
    771 1 Plan to convert nuclear warheads WASHINGTON, Friday THE Defence Department, at the prodding of the White House, is putting the final touches to a plan that would enable the United States to convert a new generation of nuclear warheads and shells into neutron weapons if President Carter
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    Lock icon Now Laos expels Chinese nationals
    173 1 Now Laos expels Chinese nationals BANGKOK, Frt.— Laos has decided to expel Its Chinese community but to allow ethnic Vietnamese to remain in the country in a new shift of Its policy towards the two largest foreign communities within Its border. At a meeting between Laotian Minister to the Prime
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    44 1 NEW YORK, Frt. Dow Jenes averages, basrd on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus 830 04, up 2.34; M transp *****. up 1.17; IS utlla 104 JO. up 0.20; 66 Stocks 285 18. up 0.95. UPI.
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    Lock icon BOMB BLASTS IN ITALY
    115 1 ROME, Fri. A bomb blew up In the faces of three youths who were preparing the explosive device near Milan today and there were bombIngs in two other Italian cities, police said. Two firebombs were hurled at a radical party office In Trieste, a bomb blasted
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    Lock icon Triple handshake
    74 1 TN a triple handshake after the signing of 1 a triple treaty on Thursday which fixed their countries' seabed boundaries are (from left) Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusamaatmadja. Indian External Affairs Minister A.B. Vajpayee and Thai Foreign Minister Upadit Panchariyangkun. The pact, covering the floor of the Andaman
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    Militia unrest: Govt steps in
    48 1 BEIRUT. Fri. President Ellas Barkis, citing "Increasingly grave" unrest In Lebanon, will dispatch army troops to help keep peace between rival rightist militias in the north. Mr. Sarkis said In a rare nationwide television address yesterday that "security conditions are Increasingly grave."— UPl.
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    Tarling gets surprise reprieve
    353 1  - Tarling gets surprise reprieve PHILIP LEE: ■y London, Pit FORMER Haw Par 1 chairman Richard Tarling today won a surprise temporary reprieve from extradition to Singapore. He will not be leaving for Singapore on Monday as planned but will be given a rehearing, probably on July 20, In a divisional
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    Lock icon Diplomats told to leave
    64 1 BANGKOK. Fri. Laos announced today that it whi expelling two French diplomat* but gave no reaion. The ofiicial Radio Vientiane, DMiiltored here, said the French ambassador in Vientiane, was summoned to the Foreign Ministry anc told that two of his staff Identified only as a counsellor
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    Lock icon LATEST Narita beacon attacked
    61 1 LATEST Narita beacon attacked TOKYO, Fri. A group of about 10 radicals attacked a radio beacon faclUty for Tokyo's Narlta International airport tonight and destroyed part of the electric power equipment. Police said one policeman was reported Injured in a clash with the radicals, who also hurled firebombs Of fleials
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      Lock icon Censure sounds death knell of Janata: Minister
      472 2 JJOMK Minister (!h a ran Singh said today a toplevel decision taken yesterday to censure one of his party colleagues had sounded the death knell of India's rul\nu Janata Party. The statement by the 75-year-old Mr. Charan Singh. No. 2 man In the
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      34 2 AMBTERDAM, Fri —Thousands of public employees in several Dutch cities started a 24-hour strike early today in protest against government plans to hold down their pay over the next three years. AP.
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      Lock icon 3 FIRMS TOLD NOT TO SELL TV PLANTS TO CHINA
      227 2 3 FIRMS TOLD NOT TO SELL TV PLANTS TO CHINA TOKYO, Friday THE Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) has told three Japanese electronics makers vying to sell China colour television manufacturing plants to give up their plans because of Western military concern, government sources said today. Mm aavisea
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka 'needles' twins get Chinese names
      161 2 Sri Lanka 'needles' twins get Chinese names (■vOLOMBO. Frl. Day- old Sri Lankan twins born under acupuncture anaesthesia were yesterday given Chinese names by Madame Chao LanHsiang, wife of the visiting Chinese vice-premier Keng Plao. Madame Cbao named the twins a boy and a girl weighing 2J Kg each Lan
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      Lock icon Guerilla killed
      32 2 MANILA. Pri.— A communist guerilla was killed in a clash between a four-member rebel group and Philippine troops on Sunday In northern Nueva Ecija province, military authorities said today.— AFP.
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      Lock icon $2,900 white wine
      73 2 LONDON. Frl.— A bottle Of white wine was sold for a record price of £700 (812.935) at Christie's wine auction here yesterday. The bottle of Chateau d'Yquetn. vintage 1858. was from the Sauternes region of Bordeaux. It was the oldest vintage Chateau d'Yquetn to have appeared at
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      Lock icon India to open talks with Asean?
      216 2 India to open talks with Asean? NEW DELHI, Frl. India declared last night it hopes to open talks soon on closer coperatlon with Asean. "There are many areas of cemmon interest and concern In which we can work closely with Asean," External Affairs Minister, Mr. A. B. Vajpayee told the
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      Lock icon High award for Imelda
      70 2 MANILA. Prl.— President and Prime Minister Ferdinand Marcos today bestowed the Philippines' highest foreign service award on his wife Mrs. Imelda Marcos "for her consummate skill as a diplomatist." The award is called the Order of Daktlang K&manong (Great Brotherhood) of the Mablnl Awards created In
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      Lock icon Bald protest against draft constitution
      299 2 BANGKOK, Frl. A former Thai parliamentary candidate today shaved his head because he said a new draft constitution scheduled for debate next week was undemocratic. Mr. Sa-Nga Nerlgntyom appeared before the National Legislative Assembly this morning and presented an unlit lamp and a black wreath
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      Lock icon GANGSTER PROBLEM IN JAPAN CITIES
      91 2 riiOKYO, Frl. About I 70 per cent of 645 cities in Japan were "contain! nated" by gang organisations and 34 per cent of all gangsters lived in Tokyo and Osaka, the National Police 'Agency (NPA) reported today. Describing gangster organisations as enemies of the litixenry
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      Lock icon Sison on his way to court
      148 2 fAPTURED Philippine Communist Party chairman Jose Maria Sison (above, left) being led to court yesterday in Manila to answer charges of leading a communist rebellion to topple the government with tne backing of a "foreign power," apparently China. In handcuffs and under heavy military
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      Lock icon Smuggling towels soaked in heroin
      105 2 Smuggling towels soaked in heroin HONGKONG. Frl Drug smugglers In Asia are trying a new technique here impregnating bath towels with almost 100 per cent pure heroin. Airport Customs officers said they found four towels containing heroin worth about US$lO7,OOO (*****.000) In the suit cases of two Thais on a
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      Lock icon Plane crashes
      38 2 MAI.INDI (Kenya), Fri. A woman motorist was killed in this Kenyan Indian Ocean tourist resort when a Ught aircraft attempting to make an emergency landing on a highway crashed into the roof of her car. AP.
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      Lock icon Judge backs out of trial
      80 2 ROME Fri. A Judge in Italy's Lockheed bribes trial who was once a director of a company headed by two of the defendants announced yesterday he was resigning from the ccurt Professor Orto Olacchi did not say why he decided to step down. But he
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      Lock icon Plan far economic ties between 2 Koreas
      192 2 Plan far economic ties between 2 Koreas SEOUL, Frl. South Korean President Park Chung-Hee today proposed io set up a consultative b(xly for economic cooperation between the two Koreas and to hold a pcrtineiit NorthSouth ministerial conference. Mr. Park said the proposal could significantly contribute to the welfare of all
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      Lock icon Woman jailed 60 years on drug charges
      117 2 Woman jailed 60 years on drug charges BANGKOK, Fri. The Criminal Court has sentenced a 24 year old Dutch girl to 60 years jail for having 2.76 kilogrammes of "brown sugar" heroin and trying to smuggle it out of the country. Martha Enr.i Rankreljer was arrested last Oct 31 at
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      Lock icon Quake city in panic as dogs begin to bark
      180 3 Quake city in panic as dogs begin to bark SALONICA (Greece). Frl. The "sixth sense" of pet dogs may provide a lifeline for the citizens of Salonica— now waiting in fear as aftershocks of Tuesday's earthquake continue to rumble through the city. Less than half of the 700.000 population have
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      Lock icon 'HOME' AT LAST
      60 3 FIVE months ago. In a leaking fishing boat I In the Gulf of Siam. Vietnamese refugee Mrs. Nguyen Thl Yen, had cradled her ailing daughter in her arms (picture on left) with anguished feelings as the vessel drifted. She qualified for sponsorship in the IS and is
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      Lock icon SOVIET SURPRISE FOR GERMANY
      220 3 rpHE Soviet bloc, in a surprise policy shift reported yesterday, has agreed that West Germany can boost army strength on a small scale even if force levels in Central Europe are frozen. VIENNA, Fri Communist diplomats at the 19-natlon Vienna conference on troop reductions, disclosing the
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      Lock icon Mrs Banda lashes out
      62 3 COLOMBO. Frl.—Former prime minister Mrs. Snmavo Bandaranalke has charged that the government's draft constitution for Bii Lanka would deprive parliament of Its supremacy and make the president omnipotent. Mrs. Bandaranalke. leader of the opposition Freedom Party, said this In a dissentIng report on a draft constitution
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      Lock icon Turkey to sign cultural, economic pacts with Russia
      254 3 Turkey to sign cultural, economic pacts with Russia MOSCOW, Friday TURKISH Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit will take home a package of agreements that will draw Turkey closer to the Soviet Union but not so close it will Jeopardise Turkey's position in Nato, diplomatic sources said here today. Diplomats said yesterday
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      Lock icon US Nazis call off march
      73 3 CHICAGO. Frl.— American Nazis yesterday called off a planned march on Sunday through the preeminently Jewish suburb of Skokle averting a confrontation with Jewish demonstrators. Local Nazi leader Prank Collln said he was cancelling the march through Skokjf home of thousands of Nazi concentration camp
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      Lock icon Murder suspect executed without trial
      178 3 BANGKOK, Frl. A man, accused of rape and murder, was executed without trial here today under an order issued by Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan. An official announcement over the state-run Radio Thailand described the man, Kham Lar, as a habitual criminal who had committed several
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      Lock icon Asean briefing
      34 3 TOKYO. Frl. Nobuhlko Ushlbn. Japans External Economic Affairs Minister, said today he wil; wait the five Asean nations next month to report on the outcome of the Bonn economic summit meting. AP
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      Lock icon Guerilla: We are victims of police kidnap
      404 3 BONN. Friday QNE of four West German urban guerillas extradited to West Germany from Bulgaria has said he and his women companions were kidnapped without Bulgarian knowledge. Lawyer Wolfgang Panka ■aid after usitlng accused guerilla Till Meyer In West Berlin that his client
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      Lock icon Car exec shot
      57 3 NAPLES, Frt—Terrorists shot and wounded an official of the Alfa Romeo car company as he returned home from work yesterday. Two men pumped five bullets Into the legs of Salvatore Napoli, 36, a manager In the painting division at the Alfa Sud plant near Naples, then fled
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      Lock icon Tidal waves on Adriatic
      47 3 BELGRADE. Pri. Tidal waves blamed on the Greek earthquake battered Yugoslavia's Adriatic Coait yesterday causing million! of dollars worth of damage, official* aald. No casualties were reported but Ashing boats were hurled ashore on the Adriatic Island of Vis and house* flooded. Reuter.
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      Lock icon COINING HIS WAY INTO HOSPITAL
      97 3 SOITHEND, Fri Fish porter fcllis Fraser enjoyed his stays In Britain's staterun hospitals so much that he deliberately swallowed coins to jet admitted. Southend magistrates heard yesterday. The prosecution said he had been treated at hospitals all ove.Britain since 19C4. costing the state-run National Health
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      588 3 It s easy to make your next oil change a change to Castrol dQ£3^ There are 24 Castrol Service Centres and Workshops throughout Singapore where PacffOl Castrol oils and greases are used to ensure that zSBmB Iflfl your car gets the best treatment. Where trained mechanics, who really know your
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      Lock icon Alcoholic drinks warning
      91 4 Alcoholic drinks warning ST. LOUIS. Frl. —T h c American Medical Association recommended yesterday that the containers of alcoholic beverages be made to bear a warning that they may be a hazard to health. The AMAS governing body, the House of Delegates, adopted a resolution holding that the containers bear
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      Protest at Ascot
      67 4 THESE masked Iranian students were at the Ascot rmces protesting a different kind of race the arms race. They demonstrated on Wednesday against the Shah's prolific arnsbuying programme. The heir to the Iranian throne. Crown Prince Resa, 17, attended the races with Queen Elisabeth and the Duke
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      Lock icon Reds' stand
      29 4 ROME, Frl. The Communltt Party would prefer that the new President of Italy was not a Christian Democrat, a Communist delegation told the Christian Democrats today. AFP.
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      Lock icon Sadat sets terms for restoring ties with Libya
      372 4 PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat has said Egypt is ready to icstore relations immediately with Libya and other rejectionist states. He said Egypt would do this as soon as slander campaigns against it are called off. Mr. Sadat, smd Egypt CAIRO, Friday was willing
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      Lock icon Cocktail lunch may stay en expenses
      121 4 Cocktail lunch may stay en expenses WASHINGTON, Fri.— The so-called "threeMartini lunch" may well remain on the American businessman's menu, and on his expense account, it was disclosed today. House of Representatives Speaker Thcmas ONeill told report jis that In an eflort to get his proposed Income Ux cut written
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      Lock icon U.S. AND EGYPT TO START NEW ROUND OF TALKS SOON?
      210 4 U.S. AND EGYPT TO START NEW ROUND OF TALKS SOON? ALEXANDRIA, Friday pOREIGN Minister Ibrahim Kamel said r yesterday that Egypt and the United States were expected to hold a new round of consultations shortly in an effort to break the deadlock in Middle East peace efforts. Speaking to reporters
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      Unctad laments lack of will
      177 4 Unctad laments lack of will GENEVA, Fri.— The UN Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) today blamed governments for failure to match commitments with a will to negotiate measures to stabilise prices of the world's major commodities. Unctad said its integrated programme for commodities, foreseeing 18 such agreements and which
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      Lock icon UN fund to help the poor goes broke
      161 4 UN fund to help the poor goes broke UNITED NATIONS, Frl A voluntary fund to help impoverished countries hard-hit by infla tion that followed the 1973 oil crisis is Itself so Impoverished that its governing body has called for its suspension. The board of governors of I the UN Special
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      Lock icon China diplomacy moves to M-E
      177 4 FfIUWATT. Frl. The Lthree-day official visit fey Chinese deputy Foreign Minister Hu Ying which begins here tomorrow U being looked upon here as part of a Chinese diplomatic offensive to take advantage of increasing Arab hostility to the Soviet Union. Observers point out that China
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      Rooster who joined women's lib
      178 4 WAYNE (West Virginia), Fri "Hercales," a rooster who sat for weeks on a nest of eg gs, has four baby chicks and a new name. After switching from crowing to mothering, he is now called "Sally." Bat farmer Otto Pauley, who owns the rooster, said
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      Lock icon War' again with Soviet blast at US and Nato
      290 5 VjOSCOW, Fri. Firing a fresh salvo in its verbal war with the US, the Soviet Union yesterday blamed the US and Nato for tension in Africa and defended its own roie as selfless and consistent. The US had on Wednesday appealed
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      Lock icon Rhodesia extends emergency rule for another year
      263 5 Rhodesia extends emergency rule for another year SALISBURY, Fri. Rhodesia's 12-year-old state of emergency was renewed for another year yesterday against strong protest from black members of parliament. The 47 white MPs present in the House of Assembly voted in favour of the renewal of the emergency powers first imposed
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      Lock icon Hanoi hits at Peking over departure delays
      245 5 Hanoi hits at Peking over departure delays HONGKONG, Fri. Vietnam today attacked China for procrastinating over departure arrangements for ethnic Chinese there and said that three Vietnamese ports were now ready to handle their departure. The two communist neighbours have been at loggerheads since Peking claimed that 130,000 Chinese had
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      Mobutu: Cuban troops captured in Shaba
      163 5 Mobutu: Cuban troops captured in Shaba LIBREVILLE i Gabon*. Fri.— Zairean troops have captureo Cuban soldiers in Shaba Province and Western newsmen are free to come to Zaire to see them. President Mobutu Sese Seko said yesterday. Speaking at a news conierence. the Zairean President repeated his charges that Cuban
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      Lock icon Europe plan to revamp arms industry
      266 5 Europe plan to revamp arms industry BRUSSELS, Fri. West European officials outlined tentative proposals today for a reorganisation of the European arms industry aimed at saving billions of dollars in development costs and competing more equally with the United States in advanced weapons. The proposals which are certain to face
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      Lock icon Sudan rounds up refugees
      183 5 KHARTOIM. Fri. The Sudan Government this week becan moving thousands of Ethiopian refugees, including Kritrrans. out of Khartoum in what officials said wer* necessary security measures prior to a summit meeting of the Organisation of African I'nitv (OAI i next month. Hundreds of refugees wer? rounded
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      Lock icon American military aid for African states?
      148 5 PARIS, Frt.— I'S Secretary of State Cyrus Vance s;iid in an inter view published here >esterday that the I'nited States would extend military assistance to African states. "While we seek to avoid regional military competition, we are ready to consider African requests that we
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      Lock icon Tokyo warned: Improve tariff cuts or else
      333 5 Tokyo warned: Improve tariff cuts or else TOKYO, Fri. The European Community (EEC) will withdraw some of its offers at the multinational round of negotiations (Tokyo round) if Japan does not Improve Its offer on tariff cuts. Top EEC trade negotiator Sir Roy Denman told reporters before leaving for home
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    Case to set out tar level in each brand of cig
    405 6  -  SAW PUAY LIM Helping the smoker to decide By Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case) plans to publish brochures specifying the tar levels in each brand of cigarette in the Singapore market after carrying out tests on them. At the
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    STORE IN WORLD POP SONG PEST
    158 6 STORE IN WORLD POP SONG PEST rE prestigious World Popular Song; Festival in Tokyo has extended its search for new talent to Singapore for the first time. Entries are now invited for the best original song composition and the best singer of this composition to be contested at the First
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    Cho trial is postponed
    204 6 THE trial of businessman Cho Jock Kirn on two charges of criminal breach of trust of $4.7 million, scheduled to begin on Monday, has been postponed. A new hearing date for the case against the managing director of Far Eastern Hotels Deveioprnent Ltd., it is understood,
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    True love changed the course of Avis chiefs life
    299 6 True love changed the course of Avis chiefs life r«mNO up life as a sea- farer when true love came along was probably the best thing that could have happened Io Mr. Collin Marshall. For. after meeting his wife Janet and taking up a carrer as a landlubber In the
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    Home nursing classes
    31 6 ST. John Ambulance Association will organise a series of home nursing classes next month. Those Interested may register at the association headquarters in Beach Road, or telephone *****45
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    Promet is first S'pore yard to start building floating factories
    269 7 PROMET Pte. Ltd.. 1 has ventured into the construction of floating md v s t rial plants- It is the first Singapore yard to do so amid the present slump in t;ie shipbuilding industry. The yard is now building two
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    Trade fair
    34 7 THE MP for Toa Payoh, Mr. Eric Cheong. will open the Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association trade (air at the Junction of Victoria Street and Rochor Road next Saturday at 8 p.m.
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    OVERSEAS UNION BANK ISSUE US $15m WORTH OF FRCDs
    232 7 OVERSEAS Union Bank yesterday announced the issue of US$l5 million ($34.9 million i worth of negotiable floating rate certificates of deposit. This Is the nrst Asian dollar issue to be announced after the abolition of foreign exchange control in Singapore. It
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    $50,000 donation
    49 7 SINGAPORE Industrial Labour Organisation and Pioneer Industries Employees' Union, two largest industrial unions, yesterday announced a $50,000 donation to the Singapore Labour Foundation. The unions bought 50,000 draw tickets to be given to shoppers who buy goods of $20 and above at the union's supermarkets from today.
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    Gunman wanted keys not money
    159 7 A GUNMAN and his accomplice held up a woman hoping to get from her the keys to a trading company In which she worked. A magistrate's court heard that they planned to rob Moh Huat trading company at Jurong. But Madam Tan Sioh Cheng disappointed
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    Non-union workers to get payment from Airco
    337 7 ALL non-unionised workers recently retrenched without benefits by Airco, the American electronics company in Jurong, will be given an exgratia payment, the Labour Ministry announced yesterday. A ministry spokesman said: "The Airco case has been amicably resolved among union, management and the ministry."
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    Rotary club dinner
    67 7 THE Rotary Club of Sin-gapore-West will hold Its donation draw In aid of the Singapore Cancer Society at the Shangri-La Hotel today at 1 p.m The three top winners of the draw will receive their prizes at the club's annual Installation dinner at the same hotel on
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    Charged with abetting
    61 7 A JOBLESS man was yesterday charged In a mag strate's court with abetting another man In trafflckii g 187.9 grams of heroin. Lav Hock Long was allegec' to have abetted Tan Seng Huat in trafficking the drug in Middle Road on Feb 22. No plea was taken.
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    New list of schools for night study
    218 7 New list of schools for night study ANEW revised list of 13 schools has been issued by the Education Ministry on Its scheme to provide classrooms for students to study at night. The schools listed this year under the scheme, which was launched in 1973, are scattered over the island,
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    Students putting finishing touches to a labour of love
    403 8  -  JANIE KHOO By IF covered by a canvas or plastic sheeting, this dome can serve as a temporary shelter for fire or earthquake victim*. But it is no common structure. In arc h 1 1 c ctural language, it is called
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    School dinner
    17 8 CATHOLIC High School will hold Its an.ilvtrsary celebration dinner at the school playground on Filday.
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    Goldsmith's dash to street saves shop from hold-up
    453 8 PLUCKY goldsmith foiled a robbery attempt by two gunmen in his shop in Pasir Panjang Road yesterday when he ignored their threats and dashed into the street to shout for help. Mr. Llew Joo Fon's presence of mind and courageous action, despite
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    15 months for having drug
    78 8 A DISTRICT Judge yesterday jailed Tan Kirn Cheng. 31. a casual labourer, for IS months when he pleaded guilty to having five grtms of heroin In Rochcre Centre on Jan 39. He also admitted to taking morphine on the same day, and waa lulled for
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    OFFICER GOING ON FBI COURSE
    128 8 OFFICER GOING ON FBI COURSE ACTING Asst. Supt. M. .Krishna leaves tomorrow to attend an FBI course in the United States. The course, at the FBI National Academy in Virginia, is for officers of the middle management level and is aimed at inculcating professional skills and modern techniques of law
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    Contest an writing of song lyrics
    145 8 rE National Theatre Trust and RTS have launched the Lyric Writing Competition 1978 aimed at encouraging the writing of lyrics with a local background. Selected lyrics will be used for a song writing competition which will be held later this year. Therefore, lyrics should
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    Hitachi— plant will create 1,000 jobs
    179 9 Hitachi plant will create 1,000 jobs rpHE proposed $30 mi'. I lion Hitachi-Singa-pore plant to make colour television tubes will employ about 1.000 workers when it goes on stream in 1980. The work force is expected to Include 10 engineers and 20 technicians. There is a strong possibility that most,
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    New opening times
    46 9 FROM July 1, visiting hours of the National Museum and Nat.onal Museum Art Gallery will be changed to 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Instead of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. This Is to enable day workers to visit the museum In the evening.
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    Bankers' date
    36 9 THE managing director of the Monetary Authority. Mr. Michael Wong Pakshong, will speak at a lunch following the fifth annual general meeting of the Association of Banks In Singapore at Shangri-La Hotel on Thursday.
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    For the birds
    28 9 THE Minister for National Development. Mr. Llm Kirn San. will attend a bird singing contest prize-giving ceremony at Calrahlll community centre tomorrow at 11.30 »m.
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    Joint Nantah undergrads to pay SU fees
    287 9  -  JUNE TAN By N ANYANG University undergraduates whe are participants of the Joint campus scheme wlli have to pay University of Singapore fees, which are at least $60 more. The University of Singapore tuition fees are $600 a year for arts'/social sciences, science,
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    Scholarships for Nantah graduates
    91 9 Scholarships for Nantah graduates N ANT AH graduates are invited to apply for scholarships tenable at the National Taiwan University under student exchange programme between the two universities. The scholarships for portgrmdumte study In history and Chinese literature arc open to all history graduates with honours or general degrees under
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    All set for Aussie investments and joint ventures
    409 9 All set for Aussie investments and joint ventures rpHE first Australian- Asean conference on industrial cooperation has paved the way for more Australian investments and Joint ventures for Singapore. Indicating this last night, the Senior Minister of State i Finance). Mr. Goh Chok Tong. said the conference between trade officials
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    Sore eyes take din
    82 9 Sore eyes take din MORE areas in Singapore are being hit by the outbreak of sore eyes although overall case figures at outpatient dispensaries show a downward trend. Statistics show a drop from 80 per cent above the average to 58 per cent last week. Areas which did not note
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    CENTRAL VEG MARKET PLANNED
    87 9 CENTRAL VEG MARKET PLANNED THE National Development Ministry is considering setting up a vegetable wholesale market at the reclaimed land in Pasir Panjang. It is understood that the idea is to centralise the wholesale business. Vegetable wholesalers are now scattered in different parts of Singapore with many of them opera
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    W. GERMAN ADVICE TO OUR TEXTILE MAKERS
    517 9 W. GERMAN ADVICE TO OUR TEXTILE MAKERS SINGAPORE textile manufacturers must stop trying to achieve quick profits and establish a long-term business relationship with European buyers in order to gain a larger share of the European Economic Community market. t^ t^ t^ t^ t^— This advice was given by a
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      Polls 'pact' with DAP: N-Front dare to PAS
      364 10 THE National Front, in a statement today, challenged PAS to provide answers to several qu c s tions concerning what it described as "the totally unprincipled electoral pact with the DAP." Both the DAP and PAS have denied the existence of such
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      3-cornered fight
      47 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Elections Commission Sabah. today clarified that there 111 be three candidates contesting Bandau parliamentary constituency and, not two, as published In the newspapers. They are Mr. Michael Wong (Independent), Mr. George Abbah (National Fiont) and Enclk Has?an Hajl Fatal i Sedan.
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      Like a deer and a tiger caged, says Hussein
      161 10 BATU PAHAT. PTI. Datuk Hussein Onn today likened the PASDAP cooperation as a relationship between a deer and a tiger in a cage. Such a relationship will not last, the Prime Minister told reporters here this afternoon Just before returning to
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      Ban on rallies won't affect investors' faith
      228 10 Ban on rallies won't affect investors' faith KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Datnk Hussein Onn said today the ban on public rallies would not affect Investors' confidence in the country's stability as it was being imposed to ensure fair, free and smooth elections. He said that though the security position was improving
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      MCA and Gerakan end feud over PJ seat
      173 10 MCA and Gerakan end feud over PJ seat KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —The MCA has decided to bury the hatchet In its "feud" with the Oerakan for the Petallng Jaya state seat. The party's director of operations, Selangor, Mr. Wong Mook Leong, said today: "Whatever the differences between the two parties
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      Lock icon $305 m surplus
      36 10 KOTA KINABALU. Fri. Sabah chalked another significant trade surplus of $305.5 million during the first quarter of this year, largely due to the Increase In earnings from export of petroleum and logs. AFP.
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      PPP to voters: Think carefully
      91 10 IPOH. Frl. The People's Progressive Party (PPP) has appealed to voters In Perak to think carefully and use their votes to set the full benefit from the government. Its secretary-general Mr. Chan Yoon Onn, said today that carefully planned economic policies and programmes have provided
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      Lock icon Only two opposition parties get air time
      261 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday THE DAP and PAS are the only two opposition parties which have been allocated air time to convey their election messages to the people over radio. They have been given 30 per cent of air-time from a total of 300
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      $6m CBT charge: Joint trial for three
      564 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri THE trial of Yeoh Teck Chye, the former deputy general manager of Bank Buruh (Workers' Bank) on charges of criminal breach of trust and abetment Involving $6,073,889, will begin on j'an 8 next year. One month has been set for
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      Kit Siang: Our polls workers beaten up
      201 11 Kit Siang: Our polls workers beaten up KUALA LUMPUR, Friday T*HE DAP said today two of its party wor- kers were assaulted yesterday while they were putting up election posters in Kapar, about 16 km from Klang. The party's secretaryI general. Mr. Llm Kit I Slang, said a police report
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      Lock icon Heroin in bandies of travelling bags
      95 11 Heroin in bandies of travelling bags PENANO, Frl. Central Narcotics Bureau officers seized about 24 grams of heroin packed in the handles of three traveling bags from a foreigner at a hotel here yesterday. A 43-year-old West Indian has been detained, officials said. A small amount of the drug was
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      Fire victims identified
      66 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Frt. Pcllce have identified three of the four people who died in yesterdays massage parIt ur blaje at Jalan Klang Lama here. They were fisherman Cheah I Kirn Hcoi 23. joss-stick 1 maker Ng Scon" Kol. 20. and a «lrl. Tun Book Lee. 17. all
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      Lock icon On computers
      35 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A five-member team Irom the Philippir. s arrived here toda> to promote the Southeast Asta Regional Computer Conference 1978 to b'* held in Manila from Sept 4 to 6 AFP
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      Textiles seized
      35 11 JOHORZ BARU, PH. Cuitcrru officer* »iaed about $20,000 mcrth ol textile* from the beach at Bungei Ren Kit. Pi UK* rang. In an ambuih early today Duty on the Uxtlks amounted to JB.SOO
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      Police seize drugs, pistols and ammo, detain two
      256 11 Police seize drugs, pistols and ammo, detain two BUTTERWORTH. Fri RI'TTF.R WORTH U police have arrested two men anu seized two lane packets of heroin and thr.-e pistols a Xt ?)*n type, a .22 Kinc Cobra and a .38 Smith and Wesson Special In an ambush here. Fenanc OCCI, Asst.
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      BRITISH TRADE TEAM DUE IN JULY
      98 11 BRITISH TRADE TEAM DUE IN JULY LONDON. Fri.— A trade mission from Britain s fourth largest commercial association, the Westminster Chamber of Commerce, encouraged by the success of a similar visit last year, will visit Malaysia next month. The visit, from July 16 to 22, reflects the thinking of British
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    Fewer fires in Singapore last year
    249 12 Fewer fires in Singapore last year "THERE were fewer fires in Singapore last year than in 1976. Fewer lives were lost and less property destroyed. The Singapore Fire Brigade saved $139,178,405 worth of property, which was endangered by fires, compared to $85.4 million In 1976. Chief Fire Officer Arthur Lim
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    Guidance course
    62 12 Guidance course THE Senior Minister of State (Education). Mr. Chai Chong Vll. will offlclate at the closing ceremony of the flrtt youth guidance course organised by Princess Elizabeth irtate community centre youth group. The ceremony will be held at the centre at 7.30 tonight. It will be followed by a
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    Daredevilry in the clouds...
    317 12  -  WONG MOH-KEED 3y nnHREE comman- do s suspended in mid-air (above) captured the awe of 25,000 people yesterday with their daredevil stunt to announce the start of the SAF Display '78. Their "flight" in the sky was heralded by the drone of a helicopter which carried
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    Nail of death
    56 12 A CORONER'S court yesterday recorded a misadventure verdict on Madam Ng Slew Ylang, 49, who contracted tetanus and died after she stepped on a nail at her Airport Road home on April 9. The court heard that she refused to see a doctor and died two days
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    Spore-Aussie accountants' seminar
    81 12 Spore-Aussie accountants' seminar THE Senior Minister of State (Finance). Mr. Ooh Chok Tong. will open the 8 i n g a p ore Australian Accountants Semlnor at the Shangri-La Hotel on Monday at 9 a.m. The two-day seminar Is sponsored by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and the
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    Applications of NZ teachers to be processed
    141 12 Applications of NZ teachers to be processed riE Education Ministry which advertised for Nej Zealand teachere to help upgrade the standard of English In schools here, Is waiting to process applications. More than 110 of them, had applied through the Singapore High Commission there. A ministry official yesterday said the
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    THIRD MAN IN $9,500 SNATCH GANG JAILED
    160 12 THIRD MAN IN $9,500 SNATCH GANG JAILED EKA Putra Bakrl, 36, unemployed, was yesterday 1 ailed for six months by magistrate for his part in stealing money and Jewellery totalling $9,594 from a 64-year-old woman In D'Souza Street on June 8 Eka was among five men who forced Madam Chong
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    Talk on Sikh customs
    57 12 THE president of the Singapore Khalaa A&soclatlcns at Toa Payoh Branch United World College, Mr. Jaswant Singh Dill, will talk on BUch customs and traditional at Toa Pajroh Branch Library's lecture hall on Monday at 3 p.m In conjunction with the talk, a film show on
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    M-cyclist, NS man die in mishaps
    140 12 r'O people were hurt In a road accident involving a lorry and a tanker In Jalan Buroh, Jurong, yesterday. Police said the mishap occurred at about 7.25 a.m. Damage to the two vehicles was said to be minor. In another mishap, a motorcyclist, Tan
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    15 pc flop drug tests at checkpoint
    214 13 AT least 15 per cent Aof people given drug tests at the Woodlands checkpoint on their entry Into Singapore have been found to be drug addicts. Central Narcotics Bureau <CNB) director. Mr. Tee Tua Ba said every seven or eight people out of
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    Welfare plea
    63 13 SOCIAL Welfare authorities seek Information on the Identity of a Chinese (above) who was found begging near Block 24, Jalan Membina Barat, on Wednesday. He appears to be dumb and mentally retarded and about 15 years old. Anyone who knows him should contact the assistant director of the
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    Islandwide crackdown on reckless motorists
    293 13 OPECIAL squads of police officers will soon be deployed throughout the island in an all-out crackdown on dangerous and inconsiderate drivers. Known as traffic enforcement units, these squads will operate from all the eight police land divisions to complement the work of the Traffic Police
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    Pipe-laying barge
    47 13 AEIA-PACITCC Shipyard In Jurong has completed a $20 million pipe-laying barge for a French firm. Bouyguos Offshore. Bouygucs Offshore will use the vessel to lay pipelines off Semarang and Muara Karang In Indonesia, where the company has a major contract with the Indonesian Electricity Board.
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    Moving from labour to skill intensive industries
    334 13 Moving from labour to skill intensive industries SINGAPOREAN workers must of necessity now excel by having greater flexibility, skill, know-how and continuing industry to make a successful transition from labour intensive to skill intensive manufacture, NTUC president, Mr. Phey Yew Kok, said yesterday. He said this could only be done
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    On warehouse management
    60 13 THE Port of Singapore Authority will conduct a five-day course on Warehousing Management and Operations from Aug 14 to IS at the PSA Conference Hall In Telok Blangah Road. The course fee Is $150 per par 1 1 c lpant. Applications close on July 31. For details
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    Learning from our success in family planning
    324 13 Learning from our success in family planning rIE success of Singapore's population control programme has shown that family planning in India must also begin with first motivating people Into accepting It. the Indian Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare. Mr. J.P. Yadav, said here yesterday. He said it
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    IC ruse that failed
    88 13 SEOw Ser Chiang, 19. was jailed for a month by a district Judge yesterday for using a Singapore identity card which did not belong to him. He admitted going to the Mcl Chlng Secondary School test centre with the Identity card of another man. Urn Chee
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    Fined far not turning up
    44 13 VIGILANTE Corps member. Raman bin Ayob. 29, >v fined $100 on each of three charges of absenting from training on three oooatora. He pleaded guilty to iklpplng duty on March 16 and 23 at Seranpoon Garden itconciary school centre.
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      311 13 Straits Times Crossword I* iz I 13 I ii I ~T^~~^HH BP'"" ACROSS 6 Little hole to scrutinise 1 Throwaway concessions an obstruction (6). turned Into devil across 7 Quarrel come* tc earth the water (10). on an artist (10). S Do you know one may 9 Helpless? (10). say
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    Hie StmitsTimes SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1978 A SLOW RETURN
    388 14 Hie StmitsTimes SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1978 A SLOW RETURN AFTER staying on the sideline for eight months to wait the outcome of direct Israeli Egyptian peace talks, President Carter seems ready at last to step back into the Middle East arena. That US intervention is badly needed now to budge
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    HIGHEST STANDARDS
    287 14 THE legal profession has lately attracted more than Its usual share of attention. This may not be unconnected to recent publicity about cases of professional misconduct involving some .members of the bar. Rightly our citizens should be concerned that people who hold positions of trust whether in the
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    440 14 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane Filial Piety. Foremost of all Virtues. Acclaimed, acknowledged and acted upon for ages In the old Asian society. Drummed Into the ears of children at home and at school. Those from the Chinese stream were taught to* emulate the "Exemplary 34" in their
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    Across the Causeway.
    444 14 TWENTY-SIX National Front candidates returned unopposed nine at the Parliamentary and 17 at the State level is not a bad start for the ruling coalition. Datuk Sen Dr. Mahathir is right in saying that it is a better result than in 1974, when the National Front was
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    OPPOSITION PARTIES IN BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL
    2109 14  -  BILL CAMPBELL From in Kuala Lumpur IN cities, towns and villages throughout Malaysia, political parties have launched Intensive campaigns of house-to-house visits and Cheramah (meet-the-people sessions) in place of public rallies as they step up the battle for votes in the coming general election.
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      Unfair— that criticism of blood transfusion service
      354 15 Unfair— that criticism of blood transfusion service I READ with a great deal of surprise the letter from your correspondent "Professional" <BT. June 20) regarding the Blood Transfusion Service In Singapore. I also have been a donor every three months for several years, both in Hongkong and In Singapore, but
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        SBS fares hike: Why not smaller increases?
        511 15 SBS fares hike: Why not smaller increases? PLEASE allow me through your column to express my opinion on the impending bus -fare hike. While Increases *re inevitable I see no reason why they should not be in units of five cents.. Is five cents really dimcult or cumbersome to collect?
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        Pay up notice — but he already had...
        246 15 Pay up notice but he already had... Jwish to offer a word of advice to car owners. After being Issued with a parking receipt, keep It. You may find It useful one day. In February last year I received a Demand Notice from the HDB Car Parks Section, Informing me
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        Let's give a thought to teachers
        410 15 Let's give a thought to teachers I REFER to the report "Trodden teachers the unsung heroes" (ST. June 21). It Is indeed true that one tends to forget all the pains taken by one's teachers as one grows older and becomes well placed In life. Many of us owe our
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      Use the beach with love and respect...
      306 15 pLEANINO up the also covers the beaches. v> beaches may be one What's disgusting are way of solving the pro the filthy habits of blem, but the main solu- beach-users who will not tion is to convince use the numerous trash picnickers and
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      Sleepless nights due to noisy generator
      146 15 Sleepless nights due to noisy generator rpo RAISE money for J. the building of the new Alexandra Community Centre through the 37 -day Alexandra Exposition is highly commendable. However, to do It at the inconvenience of those living nearby is certainly against the objective of the fund raising project. For
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    Danger of TB infection still serious
    196 17 npCO .i.«ny caaefe o» M active t v berculosis are still present in Singapore despite the considerable drop in death "Hit in recent years. An article Follow These Rules and Keep TB Away published in this '■month's issue of the Sata bulletin, says that
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    Honorary fellow
    69 17 THE Master of the Acaderty of Medicine. Singapore, •3r. Robert Loh, has been made an honorary fellow ol tt* Rojral College of Physl- clans and Surgeons of Olat- ..This Is said to be a distinct honour for the academy. Dr. ksh was In Glasgow last month to attend
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    JAPAN'S TOP VOCAL GROUP
    194 17 /CIGARETTES, liquor V and spicy lood are the recognised hazards to the vocal COrds, especially If one's vocation depends on their elasticity. But members of the Duke Aces, the vocal quartet from Japan, pay no beed to these arch-enemies of professional singer*. "Life would be >*>
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    'DON'T SIT BACK AND ACCEPT GREY STATE OF HEALTH...
    328 17 THE "grey" state of health which many find themselves accepting as automatic degeneration with age is a misconception and can be avoided, according to the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association. in an editorial in the latest issue of the Sata bulletin, it says
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    Brass music
    19 17 THE Singapore polytechnic Brass Band will perform at Bcianlc Gardens tomorrow from S p.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Choudhury said Ben's loss due to bank squeeze
    924 17  -  MAUREEN CHUA Ey BEN and Co. Pte. Ltd.. which had a working capital of $700,000 In 19 74. found Itself short of a million dollars in 1975, a district court heard yesterday. The next year the company found itself short of $6
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    Misadventure
    50 17 A CORONER yesterday recorded misadventure verdicts on the deaths of labourer Oh Kirn Quay. 38. who fell Into a 1.25-m deep drain In Woodlands on May S and en Tan Ah Har. 74, who fell Into a drain after a tew drinks In Keng Cheow Street on Feb 11.
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    Annual dinner
    22 17 THE Marketing Institute of Singapore will hold its annual dinner and dance at the Troplcana Restaurant and Nlteclub this evening.
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    Success far Iranian chess master
    176 17 rANLAN chess master Kamran Shlrazl had a great success In the Pen a n g international chess tournament which ended on Thursday when he qualified for his first International chess master result. Shlrazl scored 11 points out of 15 games, exceeding the qualifying mark of
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      Prices firm at close
      425 18 SHARE prices generally firmed towards the close of trading in the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. la the industrial sector, Far East Levinf ston jumped 30 cents to (3.42 on a turnover of 33,000 shares. Fraser and Neave went up 10 cents to J5.35 and Malayan
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      K. LUMPUR
      384 18 SHARES, Initially easier, managed to close on a fairly steady note at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. The quiet morning conditions gave way to a stronger afternoon as trading grew positive. The last minutes were hectic and prices closed at the day's best levels. In Industrials, blue
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      Money and exchanges
      212 18 THE US dollar opened at $2.3225/35 in the Singapore forex market yesterday, and moved around the $2.3220 to $2.3235 levels throughout the day. Trading was rather quiet. The dollar finished the week at $2.3227/33. Interbank forward rates at 3.00 p.m. 1-Month 2 3164,80 2-Months 2 3095 3116
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      NOMINAL RATES
      153 18 Interbank rates at 3.00 p.m. Currencies Nominal rate* Smithsonian r*rcenu»« quoted jutrrday (croM) parity change US dollar 2 3227 2.3233 2.8196 —17 62 Sterling pourd 4.2780 4.2820 7.3469 —41 77 Hongkong dollar 49.92 49.96 50 SI 1 17 Mslan dollar 97.80 97.86 100 00 2 20 Aust schilling
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      172 18 ASIAN currency deposli Interbank rate* as a :lose on June 23. IS Dollars (Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 8 3/16 8 1/11 1 mth 8 1/4 8 1/8 2 mths 8 1/2 8 3/8 3 mths 8 3/4 8 5/8 6 mths 9 1/8 9 9 mths
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      Money market
      42 18 Cloung "tcrbank rates on Singapore collar on June 23. Or.'er Bid Overnight i 3,4 3 1/2 1 mth 4:2 4 3/8 2 tnths 4 3 4 4 11/16 3 mths 4 7 4 4 13. 16 Source: Atllrj A Pearce.
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      DISCOUNT
      66 18 NOTE: The** rates may differ illghtly from tho«e quot«d by banks to their customers. KAKOE of ratri offered b; discount houses on June 23. Overnight 3;<* Call deposit 1|*. Cl««.ni u» tall 3-11 onth Treasury bill* 3 5/16 3 3/18 3- Month Bank bill* 4 15 18 4 13/1
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      Minimum lending rates
      24 18 I THE average rate at which Singapore bank* are currently prepared to lend to their best customer* U 7 per cent.
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        32 18 TPltTI ELvriacatea latMHaTu •Uliac «rjay« Kiwtt iaOn oufUilWru lalayawau un««iBwl 240 710 342 SOS 430 950 24S 344 284 276 880 +54 30 30 28 20 +20 14 14 12 10
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        21 18 MaCkaw literal JMW UwP.r ImVI«« kitkri* •iHrMnUn «uPUu >CBC 159.000 148.000 129.000 128.030 124.000 122.000 121,000 105.000 91.000
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        34 18 IT. Index: ndustrlala: 1 nance: [otels: Topertlea: Ins: rubbers: >.C.B.C: E.S.Ind: June 22 June 22 1247.06 1280.34 330.00 332.73 562.84 904.00 225.97 226.00 ***** ***** 153.70 157.30 521.01 524.17 ***** 306.25 205.40 298.81
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        29 18 KTaa« utkri* '—rum Kron BS IBM* Pub OB old Slor a«<167 155 125 330 235 384 322 320 233 -5 -5 -5 -4 -3 •2 -2 -2 -2
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1244 18 fftHE last transacted ready sale at the I oloce of business on the Stock Ex- i change of Singapore yesterday com- ?arrd with the previous (lav's Drtcw 1 ogether with 1978 high and low. 'Adjusted for script/right* Issue). SECTION ONE I ■MMMM i«7» L«i Hl(k Low Cmmu; felt
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      Unit trusts
      317 18 Closing Tone: Steady TURNOVER: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore Including odd lots Ready' totalled: 5, 010. 000 units valued at $10,731,000. Industrials accounted for 2,912.000, finance 286.000, hotels 825,000, properties 344,000, debentures, loans and bonds 4.000, oil palms 37,000, tins 131.000. and rubbers 471,000.
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1599 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and buslnes4 In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word ••sett" Big Board
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      Government and corporate bonds
      145 18 4 1/4% 15/»/S0 (250 000) (100 488 100.588) 6 3/4% 1/12/80 (250 000) (105 05S) T r 18/4/81 (250 000) (105.008) 5% 18/4/81 (250.000) (100 858 100.758) 8% T F *****/81 (250 000) (105.308) 5% T F 1/8/83 (250 000) (100 158 100 555) 5 V4%TF
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      1748 18 BID and offer prices offl- clally lifted and bnrtn— In and reported to tbe Kuala Lumpur Stock BBObanca TMtenUy wttto Uw nanitar of riutn* trade frown in brmckcti In lota of l,00» untta unleat otberwla* ipecl- INDUSTRIAL* A«M (2MB 2.208). AIMMMt* (2.5OB) Al—m (2 2JB 2308) (7) 2.20
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      50 18 :arLstwrg 3 Kawat tfatmuhlta 3 Kent iKC) UalayawaU J M Work* :henon;se Uverrtew :nch Kenneth r and N > Klnta JcrlunUl 5-25 2 54 4.40 4.44 2.30 a.<3 1.91 2.09 212 S20 5 50 6 10 860 .T +x +.11 .11 .1! .1 +.1: +.1 .H +.1 .ii .1
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      Stock options
      46 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. Pan Electric (Sept $1.55) (0.478) Sime Darby (Sept $2.00) (0.55 B):
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        TIN
        134 18 rE Straits tin price plunged $23 to $1,702 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering up six tonnes to 203 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady but forward buyers fell £100 to £6.540 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day lost £70 all round for standard
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        CLOSING PRICES
        30 18 Rubber: June 23. Singapore: July 239.75 cto (up 5.00 cts). Malaysia: July 244.75 cts (09 4.50 cts). Tin: $1,702 (down $23). Official offering: 203 tonnes (ud six tonnes).
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        GOLD
        53 18 Export prlcea In non-elerllng areaa In U8 dollar per ounce. (1) Auatrallan dollar per ounce (2) Average price. ilelbourne (1) 163.83 163 Si -ondon 1S5.00B 186. 75B 185. SOS 187.258 lUTleh 1M.75B 186.25B *****S 187.008 'am ***** 187.33 Friday Thursday longkonf 1SS.10B 185 40B 1S5.S0S 1IU.IUH I'por* (2) 186.12B
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      SSR and SMR
      106 18 J^AILY 8SR and SMR prices at noon yesterday. Julv Auc B-A.8. (Current Mth) (Forward Mth) Buyer* Sellers Buyers Sellers SSR 30 (1 ton pallet) 218.50 220. SON 219.50 221. SON SMR 50 (1 ton pallet) 216.60 218.50N 217.50 218.5ON SMR 5CV (1 ton pallet) 245.50 247.50N 246.00
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      120 18 /'HiNiti phoduci cxv < CMAMOI. SINGAPORE NOON CLO*INC PRICK PI* P1CUL VUTIIIOAV. C**WMJt HI: Bulk »S7 M]|«n. old drum <»2 Mlton, d*w drum 197 sellcri C*«r>: Mixed (loOM) UK/Coot. W» buyer* rum: Muntok AST A whit* fob. 100% NL.W (400 Milan. S»r»w»k white I.o b M<% NL.W »M0
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      RUBBER
      469 18 OPENING prices in the Singapore rubber market yesterday rose 4.25 cents following higher London advices, dealers said. Prices advanced further on renewed buying, trade and covering demand. Profit-taking emerged later to pare the rise slightly but was well absorbed. Forward demand notable Oct/Dec was noted. The morning session closed
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      COPPER
      34 18 LONDON: Copper prlcca on Thursday (prevloua In bracketx). Wlrekar Spot buyera {892 SO (£708). sellers 1893 (£709); Three Month buyara £713 (£729). aellera £713 SO (£729.50) Market tana: Barely Steady (ales: 21,750 tooaes.
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      Developments point to still better times at Kulim
      641 19 Developments point to still better times at Kulim WITH the prospect of Increasing production from Its new 5.200 hectares of oil palm, which was acquired in December 1976. Kullm Malaysia Is now poised for a further phase of expansion. Chairman P.B.L. Coghlan says In his latest annual review that work
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      Consplant unlikely to top last year's record profit
      471 19 Consplant unlikely to top last year's record profit A SIGNIFICANT fall In third quarter earnings at Consolidated Plantations caused its overall pre-tax profiwto drop by 7.5 per cent In the first nine months of the current financial year. Profits declined from $56.15 million to $51.03 million for the nine months
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        Hongkong
        321 18 HONOKONO: The market closed slightly weaker In sharply reduced volume as recent aggressive trading subsided, dealers said. They noted a switch In overseas buying of Hongkong stocks to the London stock exchange to take advantage of the account system. The Hang Seng Index fell 1 .84 to 548.08 points,
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        Tokyo
        451 18 TOKYO: The market closed slightly lower In quite trading, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 2.51 to close at 5.481.36 points, with a volume of 270 million shares, but the New Index closed up 0.50 at 412.32 point* TDK Electronic* fell 10 yen to 1.990 MaCsashlU Communication 10
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        Sydney mixed
        312 19 SYDNEY, Frl. The market closed mixed In fairly quiet trading, dealers said. BHP fell six cents to $6 90 while the Bank of NSW rose two to MM BiMhrllt rose tl 35 to 44.00 and White Industrie* seven oerts to $1.73 on a report that It was negotiating
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        New York advances
        274 19 YORK, """Tour*. A A firmer dollar on foreign excnnge market* and new Investor Interest In recently depressed Issue* helped the stock market turn higher today. The dollar finned on reports that President Carter it prepared to Impose fees on Imported oil unless Congress Increases the cost of
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        Indices
        59 19 'INDUSTRIALS humUy 452.7 fedneidty 455 6 'etk Ago 400.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS "hurtday 827.70 keanesday 824. S3 Veek Ago 844.25 LONDON DOLLAR •hur*tay PRKMI Yflk to Ills Wednesday 111% to 112* B.K. HANG SENG rtday 548 08 'hurtday 549.72 1tek Ago 544.28 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tlday 419.33 •hursday 420.04
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        Zurich steady
        221 19 Thure Prices were generally steady In thin trading due to a lack c-f fierfi incentives, dealer* bald. In transport* Snti»lr rose, while banks were little changed apart from lower (Yrdll Subs* Bearer and flnrer Hypo Wiaterthv. In a quiet foreign sector, dollar stocks closed narrowly mixed while Dutch
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        Amsterdam lower
        140 19 AMSTERDAM. Thurs. Share price* closed lower, led by HVA and KLJf. I'nflerer edged higher, while Philip* was unchanged In otherwise lower Dutch International*. Els* where weak shares included moat Insurances, with EasUa losing (our guilder* Pathood, Oee-Vaa D«r Grlntea NMB and IHC were among the few firm issuer
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    OBITUARY
    62 19 Date of Birth: 21.5.1952 Paused away on 13.8.1978 Deceased's family most humbly extend their sincere thanks to friends and relatives for their attendance and help. All friends and relatives are humbly invited to attend the 16th day ceremony "KAP.UMATHI" that begins on 27.8.78 (at 7.00 p.m.) and concludes on
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    IN MEMORIAM
    30 19 One year has passed but your memories still cherish and treasure in our hearts. Sadly missed by beloved wife and children. MR. C. SUPPIAH. Born: 7-4-1906. Departed: 24-6-1977
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    IN MEMORIAM
    16 19 Drpartrd: 24th. June 1M« Always remembered by loving husband and children. MRS. K.P. NAIR
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      503 19 INSURANCE BROKING DUE TO EXPANSION OF OPERATIONS INTERNATIONAL MALAYSIAN INSURANCE BROKERS SEEK APPLICANTS FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS: 1. PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE Age 25-35 with minimum 5 years experience in executive capacity preferably in broking. ACII or part an advantage. Position offers excellent long term prospects. 2. OFFICE CLERK Preferably male age
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      688 19 NOTICE Notice s hereby given that police reports have been lodged by You Land Nurseries Sdn. Bhd. of P.O. Box 80 Cameron Highlands with the Cameron Highlands Police on the theft of the following plants from their gardens namely:— 1 Polaris 4,500 pt. 2. Golden Polaris 3,000 pt. 3. Starlet
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      211 19 LEMBAQA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MCLAVU PERKHICMATAN KANTIN Umblfl Lrtrlk Neftra mrmpela wn prr mohonan.p#rmi>h<in«n dsrlPAdA pemboronf-pemboronf berkrUyakan irauai dan berpengal«m«n yang Ingtn dllayakkan »ebagl Piaat Latihan LLN di Batu 14 V, Jnfan Purhong. Banj-1. Kajang. Sitailor Pemborong yanf berjaya akan dlkrhrndakl untuk melayan makanan bagi klra-klra 400 pelajar dan kakitangan
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      689 19 TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the purchase of the following land: Tltte No. Lot No. Mufctm Ar— 0.T.(R)L.M.18/6« 3510 Asam Kumbang 0A.1R.13.3P. 2 The tenders should be enclosed In a sealed envelope with the words on the top marked "TENDER FOR PURCHASE OF LAND ESTATE OF ONG SING LIANG.
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      945 20 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS MALAYSIA BUMIPUTRA MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM In Hne with the Government's New Economic Policy and in pursuit of good corporate citizenship, Texas Instruments Malaysia Sdn Bhd is launching a Bumiputra Management Training Program which will provide training facilities for young semi-professionals/professionals in various disciplines to assume positions of increasing
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      359 20 KEHRLI X-RAY SDN. BHD. I— «»^T"M| MANUFACTURERS OF Kfiiiß MEDICAL EQUIPMENTS BATU BERENDAM FREE TRADE ZONE, MELAKA, WEST MALAYSIA Due to present expansion, male and female applications Hl\mmF from suitable candidates are invited for the following J^b^w^ (1) SENIOR ELECTRONIC TESTING ENGINEER J^Wf ML^. (2) ELECTRONIC TEST ENGINEER Qualification* f=(f
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      496 20 \t/ ACCOUNTANT/ V" OFFICE MANAGER A Bumiputro Company in Kuala Trenqganu engaged in a large construction project as well as Gene'al Supply services in the Petroleum Industry, offers a dynomi: personality a rewording career as Accountant /Office Manager. ft ITf i IT i ii i WUOTTibwiions: A Malaysian Citizen, preferably
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      740 21 t AT YOUR SERVICE [SECTION INDEX it CLASSIFIED ADS ptei HEFCA.T.S. 1 per word Flo cts (Mm w w) vni ANNOUNCEMENTS L PERSONAL 1 3t84-44*l I Per column cm: $10.75 (Mln. $32.25) IX OBITUARIES I I FOR SALE SHOPPIHC GUIDE I FOR SALE A SHOPPING GUIDE I FOR SALE ft
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      1658 21 1 UNIT OF new Photostat WASHING MACHINE FROM S2SO J^^"^ W.tJiJ, 4 S Hlr. Purch*** Av*W*bl. $1,600 only Tel *****03 Washing Machine MUST SELL ONE B/W Setron 23^ Refrigerator T v table model. 1150 o no. Gas-Cooker Ring *****2 PoHsh« F MONTHS OLD sewing Vacuum -Cleaner machines, very good condition
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      1389 21 EXPERIENCE WHAT MAONEPLA- DALMATIAN PUPPIE* 2 females NAR loudspeakers can sound like 12 weeks old. Injected, at Sound Systems O-45 High Dewormed. Registered. Well Street Centre Authorised sole marked strong bone structure agent Oood with children and smart AUDIO LAB TEST records usual watchdogs. SKC Confirmed. Ring $28/- now at
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      786 21 In Its expansion program I vKsT»i^y Invites applications for ma ..i,. I OENIRAL ELECTRIC (U.S.A.) CLERKS HOUSEWARES PTE. LTD. (5 vacancies In the II Invites applications from suitably Production and Inventory I qualified candidates for the post Control Departments) II Requirement*: I ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK T*crmlc*l 4 Education liCandldates should
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      399 21 I ESTABLISHED COMPANY requtr** I ACCOUNTS CLERK I Applicants must possess ■L.C.C. Book-keeping Certl- flcat* with 1 or 2 years work■ine experience In a Trading or ■Manufacturing Company. Pl**** tubmrt personal partt■cultr*. s*l*ry *ip*ct*d and ■contact tot*pnon* numbor tKS.T. SOX AMS*I AN ESTABLISHED COFFEE MOUSE/ COCKTAIL LOUNGE SITUATED IN THE
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      444 21 A) ACCOUNT* ASSISTANT (lemete) Minimum OCE O' Level or equivalent capable of keeplni full *et of books with experience In sales document*. able to speak Mandarin b) ammiAL clirk (tern***) Minimum OCE O' Level with food spoken and written English able to handle general correspondence and other office duties knowledge
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      911 22 EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT j II EMPLOYMENT j II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT faeaaaaaa))i>**B>a«>a»Kß«>aaaaa»>>>>>>*>>**B^B>a»«>>*a«**>^**B>*l***Ba*a*>B>eiß*# *V«>>aaaa>^B^e*>ve*a**B^a*>S**»^B>»«>B*»^*»>>****>ea*««>a>>*B>*a*a»l b) Socrwtart.l md Clerical W*M **)*ab*l*fi**l local Inaeirafio* Limp any laiiiaHe* (1) FEMALE JUNIOR SHORTHAND TYPIST with good command of English and previous experience (J) CLERK/ TYPIST O C E O' Level with minimum 3 credits (English
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      698 22 FEMALE OENERAL CLERK with knowledge of orrespondenceand accounts urg*-ntly required. Call *****38 for interview TO START ON short notice Small firm needs larrlworklng Office Controller to handle sales administration Knowledge of Typing. Book-keeping, letter or credit. Independent correspondence, shipping procedures Oood futur> prospects Call *****80 C) Sales i^""*^*»ia*i3^ J. WHYTE
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      800 22 AN ESTABLISHED TRADING COMPANY Is looking ror a HARDWARE SALES REPRESENTATIVE Th* kt— l par ton ahoutd poimi th* foUowtoQ Q; jstMtccttooft: 1 OCE O' level or equivalent 2) Minimum 1/2 years experience In selling hardware/ building materials and electrical appliances 3 Possess a valid class 3 driving licence and
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      730 22 ENGLISH-SPEAKING CHINESE salesgirl needed tor arts and craft «hop in Lucky Plaza Experience preferred Apply the advertiser S T. Box A***** ANTED EXPERIENCED SALESRLS. Call personally at Marlorle's 280 Orchard Road, (opp. Mandarin Hotel) Spore 9. WANTED EXPERIENCED BOUTIQUE Sales Assistants Interested please call at 2 8 Lucky Plaza. Orchard
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      662 22 A Succoeeful Englne*rl«B ComP*"» r*9utr*e (A) SALES MECHANICAL w ENGINEER ror marketing pipes, valves, accessories and Oo (B)3ALES er ELECTRICAL ENGINEER for marketing power rubles, transformers Dv s\» it eh gears, sub- c stations etc. OnalWca«l*na lor port* (A) Ap (B) Minimum Polytechnic Technician Diploma or We City and Guilds
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      689 22 PHILIPS are expanding and we require LINE MECHANICS ettflcettone: Trade I In Electronic Servicing or Private Certificate In TV servicing with 1-2 years' related experience ft**: The repairing and servicing or television receivers nlkr eiltl mj^ I--,,- 1 iminlalail y "k««n»» •(•hot n*f c compfvnv i-tfcn* National Senrlc* or be
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      675 22 ELECTRONIC COMPANY has vacancies tor RADIO/CASSETTE LINE FOREMEN Duttos: c Control of Radio/ Cassette and Line Operators c Responsible for quality and quantity aspects or products c Training or subordinates Qualification*: t Able to motivate Workers under his control J Able to Interact well with subordinates and colleagues t Possess
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      728 22 SILO/PIEU SUPERMARKET 4 EMPORIUM requires (1) MALE/FEMALE SALES ASSTS. At least Secondary 2 education c Knowledge of English It Chinese and at least with one Chinese dialect. Able to work shift hours c Working experience In Supermarket Emporium would be an advantage. (2) CASHIERS B Minimum Secondary education At least
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      554 22 ASAHI ELECTRONICS (S) PTE LTD I M. Blk Kaftang Ptscs. S>or* 12 Invites Applications for the following positions (A)LEADMAN (for plastic moulding asctton) OCE 'O' level or Technical School Certificate holders In Mechanical Engineering Singapore Citizens, aged 22-25 years, completed NS 1— 2 years experience In setting up mould, plastic
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      559 22 Applications are invited for th* following vacancies: BUS DRIVERS REQUIREMENTS At leert 21 yeen of ag* and possess a Clas- 4 Driving Licence. Applicants holding Clan 3 Driving Licence for more than 1 year will aho be considered SALARY: $12.20 per day plus daily incentive allowance of SI. SO per
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      50 25 140 Acknowledgements ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Express their deep gratitude to relatives, friends and business associates for their condolences, contributions, wreaths, scrolls, attendance and other forms of kind assistance rendered during their recent bereavement. The family of the late MOM ROSA TAN SOK QUEK The family of the late MDM. PHUA PHEK LUANO
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      69 25 NOEL DE SOMZA aged 74 years passed away peacefully at Lourdes on 17.6.78 leaving behind beloved wife Ruth (Dee), daughter Marlette, son-in-law Ken and two grandsons to mourn his loss. Burial took place at Luurdes on 2T6.78 PETER JOSEPH HENORICKS 62 former BOD. Staff Alexandra, passed away peacefully
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      144 In Memoriam In loving Memory
      43 25 A loving wife and devoted mother called to rest three years ago on 24 6.1975. Sadly missed and dearly remembered by husband, daughter, son and all loved ones MRS. YUEN KAM CHIEW nee PATRICIA LOH FONQ MENQ
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      All for the sake of charity...
      345 26  - All for the sake of charity... ALBERT JOHNSON -l* rptIREE months of regimented training and sheer hard work paid handsome dividends for longdistance swimmer Chan Wing Cheng, 16, at the Singapore Island Country Club pool yesterday. For that was when Chan, a student of Catholic High School, completed a 16-kllo-metre
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      339 26 JACKSONVILLE, Fri. Heavyweight boxing champion Leon Spinks, a frequent loser in trafflic court, was arrested for the second consecutive day here yesterday on traffic charges. This time, Spinks was charged with going 56-kph in a 32-kph zone at 4 a.m. Spinks, 24, who used to
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      216 26 Sporting gesture by skipper Gower EA S T B O URNE (England), Frt. David Gower, captain of the Derrick Robins' XI, made a sporting declaration to help achieve a result in the rain- affected three day match against the touring New Zealand cricketers here yesterday. Gower declared the Robins' XI
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      90 26 s-iAKVnXE (Ontario). Frt Obscure Jeff lrewea wh twice waa stripped of hi tour-playing rights because c poor performance, yesterda slipped through a howlln wh.q wltn a i-under-par 6 and established a surprUi three-shot lead In the fin round of the UBMSO.OO (SSM0.000) Canadian Ope golf championship. Arnold Palmer, the
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      191 26 LONDON, Frt. Britain's John Lloyd tipped Sandy Mayer as a good bet to win the Wimbledon title after the American beat him 7-5, 6-3 in the quarter-finals of the Queen's Club men's International tennis tournament here yesterday. Lloyd said: "He was simply too good for me. His
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      336 26 EASTBOURNE (England), Fri. Britain's Virginia Wade was beaten In the quarterfinals cf the Eastbourne women's International tennis tournament here yesterday by Australian Wendy Turnbuli, five days before beginning her defence of the Wimbledon title. Turnbuli, who is scheduled to meet Wade In the Wimbledon quarterfinals,
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      Hewes takes the lead
      185 26 There were winds of up to 25J 30 kilometres per hour. 0 On par 71 were Jim D Colbert, Mark Lye and Australian Bob Shearer. Andy i- Noith, who last week won d the United States Open. h beaded a group at 73, one 1, over
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      A big blow to SAJA's hopes
      161 27  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By OFFICIALS of the Singapore Amateur Judo Association are disappointed. Today's national team championships have attracted only four men's squads and none from the women. Says SAJA secretary V. Pavithran; "Armed Forces may not have entered because of the air show they
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      133 27 hau FAIRWAY Kl>u Valley M. Piper TIT Oriental Oaf Naroait* Ad Va'tfom Klani V.llty Ortaotal D«y Lumber Jack 1 1 Budl Balk ChyeChlB ■udi ailk Tin Inaol curt Chin Mm Wh.t Ever Paace Nyooya. Oantovalli B. 8UI1IOB Bea Charm O.bl. F Oenenttan S Rare VMaii Ever P*ae« Now wui
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      SSA want Sta Rosa
      269 27  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By THE order has gone out to obtain the services of top Filipino coach Jaime Sta Rosa for a second stint with Sinpore's Softball squad, now preparing for the ASEAN championships in Jakarta this October. An accomplished batter and star catcher for the past
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      2002 27  -  FAIRWAY: By Kuala Lumpur, Friday ]y|ERCURY II can be backed with confidence in Race Four (3.30 in Kuala Lumpur today. The Hotfoot three-year-old has been shaping up well for a winning effort. At Ipoh last month, he flashed home second to
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      Battle between two Australian jockeys
      698 27 THE $75,000 King's Gold Cup to be run at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday will most likely turn out to be a battle of skill between two Australian Jockeys who have both ridden very successfully ln the short time they have been in Malaysia and Singapore,
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      Riscing Club ask for games
      223 27 Riscing Club ask for games THE Riscing Club, of France, are the fourth foreign team this year to have written to the Volleyball Association of Singapore expressing their Interest ln playing matches against the Republics national team, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. But VAS secretary Ch»w King Hwan is a little bewildered.
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      FAS summon Zainal, Paine
      261 28  -  JOE DORAI By 7AINAL ABIDDIN and Eric Paine, former members of the Malaysia Cup squad, face disciplinary action by the Foot ball Association of Singapore. They are being charged for making adverse comments about an FAS appointed official Sebastian Yap, the former national team coach. They
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      Geylang promise their best
      119 28  - Geylang promise their best BERNARD PEREIRA By DESPITE having suffered four defeats, defending eh a m pions Oeylang Internationals are far from being a beaten team. That is the opinion of Colin Ng, Geylang's president, in his assessment of tonight's clash between Oeylang and Cairnhill at Jalan Besar. "I'm just
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      What a bore for 1,000 fans!
      174 28  - What a bore for 1,000 fans! WILFRED YEO By THE National Stadium, with a meagre population of J.OOO. last night looked like a wiae, toothless mouth from the air, was the venue of an even greater yawn In leaders Tamplnes Rovers' 3-0 victory over a hapless Toa Payoh United In
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      Tune-up for ASEAN meet
      186 28  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By A TOTAL of 960 athletes will vie for honours in the fourth Caltex age group championships at the National Stadium tomorrow. I Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's officials say that the record entries could be attributed to lack of promotion in age group championships.
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      Excuses can help— for a start
      473 28  - Excuses can help for a start PERCY SENEVIRATNE By V DID not watch the live telecast of the 1 Malaysia Cup soccer final on Singapore television a fortnight ago so I am In no position to comment on the criticisms about commentator Brian Richmond. A New Nation reader wrote: "The
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      17 28 CHANOI Prisons beat Reformative Training Centre 3-1 In the lntra-prlsons hockey match at Changl yesterday.
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      DIARY
      218 28 ATHLETICS SATS third annual meet (Cedar OirU School 3 p.m.). BASKETBALL Phey Yew Kok International tournament: Bangkok Bank v Medan (7.30 p.m.). Kirn Kok v Asia Electric iGay World Stadium 8.45 p.m.). HOCKEY SHA Premier league: Indian Association v oAFSA iba.cs.ier ttoaa a pjn.). JL'DO Fourth Inter-club tournament (Jalan
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      302 29 No one from The Hague will be there THE Dutch government, which have been critical of Argentina's human rights record, will not be sending any representative from Holland to Sunday's World Cup linal, official sources said yesterday. The government will ihi^mhmhb be represented only by their ambassador In Buenos Aires.
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      God didn't stay long on Brazil's side
      476 29 PHI., the great MH-crr star, sat at his typewriter last Wednesday to write his daily column for the newspaper, Clarin. He started: "God I am sure is Brazilian. And if he isn't I am sure he was smiling when my countrymen were beating
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      Lock icon Luque: Will it be an impossible dream?
      181 29 OTAR striker Leopulio Luque, still sporting the black eye he received against Brazil four days ago, spoke of Argentina's "impossible dream" when the World Cup hosts arrived here yesterday to prepare for Sunday's Anal ajainst Holland. Luque, who with his partner Mario Kempes
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      Lock icon THE 'REAL' 1978 WORLD CUP FINAL
      576 29 IMJENOS AIRES, Fri. Brazil and Italy, both bitter at being dramatically robbed of a place in the World Cup final when they felt it already in their grasp, play here tomorrow for the consolation prize of third place. After coming so close to a
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      402 29 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. —As Holland and Argentina y e sts t c r day prepared for Sunday's World Cup final, the bitterness of defeat was all too evident in statements made by managers of teams that fell at the final hurdle. Italian manager Enzo Bearzot accused
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      Lock icon The calm before the storm
      354 29 qpHE 1978 World Cup tournament heads x towards its climax this weekend with hopes high that Argentina and Holland will produce a gold feast in Sunday's final. The two teams spent yesterday relaxing after the excitement of Wednesday when the last series of matches In
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      Lock icon SCHOEN QUITS
      92 29 BUENOS AIRES. Fri. West German soccer coach Helmut Schoen, 62, yesterday retired after 14 years at the helm of one of the world's greatest soccer teams. Uncharacteristically, he departed a loser when Austria beat their German neighbours 3-2 and ended Germany's hopes for the World Cup. It was
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      Lock icon The battle between the two continents
      437 29 The battle between the two continents IJUENOS AIRES, Fri. The World Cup haa become as much a battle between the continents of Europe and South America a| between the countries of Holland ai Argentina. Two days before Sunday's final, the referees com mission wrangled for five and a naif hours
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    Autumn poll likely for UK
    205 30 LONDON, Frl AN October general election in Britain became a near-cer-tainty today after Liberal leader David Steel threatened to bring down the government unless there were polls next autumn. For more than a year Prime Minister James Callaghan has relied on Liberal backing to pull
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    77 30 rE soccer fever that has swept Argentina broke oat in carni-val-like Joy in Buenos Aires on Thursday as Argentinians spill onto the street* 10 celebrate their national team's qualification for the World Cup Final. The Jubilant fans brought traffic to a standstill as they shouted praises of
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    242 30 BEIRUT, Friday NORWEGIAN troops unleashed German Shepherd dogs to chase Palestinian guerilla Infiltrators off a UN-policed sector in south Lebanon early today after an overnight gun battle, the Voice of Lebanon radio station reported. Syria, meanwhile, accused the United States of trying to partition Lebanon Into
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    251 30 Ex-envoy Kim quits over scandal SEOUL. Fit ATOP South Korean presidential aide today resigned following US Congressional demands for his testimony on alleged Korean influence buying in the American Congress. Mr. Kirn Dong-Jo, a foreign affairs consultant to the South Korean President and a former ambassador to the US, repeated
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    683 30 L ONDON. rrl -The ttock market clowi quietly mixed today with eaultlei movlnf higher while gotwnment bondi eaied At 3 pm the Financial Time* Index ni up 2.6 at 4393 The gain among e<jultl»« wa« largely technical after the recent decline but hope* of an end to dividend
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    366 30 Russia hits back at Japan TOKYO, Friday THE Soviet Union has informed Japan it intends to shelve a joint RussoJapanese fishing plan in a move apparently aimed against the resumption of Ja^an-China peace treaty talks, Japanese newspapers reported today. Quoting government sources, the newspapers said Japan was notified through diplomatic
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      331 36 TENDER NOTICE TENDER NO. PT/90/78(Y) Tandar* ara Invitad for th« aupply. Inatallatlon and commissioning of:A MICROWAVE TERMINAL AT COMCENTRE FOR THE MICROWAVE LINK BETWEEN COMCENTRE AND OUNONQ PULAI (MALAYSIA) Eligibility Registered Controctors: Class D Non-Registered Controctors Deposit 552,000 00 Closing Date 25th August 1978 Tender documents may be obtomed during
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