The Straits Times, 26 June 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78 Evtd. 1845 MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1978
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    Lock icon TASNING KILLED IN CRASH
    695 1 Nine on way to greet Lee die as helicopter hits tree BALI, Sunday INDONESIA'S ambassador to Singapore, Major Ceneral Haerudin Tasning, and eight other people were killed today when an army helicopte carrying government officials crashed in the moun tains some 50 km north of Denpasar.
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    Dr. M: A tough poll fight likely
    908 1  - Dr. M: A tough poll fight likely From BILL CAMFBELL: Ipoh, Sun. DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr. Mahathir Mohammad said here today he did not think it possible for the ruling National Front to better its 1974 general elections record. Datuk Seri Dr. Mahathir, In Ipoh today to sort
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    Lock icon Chinese visit
    30 1 VANCOUVER. Sun. A delegation from China has arrived for a w.eUon; tour of Canada, the first official visit to this country by a Chinese pai Uamentary delegation. AP.
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    Lock icon State head dies
    52 1 KO T A KINABALL. Sun. Sabah's Head of State, Tan Ahmad Koroh. di *d here today of a heart attack He was 53. A statement issued by the Sabah State Government, said that Ton Ahmad Koroh was rushed to hospit^ early today, but was pronounced dead on
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    Lock icon More cases of polio
    41 1 THE HAOUE. Sun— The Dutch Health Ministry announced today that truce new cases of poliomyelitis were reported yesterday, bringing the total to 53 since the beginning of May. All struck by the disease were not vaccinated. AFP.
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    Star Prince wins cup
    107 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. —Ivy House Stable i Star Prince put up a remarkable performance to win the $75,000 King's Gold Cup race (or topclass sprinters over 1,200 metres here today. Star Prince (Oslen) missed the Jump but quickly made up ground. He raced past the pacemakers
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    $1m loss as shops go up in flames
    289 1 $1 m loss as shops go up in flames U-SHAPED row of shops in a Japanese-styled garden in Queensway in flames yesterday afternoon despite a heavy downpour and firemen's efforts to douse the blaze. And ironically, as the c'oudburst drenched the garden and surrounding areas, the firemen found themselves running
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    ME peace moves rejected
    95 1 c^iao, Fun. r.grpt and Israel hare rejected each ether's latest pease proposals but the pace of dtolomalk actlvlUca In the Middle East has nonetheless qufckmrd with the US Ukinf the leadlnf rote. President Sadat jresterdaj rejected Israel's pioposml to consider the future of the West Bank
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      79 1 MOTHER AND SON IN DEATH FALL Page 6 MASSACRE at I ratal, senseless, says Owen 2 MARCOS: Stop fending and fet to work 3 THAT fantastic phone bill: Junior could be the cause S The seven President scholars —Page 8 NEW exam plans for sublets in Sec 1 and 2
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Massacre at Umtali senseless, says Owen
      170 2 Massacre at Umtali senseless, says Owen LONDON, Sun.— British Foreign Secretary David Owen said yesterday that he was deeply shocked by the killing of 12 white missionaries, women and children in Rhodesia and that the incident Jeopardised the chance of a negotiated settlement. Dr. Owen said: "I am deeply shocked
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      Lock icon It'll hurt chance of peace settlement'
      428 2 The Africans said that when the attackers arrived on Friday night they identified themselves as members of Patriotic Front co- leader Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army (Zanla). Only two whites escaped the attack. One. a 28-year-old woman, dragged herself semi-conscious from the
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      Lock icon ABC man shot dead
      78 2 BEIRUT, Sun.—Unidentified gunmen shot and killed a Lebanese journalist working (or the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) and one of his companions, police said today. They said Samlr Awada, 21. was killed last night wni:_' sitting on the firstfloor balcony cf a building in the Zarif neighbourhood
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      Lock icon Judge orders jail probe
      57 2 MANILA. Sun.—A judge today ordered an investigation of a Manila jail where guards allegedly took bribes and prisoners enjoyed unauthorised facilities. Including outside catering and girls. Judge Onfre Villaluz issued the order following what was described as "the mysterious escape" of a youth accused of murdering
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      Still blazing
      42 2 KUWAIT. Sun.—A major oil well fire which broke out in this Oulf oil state on Friday evening was still blazing tcday although firefighters had prevented it SDreading to other installations, a spokesman for the state owned Kuwait OH Company said—Reuter.
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      Lock icon Socialists launch campaign for EEC election
      325 2 Socialists launch campaign for EEC election BRI SSKLS, Sun- Socialist leaders from the nine Common Market countries yesterday launched their campaign for next year's elections for the European Parliament with a call for more freedom and equality In Europe. At their two-day meeting, the socialists adopted a joint statement outlining
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      Carter set to fight inflation
      303 2 Carter set to fight inflation BEAUMONT, (Texas), Sunday PESIDENT Carter said yesterday he will veto increased federal spending proposals regardless of their appeai and is ready to take the "political consequences" of such unpopular, inflation-fighting actions. Returning to the anti- inflation i n c m c he sounded on Friday
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      Lock icon Now floods...
      37 2 NEW DELHI. Sun— The summer monsoon hat arrived, endlne a long heat wave in the parched plains of northern India and causing the first six drownlntrs of the new season of rainstorms and floods.— AP.
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      Lock icon Locusts hit Ethiopia
      53 2 LONDON. Sun— Swarms of locusts have been reported in seven provinces of Ethiopia during the last six weeks. Addis Ababa radio said yesterday In a broadcast monitored here. Quoting the Desert Locust Organisai.cn For Eastern Africa. It said 21 swarm* out of 80 had been controlled by
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      Lock icon B'desh tea targets
      45 2 DACCA. Sun. Bangladesh yesterday announced that its tea production target for 1978-79 is 38 million kg and export target is 30 million kg. Tea production last year. an all-lime high, totalled 37 million kg and tea export totalled 27 million kg. —AP.
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      Lock icon JOINT MOVE TO ENLARGE DISARM COMMITTEE
      230 2 DIPLOMATS from the United Spates and the Soviet Union are pushing their Joint proposal for an increase in membership of the Geneva disarmament negotiating committee, diplomatic sources said today. Representatives of the two nations are cochairmen of the commiuee. The Soviet-US initiative improved the
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      Returning for the wedding
      110 2 Returning for the wedding MONACO'S Princess Caroline (left) walking, beside her cousin Grace Levine, after returning to the principality by train on Saturday for her wedding to Philippe Junot on Wednesday. Behind them is Caroline's mother, Princess Grace. The gossip rrr..i has it that Caroline's parents wanted her to marry
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      329 2 EAST COAST Hill Nut to Katong Scaview Palace/ Upper East Coast Road Located on elevated land in Katong Luxurious split-'evel houses facing the sea With individual front and rear gardens EAST COAST HILL stands on a 20 acre site off Upper East Coast Road which is about 195 feet above
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      Lock icon Marcos: Stop feuding and get to work
      360 3 Marcos: Stop feuding and get to work PRESIDENT Marcos today called on the Philippines' new legislators to stop squabbling over personal ambitions and get down to legislative business. Two weeks after openIng an interim National Assembly in what he calls a move away from six years of martial law, the
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      Lock icon Japan Reds oppose antihegemony clause
      230 3 Japan Reds oppose antihegemony clause TOKYO, Sun. The 1 Japan Communist Party (JCP) today opposed inclusion of what it said was an antiSoviet clause in a proposed peace and friendship treaty between Japan and China. (n an unsigned article In Its organ Akahata (Red Flag), the JCP said Peking's intention
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      Lock icon LANDSLIDE KILLS 3 IN FAMILY
      114 3 LANDSLIDE KILLS 3 IN FAMILY mOKYO. Sun.—A tor1 rential rainfall and landslide smashed a farm home in the tiny port city of Hirado, western Japan, late last night, killing three members of the family, and leaving the fourth missing. The home of Yoshikatsu Yamashita. 4. was buried in a landslide
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      Lock icon 'We won't quit over Janata censure'
      320 3 NEW DELHI, Sunday lIEALTH Minister Raj Narain 11 said yesterday neither he nor Home Minister Charan Singh were contemplating resignation from the government following a Janata Party decision to censure him. He was speaking to reporters after two rounds of talks with Mr. Charan
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      Lock icon Dip in growth
      41 3 NAIROBI. Sun. Uganda's real economic growth has b.tn In decline since n.e army came to pewer in 1971. Uganda's Minister (or finance. Planning and Economic Development. Brigadier Mo.s.s All, said in nls budget speech in Kampala yestuday. AFP.*
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      Lock icon China tells US to pull out of South Korea
      176 3 HONGKONG, Sunday fHINA today urged the United States to withdraw ail its "aggressive troops" and equipment from South Korea and let the Korean people solve the reunification issue themselves without outside interference. China also reaffirmed its determination to liberate Taiwan, the
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      Lock icon Tremors rock Salonica
      56 3 SALONICA (Creece). Sun. Earth tremors today continued to shak. 1 in* northern Greek city of Salonica aftir last lu.sday's earthquake wh:ch kihfd 47 people. Three tremois were felt today but Grcck and foreign sit sinologists described them as weak and fald th» chances were remote cf another
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      Lock icon 'Change diet habits'
      55 3 'Change diet habits TOKYO, Sun. China is trying to massproduce ready-to-serve food to free working people and scientific and technical personnel from household chores, enabling them to devote more energy to their work, according to yesterday's edition of the People's Dally. The report urged a change in dietary habits as
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      222 3 yf In die earK 19th century, «m creative H«iius and uncom-. Monsieur Constant Girard-Berregaux fe'n|Bf promising aesthetic sense was the foremost watchmaker to die was presented at the Paris reigning courts of Europe, and the International Exhibition most exacthig clientele. His watch- ijj W of 1889; the now-famous makers specialised
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      192 3 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS country (4). 1 Ttuce arranged on board? for 4 Biu of Information and D™ «f u 1 «"«ter Sffivo^Tfi?' taClUd S^lnS-u ri p *oi- current $&£*?&^metlmes? SS^SSLSSSV"?? S ir m 10 Old lawyers are taken 13 t£f y l4 :<> l 7f xta k>n •back about
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      Lock icon Chinese show renewed interest in Zaire
      173 4 KINSHABA, Sun. A Chinese military delegation led by Deputy Defence Minister Chin Hao-tlen arrived here yesterday for an eightday visit. It demonstrates China's revived Interest In Zaire since last month's abortive rebel Invasion 01 Shaba province. On his arrival, Mr. Chin said he was
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      Lock icon Mass arrests
      25 4 BYDNEY, Sun. .Felice arrtsted 52 people here today when a march br supporters of liberalised homosexuality laws flareu into a wild brawl. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Split in OAU over West's role?
      181 4 Split in OAU over West's role? riAR ES SALAAM, J-S Sun. The first thrusts In a duel between Organisation of African Unity (OAU) moderates and progressives over foreign interference in Africa have been exchanged in a meeting of the Liberation Committee here. And the battle seems likely to flare up
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      Lock icon NEW CAIRO PEACE PLAN SOON
      401 4 rGYPT is preparing its own formula for a Middle East peace settlement but has rejected Israel's latest pronouncement which effectively delays any decision on withdrawal from occupied territories for five years. Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel said yesterday that Cairo's plan, based on the
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      Lock icon Reshuffle in Suez army command
      134 4 CAIRO, Sun A reshuffle of the Egyptian army command was carried oat yesterday affecting the Second and Third armies, stationed in the Suez Canal Zone, the influential dally Al Ahram reported here today. it quoted War Minister Gen. Abdel Ohani Gamassl as saying that the
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      Protest against N-energy
      113 4 Protest against N-energy A SECTION of the more than 6.004 drmonst rat or s who crowded a former town jump adjacent to the seaside Seabrook (New Hampshire) nuclear power plant on Saturday to protest against nuclear energy. The plant, which will be the largest in the United SUtrs, is about
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      Lock icon Leftist govt frees 1,000
      61 4 ISLAMABAD. Sun. The leftist. Algr.anL tan regime has (iced nearly one thousand prisoners Jailed during the rule of slain foimer President Mohammad Daoud, according to reports broadcast by Radio Kabul. At a special ceremony Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Haflzullah Amln himself burned bundles, of
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      Lock icon 2,200 held
      28 4 HONGKONG, Sun. Police arrested some 2.200 people in raids on drue and vice dens and illegal gambling houses here last month, a police spokesman said today.—Reuter.
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      Lock icon Miki on tour
      25 4 TOKYO, Sun. Former Japanese rrlme Minister Takeo Mtkl today left on a two-week private tour of Denmark. Rumania, Sweden and Finland. Reuter.
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    Anglers turn to the deep sea
    411 5  -  KOH VAN POH By A NGLERS In Singapore are turning to the deep sea because they can find neither fish nor thrill In the fishing facilities on the island. In the past, anglers could flsn In the rivers, at PSA jetties and In the
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    A damp start to new food centre
    272 5 A damp start to new food centre A HEAVY downpour sent customers and hawkers scrambling for shelter or what little they could find of It at Rasa Sing-apura Food Centre yesterday. However, the sudden rain could not exactly be described as a bad start to the centre's pre-official opening. Looking
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    That so high phone bill: Junior could be the cause
    411 5  -  SAW PUAY LIM By CHILDREN playing with the telephone can and have been known to jack up their parents' telephone bills by unwittingly registering a call to Peninsular Malaysia via the Subscriber Trunk Dialing (STD) service. This is because they
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    PA diary
    105 5 VARIETY SHOW at National Theatre organised by Ulu Pandan community centre on Thursday and Friday night at 8. TALK on leprosy by Dr. Dorothy Ho at Kirn Seng community centre on Friday at 8 p.m. SPORTS and field day at People's Association headquarters at Kallang on Saturday from
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    Free world tour for millionth visitor
    133 5 Free world tour for millionth visitor SINOAPOREANS who visit South Korea this year stand a chance of winning a free world tour. The lucky tourist, who arrives to become its millionth visitor this year, will also be given red carpet treatment. The Korea National Tourist Corporation will provide the guest
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    Mother and son, four, (LOCKED IN EACH OTHER'S ARMS) in fatal fall
    314 6  - Mother and son, four, (LOCKED IN EACH OTHER'S ARMS) in fatal fall PAUL JANSEN By A WOMAN and her four yearold son, arms locked around each other in a fatal embrace, plunged to their deaths from a Housing Board block in Lorong 1, Toa Payoh, early yesterday. Police are believed
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    Check your meters, urges PUB
    182 6 Check your meters, urges PUB rE Public Utilities Board receives an average of 2,000 complaints a month from consumers and more than half of these are about their high utilities consumption. PUB's acting general manager, Mr. Tay Sin Van, said yesterday that many complaints stemmed from a lack of understanding
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    HDB urged to offer special rates for pharmacies
    306 6 HDB urged to offer special rates for pharmacies A LOCAL pharmacist yesterday urged the Housing Board to offer shop premises to pharmacists at concession rates to enable residents to benefit from their professional services. Mr. Peter Lav Ouan Kirn, also managing director of Little Pharmaceutical Suppliers Pte. Ltd., also said
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    Major shipyards undercutting each other
    219 6 Major shipyards undercutting each other SEVERAL major Singapore shipyards have adopted a strategy of quoting only 50 per cent of their repair tariffs to lure business away from their rivals. Previously the yards used to quote about 20 to 25 per cent below the original costs. The yards have been
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      409 6 ■Management courses I AUGUST 1978 FINANCE MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING nth RESIDENTIAL COURSE 22 26 August Rasa Sayang Hotel, Penang For directors, senior and middle managers without formal financial training. Aims to provide an understanding and working knowledge of financial techniques which aid decision making, planning and control, and improve overall management
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    GOLFER AND CADDY HIT BY LIGHTNING
    132 7  -  N G. KUTTY By AGOLFEB and his caddy were struck by lightning during a sudden downpour at Trnuh yesterday morning and survived. Businessman Leong Wai Khaw, 43. was warded at Alexandra Hospital while caddy Ishak bin Abdullah. 21 was given outpatient treatment. He suffered
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    New exam plan for subjects in Sec 1 and 2
    512 7  -  MAS IE KWEE By THE Education Ministry has recommended to schools that languages, science and mathe- I matics carry twice as many marks in Secondary 1 and 2 examinations as other subjects. Schools will also, from this year. Implement a
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    Father queries son's death report
    203 7 Father queries son's death report A 63-YEAR-OLD man, who waited more than four months for the results of an Australian probe into his seaman son's death at sea, has received the post-mortem report, but is still unhappy. Mr. Neo Kirn Teck, who is retired, has questioned the report's conclusion that
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    SAF exercises in 6 areas
    69 7 Singapore Armed Forces will bold military exercises at six areas this week. They are: Tua* Lokyang. today: Chua Chu Kang Llm Chu Kang. today to Tuesday: Mandal. today to Friday; Marslllng. today to Sunday: Pulau Tekong. Wednesday to Sunday (all from 8 a.m. to 12):
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    Banks urged to review criteria of giving loans
    360 8 Banks urged to review criteria of giving loans BANKS were urged yesterday to review the criteria of providing loans to small and medium-sized enterprises to help them develoo and boost their exports. The call was made by the president of the Singapore Textile Products Manufacturers Association and the Singapore Garments
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    President Scholars: No short cut to success
    621 8  -  IRENE NGOO By rpHERE is no short- cut to scoring Als. The winning combination is sheer hard work and a positive study attitude, said this year's seven President Scholars named by the Public Service Commission yesterday. The seven winners of the country's most
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      SUSPECT HELD FOR BABY SMUGGLE
      112 9 SUSPECT HELD FOR BABY SMUGGLE ALOR STAR, Sun. T>OLICE have arrested a 1 Malaysian woman suspected of smuggling a newly born o-jy into the country from Thailand yesterday. Police said today the woman, aged 30, a Padang Besar resident, was picked up near the Padang Besar railway station as she
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      'City within a garden' plan for KL
      229 9 'City within a garden' plan for KL KUALA LUMPUR, Sun City Hall planners will incorporate the concept of a "city within a garden" In a new Kuala Lumpur master plan tc be ready In two years. Cltv Hall DirectorGeneral Encik Zalnol Mahmood said yesterday the plan, which will accommodate short
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      $10,000 HEROIN SEIZED NEAR CINEMA
      105 9 $10,000 HEROIN SEIZED NEAR CINEMA KUALA TBENGGANU. Sun. Police »elied 241 grammes of heroin, valued at 510.900. from a 22-year-old man near a cinema in Jalan Majid here yesterday. A police spokesman said three detectives went to the area upon receiving a tip-off and saw the suspect carrying a plastic
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      'PAS HAS ALMOST GIVEN UP IN KELANTAN'
      196 9 KOTA BARU, Sun UMNO vice- president Tengku Razalelgh Hamzah said today PAS has "almost surrendered" In the Kelantan parliamentary elections and predicted that its leader, Datuk Mohammad Asri, would be defeated In Kedah in the general elections. He said this after meeti ing
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      Kit Siang for Petaling
      70 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. DAP secretary-general Mr. Llm Kit Slang said today that he had moved from Kou Melaka to stand In the Petaling parliamentary constituency on the decision of the party. He said he was abiding by the party decision to "set an example" to other
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      Opium haul
      25 9 A LOR STAR. Sun—An area security unit seized 29 kg of opium worth about $23,000 from a car at Padang Besar last night.
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      Umno dare to DAP: Answer these five questions
      357 9 Umno dare to DAP: Answer these five questions KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. "QUESTION FIVE: "The DAP claims that it is not a racialist party. Why then Is it unhappy with efforts to restructure society and instead opposed implementation of the New Economic Policy and the education policy?" ITMNO launched today its
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      Silat instructor, 117, defects to Umno
      138 9 A LOR STAR, Bun. ALebai Omar bin Datuk Pangiima Oarang. a 117-year-old silat Instructor, v among PAS members from the Padang Terap Parliamentary constituency, who have defected to Umno. Former Kedah Mentrl Besar Dato Serl Byed Ahmad Shahabuddln who Is seeking election In the
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      358 9 Material handling problems? Solve them at only $96 per week: This Crown "M" Series^^^ storage facilities even in the Walkie Stacker easily smallest warehouses, handles loads up to I I At only $96. 1000 kg. (l tonne) with ./jTH^ ~~"~""~--J lift heights from 1.5 m Xl Post the coupon for
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      188 10 LAST 3 DAYS!! of ASBAMANIA a. CAPITOL (*****9) 5 Show 11, 1.45, 4.00, 6.30. 915 JADE ™S LAST FEW IAVS 5 shows Daily: 11am, 1.30, 4, 6.30 9.00 KMEHfEI TJUNUI? TMJSSSSE/B Hes the rud that hc^ite, at^M. mtift* kcks and curses t^FV^^ l^^ C A% lllal£jl\ V m i^aW THE
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      301 10 I Ail aX BEFORE AFTER JEFFERY, whe lost 26kg. says: "My mother helps me lose weight by encouraging me to be fit and slim so that I won't look older than my age. kki Losing weight never o^^3 felt so good! WEIGHT WATCHERS® The Authority j Suite Fl, Hilton Hotel,
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      513 10 GOOD NEWS, SPEEDSTERS! ENJOY THE THRILLS AND SPILLS OF RADIO-CONTROLLED AITO RACING AND YOU CAN SPEED IP TO 90 KMPH WITHOUT FEAR I USING THE WORLD FAMOUS I ASSOCIATED I 1/8 SCALE R/C CARS FROM U.S.A.* Attractive in desifn with a wide choice of sophisticated 1 models. Powerful and reliable
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      241 10 iIJSSS. OTH WEEK! WIH DAY! J f 4^L SINGAPORE'S 'STAR' ATTRACTION J j Admission: $4.00 f 52.50 $1.50 (No Fr«« List) jf r 1 3 DAYS ADVANCE CASH BOOKINGS FOR $4.00 I X S 2 DAYS ADVANCE CASH BOOKINGS FOR $2.50 jA. J{ $1.50 CURRENT DAY SALES ONLY. «j J
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      470 10 1 Cathay Orchard Mota»rtc I Ruby Od.onKlt»<t Juranf Dri«»-ln Cir>«mo I Except OOEON, N B Rd, J 40th STAR-NINC- DAY!! I Shewt Start L 1 10 30. 1 15, 4 00, 6 45 9 30 I "STAR WARS" »t«m: I 10.50. 1 35 420 705 •50 Cosh Bookings No Free
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    Lock icon Tree smashes roof of temple but shrine undamaged
    152 11 rE shrine In a temple in Lornle Road was undamaged although a thunderstorm uprootrd a nearby tree and caused it to smash the building's roof yesterday morning. The picture shows the caretaker of the Tua Pek Kong temple looking on in amazement
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    Mobil project ready in Nov
    109 11 WORK on Mobil Oil Singapore's new $57 million reformer at its refinery in Jurong is about 60 per cent completed. Due for completion by November, it will step up petrol production to meet export demands. The reformer plus associated facilities is mobil's biggest refinery expansion
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    Viet freighter allowed to leave
    97 11 rE government is prepared to allow the hijacked Vietnamese freighter, Yam-Co 24, to leave for home, it was learnt yesterday. Sources said that 21 of the 34 crew and pass- engers liave left for Australia and France while thf rest want to return to Vietnam.
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    Govt ruling on bonds unfair, say undergrads
    501 11  -  CORINNE THAM By jyjAXY medical and dental undergraduates yesterday protested against a new government ruling requiring them to sign bonds to serve the government on graduation. They questioned the rationale behind the move and argued that it Is unfair as a matter of
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    CAIRNHILL TO GET TWO HDB ESTATES
    101 11 CAIRNHILL TO GET TWO HDB ESTATES TVHE Minister for 1 National Development and Communications. Mr. Lim Kirn San, yesterday announced that the Housing Board Is to lyiild two new housing estates In the Cairnhill constituency. Mr. Lim, who is MP for Cairnhill, said the estates, which will have a total
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      241 11 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh 6c Hal Camp ">, BUT ONLY FOR A THEN HE FORMED I SEE HE'S STILL A TRUCK-) AUNTIE BABY, DID YOU KNOW SHCRT TIME- S HIS OWN DRIVER AT HEART/ rar^ THAT UNCLE JI&SS USED TO WWIL-3 HE WAS COMPANY AND I Jtffe-T^ />«*-r-|
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  • The Straits Times MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1978
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      A CHANCE LOST
      361 12 QINCE the Salisbury agreement waa O signed on March 3ln an atmosphere of euphoria by Mr. Smith and black nationalist leaders Bishop Muzorewa, Rev. Si thole and Chief Chlrau, a total of 841 people troops, guerillas and collaborators, and black and white civilians have been reported killed.
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      JAPAN'S DEFENCE
      312 12 IN the 33 years since the end of World War Two Japan has built the third largest industrial economy in the world behind the United States and the Soviet Union. But its armed forces have been estimated to be at least 10 years behind other major industrial nations.
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    Lock icon Spanish socialists lean to the centre in move to capture power
    693 12  -  DAN KURZMAN DAN KURZMAN in Madrid THE Spanish Socialist Workers' Party soon may officially abandon Marxism In a move to try to fill a vacuum in Spain's political centre and catapult Itself Into power with a firm majority. Socialist
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    THE UNKNOWN JAPANESE
    602 12  -  MABATO IKEUCHI -BY FOCUS ON JAPAN a regular weekly feature published by arrangement with the Japan Economic Journal. FIOPLE overseas still lack basic knowledge about Japan and th»» Japanese and are mistaken about much In Japan. The Japanese Government has to make greater efforts to present a
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    Cockpit aftermath a 'landslide' on Narodny's hands
    1045 12  - Cockpit aftermath a 'landslide' on Narodny's hands QUEK PECK LIM By THE Moscow Narodny Bank MNB) Is now In control of more than 90,000 sq metres of land In Singapore as a result of action taken by the Russian state-owned bank to call In Its loans to an Inter-re-lated group
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      378 12 SO YOU STILL SMOKE THEN LET'S TALK TEETH You wouldn't use a scouring agent to clean bone china, would you? It's the same with teeth. Yet ordinary toothpastes are too bland to remove tobacco film, and tea, coffee or other stubborn stains. The answer? New Clinomyn the toothpaste specially formulated
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      S'pore Dance Company wakens from its slumber
      498 13 THE Singapore National Dance Company has been given so little exposure in public that it is not sur p r i sing to find many people who have not heard of its name even though it has existed for eight years. Its original
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      WHY DO CATS PURR?
      71 13 Do you know there is an explanation to an innocent question like Why do cats purr? And for more, there are. those who are curious to know why doctors tap their patients' chests, why rome species of animals like fighting cocks, fight among themselves so much
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      Gamble that paid off for Paul
      283 13 DEEJAY Paul Cheonr took a treat risk when he chose to sing the difficult songs that were unfamiliar to people here for his first album. But it was a wise gamble that way, for it is thn.u-h the difficult soncs that his vocal ranee
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      CHINESE SERIALS THAT GO ON AND ON
      489 13 SELDOM follow those long-drawn Chinese drama serials from start to end— l Just don't have the patience. Somewhere along the way, my interest flags and I give up watching as the story becomes overstretched. However the Cantonese serial. BOOK AND SWORD, telecast every
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      119 13 Everyday. Around the world to 90 countries and more. We take you there. Amsterdam Karachi Vienna Brussels Lima Zurich Cairo London And many other Colombo Montreal destinations Copenhagen Moscow Delhi New York For details Frankfurt Pans call your travel Geneva Rome agent or call us Stockholm A3POCPAOT I "^•Sj^^ Official
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      25 13 I Singapore* I fT" I" kTI Leading Fashion l^kMlrl Department MW l_/l_l.t-JI I Store Open Dairy 10am-9pm Maveloch:Out'amB o aas S pee 3 T«l *****1
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      433 13 mm mm mm mm in mm mm miners s W "^^m\ Wr Miners Area Beautician is introducing pU Hr^ the Miners Look a range yi S^ Sm of powder blushers and super soft !iy fc*"^ powder eye shadows with l^^ar fak^r matching lip and nail colours. jV J9 fcftgfcJ Guardian
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      952 13 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by Sirivar Ulagam 6.35 Marine Boy ,«!I l il^ pMt| 7.00 Doa't Ask Me 3.35 Diary if E»eits (Tamil 3.41 Afternoon Matinee— Oreamboat (Part 1). JU ntmi [mm >> Starring: Clifton Webb, Ginger Rogers, 7.45 Sandiwara, a Malay drama entitled Jerjak
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      2175 14 AS a service to readeri, Strmita Time* publithr* weekly detailed analysis of share* on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The year's high and low. are followed by the week's movement In prices, the dividend yield, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of business. INDUSTRIALS >*?*
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        Domestic
        182 14 -pHE Japanese yen advanced very sharply against the US dollar In the Singapore forex market last week, reaching a peak of 208 50 at the close on Friday from Monday's opening of 215.50 level. Its rise reflected market speculation that Japan's iraoe surplus lor fiscal ltf.B would be higher
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        Overseas
        193 14 The yen again was the strong curency in European forex markets last week, fluctuating heavily between 217.00 the previous Friday and a new all-tune high at 208 20 against the dollar. The dollar itself not only was weak against the strong yen. but lost ground over a oroad front
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        DISCOUNT
        308 14 T AST week, the Interbank money market eased considerably with overnight rate moving down from 4] !4J per cent on Monday's opening to a low of 21 —2 > per cent at mid-week, before firming up slightly to close at 3] 3j per cent. In line with the easier
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        ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
        239 14 a SIAN currency average deposits rates for the week ended Friday, June 23. 1SJ (Bid Price*) High Low 7 Days 9 18 7 3 4 1 Mth 8 1/2 7 5 8 2 Mths 8 3 8 1/16 3 Mths 8 5 8 8 3/8 6 Mths
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        LOCAL MONEY MARKET
        122 14 TTHE interbank Overnight market remained quite eas> last week, with the bulk of the business at the range 3 4 1/2 per cent level. It closed at the sam* rate for the weekend. Terms rates rased graduallv with moderate transactions to ?V"f. 4 W-I* M 11 16
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        TOP TEN STOCKS
        112 14 THE following list <rf »totkj jhre the 1* most traded In on the Slock Exchange of Singapore last week. It jIvm the tvnorer In thoumnds of unlU. ckwlnc prices on Friday and the hifh and low for 1»7I. lompunj Tinner Prleet Hifh Low Jut 23 IS7I Sine
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      New York
      235 14 XTEW YORK. Fri. Re- 1 neved weakness In the dollar and continuing concern about the course of Interest rates over the near term sent stocks lower again in moderate trading. The dollar sank to a new low against the yen and was generally weaker against other currencies as
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      Zurich
      213 14 ZURICH. Fri. Prices closed steady in quiet dealings, dealers said. The market apparently did not react to the survey by the Swiss Trade and Indus- 1 try Association showing eco- 1 nomic indicators currently pointing downwards. Oerlikon Buehrle Bearer and Prtsse-Finani closed higher among financials. while in slightly fluctuating
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      Indices
      192 14 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Jr'day 456.3 1 hursday 452 7 Week Ago 470!s DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 823.02 Thursday 827.70 Week Ago 836.97 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Friday noj to llli Thursday noj to 111; H.K. HANG SENG Friday 548.01 Thursday 649.72 Week Ago 544.26 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Friday ***** Thursday
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      BT industrial group indices
      128 14 197? 71 Week's Action Point Hi(h Low Industrial Croup 16th 23rd Chance 332.M U5.9U Automotive 332.50 326.69 5.1(1 496.57 328.67 Banks. Insurance, Finance and Trustees 438.17 445.43 f $.83 199.97 135.8* Chemicals. Rubber rioducts, Refining and Smeltinc 192.94 199.97 7.«3 255.26 181.16 Conglomerate 253.46 255.15 -r
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        SINGAPORE
        74 14 June 19 June :u June 21 Junr M Juiw U it B.T Index: 1.249.54 1.237.20 1.Z48.64 1.249.06 1.266.36 Industrials: 326.29 328.14 330.45 330.99 332.73 Finance: 560.88 563.13 563.33 562.84 564.99 Hotels: 225.88 224.88 225.58 225.97 226.99 Properties: 203.95 204.03 205.29 205.05 206.00 t Tin*: 152.62 153.15 1:3.83 153.79 157.30
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        MALAYSIA
        87 14 June 19 June 2* June 21 June 22 June 23 B.T. Index: 1.727.77 1,725.18 1.74 1.20 1.743.58 1,754.53 Industrials: 366.11 368.72 369.47 370.15 ,174.2k Finance: 468.58 471.18 474.31 413.66 *HM Hotels: 2*5.86 2*6.54 206.3U 2*6.54 207.2* Properties: 2*2.86 2*4.52 2*4.72 2*3.59 2*5.34 t Tim- 173.11 174.57 175.37 174 83
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      90 14 Current Date ToUl for Ti-Ul for payment payable the year previous year SMlnd 3rTE Jury 17 B%TL I»%TE N B Timbers 5%1 July 1? 5% 18% M Containers 22'} (b) July 24 22% 2»'< (b) Johan Tin 2»% Jury 2« 2«<; 20<7, Georce Town 12'j'i July 31 17
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      Spore produce
      536 14 nEPPER and coconut oil 1 j.nets Improved on the Singapore produce market last week. Coffee fell. The week started on a quiet note. Apart from the usual advices lor small lots of copra and coconut cil from the West Asian ports, copra trader; and oil millers were generally
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      Tokyo
      197 14 TOKYO. Sat. Share 1 prices closed higher led by real estates, department stoi-es and speculative* in moderate trading. dealers skid. The Dow Jones average rose 11.05 to close at 5.492.41 points, a volume of 150 million shares. The New index closed at 412.83. up 0.51 point. Today X rloainic
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      Amsterdam
      130 14 AMSTERDAM. Fri. Share prices closed mixed in thin trading with Hoogovens and Unilever lower and other Dutch internationals higher, dealers said. State loans were steady. doling prlna In Dutch fulldera with the dilTerrnct on the previous sesalon'a pricei Akio 30.10 SO Kon Hoogoveni 33.3 V .70 Phillpi 28 70
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      MEETINGS
      122 14 Public Bank Bhd: AGM to be held at 3rd Floor, Bangunan Yee Seng. 15. Jalan Rajah Crulan, Kuala Lumpur, at 12 noon on June 27. StraiU Trading Co Ltd: AGM to be held at 20th Floor StraiU Trading Building. 9th Batter>' Road. Singapore 1. at 11.30 a.m. on June
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      Lock icon Treasury Bill
      62 14 THE average discount rate on 91 day Singapore Treasury Bills firmed to 3.245 per cent at the latest tender from 3.220 per cent previously the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MASi said. Applications totalled $57.5 million for the $30 million of Bills of offer, MAS said. About 25 per
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      GOLD
      55 14 Friday Thursday Mflbourn* Ml 162.33 183.8S Uindon IS6 OUB IS3.UUB 185.408 1N3.308 "rich ISA Job 1M.758 IHS 258 183.308 Parll 187.32 187.JS Saturdiy Friday Hongkong 134 708 18S.10B 183.108 183.308 Spore ,2) *****8 185.128 183.928 184.888 Export pricei in non-Herllng area. In US dollar per ounce II > Australian
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      Short term
      43 14 pOR the week ended Saturday June 24 the range of call rate received from Short Dtposlta (M) Berhad wu aa follow BANK FUND: 3', to 6 per cent CENTRAL FUND: 3 to 5 P«r cent. Movements of fund totalled 1332 million
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      S'pore exchange
      467 14 INVESTORS once again made their presence felt at the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week when good gains were recorded all round in moderate trading. Interrupted only by intermittent bouts of profit-taking, the market remained strong until the close. Dally turnovers averaged more than seven million units and
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      K. LUMPUR
      491 14 WELL-sustalned support for blue chips and heavyweights together with the resurgence of some speculative Issues enabled the Kuala Lumpur stock market to advance further last week. The advance was again Inspired by Singaporeincorporated stocks which were relatively active. Among them were Oversea-Chinese BankIng Corporation and Fraser and Neave
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      501 14 LONDON: The market moved lower last week reflecting political uncertainties, Inflation worries and general lack of Interest, dealers said. Falls among equities were later reduced somewhat on hopes of an end to dividend restraint but losses still ranged to around 20p. The FT index on the week was
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    • COMMODITIES ROUNDUP
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        Tin climbs higher
        148 14 LONDON: Tin on the day rose £85 for Cash and £62 for Three Months standard while High Oiade was up £82 and £70, respectively on Friday. The afternoon market edged higher on end-week covering up to £6,640 on the late Keib for Three Months. The morning market
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        COPPER
        33 14 LONDON: Copper prtcea on Friday (previous In bracketa). Wtiakar Spot buyers £700 SO I£SV2SOI aellrra 1701 <<6»3>: Three Month, buyera (720 <£71Jl: aellera £720.30 I(713.50). Market tern: steady lain II »M lonnra
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        Volatile trading
        445 14 VEW height! were reached In the course of volatile tradIng a< prices fluctuated within a ten -cert range last week. Improving finally some live cents on Holiday. Cutler. Bath In It's weekly rubber review. Turnover was generally good but was hampered by the fas: and erratic moveThe trappings
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        Rubber softer
        172 14 I ONDON: Terminal rub- Der closed near the days lows at o.JOp per kilo down to 0.20p on huday Dealers said the market was a little softer in the afternoon reflecting stable sterling. They said much of the late activity entailed weekend book-squaring adjustments. The morning market was
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      Minimum lending rates
      22 14 THE average rate at which Singapore bank* are currently prepared to lend to their beat cuatomert 7 per cent.
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      546 15 TIMES PRINTERS SDN. BHO requires MALE AND FEMALE WORKERS Applicants must be Singapore citizens or permanent residents, above 16 years of age, be physically fit and be prepared to do shift work. Interested applicants may call personally during office hours to: The Personnel Department. Timtt Printers Sdn. Bhd 422 Thomson
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      187 15 NOTICE Pursuant to Section 32 of the Trustees Act 1967 (Chapter 40) all persons Interested In or having claims against the estates of any of the deceased persons undermentioned, whether as creditors, beneficiaries or neyt-of-kln are required to send particulars of their claims or Interest to HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANK (SINGAPORE)
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      1252 15 American Express International Banking Corporation a wholly owned subsidiary of American Express Company CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 1 YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31 1977 REPORT OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REPORT OF CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET December 31 CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Assets T77 1976 Th< Board o# Directors of American Express International Cash and
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    47 16 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE TAN KEOH YEE WISHES TO EXPRESS THEIR DEEP GRATITUDE TO BANKERS, BUSINESS ASSOCIATES, MEMBERS OF CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS, FRIENDS AND RELATIVES j FOR THEIR KIND ASSISTANCE, ATTEN- DANCES CONDOLENCE MESSAGES, WREATHS, SCROLLS AND DONATIONS TO CHARITIES DURING THEIR RECENT I BEREAVEMENT.
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      1349 16 NOTICE If™"^^^^^" 1^™""^^^^™^^""^^^™™ ""^H This is to inform the public thot Mr Marl; Chew NOTICE Chin Huat NRIC NO *****66/F is no longer in iKL^T^J^^L'ffi 22 or collecf ony monies on Wialf of SnXn.^^raS^ RRST STANDARD PTE. LTD. <«.) O^dSho'ppingCentre F'^^^B^^—^^^^mmm^mm—^m^—^^^^^^m^mJ Singapore 9 1 1 1 I III I FAR
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      116 16 HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1974. Regulation 12(i)(a) Application for a Certificate of Registration Notice is hereby given that Mr Au Km Chung of No 130-G Cairnhill Road, Singapore 9. Singapore, is applying to the Hotels Licensing Board. Singapore for a Certificate of Registration in respect of premises Known as York Hotel
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      532 16 ADVERTISEMENT J NOTICE OF CREDITORS OF AIRFAST SERVICES PTY. LIMITED (SCHEME OF ARRANGEMENT) (INCORPORATED (N THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY) By virtue of on order mode 9th June, 1978 by the Supreme Court of the Australian Capitol Territory the claims of Creditors not secured and arising from transactions and dealings prior
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      391 17 GENERAL MOTORS OVERSEAS CORPORATION AND i 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 RONSON With effect from
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      2356 17 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF Al'lTION SALE OF SINGAPORE Cafeteria furniture/ crocC ompanie* Winding up kery NRC Cash Register. Air-condltloners. Tables. >•> •mi 01 is..h. Chairs. Temperature GaugeIn the Matter of the meter. Heaters. Cooler. Ice(ompaniet Act, (Cap. 185) boxes. Water- heater Counter. Plates Glasses. And Large
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      580 18 tAT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX CLASSIFIED ADS Pl»t BEFPer word: 60 cts (Mln. $9.00) VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL Per column cm: $10.75 (Mln. $32.25) IX OBITUARIES j I FOU SALE SHOPPIN6 GUIDE I FOR SALE A SHOPPING GUIDE II EMPLOYMENT H EMPLOYMENT SHn^j^in^lf^rokendovvncarnera or prolector We'll give you $100/- for it!
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      641 18 PERSIAN PAKISTAN carpets li Rugs of classic It traditional designs must be sold! due creditors forced sale requiring Immediate cash facilities to meet bankers demand, all carpets must be sold below owner's cost < prices View 15- A. Amber Man- slons. Orchard Road Tel: *****1. r Many Items of free
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      489 18 1 COMPLETE SONY Fll set months old Perfect set wll package boxes Selling at $1.20 Tel *****8 1977 RADFORO AMPLIFIER In El cellent Condition Selling cheap < (900 ono Ring *****5 ALTEC SPEAKERS. 3-WA system, selling $450 ono. Cor lacl Leonard: *****43. 18 units brand new CUMMINS DIESEL ENGINE ASS
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      574 18 th •»^a»«a«a»saa»«iBs«sa»»»sBBBBBBBBBB» 0. NANO HENG Co Piano House est 1924 Sole distributor BBC- 1 fame. Challen Other leading li brands Marshall-Rose. Weimar. Bentley. Robertson U.K qualified technician offers expertise tuning, repairs Your children. 1- home deserve quality pianos. Professional services guaranteed *****59 ILOWREY COMPUTER OROAN (USA.) from 3*1.530/- onward, j
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      761 18 [(International Organisation jfl Sj needs for its office a MALE EXECUTIVE ffi TRAINEE (j Requirements: G.C.E. 'A' Levelsjfl Minimum >t '1 Experience In trade and/ \K or shipping >, Efficient administrator JBI National Service com-tfj| t Please send particulars (with tt telephone number, M any) to: ft. L THE PERSONNEL
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      690 18 CLAIMS OFFICER/ SECRETARY required. Applicants submit .full particulars, experience, salary expected with a non-returnable photograph to S.T Box A***** LEOAL FIRM REQUIRES Telephonist/ Typist Applicants must have credit In English. Apply: ST 80XA***** CLINIC IN DISTRICT 1 requires Chinese Nurse/ Receptionist. Experience not essential. Has to work evenings Apply S.T.
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      546 18 AN INTERNATIONAL ENGINEERING COMPANY haM lii tin oditito vscsncwo foe 1 FIELD SALES EXECUTIVE FIELD SALES REPRESENTATIVES Preferably Singapore citizens Age 24 and above Have completed NS. Should have sufficient field sales experience with at least 2 years In the field related to civil construction materials, dlesel engines, gemsets, electric
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      799 18 SALES ASSISTANTS Due to further expansion of Its 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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      491 19 MESA Immediate vacancies for FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS HOUSEWIVES MALAYSIAN WELCOME Requirements Primary Education Above 16 years of age Wa offer •Good fringe benefits 3 monthly salary adjust- I ments Excellent working conditions Good prospects for promotion. Please call in person together with the attached coupon from Monday to Saturday from
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      1132 19 gSANYO Ig> SANYO ELECTRONICS (S) PTE. LTO. ELECTRONICS tS) PTE LTO. PURCHASING We are expanding rapidly and ASSISTANTS uaie laaiaTiUT AO* between 23 —2S yeara MALfc ASSISTANT a Education Minimum OCE STOREKEEPERS O Level or equivalent a Muet be mature, reliable, RtiMMwaMislHaM' rtjsour c#ful mo hew Initiala To assist Storekeeper
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      770 19 II EMPLOYMENT HUGHES TOOL COMPANY (FAR EAST) PTE. LTD. We, c feet expanpsiigorganieaWow doaNng In the menufecture of OSwen drßHng tools wMi ample oppor tuntttes for personal growth end development, ere actively looking tot suitable persons to build a career with us. Vacancies exist for the following positions: 1) PRODUCTION
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      637 20 II EMPLOYMENT f) Central VOSPER PRIVATE LIMITED has vacancies for SHIP CLEANERS (MALE/FEMALE) Some knowledge of cleaning ll during and after construction, tanks, engine room bilges, compartments, etc Preferably able to speak some Fnglish and Chinese dialects/ Malay Male applicants must have completed or are exempted from National Service Please
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      747 20 SING KOON SENG PTE LTD (SHIP BUILDING) requtree ELECTRICIANS (MALE) a at leaet 2 yeart eipertence in wiring Inetallarton or repairing generator! and welding eate. B) SHIPBUILDING APPRENTICES (MALE) to learn gaa cutting, welding. killed worker! building fhe ehrpe. C) LABOURERS a Normal dullea Including grinding, chipping, cleaning REQUIREMENTS: B
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      853 20 II EMPLOYMENT REQUIREO 200 TUTORS to teach in daytime for all subjects/ levels Any locality Contact: *****0 INDIAN/ MALAY OFFICE Boy wanted Call personally: Room 610. 6th floor Afro-Asia Bulld- ing. Robinson Road. DESPATCH CLERK REQUIRED b> established sporting goods Agency House Requirements iMale Singapore citizens 'Completed N.S. English educated
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      813 20 FACTORY IN JURONG requlrea: MACHINE OPERATORS On 2 Rotating Shrtta Parmanant Night Shift a Good starting pay a $35 transport allowanca a Sl.OO- 2nd ahm7S3.oo- Night a Qanaroua frlnga banaflta Intarvlaw att BLK 22, 138-F Balam Road, (MacPharaon Eatata) Singapore 13 OR 1 Fourth Lokyang Road Jurong, S'pora 22 (batwaan
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      651 20 II EMPLOYMENT MALE WIOOUCTION WOHKEM ASS^STAN^COOKS a Must be strong and capable i Attracllva Incoma. good Irlnga of hardwork banaflta. Ex-National Servfemen preferably wltrt experience. j a 3-shlft work a Age below 30 years 1 a Starting $11 00 per day Appl, pa,.0n.11, batw^n 12.00 I Call personally at I
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      720 20 B^glg^gJa^i^^B^aajMajaßl 9^a»^^^B^^rl j 1 V I I ■■^■taPjM^BVMi^^B iBMBaMJIBIBttBiH I t TRISTAR TRAVEL SERVICES Pte l Ltd., offers brand new alrcond cars at competitive rates Call *****20/ *****58 RENT-A-TRUCK from Hoe Hong i Trading Co 1. Dunlop Street (8). I *****01/ *****51/ *****73. i h LIAN HENG MOTOR TRADING PTE
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      903 20 111 VEHICLES I BOATS 1971 COLT GALANT, alrcond. new oad tax. very good condition, riew 46. Zion Road. *****9 .ATE NOV. 79 Honda Civic 1200. xcellent condition, view 46. Zion toad, interested tel *****9 971 DATSUN 1200. road tax' wrs insurance new. beautiful ondltlon. $7,000 0.n.0. View: 14, klaju Avenue.
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      977 20 1972 VOLKSWAGEN KOMBI ttaUonwaton. excellent condition Ko;>d tax. Insurance A i m 11-st1 1 -s t N paintwork Sri. M)o Tel *****1 77 OCTOBER OATSUN 100 FII. MXIV .lire n metallic blue. Tel T.iii SMIM *****76. MINI COOPER 999 July 1969. Winding windows, accessories 6 montr". lax. 1 year Insurance.
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      1176 20 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES I.A.C. (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. (An Affiliate of Carrier International Corporation) FOR RENT Office space available in new building at 73/«7 3 miles Upper Thomson Road. Rentnble Area 20,000 cq. ft. Mm. 1,000 sq. ft. Price 95c per sq. ft. inclusive of central air-conditioning and carpet. Other FacilitMM
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      737 21 JXURIOUSLY AND WIL ilshed spacious 3-bedrooms fl« District Large lounge/ dining «m built-in bar-counter with all-to-wall carpeting iroughout Well equipped itchen. servant's own amenities ent $2,200/- 0.n.0 Available i nmedlalely Supreme Homes *****7/ *****49 >IBT. U 10 FURNISHED alrcond ooms in 4-storey flat, bathroom .tuched Room service Included, ultable for
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      886 21 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES single separate entrance. $380water. electricity Inclusive. *****8 DIST. 10 NEAR Singapore University furnished room for quiet lady No cooking $180. Phone: *****1 FURNISHED BEDROOM TO let at Orchard Road area Bachelors/ single girls preferred $230 Tel. *****3 FURNISHED ROOMS TEBAN Oardens. Jurong for Immediate occupation Complete privacy
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      553 21 3&§!k TONG LEE BUILDING Flatted Factory 35 Kollang Pudding Rd near Al|unied Rd (13) iAiflm:Miat:«mwaaiajJ FROM 860 sq ft upwards 80/ loan available TONG LEE CO. PTE LTD 27. YIOCHUKANGRD 5X m s SINGAPORE 19 TEL: *****1 *****0 *****95 FACTORY SPACE :C Improved Type Tl Inrmedlate Factory available for ntal
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      642 21 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 3OLDHILL APPROXIMATELY TOO sq fl fully carpeted, alrcond of- I 'ire $1,100 pm Also 1.300 1.700 i available Tel *****35/*****39 DIST. 6 OFFICE -ABOUT 900 sq.ft i With partitions, telephone lines I Rental $1 80 p s f Write KilUney P O Box 321 PRESTIGIOUS OFFICE SPACE
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      829 21 ■^■xTaTaTaTaTaB I Blll^MWl^7T3^aH SBBjaaA^ BsPri^^^B I £&fe Beautiful homes of the latest semi detached and bungalow designs at 9'" MS Bukit Timan Road Lovely, quiet sur I roundmgs but close to Jurong Town and markets, schools, etc and well served by roads and transport to the city Inexpensive 90% loans
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      1516 21 IV ACCOMMODATION I PROPERTIES I ROOMED SINGLE-STOREY lUNQALOW on elevated land I•) LaMMI »lth nice view In Chestnut Aye- 1 1175.000 ono Please ring Mrs $n so rjsf Rent $0 05 J. *****0 between 2- a p.m. t '™J; ''n^cJonicf M dm V?. (<( < >IST 1$ SEA VIEW PARK
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      877 21 V SERVICES A BUSINESS Sp#clsHsWd In Roof leakage repairs. Interior exterior decoration Also provides i celling repairs roof tiles, pest control Service done by experienced con- I tractors Work done to your satisfaction al reasonable price. SEAH HUAT KIM CONTRACTORS. 10A. Lorong 22. i Oerlang. Singapore 14. Tel: *****26/ *****28
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      745 21 GARMENT EXPERTISE WHO took ever a manufacturing concern r>cently wishes to sell 40«<of his limited company shares interested parties contact *****98 Mrs. Lee from 8 am 11 am/ pm 10 pm TRADING FIRM INVITE partners Capital investment necessary Excellent return expected Interested ring *****35 for appointment MORNING LIFT AVAILABLE for
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      742 22 V SERVICES A BUSINESS DONT MISS SINGAPORE'S relaxing oriental massage from Carol's Visiting Massage Call now *****01 from 7 00a m onwards MOLLY S HEALTH SERVICES Provide Soothing. Relaxing Massage By Qualified Masseufte* Ring *****74 *****2 FOR A RELAXING massage, kindly rail at International Keepfit Centre. Merlin Hotel For appointment
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      271 22 VI EDUCATION ft TRAINING GIRLS! Jobs are becoming harder to gal you naed better qualifications Enrol now at the ITC and qualify lor the London Chamber of Commerce Private Secretary s Certificate and the ITC'S Private Secretary s Diploma the region s leading qualification for a Private Secretary Our next
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      656 22 School o( Elactronica Training RAOIO SERVICING (BEG) Sun 6 30-9 30pm Commanclng 2nd July I*7* Frt 7-10 p m Commanclng 30th Juna 1971 Wed/Frl 8 30-10 p m Commanclng Sth July I*7*. TRANSISTOR RADIO Friday 7-10 p m Commanclng 30th Juna 1878 C a G MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN COURSE Part
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      757 22 VI EDUCATION A TRAINING PEOPLE'S PARK COMMERCIAL SCHOOL a Standard b Spacious School BOOK-KEEPING (Bafltnnara) II Tuesday 7.30-9 30pm commencing 4/7/78 2) Wednesday 6. 00-7. 30 p.m. commencing 12/7/78 BOOK-KEEPING (Intar) 1) Tuesday 6 00-7 30pm commencing 4/7/78 2) Friday 6. 00-7. ,10pm commencing 7/7/78 HIOHER ACCOUNTING 1 Tuesday 7.
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      888 22 A.C.C A DEC. 7* EXAMS Found A B MOi Juna Pro*- I 24th Juna Pro*. II id jui, Prol. 11l 3rd ju!, lAS. DEC. 7« EXAMS rt MthJuna 24th Juna LCCI JULY SESSIONS Accounting Boofc-kaaplno Coating Commarclal Law Economics j Managamant Accounting Markattng Shipping Shorthand I Typewriting SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS TRAINING
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      569 22 VI EDUCATION I TRAINING QUALIFY FOR A Better job Brl- LADIES LEARN CHIFFON, tain's foremost correspondence Western. Nonya cakes and Inter- school can help you qualify for a national dishes the simplified responsible well-paid Job With way Interested ring *****3 I Its outstanding success record. RELIABLE EXPERIENCED Blthe school offers
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      374 22 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS 21 glorious days touring USA Canada. Mexico. Japan (mcl Grand Canyon) FromSs3Bso Fully escorted Mixture of Chinese Western meals 20Aug i7Sep 15 Oct. i9Nov 3 Dec BALI JAVA 5 Days Exotic Bal> From ***** 7 Days Bah Jogiakarta From SS7B9 Daily departures KASHMIR, TAJ MAHAL, NEPAL 12
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      795 22 STPB/ TA, 053 Enquiries welcomed k City C* tart* lows Pte ltd Eaay going European camping tour* 26/35 days tour $1230 Unforgetable overland tours London to Katmandu SS/77 days tiooo Tram Sibarlan RaN to Europa 20 days MAS TRAVEL CENTRE PTE LTD 544 Tanglln Shopping Canlra. (Baalda Ming Court Hotel)
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      29 23 I w/o late Hanuman Ral. 64. passed away peacefully 24 «78 leaving behind children. sons-in-law, ch'lXen'^o'r^reavrngßKN^ 23-J. Marine Drive for Mount Vernon Crematorium at 2.45 p.m today
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      656 23 CLASSIFIED ADS CAT* |»»4-441«j VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS I PERSONAL M^i^TPPffP^Pff^H AGENCY. Highly respectable and successful agency Ouarantees genuine Introduction Strictly UMtoy.26Jun.-78 Gu.»nu£ Con'fVdenVuJS imro- durtlon For enquiries. Ring I *****80 Slnga Chlnta Enter- |ins HB^i^Hßi^^^ DIVORCED CHINESE QENTLEMAVI YOU ro\tHO our half (Engineer) Age 35 seeks Siamese. H Singapore cat? He
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      668 23 CHANGE OF 1 TELEPHONE I NUMBERS I MALAYAN BREWERIES (M)SDN. BHD. P.O. BOX 55 JALAN FOSS, KUALA LUMPUR We are pleased to inform that with effect from Ist July 1978 our BREWERY telephone numbers will, be changed as follows:— OLD NUMBERS NEW NUMBERS *****2 *****2 *****3 *****3 *****4 *****5 I
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      788 23 Texas Instruments SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED Texas fhitruments. a world leader in the manufacture of semi<onductor components need dynamic and aggressive people to join this evergrowing multi-national organisation. Texas Instruments Singapore (Pte) Limited offer attractive salaries to the right man, provide good fringe benefits and the best employee recreation programs in
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      580 23 A locally based group of companies spocialising in shipbuilding, steel fabrication and engineering works with world-wide activities «< seeks the following personnel: 1. SALES EXECUTIVE Preferably graduates in Marine/ Mechanical Engineering or Naval Architecture with 2 years experience in related industries. Marketing expertise is not a prerequisite but knowledge of
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Lock icon Can Borg bridge a 42-year gap?
      425 24 Can Borg bridge a 42- year gap? LONDON, Sun.Backers have been pouring money on top men's seeds Bjorn Borg of Sweden and American Jimmy Connors for tomorrow's Wimbledon tennis championships but history takes a less favourable view of their chances. Borg is quoted by leading London bookmakers at six-to-four to
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      BRIEFS
      171 24 HERSHEY (Pennsy 1 vanla). Sun.—Jane Blalock and Pat Bradley shared the lead after two rounds of the women's Keystone Open golf tournament yesterday Blalock shct a 72 and Bradley a C 3 lor flve-under-par 139 totals on the 6.398 metre Hershev Country Club course. Blame* opened with a course-record
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      131 24 rvASTBOI RNE (England), £i Sun. Martina Navratllova of Czechoslovakia beat the Wimbledon favourite Chris Evert of the I'nited States 6-4, 4-6. 9-7 in the final of the Eastbourne women's international tennis tournament yesterday. The victory earned the 21-year-old American- based Czechoslovak £7.6*0 ($32,450) and a bit psychological advantage
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      117 24 VETERAN ROCHE IN FINAL LONDON, Sun. Tony Roche, 33 year old Australian left hander who Is on a last tour of Britain, and 19 year-old American John McEnroe yesterday reached the final of the Queen's Club men's International tennis tournament. Roche toppled the No. 2 seed, American Sandy Mayer. 2-6,
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      287 24 Pat McGowan 72. 68. 72. John Schroeder 74. 67. 71. Jeff Hewes 67. 73. 72; 213 Ben Crenshaw 70. 74. 69. Bob Shearer (Australia) 71, 71. 71. In Bournemouth (England), Eamoi-.n Darcy and Christy O'Connor Jnr. of Ireland yesterday retained the International
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      50 24 LISBON. Sun. Sporting Lisbon won the Portuguese Football Cup final when they beat PC Porto 2-1 ytsteroay. All three goals came In the second half. Lisbon's goal;. came from Fernandes (54th and 62nd). Senlnho (79th) replied for Porto. Sporting leave for a tour oi Cmna tomorrow. AFP.
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      Star Prince wins the King's Gold Cup
      2196 25 Racing with FAIRWAY KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Star Prince, superblyhandled by Larry Olsen, captured the $75,000 King's Gold Cup over 1,200 metres here today to complete a rare double. The Realm four-year-old also scored in the Trial last week. Star Prince, who was slow
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      SBA tourney to select the top boy
      211 25  - SBA tourney to select the top boy BERNARD PEREIRA By rpHE Singapore BadA minton Associa- tion will organise an invitational youth tourna ment some Itime in July or August to select the top boy to be coached for a week by the lei gendary Rudy Har- tono in Jakarta. The
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      Kiwis rout Selangor
      49 25 DEFENDING champions New Zealand Forces trounced Selangor 56-4 (six goals and five tries to a try) in the Malaysian Rugby Union Cup Match at Dieppe on Saturday. Three players, three- quarters Teki and Tawhara, and wing- forward Tamarapa were outstanding in the Kiwis' convincing win. I
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      Thai team win Phey tournament
      222 25  -  PETER SIOW By BANGKOK Bank thanks to Malaysia won the Phey Yew Kok invitation basketball championship, beat ing Singapore Airline Transport Union 80-79 at the Oay World Stadium last night. In an earlier match, Malaysia beat favourites Kirn Kok 81-79 to throw the table wide
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      Q'stown teams on top
      106 25 Q'stown teams on top QUEENSTOWN A and B teams finished champions and runners-m> respectively in the Intercentre water-polo knockout tournament jointly organised by the Singapore Sports Council and the Singapore Amataui Swimming Association at the Toa Payoh pool yesterday. Queenstown A trounced Toa Payoh B 15-0, and Toa Payoh A
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      211 25 HOVE. (England), Sun A sound innings of j 78 by Geoff Howarth and 1 a nercely-hit 83 by Jock 1 Edwards bolstered the New Zealand cricketers to a total of ?86 on the first day of their match agalst Sussex here yesterday. At the clcse Sussex
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      BIG SWEEP
      40 25 Ist No. *****7 ($2,178) 2nd No. *****3 ($1,089) 3rd No. *****9 544) STARTERS ($54 each): *****4 *****1 *****0 *****6 *****7 *****7 *****2 *****1 *****3 *****1. CONSOLATION ($4B each): *****8 *****6 *****7 *****9 *****0 *****7 *****0 *****5 *****9 *****4.
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      772 25 THE Stipendiary Steward's report on Saturday's RACE 1: Cock Of The Walk (CC Lee) and Itchy Feet I (Asuwadi) w«.re a litile slew to begin. Apprentice Lee lost his balance for a few strides when Jumping away. After the race, the stewards spcWc to Lee and advised him
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      47 25 WORLD CUP FINAL IN NEW NATION Don't miss the climax in this series between the soccer giants as we bring you not only the results but also all the excitement in Argentina. FINAL TODAY: Argentina vs Holland Make sure of your copy of New Nation. a B
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      THE BEST OF THE BUNCH
      581 26 The three Ps are to be blamed... THE dismal failure of our national team can be attributed to the "Three Ps" policy, priorities and Press. The policy of the Football Association of Singapore can be described as short-sighted and geared towards short-term financial gain. In
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      Get someone with proven ability
      203 26 SOCCER reflects the bad side of Singaporeans. It clearly shows that we are not educated enough to enjoy sport in the sense that It is not winnnig that counts, but, rather how we enjoy the game. Instead, our main purpose is to net money out
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      Don't blame the coach
      217 26 WHAT has gone TT wrong? Nothing! What kind of result would you expect from players who cannot be bothered to train wholeheartedly and purposefully. Not a week goes by without the newspapers reporting on one or another player's not turnIng up for training. Do the players
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      Build a steady, strong consistent system
      232 26 THE crux of the problem is not "What has gone wrong?" but "What has been wrong for a long timer" First and foremost, Singapore, as a nation, taking part In a tournament that represents the state sides of Malaysia are already heading in i:ir
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      Our attack needs an arsenal...
      217 26 WHEN 1 n c o m p e t ent coaching, aggravated by disinterested players, has to face demanding fans, a breakdown is the Inevitable result. Clearly, the zeal and fire of our Ptt- World Cup team had disappeared. Our preparation for the Malaysia Cup
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      There is an absence of discipline
      217 26 PIERRE DE COUBERTIN once commented that "the most Important thing in life is not the triumph, but the struggle." Unfortunately, we have taken triumph to be the only acceptable factor in our search for soccer glory so much so that one defeat has exploded
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      Honours to Nugteren
      168 26 NICK van Nugteren clocked the fastest time of the day at the motocross races In Senoko yesterday. Van Nugteren. driving a Datsun, returned one mm. 28.06 sec. to win the Class Nine event. Results: Class 1: 1 BUI Cook (1:35.32) 2 Cliff Zimsen; Class 2: 1 Peter
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      Lightning strikes two at golf course
      331 26  -  ERNEST FRIDA By GOLFER Leong Wei Khew, 43, of Warren Club and his caddy. Ishak Abdullah, were struck by lightning at the Tengah Air Base yesterday. Leong, who represented Warren against Tengah Club in the Singapore Golf Association league competition, was warded at the
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      DIARY
      71 26 HOCKEY Inlr»-prt*on tourney: Changl Prison v Remand Prison HQ (Changl Prison ground, 5 p.m.). Premier League: Ceylon Sport* Club V Police (Baltstier Rd). Singapore Recreation Club v Jansenlie* (padang). Botn matches at 5.1S p.m. SOCCER NFL DtY 1: Scmbawang v Forces iJalan Besar. S p.m.i. Toa Payoh v Queenstown
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      Lock icon Lift records toppled
      175 26 MANILA, Bun. Two young Chinese weightlif ters and a Japanese toppled four more world youth records at an international welghtliftlng championships here last night. Their performances brought to 13 the number of records claimed in four days of competition. China's Chang ChiWei set two world marks In
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      Seow clocks exciting 10.9 for 100 metres
      412 26 TALENTED Richard Scow, 16, of Anglo Chinese School, is on the threshold of becoming Singapore's youngest sprint champion, reports ERNEST i'KIDA. Scow underlined that hope when he returned an exciting 10.9 sec. timing for the iuo metres on the first-day or the Caltex
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      SIA/SATS win knock-out title
      280 26  - SIA/SATS win knock-out title WILFRED YEO By QYED MUTAUB. the kj Singapore national team defender, must have wished he had stayed home last night, instead of turning up tor Jebsen and Jessen in the Business Houses Football League senior knock-out final against SIA/SATS at the ja:an Besar Stadium. Mutallb, his
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      83 26  -  JOE DORAI By A NEW-LOOK Singapore Malays side were an encouraging sljrht last night when they beat Negrl Sembilan 3-0 In a Sultans' Gold Cup match at Jurong Stadium before 2,000 fans. Strengthened by the return of three Intermediate squad members Rahlm Hussein. Ohazall Ohanl «nd Abdul
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      332 27  -  DIANA PAGE: By Buenos Aires, Sunday rpHE World Cup has broken the sex barrier in Argentina, where soccer stadiums long have been the domain of Latin machos. Now, in ladies washrooms. Argentine women exchange knowledgeable comments about strikers, goals, penalties and tactics while fixing their hair
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      924 27  -  DEREK PARR By BRAZII 2 (Nelinho 64th mm., Dirceu 71 st) ITALY 1 (Causio 39th) gUENOS AIRES, Sun. Brazil, in a few golden moments of their magical best* edged out Italy for third place on the eve of the World Cup final they both felt
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      53 27 Fiv? goals Rcb Rensenbrink (Kol), Cubillas (Peru). Four Krankl (Austria), Kempes (Arg), z.uque u>rg) 3 Rep (Hoi), Ros-1 (Italy), Rummer.lgge (W. Gen, Roberto (Brazil), Dirceu (Brazil). Two Gt nun HI (Scot), Btttega (IU:,), r.ohe (W. Ocr), Bonlek (Pol). Dlter Mueller (W. On. Haan (Hoi), Brandts (Hoi). Lato (Pol).
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      128 27 Germans return to friendly welcome FRANKFURT (West Germany), Sun. The West German soccer team yesterday arrived home from Argentina to a friendly welcome here despite their di. appointing World Cup showing. About 500 fans applauded trainer Helmut Schoen as he and a crowd of securi'.y officials fought their way through
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      318 27 BUENOS AIRES, Sun. —When Daniel Passarella took over as capta 1 n of Argentina's World "Gup team .I)ur months ago, he was rtarkly aware •of the pressures he would face lrom fanatical soccer fans here. Jorge Carrascosa had stepped down from the job because
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      368 27  - Coutinho suggests knock-out system CEMLYN-JONES By OUENOS AIRES, Sun.— Claudio Coutinho, manager of the Brazilian team, said he thought it would be better if future final tournaments reverted to the straight knock-out system. Noting that Brazil had finished the tournament as the only unbeaten team with four wins and three
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      249 27 AT least 600 million people will be watching the final game oi the World Cap between Holland and Argentina, according to television officials in Buenos Aires. Horst Selfart. an executive from Eurovision, said the greatest novelty would be the television broadcasting oi the game in Communist China and South
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    55 28 JAKARTA, Sun. The Indonesian cabinet has decided to delineate clear boundaries dividing Indonesian Ashing waters In seoarate zones designated for modern and traditional fishing trawlers. The decision came In the wake of complaints by traditional Indonesian fishermen regarding the "Intrusion" of th-ir traditional flfhlnß grounds
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    49 28 New rule on aims MANILA. Sun. The Philippines today tightened rule* on police and soldiers who carry their firearms off duty making them liable to death by firing squad. About 60 soldiers had been arrested in the past few weeks with service revolvers, particularly In bars and clubs. Reuter.
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    165 28 China says it again: We back peace zone MANILA, Sunday. OHINAS Vice-Premier Madam Chen Mu-hua has expressed Chinese support for Asean's objective of a zone of peace, freedom and neutrality in its region, the official Philippines news agency said today. Madam Chen, also China's Minister of Economic Relations with Foreign
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    78 28 TIMOR, Sun. East Timor will be open to International flights and visitors possibly as soon as next month. It was learned here today. The decision to reopen this former Portuguese territory closed to the outside world (or the la ft two yean wai taken yesterday during
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    69 28 WASHINGTON, Sun. I A US geolog.cal survey scientist has discovered the fossil remains of what Is believed to be the world's oldest fish, a species thought to have existed some 510 million years ago. The fish, named Anatolepls, is 40 million years older than
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    36 28 MANILA, Sun. The I Philippines' top military lawyer said today he had recommended lo Pres.dent Marcos the granting rf amnesty to 306 more martial law detainees, In line with an arrrnded amnesty decree. AFP.
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    65 28 AMMAN (Jordan) Sun. Saudi Arabia U trying to control local and International Inflation by supporting a freere In the price of oil, Riyadh radio yesterday quoted a Saudi minister as saying. "The stabllltv of th? International economy Is vrry Important to developing countries, so they should work
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    61 28 BEIRUT, Sun. A Swiss woman alleged to have carried a bomb In her luggage intended for a Palestinian agent left for home yesterday after being released on ball. Informed sources said. Mannl Albonlco, 23, a Zurich student, was detained In Lebanon on May 6 as she
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    163 28 Bomb kills head of North Yemen T>^HRAIN, Sun. North Yemen President Ahmed Hussain al-Ghashrni (abo^re) was assassinated yesterday by a parcel bomb, according to Sanaa Radio. His funeral will take place tomorrow. The President was killed when a visiting envoy from South Yemen President Salem Robaya All opened a case
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    525 28 Phnom Penh: Viet coup bid foiled BANGKOK, Sunday KAMPUCHEA today claimed it had foijed a recent Vietnamese plan to engineer a coup aimed at toppling the Phnom Penh Government. The official Radio Phnom Penh, quoting an Information Ministry spokesman, said the alleged coup plan was "destroyed by the government, people
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    312 28 Janata cracks down on party indiscipline NEW DELHI, Sun. DRIME Minister Morarji Desai said today that his Janata Party was now cracking down on internal divisions which are reported to have brought it to the brink of a major crisis. The party's parliamentary group was clearing away the "foul stench"
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    38 28 ANNAPOLIS (Maryland). Sun. A woman and child were m'sslng and believfd drowned and almost a dozen ether prcple wjr: In lured In the crash of two laj-?e cabin crullers late yesterday In Chfr>Deake Buy, police said.
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