The Straits Times, 29 June 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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    Lock icon Senate vote pushes dollar further down
    311 1 Senate vote pushes dollar further down TOKYO, Wed A TOUGHENING of the US Senate's opposition to President Carter's energy policies helped push the dollar further down on the Tokyo foreign exchange market today. At one point the dollar fell to 203.80 yen its lowest level since World War Two. The
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    Lock icon VIETS HIT KAMPUCHEA
    496 1 Tanks and planes support 70,000 troops in big push BANGKOK, Wednesday VIETNAMESE forces, using tanks and warplanes, have launched a major new offensive into neighbouring Kampuchea and may have penetrated up to 60 km into the territory of their one-time communist ally, Thai and American military analysts
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    Lock icon Caroline marries businessman
    121 1 MONTE CARLO. Wed. Princess Caroline, 21, of Monaco today married Philippe Junot. a French businessman 17 years her senior, after a two-year romance which began In a Paris discotheque and survived the sustained disapproval of her parents. Prince Rainier, whose family have ruled this tiny principality since
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    Lock icon China sets up missile units
    149 1 HONGKONG, Wednesday fHE Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) has officially established ground-to-air guided missile units, the leftwing Ta Rung Pao said today, quoting the New China News Agency. The disclosure was made in a recent NCNA report on Chinese Party Chairman Hua Kuo-feng commending the
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    Strike chaos
    38 1 SYDNEY. Wed A 4»hour strike by 11.000 train engineers, in all states except Western Australia. threw rush-hour trafhc Into chaos today as hundreds of thousands of commuters In capital dtles battled their way to work. OPI.
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    ANGRY MOB BURNS BUILDINGS
    128 1 HOUSES are seen rutted and cars burned during riots by students in Matamoros, Mexico, protesting against alleged police brutality on Tuesday. Officials confirmed at least two rioters were killed and 15 were hospitalised with wounds from four hours of fighting with police. The riotinc evolved from
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    Lock icon Move to boost trade
    45 1 CANBERRA. Wed. Australia and the Philippines have agreed there are ample pi aspects for new trade opportunities, aod have decloed to study them on an lndustry-to-lndustry basis. This was decided at the fourth three-day PhilippinesAustralia Business Cooperation meeting ending yesterday. AP
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    54 1 BOSTON, Wed. Five men. one of them a former television Investigative reporter, were round today shot to death In gangland fashion In the basement of a dingy downtown disco and restaurant. The victims apparently were killed by shotgun blasts after they had been herded into a
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    Team to find China ties formula
    824 1  - Team to find China ties formula MILTON CHASE From Washington, Wad. A HIGH-LEVEL Congressional mission will arrive in Peking on Monday to explore ways of normalising relationship with China by taking another hard look at the Shanghai Communique signed in 1972. The chairman of the House Subcommittee on Asian and
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    113 1 Europe to US by air for 92 cents AMSTERDAM, Wed. A A Dutch tour operator has started transporting customers from Amsterdam to US destinations at a one guilder (92 Singapore cents) single fare. "We will also bring them back for a guilder," Mr. Mike Koster, of the Oefau Touring Office,
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    42 1 NEW YORK. Wed Dow Joms averages, based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus 817.05. off 0 36; 20 transp 217.37. up 0.04; 15 utlls 101.43. up 0.13; GS stocks 281.21. up 0.30. UPI
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    LATEST 200 DIE IN LAND GRAB
    70 1 LATEST 200 DIE IN LAND GRAB DACCA, Wed. At leaat 200 people were killed and many other* were wounded today In an attack on a remote villare In a medieval land grab. About 5M people armed with blinding chili dust, spears, scythes, sticks and knives raided the village, 116 km
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      Lock icon Arabs fail to push through anti-Israel motion
      142 2 Arabs fail to push through anti-Israel motion GENEVA, Wed. Arab states, deserted by former African and Latin American allies, yesterday failed to push through a resolution renewing condemnation of Israel at the International Labour Organisation (ILO) annual conference. The motion was lost for lack of a quorum as delegates from
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      Lock icon CUBAN FORCE TO BOOST ADEN REGIME
      402 2 KUWAIT, Wednesday Arrival sign of Moscow's strong support I A CUBAN contingent of 500 men has landed in Aden to help consolidate the two-day old pro-Soviet government of South Yemen, the Kuwait daily AI Anbaa reported today. The Cubans will back up an existing
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      Lock icon A SPACE ENCOUNTER
      67 2 THIS is not one of Hollywood's spinofT from the currently hot scifi (science fiction) craze sweeping the world. The three flying saucers whirling in space was snapped by 16-year-old Iranian student Jamshid Sayadipour in Shlraz, Iran and printed in a Teheran magazine. The same unidentified flying objects,
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      Lock icon Vance: Hope for direct M-E talks
      290 2 WASHINGTON. Wednesday US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, ruling out an early return to shuttle diplomacy, said yesterday there is a basis for hope that Egypt and Israel can now begin Intensified, direct negotiations on a Middle East settlement. In an interview with the
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      Lock icon 54 Iraqis executed
      80 2 BEIRUT, Wed. Some 54 people have recently been executed In Iraq and more than 80 others are awaiting sentence of death, in a crackdown by the Intelligence Service on the pro-Soviet Iraqi Communist Party, it was claimed here today. A communique from the league of Iraqi revolutionaries,
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      Lock icon Egypt plans to beef up its navy
      204 2 CURO. Wed. War Minister Oen. Mohammed Gamassy said yesterday Egypt is manufacturing missile- boats and has contracted to buy a number of destroyers and ground-to-sea missiles, presumably from Britain. Addressing a graduation ceremony at the Naval Academy in Alexandra. Gen. Gamassy said the
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      Lock icon Art auction of the century
      172 2 LONDON. Wed. The eifht-day auction of the BJ7 superb and varied art treasures of the late German Jewish indutriallst -<<>- bert Von Hirsch. dubbed the art sale of the century, ended tiiumphantly last night by fetching a total of K. 18 468.300 (about SS7B million)
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      Lock icon Kosygin calls for closer Comecon links
      117 2 Kosygin calls for closer Comecon links BUCHAREST, Wed. Soviet Prime Minister Alexet Kosygln today called (or closer cooperation In longterm planning within the communist Comecon grouping and Indicated Moscow would like to see the organisation move faster towards overall Integration. Mr Kosygln was speaking on the first day of a
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      Lock icon Tokyo Round doubts
      65 2 GENEVA, Wed. Serious doubt* emerged yesterday that the Tokyo Round of trade liberalisation negotiations will meet the July IS deadline (or agreement on the main political Issues. Despite a last-m Inule •curry of top-level meetings, several negotiators said, all the major problems an unlikel; to be settled
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      109 2 INSTITUTE OF BANKERS CONVERSION COURSE Tuition by correspondence now available through FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS NOME STUDIES DIVISION in association with Wolsey Hall Candidates who enrol now will be tutored for the November 1978 examinations. Successful candidate* will qualify for the Institute of Bankers Stage II examinations. Federal Publications Home Studies Division
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      Lock icon Water supplies cut
      58 3 NARITA. Wed. Water supplies to Tokyo's Narita airport were suspended temporarily today after polic found empty oil drums and packets of insecticide floating on a nearby reservoir. Police, who were investigating possible links between the incident and lef^wing radicals opposed to the airport, said supplies were resumed
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      Lock icon Top-level US science team to visit Peking
      434 3 Expansion of bilateral ties WASHINGTON, Wed. rpHE White House, stepping up US ties with China, yesterday announced it was sending a highranking government delegation of scientists to Peking next month. The 14-member delegation, which will be led by Dr. Frank Press, President Carter's
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      Lock icon Charles goes 'soul'
      70 3 THE beat goes on for Prince Charles. First it was samba time in Rio. Now it is soul wriggling in London for the hip-swinging prince. Charles was getting together at the County Hall with girls from St. George Secondary School. The occasion was the London Education Authority's
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      Lock icon 'Russia may knock on Taiwan's door'
      329 3 TAIPEH, Wednesday THK Soviet Union will most likely approach Taiwan in the event of normalisation of relations between Washington and Peking, an American strategic expert asserted here yester- (lay. Dr. William Klntner, the visiting director of the Philadelphia Centre for Foreign Policy Studies, made
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      Vietnam seeks trade first, US told
      294 3 Vietnam seeks trade first, US told HONGKONG, Wed OENIOR South Viet- namese officials "bluntly and repeatedly" told a group of visiting American businessmen the Hanoi government wants to set aside political issues and begin trading with the United States immediately, the leader of the delegation said today. "They want to
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      Lock icon CHINA'S $2 b SHOT IN ARM FOR HONGKONG
      145 3 CHINA'S $2 b SHOT IN ARM FOR HONGKONG HONGKONG, Wed. China Is injecting confidence in Hongkong by beginning a US$l billion (552.33 billion) property development programme here, the South China Morning Post, reported today. Peking is carrying out the programme through its commercial vehicle, Klu Kwong Investment Corporation, a Hong-kong-incorporated
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      Lock icon Right-to-drink group plans protest
      128 3 Right-to- drink group plans protest NEW DELHI, Wed A group of Indians demanding the right to drink alcoholic Uauor, plan to demonstrate outside the house of Prime Minister Morarji Desai, a staunch prohibitionist. It will be the first organised attempt to oppose the government's prohibition policy. Mr. K.K. Toofan. a
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      172 3 The international trade mark. Overseas Containers Limited was formed by four and a world leader in international trade, and in the process famous British shipping lines to concentrate centuries of is helping to shape the patterns of world-wide distribution, experience in maritime trading into a modern system of Serving over
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      Lock icon Thailand's draft constitution up for debate
      329 4 'PM need not be MP' proposal- BANGKOK, Wed. THAILAND'S -L National Legislative Assembly tomorrow begins debating a controversial new draft constitution under which the country's prime minister need not necessarily be an elected member of Parliament. The 191-clause draft charter— which If adopted will
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      Lock icon Smallest US deficit since September
      255 4 Smallest US deficit since September WASHINGTON, Wednesday rpHE United States yesterday reported its x smallest trade deficit since last September, but the May 1978 shortfall of US$2.2 billion (about Sss billion) was gigantic when compared to the deficit of U*****.6 million recorded in May last year. The growth of America's
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      Lock icon Refugee death toll: 800
      72 4 DACCA, Wed. More than 800 refuge-: i, mostly women and children, have died in makeshift camji; along the Bangladesh bordei tince a Muslim exodus fiom Burma began three months aeo, a Dacca newspaper said yesterday. Hundreds more refugees, braving monsoon rains and flooding In some camp*,
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      Lock icon BRITAIN TO CANCEL $4.7 b DEBTS
      154 4 BRITAIN TO CANCEL $4.7 b DEBTS LONDON, Wed— Britain Is planning to announce cancellation of Third World debts totalling £1.1 billion (554.7 billion) at next month's economic summit in Bonn, Development Cooperation Miniver Judith Hart said yesterday. Speaking to a group of correspondents, she said the planned debt relief would
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      Lock icon Resolutions to end martial law
      98 4 Resolutions to end martial law MANILA, Wed. The Philippines' new National Assembly today listed for future discussion two resolutions calling for an end to nearly six years of martial law in the Philippines. They were presented by independents who won seats in the 200member assembly without being on the government's
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      Lock icon Absurd, says Christina
      51 4 MOSCOW, Wed—Chrtotlna OnauU. daughter of late Oreek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassls yesterday described as "stupid" and "absurd" reports that she was to marry a Russian shtDolng official. "It la completely absurd." the twlce-dlvorced. 27-year-old heiress said of the report carried by the London Dally Express on Monday.
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      Princess Caroline weds
      60 4 PHILIPPE Junot (left) has every reason to Huh a smile. X Yesterday he married Princess Caroline (by his side) in private yet flittering civil and religious ceremonies. This picture was taken at a gala ball in their honour at Monaco Palace on Tuesday night. At right are
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      Lock icon Korean boat sinks after collision
      126 4 Sl.Ol L, Wed— A North Korean boat was sunk In collision with a southern naval vessel just south of the western sea extension of the common border last night, the Defence Ministry announced here today. It said that the five crewmen rescued from the boat
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      Lock icon Iceland PM makes way for takeover
      132 5 Iceland PM makes way for takeover REYKJAVIK, Wed. Icelandic Premier Oelr Hallgrlmsson resigned today and cleared the way for a minority government of socialists and communists to take power this week. The outgoing Centre Right government lost 10 seats in general elections last Sunday and now has a majority of
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      Lock icon Sit-in at embassy
      59 5 MOSCOW, Wed. A group of seven Soviet Pentecostallsts rus h ed police guards into the US embassy here today and said they would not leave the building until they were allowed to emigrate. "Well stay until the visa authorities give us permission to leave the country," Pyotr
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      Lock icon 25 guerillas killed
      61 5 MANILA. Wee. Government troops killed 2$ communist guerillas and captured another 144 In the fioithern Pnillpplnes since January this year, a senior military official said here today. Brigadier-General Romeo Gatan. chief of the hist military command, said the guerillus were from toe Maoist K-w Ptopie's Army (NPA),
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      Lock icon Editor shot dead
      70 5 BILBAO (Spain), VM. A Bilbao newspaper editor was shot dead outside his suburban home here today and police said the killing had all the hallmark* of the Basque separatist guerilla group FTA. They said Jose Maria Portell. 46, editor of the weekly paper Hoja Del Lunes. was
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      Lock icon DIPLOMAT DEFECTS TO BRITAIN
      82 5 DIPLOMAT DEFECTS TO BRITAIN LONDON, Wed. A Soviet diplomat who disappeared with his family from Geneva two weeks ago has been given permission to stay In Britain, the Home Office said last night. He is Vladimir Rezun, described by the Swiss as an attache at the Soviet mission in Geneva
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      Lock icon Slander charge against newsmen
      351 5 Two American journalists hauled before Moscow court MOSCOW, Wed. rpWO American correspon- dents were accused in a Moscow court today of publishing slanderous information about a televised confession by a convicted dissident. The president of the Moscow City Court, Lev Almazov, handed over the accusations, brought
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      Lock icon Tough time for Dobrynin
      237 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. The Soviet Embassy yesterday opened its doors for a rare press conference to push sales of coins commemorating the I i 1980 Olympics to be > held In Moscow, but the ocdfcsion almost became a public relations disaster. The Russians could hardly have picked
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      Lock icon Cosmonauts head for Salyut link-up
      253 5 MOSCOW, Wed. A SOYUZ spacecraft carrying a Polish and a Soviet cosmonaut headed today for a rendezvous with the orbiting Salyut-6 space station. The Soyuz-30 spacecraft crewed by mission commander Pyotr Klymuk. 36. and Polish air force Major Mlroslaw Olermaszewskl, 37, the second Soyuz crew
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      76 5 TORONTO, Wed. A South Korean diplomat who sought asylum because tat feared he would be tortured If he returned home has been allowed to stay In Canada. an immigration spokesman sa;d today. Yung-man Yang. 41. scught refugee status for himself •id hin family la*t Anril. He
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      61 5 PARIS. Wtd. Three policemen were Injured and at least 40 people arrested la&t night In dashes betwetn poLce and extreme leftists pretesting against a Euro- an rightist rally In Paris The rightist rally, attended by 1.600 militant* from France, Italy and Spain, was held to launch
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    Third revolving restaurant will open soon
    264 6 Third revolving restaurant will open soon SINGAPORE'S third revolving restaurant atop Change Alley Aerial Plata in Clifford Pier, is all set to spin after an unsuccessful three-year bid by Its owners to Irt out the place. Clifford Holdings, owners of the pla?» of which the revolving tower is a part,
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    MORE SIA FLIGHTS TO WEST ASIA
    72 6 MORE West Asian j points will be served by Singapore Airlines this year, starting with a twice-weekly service to Beirut In August, to be followed by a fortnightly service to Kuwait in November. There are plans to serve Dharan in Saudi Arabia soon, said
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    Judge erred on crucial issue of corroboration says counsel
    471 6 Judge erred on crucial issue of corroboration says counsel f AWYER Mr. J.B. Jeyaretnam, arguing the appeal of a police constable convicted of corruption, submitted in the High Court yesterday that the trial Judge had seriously misdirected himself on the crucial issue of corroboration of the testimony of the key
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    PA baby show
    58 6 THE women's sub-commit-tees ol Upper Sera nitron and Lowland Road community centres will jointly hold the People's Association baby show 1978 on July 16 at 9 a.m. at Sin Mln High School. For details, call personally at the centres or ring *****61 or 28(4137 between 3 p.m.
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    Hand caught in machine: Youth may lose two fingers
    645 6 A TEENAGER last night faced the unhappy prospect of loosing two fingers of his right hand after It. was caught in a pressing machine yesterday the sesond similar mishap within two days. The latest victim was a machine operator. Koh Thlam
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    Desaru trip
    30 6 ANBON community centre's youth group is organising a trip to Desaru on Sunday from 7.30 a.m. For further details, ring *****30 from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. I
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    Cuppage Road stalls open in August
    75 6 THE $2.7 million Cup page Road market and food centre Is due to open for business in August. More than 400 stalls have been balloted at the centre. Some of these will be taken up by hawkers who will be re-sited there from Orchard
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    Airport bus service starts Saturday
    188 6 Airport bus service starts Saturday Lui;al> residents win ne allowed to ride in air-conditioned coaches that will be operated by the Singapore Airport Bus Services from Saturday. However, they will be allowed to alight only at the designated hotels along the route. A total of 15 coaches will ply between
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    Lift robbery charge
    49 6 TAN Eng Kialc was charged In a magistrate's court yesI terday with robbing Tan Siw Eng of $30 while armed with a knife In a lift In Blcck B. Parrer Court on June 16. No plea was tak?n. His case will be mentioned on July 5.
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    Eagles festival
    31 6 A SIX-DAY Eagles musical festival will b:gln this Sunday at the Island Ballroom of Shangri-La Hotel at 7.30 p.m. The speaker is Dr. O. D. James. Admission l.s free.
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    Report dirty toilets appeal to the public
    318 6 Report dirty toilets appeal to the public 1 rpHE Ministry of the X Environment has 1 appealed to the public to report cases of dirty or badly maintained t toilets In eating houses s and coffee-shops. This will help the 1 ministry to check on r dirty toilets a matter
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    Year's jail
    45 6 A CRIMINAL law superpervlsee. Lee Mun Foo, wat jailed tor a ytar by a district court for breaching a supervision order by falling to remain at his nous* In Banda Street from 7 p.m on May 25 to 6 a.m. the nexi day.
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    SINGER HELPS RAISE FUNDS
    127 7 FONG Lin Chao (right), a Taiwanese recording artiste with 12 records to her name, will be one of the stars of the Radiant Variety Show at the National Theatre tonight and tomorrow night. Other stars include Jimmy Lin Choong, the evergreen actor-cum-singer, Wu Ying Ying, a
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    Rotary lunch
    33 7 THE Rotary Club of Singapore West will end the Rotary Year 1871-1978 with a lunch at the Shangri-La Hotel today at 1 p m. There will also be a fashion show.
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    Stranded ones home
    48 7 ALL except a handful of the 200 Filipino Jobseekers stranded here last December have returned to their country, The Filipinos had ar- rived In Singapore believing that they could get Saudi Arabian Job contracts, but the local employment agency was found to be a fake.
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    Batam: Lee sees role for our entrepreneur
    524 7 rpHE Prime Minister has spoken of the possibility of more cooperation between the private sector of Indonesia and Singapore in the development of Bat a m Island. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew talked of such a possibility to reporters covering the Lee-Suharto summit at
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    Court rejects widow's application
    256 7 Court rejects widow's application A WIDOW, who failed to lodge promptly her appeal against a district judge's order last December requiring her to give up possession of three houses, was refused leave yesterday by the Hi^h Court to file her notice of appeal at this late stage. Mr. Justice D'Cotta
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    Phone book for 1978 available from July 10
    285 7 rpHE Telecommunica-- tion Authority of Singapore will begin distributing new telephone directories from July 10. The collection centres for the Singapore Phone Book July 1978 have been decentralised for the convenience of subscribers. The centres will be at: Aljunleci Community Centre, Upper
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    Ben turnover fell $8.5m in 6 months
    584 7 Ben turnover fell $8.5 m in 6 months -Witness at Choudhury trial rE sales turnover of Ben and Co. suffered an $8.5 million flrop during the second half of 1976 alone, a district court was told yesterday C I D s Commercial Crime Branch accountant Mr. Chla Khong Slen, who
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    $38.5 million loan for Straits Steamship
    83 7 STRAITS Steamship nnounced It has accept;d a $38.5 million loan for even years from a synUcate of banks. The banks Involved in >ie loan are Citibank, Bank of America, Natlo»ai Trust and Savings Association, the Chartered Bank, the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp., Post
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    Cures have not got to bottom of world's ill: Goh
    707 8 THE acting Prime Minister and Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, said yesterday that the cures for the ills of the world have not really got to the basic causes of the ailments. He is hence doubtful of the efficacy
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    Kidnap gang suspect detained
    129 8 Kidnap gang suspect detained t ALAYSIAN police iTlare believed to have arrested one of the two remnant cane members wanted in connection with the kidnapping of a wealthy Indonesian businessman's eight-year-old son in Singapore last year. The snspec:, a 29-year-old Malaysian, was said to have been caught near the Malay-sian-Thai
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    Sentence on youth upheld by court
    283 8 THE High Court yesterday rejected a lawyer's submission that his client, convicted of armed robbery, should have been sent to the Reformative Training Centre rather than to Jail. The court heard that the robber. Soon Tak Seng, 19, had his sentence postponed by the
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    Four rob woman after talking way into her home
    352 8 Four rob woman after talking way into her home TX)UR men talked a r housewife into letting them enter her home on the pretext of using the phone and then robbed her of cash and jewellery worth $10,550 on Tuesday. It happened about 8.45 a.m. Just after Mrs. Yong Slow
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      277 8 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh 6c Hal Camp room/CD c. iDo^ccn -n-Ti SO/ViF DAYS HE I OROOVER.WHAT ARE YOU 1,1 -WHEN I GRADUATE BE^S^wr top Si Jil£ I DOESN' 7 IN AT STUDYING <} IM GOING TO OET VTamT o ,ru?r^u ALL- HE MUST TMINK IN COLLEGE Y GOVERNMENT-
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    Fly- bynight firm: Suspect helping in probe
    228 9 A MAN Is now. helping police in their investigations Into a fly-by-night firm in International Plaza, Anson Road, which reportedly cheated a number of businessmen and companies of more than $300,000. The suspect, aged about 30, was picked up by officers from the
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    School show
    30 9 RAFFLES Institution Interact Club will bold a twoday exhibition on Asean art and crafts at Rafiles Institute n auditorium beginning I tcday lrom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    More trade with Asean nations urged
    1148 9 SICC chief tells of its importance T*HE outgoing chair- man of the Singapo r e International Chamber of Commer c c, Mr H.H. Waetcks, urged yesterday that Singapore should develop further trade with the other Asean countries, whJch last year amounted to $7.9 billion
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    DISCO QUEEN CONTEST TO RAISE FUNDS
    86 9 THE first Disco Queen I contest organised by the YMCA of Singapore will be held on Saturday, at Northern Palace Restaurant. Elght finalists and their partners have been selected for the contest, The Disco Queen will win a return air ticket to Bangkok and
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    Fire safety seminar
    60 9 A SEMINAR on safety and flic prevention in highrlse buildings will t: held b- the Building Control Division of the Public Works Department today at the Regional Language Centre. The one-bay seminar, sponsored by the Board of Architect* and the Professional Engineers Board, Is aimed at disseminating
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    BRUNEI TALKS NEAR ACCORD
    128 9 BRUNEI TALKS NEAR ACCORD lONDON. Wed. It J looks very much as if Brunei and the British Government ha-ic reached considerable agreement on the question of independence. The talks that have been going on since last week between the Sultan of Brunei and the British Government, have been going well,
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    Zoo lowers rates for 'Friends'
    141 9 H»HE Singapore ZooloJL gical Gardens has .i.«/ered the rates of its Friends of the Zoo (FOZ) scheme to attract more members. The new rates, with Immediate effect, are: $500 for corporate, $25 for family and $10 for Individual, compared to the old rates of $2000.
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    School fair on Saturday
    49 9 METHODIST Olrta' School will hold a food and fun fair at Its Mount Sophia premises on Saturday between 10 a.m. and S pjn. It hopes to raise 1130.000 (or Its primary school building project. Its old glrU' association Is also taking part in the (air.
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    S'pore firm in joint venture to repair ships in Brunei
    273 9 A SINGAPORE firm has formed a JointA venture shipyard in Brunei to repair ships and service the offshore oil exploration industry. Pan Electric Industries and several Brunei firms have formed the new firm, Kuala Belait Shipyard Ltd, in which Pan
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    INSIST ON HAVING PASSPORTS STAMPED
    264 10 Johore advice to S'poreans fHE Johore Baru immigration office yesterday advised Singaporeans tiayclling to Malaysia via the Causeway to insist on having their passports endorsed to avoid "misunderstandings" on their return. The Senior Assistant Director of Immigration ai, the Causeway. Encik Hamid Ahmad, said: "In
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    23 S'pore fishermen held in Burmese jails
    224 10 23 S'pore fishermen held in Burmese jails ffTWENTY-THREE Singa- pore fishermen are being held in Burmese prisons for alleged violation of the country's territorial waters. They were in three boats the SMF 411 which left Singapore on Dec 22 and the SMF 506 and SMF 756 which left on Jan.
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    Why youth must learn to cope with future skills: Rahim
    233 10 Why youth must learn to cope with future skills: Rahim 'THE younger generation of Singaporeans must learn to cope with the new systems of production and communications of the future, said the Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Enclk Rahim Ishak yesterday. Opening the Temasek Junior College in Bedok South
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    WORKER PINNED TO DEATH: OPEN VERDICT
    160 10 WORKER PINNED TO DEATH: OPEN VERDICT A LABOURER died of a fractured pelvis after he was pinned under a 666-kilogram roll of paper in a factory storeroom, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Cheng See Long, 23, had Just finished stacking up rolls of paper of metre-long diameter with a co-worker
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    Baby show
    16 10 QUEENBTOWN community centre will hold a baby show on July 16 at 2 p.m.
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    Film show for students
    34 10 THE National Museum will screen three films (or students at Its premises on Saturday at 10.45 a.m. They are Somttce. Through the North-Wett passage and Summer at the South Pole.
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    PSA course
    37 10 THE PSA will hold a sixday rourss on Introduction to Organi satloi. and Method* from July 19. at Its central training cchool In Tetbk Blangah Road. For details contact the PSA Ti anting Dtpartni. Nt
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    Tay is tipped to be SMA executive director
    200 10 Tay is tipped to be SMA executive director A FORMER top ranking civil servant, Mr. Tay Scow Huah (above), is tipped to be the next executive director of the Singapore Manufacturers Association. According to sources, Mr. Tay will succeed Mr. Lee Ong Pong on July 1. It is believed that
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      Umno: What has PAS done to improve NEP?
      327 11 Umno: What has PAS done to improve NEP? KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. TTMNO has asked PAS. U which is critical o the New Economic i-olicy iNEP). wnat substantial contribution the party has made to Improve on the policy. If Indeed it needs improvement. "All this while. PAS has criticised the New
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      'Asri has no respect for Islam and the law'
      391 11 Mahathir replies to challenge KOTA BARU, Wed JYVTO Sen Dr. Mahathir Mohamed today described PAS national president Datuk Haji Mohamed Asii as a man who has no respect for Islam and the law. He said this in response to Datuk Asri's
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      DAP denies charge
      45 11 KUALA LUVPUR. Wed. The DAP candidate for Damansata. Mr. V David, has denied the allegation thht his workers were usln? cars bee ring PAS symbols to campaign in the constituency. He said his workers were "tco disciplined to icsort to such tactics."
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      New complex
      31 11 ALOR STAR. Wed. In.nvlßratlon authority and other government departments at the Changloon border check point will be operating Ir 'heir new $600,000 complex at Bukit Kayu Hltam from S«turday.
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      Berjasa will join Front after polls
      166 11 ALOR STAR, Wednesday "OERJASA will join the National Front after the general elections, its president, Datuk Mohamed Nasir, said today. "We will submit our application after the elections," he told reporters here. He said the only "problem" for Berjasa to Join the Front was
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      23 11 KOTA K.ufABALU. Wed. Datuk Mohammad Adrian Robert was sworn In as the sixth Yanj Dlpertua Ncgerl of Sabah here y«sterday. Reuter.
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      Anti-national threat
      58 11 IFOH. Wed MCA president Datuk Lee San Chocn said today the people's right to vot? In the general elections was bcln'.! threatened by anti-national "elements who would use the oppoit unity to create trouble. "These anti-natioral elements pose a constant threat to our security and sovereignty." he said
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      Seminar on resources
      65 11 Seminar on resources KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. About 200 sclent. sts and science -oriented professional; will meet here tomorrow to discus* various aspects of the country's natural resource!. Tin miners, rubber Industry experts, zoologists and agriculturists will meet at the two-day seminar en resources, rto'.arch and education organlEid by the Malaysian
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      Expel warning to Front men
      158 11 Expel warning to Front men KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— N atio n a 1 Front members who are contesting as indepe nrients are automatically expelled from the party, its secretarygeneral, Encik Ghafar Baba, warned toI day. "The question of their being re-admitted into the party does not arise," he told reporters
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      Lock icon LING FEUD ENDS: PRIVY COUNCIL ALLOWS APPEAL
      479 11 LONDON, Wed. AF EU D between three elder broth er s and three younger brothers of the Ling family of Sibu, Sarawak, has ended in London. The Privy Council last week decided that an appeal from the Federal Court of Malaysia should be
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      3 restaurants razed
      39 11 OORT KLANO, Wed. Fire destroyed three •T adjoining restaurants at the Jalan Watson Jalan Pelabohan Junction here and made about 50 workers jobless today. Total damage was estimated at about $100,000. However, no one was hurt.
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      Lock icon 'EXTORT BIDS BY MNLF' REPORT: A PROBE
      152 11 'EXTORT BIDS BY MNLF' REPORT: A PROBE S -NDAKAN. Wad- SABAH police are investigating alleged attempts b? the secessionist Moro National Liberation Front MNLF) of the Philippines to extort money from Sabah businessmen involved in barter trade with Filipino merchants, according to informed sources here. They said several traders in
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      Goodwill visit
      26 11 MALACCA. Wed. New Zealand's Chief of Oenervl Staff, M.ijor-General R.D.P. Ha:sctt, paid goodwill vls:t to the Third Division headquarters at the Terendak Camp today.
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      Call for special panel to fight corruption
      172 11 PNANO. Wed. The National Union of the Teaching Profession today called on the government to set up an Independent body, responsible only to Parliament, to combat corruption. It also urged the government to compel all elected representatives to declare their assets periodically. The
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      287 12 AA A AA A :7th STAR-RIFIC WEEK HAVE YOU SREN IT YET? i r Show* Start: lIBX Afalv Bvl "STAR WARS" Slarta: j X 10.30. I.IS. 4.00. ***** l ||M IO.SOam. IS. 4.20. C 6 45 4 9 30pm 1# la IX 7.05 a i.SOon. >• ADMISSION: $400 S2.M $1.50
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      225 12 m |i :REX^2 LAST 1AY!!! s 5 shows daily. 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.30 9.15 g Trinity's back in the saddle again and st^i horsing around. Xi^Vß mm m\ mmmt£w^i\ 1 tftV aT Jowpk L Ltvim mi AvcotraKKyPresentAii lulo Zingirelli Film pj Terence Hill .Bud Spencer J ADE 2%0 NIW SHOWING!
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    Students convene EGM to discuss that bond
    191 13 Students convene EGM to discuss that bond liHE Medical Society of the University of Singapore Is to hold an extraordinary general meeting next week to d/scuss what action to take In protest against the decision to Impose a bond on medical and dental undergraduate students upon their graduation. This was
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    Developing country
    458 13 SINGAPORE WINS HASSLE WITH IMF OVER STATUS CINGAPORE has won a tussle over its status with the International Monetary Fund which has agreed to continue classifying the country as a developing country. A Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) spokesman, who confirmed this yesterday, said the tussle ended in
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    PLAN TO RECLAIM ANOTHER 360 HECTARES
    172 13 PLAN TO RECLAIM ANOTHER 360 HECTARES ANOTHER 360 hectares of land from the sea is to be reclaimed under the East Coast reclamation scheme over the next six years, according to the Nation a I Development Ministry's 1977 annual report. The ministry's planners are making an in-depth study on their
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    Anti-bus fare hike forum a flop
    246 13 Anti-bus fare hike forum a flop A SINGAPORE Polytechnic Students Union's anti-bus fare hike forum at Prince Edward Road campus last night turned out to be a flop. What had been Intended to be a public debate became a mere gathering of over 250 students. All the seats except one
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    Children's Aid in need of more funds
    88 13 Children's Aid in need of more funds THE new residential wins at the Children's Aid Society's premises In Ciementl Road has been opened by the chairman's wife, Mrs. Sylvia Yokes, although part of the building fund was still short of the target. A society spokeanmn 'explained that (109,000 vere nerded
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      325 13 Goßveßtioß TBn organised b> the YMCA of Singapore SATURDAY, IST JULY 1978 from 8 pm to 2 am Northern Palace Restaurant, Colombo Court Attractive prizes to be won! Sec top Singapore Deejays in action PAUL CHEONG JOSEPH GOH LARRY LAI BRIAN RICHMOND TAN SWEE LEONG Also featuring Sa'adlah Ahmad Daud
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    The Straits Times THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1978 DANGER OF WAR
    345 14 The Straits Times THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1978 DANGER OF WAR FALLOWING the end of the war in Vietnam many Western, especially American, analysts and policy-makers have looked forward to the beginning of a new era of peace in the area. South-east Asia, they said, is on the verge of a
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    TIME TO REAPPRAISE
    279 14 ON the tricky question of the normalisation of Slno-Amerlcan relations, the Carter Administration has so far held two rounds of high-level talks the latest being Mr. Brzezlnskl's fairly successful Peking trip early this month. Yet It is apparent that the President and his advisers are still experiencing
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    Lock icon Moscow gets loyalty pledges from East European parties
    610 14  - Moscow gets loyalty pledges from East European parties STEPHEN MILLER By CONFRONTED with a \j new diplomatic venture by China, East Germany and other Soviet allies In Eastern Europe are calling for absolute loyalty to Moscow's leadership. The appeals, coupled with condemnations of Peking, come amid reports that Chinese Premier
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    Lock icon Passion to secede cools—but 'francisation' goes ahead
    830 14  - Passion to secede cools— but 'francisation' goes ahead MARTIN MERCER By THE passion to secede from Canada and create a French-speaking nation in the middle of North America has cooled recently, but most Quebecers are more determined than ever to protect their French culture and language. "We are a community
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    Lock icon Indochina and Japan are the focal points in Sino-Soviet rivalry
    1531 14  -  IAN MacKENZIE By THE bitter rivalry between China and the Soviet Union is intensifying in Asia, with warbattered Indochina and a hesitant Japan the new focal points of contention between the communist giants. In Indochina, Peking fears that a Vietnam
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      Affection caused misery to two couples
      216 15 Affection caused misery to two couples HAVE read your recent article and letters on the "ln-law problem" with a great deal of uneasiness. I am a typical example of a sister-in-law that was referred to by 'The Angry People" IST, June 15). I have two married brothers who have hlghr
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      Courtesy drive should include doctors
      193 15 Courtesy drive should include doctors I HAVE noticed that the on going courtesy campaign Is being directed at salespersonnel, taxi-drivers and waitresses. We should not forget that professionals, too. like the physician who hopefully does not only heel the body but also the spirit, should be Included in our courtesy
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      When was the draw?
      108 15 IWISH to bring to the attention of the public •hat some donation draw tickets sold by certain organisations seem misleading as the results of the draws were not pubUshed in the Straits cS a t S he ee m CLL a ii r vv e ce
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      A positive step
      150 15 THE PAGE OF YOUR LETTERS THE Implementation of a uniform pre-pri-mary year Is a positive step, (or nothing must be more depressing for the Primary One teacher than to face a class of 40 children from a variety of linguistic backgrounds, knowing she has an extensive syllabus
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      Who will solve problems of these hawkers?
      328 15 I AM positively disturbed by the vulgar manners in which Environment officers carry out their duty. On Sunday. June 18 when I was passing a market In Toa Payoh Lorong 1, I saw four men chasing an old lady. The lady was old
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      99 15 ►THE mass application X exercise carried out by the Housing and Development Corporation iHUDC) last October has drawn overwhelming response from middleincome families In need of housing. To date, little has been said about the means which HUDC will adopt to satisfy this demand. The purchase of houses at the
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      Her application for a flat was not among those in ballot
      216 15 Her application for a flat was not among those in ballot 1 AM wilting on behalf of my aunt whose residence Is affected by the resettlement scheme of the Housing Board. She has to vacate her present home in Middle Road when the resettlement office says so. The resettlement office
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      Police bus was over the limit
      160 15 Police bus was over the limit BETWEEN 2.30-2.45 p.m. on June 20 a police mini-bus OD 9i6 M with nve or six policemen, including two Vigilante Corps members, travelled between Chong Pang ana Nee Soon villages enroute to the city. Despite a clearly displayed 50km h sign on Its rear
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      155 15 EVERY motorcyclist. I am sure, applauds the repealing of the proposed crash bar legislation. How about now repealing a law already enforced that of banning the use of clear transparent visors by motorcyclists. Robbers on motorcycles used tinted visors with their crash helmets and thus escaped identification. The logical step,
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      169 15 Limb HUMm^M The Coff««9hop's new mtnu IncJuxtes savoury Singaporean dishes like Buah Keluak Ayam, Fried Kang Kong, Hainanese Mutton Soup, Fried Beef Kuey Teow. For dessert, try something delightfully different like Bobur Cha-Cha or Gula Malacca. In the evenings, there's seafood chillied crabs, steamed prawns. Really fresh and good. Our
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      222 15 JULY 3RD ISSUE CHINA vs VIETNAM: China and Vietnam seemed locked on a near collision coarse, with implications tar bmader than the tate ol refugees Says one US Diplomat: "Anything could happen Great amounts of lace are involved PLU& SAVE HAVEN AND TALK TRADE. D m •a. iMi- T y^M
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      831 15 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 3.80 PM Opraicj and Antarctic Summer 7.30 News (Malay) 3.30 Diary Of Events (Chinese) 7.45 Mai Fro* Atlantis The Disappearances 3.35 Eight Heroes Of Skw Lin (Mandarin Drama (Pt. 2) Serial— repeat) 8.30 Sperts Magazine 4.20 Intermission S.45 S And I Quiz 78 (4th Qrt-Final,
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      2631 16 PROSPECTUS ittrUNITED OVERSEAS FINANCE LIMITED (A member of the United Overseas Bank Group) Offer for sale of 5,000,000 shares of Ssl each at Ssl-50 per share payable in full on application by JARDINE FLEMING (Singapore) PTE. LIMITED UNITED CHASE MERCHANT BANKERS LIMITED The Closing date for this Offer is 10th
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      1132 17 VALUERS' REPORT The Board of Directors. 21st June 1976 United Overseas Finance Limited 124 126 Robinson Road Singapore Dear Sirs. VALUATION OF PROPERTIES AT (A) 124-126 Robinson Road (B) 438-440 Balestier Road (C) 391-393 North Bridge Road We have pleasure in forwarding herewith our report on the values of the
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      730 17 NET ASSETS 6 The net assets of the Company based on the audited accounts at 31st December 1977 are set out below:s•ooo $000 FIXED ASSETS (note 2) 4,903 STATUTORY DEPOSIT WITH MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE 5,281 CURRENT ASSETS Amount owing under block discount, hire purchase, housing, development and other loans
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      1150 17 Finance Companies Chung Khiaw Finance (Malaysia) Bhd. Malaysia 82.6 General Insurance United Overseas Insurance Limited Singapore 85.0 Investment Companies United Overseas Securities Limited Singapore 100.0 UOB Finance (H.K.) Limited Hong Kong 100.0 Lee Wah Enterprises (Re.) Limited Singapore 100.0 Trustees United Overseas Bank Trustee Limited Singapore 100.0 Nominee Services United
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      Prices move up strongly
      427 18 SHARK prices generally firmed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday traders renewed their interest in the other counters besides newlylisted Singapore Bus Service. New favourite* in the industrial sector were Sime Darby and Guthrie. Market leader Sime Darby shot up to $2.80 at one stage
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      K. LUMPUR
      398 18 BLUE chips and Investment counters, especially plantations, featured In very steady conditions at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. These shares accounted for the bulk of trading and finished with strong gains. Strong support for rubber shares pushed the rubber Index up 9.69 points to 577.41. Oalns here
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        148 18 Interbank raUs at 3 OC p.m. Currencies Nominal ratrs Smithsonian rrrerniifc quoted yesterday icross) parity change US dollar 2.31U5 2 3205 2.8196 —17 73 Sterling pound 4 2975 4.3027 7.3469 —41 to Hongkong dollar 49.85 49 91 50.-1 1:0 M'slhn aullar US.OC 98 19 100.00 ID] Aust schilling
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        ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
        207 18 ASIAN currency depoMt Interbank :ates as at CiO&e on June 28. IS Dollars {Spot) NOTE: These rate* may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their cuMomrri. 7 days 8 1/8 8 1 mth 7 3/4 V 5 8 2 mtns 8 14 8 18 3
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        41 18 Closing lite. bank rates on SuiKJ^ore dollar on June 28. Offer Bid O. anight 4 3 3 4 1 mth 5 18 5 2 mths 5 3/16 5 1 16 3 ir.thi S 1,4 5 18 Scarce: Aslk-y Pfwce.
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        52 18 RANGK of r«lf. offered by dia count houses on June 2H. Overn Khl I to ill;. Call deposit 3 1/491. Clolln. 3-Month ttM Treasury bills 3 5/16 3 1/11 3-Month Bank bills 5 1 18 IS/M 3-Month CD 5 I H s S-Month CO S5/U 9 3/11 (cures: Nationsl
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      25 18 I THE averafe rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers I is 7 per cent.
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        26 18 8Um Darby HiwP.r Sport Bu> KLKcponc Gutkrto Plant UOB Sel Property PuEWctric Wmtbm 004.1 3M.I 290,! 304.1 180.1 172,1 157.1 132.1 122.1 S4.I
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        34 18 June 27 June 28 B.T. Index: 1257.27 1314.03 Industrials: 331.76 336.99 Finance: 558.70 572.43 Hotels: 225. M 227.15 Properties: 206.45 207.07 Tins: 156.82 157.81 rubbers: 529.73 538.16 O.C.B.C: 304.51 310.86 S.E.S.Ind: 297.80 306.48
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        35 18 Spore Bus Tr«etor» K L Indiutrin Loyupe CCM Tf «nu Dev CKltni HRoynl B«rfcy*K*w.t MsiaaFmllU 291 450 89 us 430 171 185 131 230 218 -13 -8 -5 -4 -4 -3 -3 •2 -2
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        42 18 AN MO o— pl««t WrU 312 jnr HiUm Tla 1050 iMDutr 277 1ST 4«4 •IPropwtiM 23« AC 488 iMul 118 >auy*n 210 *tu Kawu 186 uUmM.U 168 JB|U 372 80 22 +20 4-19 4-16 18 14 14 13 4-13 4-13 12
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        369 18 HONGKONG: The market closed slightly higher on local and overseas Interest In moderately active trading and the Hang Seng index rose 3.81 points to 544.85. dealers said. Swire Pacific rose five cents to HKJB 05 and Wheelock IH to 53.124. while all other leaders rose 10 each. Hongkong Bank
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        386 18 TOKYO: Share prices rose sharply In active trading, led by Pharmaceuticals and electrlcals. desplt* the yen's strength, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 28.94 to 5.501 .04 points, with a volume of 290 million shares. The New Index was 414.92. up 2.74 points. AJInomoto Utal Viahl Ctiem Mahl
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        328 19 SYDNEY. Wed. The market drifted aimlessly with more falls for lead?rs but also some gains, but brokers expect little action while end of financial year factors persist Banks galmd. with the AN^} rising seven cents 'o $3.12. only a few cents shon of the price before the rights
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        New York recovers
        306 19 NEW YORK, Tues Stocks closed mostly hiil'er today In what was in*, d largely as a technical recovery from the big losses of the previous session. Considerable attention again focused on gaming and enurtalnnunt ssues which rime under heavy selling pressure early In the session bur. later
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        70 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 456 3 Monday 453.0 Week Ago 4«3.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 817.31 Monday 812 28 Week Ago 830 84 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Tuesday 108 to IW-i Monday IOOH to 110* II h HANG SENG Wednesday 544 M Tuesday ***** Week Ago 540 72 SYDNEY
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        147 19 AMSTERDAM Tues. Share prices were generally easier with Akio and Hoofovrnt 0 40 guilders lower e.<ch. while Royal Dutch rdged higher in Dutch Internationals, dealers said. Elsewhere, losses were led by HVI Ahold and Hcfcwkrn. Plim shares Included Midden SUndsb«nk. KLM and Alfrmrnr Bank N'ederUnd. State loans edged
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        101 19 ?VRICH Tucs Prices fluctuated narrowly In a quirt settlement day's trading influenced by the recover* on Wall Street, dealers said. Banks edged lower while t j'.ani lals closed little changed and Insurances were predominantly easier Among leading Industrials. Saurrr Bearer rose on speculative demand Fischer Beanr and Nettle
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        138 18 THE Straits tin price rose $18 to $1,743 per plcul In Penang yesterday on an official ottering down 20 tonnes to 221 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers falling £10 to £6,620 per tonne. LONDON: T!n en the day Irst £32 for Cash and C3O
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        30 18 Rubber: June 28. Singapore: July 234.00 cts (down 3.75 cts). Malaysia: July 239.000 cts (down 3.50 cts). Tin: $1,743 (up S18). Official ofTerint: 221 tonnes (down 20 tonnes).
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        56 18 Export prlcei in non-iterllng area* In US dollar per ounce. ill Australian dollar per ounce 1 2) Average price. telbourne in xndon lunch >arli ionnkong 1 port (2) 161.89 163.00 114 SOB 184. SOB 183.008 115.208 114 2SB H5 00B 133.008 115.758 136.87 186.46 WiOrmdar TuMdiy 115 20B 18S.00B
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        497 18 OPENING prices in the Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked down on lower London advices. Prices later recovered on upcuuntry buying and covering interest, but levels were not sustained and Increased offerings at the highs saw a lack of buyers and subsequently values retreated in moderate trading. The morning
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        108 18 r\AVLY 88R and SMR prices at noon yesterday: July Au» R.A.S. (Currrnt Mth) (Forward Mth) Boyen Sellen Buyer* Sellers SSR 20 (1 ton pallet) 216.00 218 OCN 217.00 219 00N SSR SO (1 ton pallet) 214.00 216.0UN 215.00 317.00N BLB.E.L.B. SMR 5CV (1 ton pallet) 241.50 243
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        114 18 /HINE»« PRODUCE EX- CHANGE. SINGAPORE NOOM TEITEROAY C«wiul Ml Bulk |S7 •cllcra. old drum (92 aclltri. new drum ♦»7 Hllrri. Co»i: Mixed llooM) UK /Com »3» buyers. rt»ft. Muniok AST a whiu fob 100% NL.W »400 lelleri. Sarmwak white fob M« NLW tUO mien. tarawik aiwclal blwk lob
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        35 18 LONDON: Oopfwr price, on TwruUy (prcv.wu In brmcktu). Wirttar Spot buyrra 00 (£7031, tellen £700 50 I £703 SOI. Tbr«* Month buytn £7i» 50 (1723). Mlltn £720 (£*****). ttarkat Una: Steady. •••a: 14,700 tonnn
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        62 18 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) invites banks and discount houses to tender for a total $45 million Treasury Bills The Bills are: 'A) $25 million 91 -day Treasury Bills to be issued from July 3 to July 7: (b) $20 million 182-day Treasury Bills to be
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        47 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. St Steamship (Sept 12.10) (0.258). V E (Sept f 1.26) (0.40 B).
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      1242 18 THE last transacted ready sale at the close of Mislness on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous days prices together with 1978 high and low. 'Adjusted for script/rights Issue). SECTION ONE INDUSTRIALS iit» Lut flt(h Low Company Sale +or217 132 Acma 215xd +4 214
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      313 18 Closing Tone: Very steady. TURNOVER: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore Including odd lots 'Ready' totalled: 0,276,000 units valued at $14, 494,000. Industrials accounted for 3.881.000, finance 472,000. hotels 432.000. properties 279,000, debentures, loans and bonds 26,000, oil palms 80,000, tins 117,000, and rubbers 117a.
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1759 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and busnes« tn and reported to the Stock Exchange of Slngapcre yesterday with the number of sliares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 ur.lts unless otherwise specified. All Time Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word •setf. Big Board
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1967 18 BID and off* pticea >fflcially llated and btMtiw In and I everted to the K. <Ala Lumpur Stock Bcobasge yesterday with the nuaoer of aharea trade shown In brackets In lota of 1.000 units unleas otberwlae speclfled. INOUtTHIALI A.ma 12 16B) XD. AJwiamat. (2.478) Au.m (2 208 2.238).
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      Winning streak at Genting Highlands
      707 19 AFTER having chalked up a 21 per cent profit growth raf in 1976 and expressing conservatism about prospects for last year. Oentlng Highlands has now produced a pleasant set of results for the year to Dec 31, 1977. With a solid 24 per cent growth
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      FELS is geared to face critical months ahead
      435 19 FELS is geared to face critical months ahead FAR East Levlngston Shipbuilding (FEXs has geared itself to operate with the fullest flexibility ln the critical months ahead, and Is ready at short notice to rationalise its activities even further to adjust to the often unpredictable changes ln the Industry. Chairman
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    220 19 Singapore major link, says Brazilian banker A TOP Brazilian banker er said yesterday that Singapore was an attractive set-np for an offshore branch because of the Asian Dollar Market base here and Brazil's changing trade pattern. Dr. Karlos Rischbirter. president of Banco do Brasil, who made the point when he
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    July 9 recital
    36 19 PIANIST Linda Fan* and soprano Monica Toh will give a piano and vocal recital ln the Music For Everyone series at the Development Bank of Singapore Auditorium on July 9 at 5 p.m.
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    Hazard of a worker rising too fast
    281 19 £S EMPLOYEE who is promoted too fast may experience mental stress if he is unable to cope with increased responsibilities. On the other hand, If he Is not given enough work he will doubt his competency ln the Job and feel downcast. The
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    FINE ON LOTTERY WOMAN REDUCED
    92 19 AWASHER WOMAN, Tan Chloh. 49, was fined $7,000 by a magistrate for assisting ln carrying on an illegal lottery on Dec 3 last year, had her fine reduced to $3,000 by the High Court yesterday. In reducing the sentence, Mr. Justice Kulasekaram. took Into consideration
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    Absent VC fined
    45 19 A VIGILANTE Corps member was yesterday fined $100 on each of 10 charges of absconding from national service training. Toh Kirn Guan. 27. pleaded guilty to skipping training at Buklt Panjang Government High School centre from Feb 18 to April 23, 1975.
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    Stole after watching World Cup on TV
    130 19 AFTER -watching the World Cup soccer final on television on Monday morning three youths went for a stroll, felt hungry and decided to raid a soft drinks stall at the Jalan Bukit Merah construction site. Noordln bin Mohamed Yunos, and Kamarudin bin Osman.
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      741 20 CLASSIFIED ADS »84 4412 1 I FOR SALE 4V SHOPPING GUIDE Bhn^j^^T^l^rokeridowncamerao^ro^ lector. We'll give you $100/- for it! Yes $100/when you buy any Minolta Sound camera or projector. Who else can make such a fantastic offer:modfi Normal For your You should N»tt Prtc* old If m only pay Minolta
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      657 20 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE IKIMBERLEY DEPT. CO. Houee of Coomottca i Par. turnerlee. Special discount up lo 50% We buy ln bulk and you enjoy the reduced prices. See for yourself, the wide range we have especially for you. 181-A ISSA, Outram Park Shopping Cantra (*****97, *****80) 111, Ist
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      836 20 AEG WASHING MACHINE cares for your laundry From Kong Hua Electrical Company, 121/ 123, Geylang Road. Tel: *****1/ *****55 HARMAN KARDON TAPE Deck model 1000 with memory and dolby system, now $280 Special offer t while stock lasts View: 103 Frankel Avenue phone *****8/ *****45 (weekdays) TO CLEAR) BELOW cost!
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      1205 20 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE OESTETNER DUPLICATOR «S0 unused $2,000 o no Tel: *****00 Dleeal Enghiea a Spare Perta for aa—^aaa—a— Clearance Sete below coet. K^Bsb^V^l Recondition dlesel engines ■HbBHBBbIBbI Bedford 330 a»»»»aa»»aa»»a»»»aa»»»»»»»»»^B»i»»» Perkins 6354 DLC TRANSPORT OFFERS animal Mercedes OM 352 transportation, residence bathLayland 401 Ing/ de-tlcklng. airport New
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      941 20 AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX TaWaaoM SarvW S^!"*",* 5 ixam -soopm I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE Public Holidays 9 00 a.m. 1.00 p.m ti FMPI OVMFIMT Saturdays IXam- 3 00 p m f,5?.,hWi.0. A OM.UrS.rrtr. Regular office Komt, I» VEHICLES BOATS Times Orchard IV ACCOMMODATTON PROPERTIES Centre MIOS LucKy Plata
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      769 20 lIQH-CALIBREO. INDEPENDENT ecretarles needed urgently to /ork on a temporary basis for a cll-establlshed International ompany Must be willing to work i Jurong Only those available need call: *****5 "oday' EMALE CLERK WANTED for rlntlng company Able to type 35 rpm. with distinction In Mathematics. Experience not lecessary Starting salary
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      615 20 II EMPLOYMENT A Fast Orowlng Company in Jurong requires ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT c Possesses relevant qualifications AC. A foundation or equivalent: and/ or possesses necessary experience c Responsible for book-keeping functions, preparation of monthly trial balance and related financial statement, c Able to work Independently c Able to type will be
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      597 20 Yellow Pagas require SALES LADIES Earn »500-$650 monthly Minimum age 22 Singaporean Senior Cambridge for equivalent Conversant In English <r Chinese Two years sales experience preferably telephone sales Have excellent telephone personality. Will contact business people mainly by telephone Salary plus Incentive plan A career opportunity Please write: GENERAL TELEPHONE
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      859 21 II EMPLOYMENT •I Sal*. B— i A WeH-Estabnehed EUROPEAN COMPANY Npß immodtattt) Va>Ca>OCt*M fC MALE/FEMALE BALES REPRESENTATIVES Able to converse in English and Chinese Age 25 -35 c vfss own car a Prepared to work at Irregular hours a Experience not necessary (training provided) Succeeetul applicants srM be offered: Basic
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      789 21 COSMETIC DISTRIBUTORS ENTERPRISES requires the following 1 3 SALES REPRESENTATIVES 1 7 FEMALE COUNTER PROMOTERS 3. 12 PART-TIME PROMOTERS We offer basis salary, allowance, commission and monthly bonus to positions 1 1 and (2) only Call at 10S. Ist floor. Internetlonet Plaza 30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. YOUNG AND PLEASANT
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      1392 21 II EMPLOYMENT jpply personally to Expression Dynamics. 2nd floor 280. Lucky Plaza Spore 9 1^ l_l I I I f> C REOUIRED SALES REPRE- UM I I U> SENTATIVES to promote well Wr II I sfel r Bar known German products j are expanding and we require WHAT FUTURE^ So'you
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      697 21 II EMPLOYMENT INCOM SPORE PTE. LTD. Invites applications for O.C. INSPECTORS I The Successful applicants will tn1 sped Incoming materials. Inprocess components or final goods according to blue-print to ensure quality conformity. The ability to use precision measuring instruments namely micrometers, gauges, callper or hardness tester advantageous. Applicants tor tne
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      726 21 A manufacturing concern In Jurong requires LABORATORY ASSISTANTS Applicants should have at least j O Levels In Chemistry and Biology Male applicants should have completed National Service Salary between $280 to $290 p.m TfM co*np#oy pfOvtotM frfM trsiv I Spoil from lowm lo JwronQ. interested applicants should submit their applications
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      992 21 II EMPLOYMENT S •oS JJ c (N Weii-sstabilshed Tyre ManuC en 1 3 a(C fe facturer with good growth r ft j potential raquiraa a 5 s J ca lljiS* production operators "•<» j1520 (Mate) aj 5 SSCO 1) Age: 16-40 years old 3 |j«,? -ii i 2) Must work
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      415 21 II EMPLOYMENT Attention all GIRLS/ LADIES especially those in Katong, Kallang, Joo Chlat, Qeylang and Macpherson. newiy established subsidiary ot a large total public company engaged In the manufacturing of electronic products haa Imfollowing positions 1) LEAD GIRLS 2) OPERATORS (FEMALE) a Applicants for Lead Oirls positions should have 1
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      488 21 5^ wreN AND (SINGAPORE PTE LTD invitas applications from suitable candidates lor the position ol: STOREKEEPER Qualifications: 1 A sound educational background with at least Secondary 4 or its equivalent 2 At least 3 years experience in store administration and stock inventory control 3 Able to work independently interested applicants
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      672 22 II EMPLOYMENT 81 C M II M M~S\ I SATO KOOYO CO. LTO Eaat Ceaat Parkway Profacl invites applications for the post of (A) TYPIST/ FILING CLERK a O OS. O level with credits in English a Type neatly and accurately at 45 50 w p m a Oeneral office
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      669 22 hottl oßta requiree urgentty a) CHAMBERMAIDS a Abe* to road and writ* simple EngHah a Onfy 2 rotating shifts a Exp*n*nc* not leiirrnai b) DRIVER a Ability to apeak or understand Engttoh an advantage a Pi ef ably Chine** and above 25 year* of eg* a Applicsnts muat b* prepared
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      787 22 II EMPLOYMENT requires MALE FACTORY HELPERS Requirements Applicants must (a) have completed secondary education (b) be above 16 years of age (c) be physically fit and be prepared to do shift work. Please call personally for Interviews between 9.30a m and 12 30 pm on Saturday. Ist July 1978 at
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      746 22 INCOM SINGAPORE PTE LTD Join The Happy INCOM SINGAPORE As FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS i a Age 16 years and above I a Primary education I The Company Provides I a Better surtlng salary: $187.00 per month a On confirmation $198 90 per month a Annual increment 2. 5-day work week
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      863 22 II EMPLOYMENT WANTED SECURITY GUARDS Tor High-rise Building Applicants should be able to read and write English Age below 45 years Eight hours shift-duties. Surtlng pay $230 per month, on three months probation to 8250 I i per montf*. Apply personally to I 808. Bth floor. International Plaza WANTEO CAR-PARK
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      732 22 MYMOLD PTE LTO r*qui *s: SPRAY PAINTERS POLISHERS GENERAL WORKERS Good pay, no shm. transport, painting/ pollening anowano* and SS concaeeion pees provided. lnt*rvl*w at: 1, Fourth Lokyang Road Jurong, S'pora 22 OR Block IM, 577-K Boon Lay Ortva, S'pora 22 between 6.08 a.m. 4.00 p.m. (Feeder Service 280 from
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      826 22 II EMPLOYMENT STEEL FURNITURE APPRENTICI Male, aged 16 18 Starting pa 87 per day. ex-natlonal servlc man 18 per day Come personall lo see Mr C C Cheng or Mr C Lee for Interview at: Teck Chlan Manufactory Pte Ltd.. 118 C Paya Lebar Road. Spore 14 MASON AND GENERAL
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      772 22 PEONS REQUIRED in Offica at Wast Coast Road. SALARY NEGOTIABLE. Interested please call In person to I Mr. Lan at 154 Wast Coast Road, Singapore S. DRIVER WANTED. AGE over 40 years Please call at: 601 6th floor. 1 Specialists' Centre Building. Orchard Road REOUIRED FEMALE TRAINEE Cutters. Sewing Olrls
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      1667 22 II EMPLOYMENT "^■■i^ 1^""""""""" 1 1 ELJAY SECRETARIAL AGENCY P^^V-VJpVMHH^HHMpHHH has secretaries, stenographers ElL a fS 8 11 l^ a Ui a U a^P aB f a llli3j a fJ iccounts rleiV*. typists. recasV >>>>>>>> >>>>>> *"*"*»*s»»»»»»*al tiomsts for temporary lob. Qatv S»»s»s»»»»aßßßßa*»a«ssjs.ssssssj B— aßi tact *****25 BRITISH HARD HITTING
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      952 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS asa^sssaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaßai QEL23ZZEI •"""■a«ssa^B»Baßaaa»«aaaaa»aaaa»»»i 1 IiTO DATSUN 1000 SSS SporU rims, beautiful condition. $5,800 on o View: Blk 35. 3518. Lor aV. 111 1 Toa Payoh I END '70 FIAT 125 2 owners, air- 1 con. paintwork, engine-tip top r Tax-new $7,500 on o View: 84. I Paya
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      1087 23 AMERICAN COMPANY FOLLOW■•■r of staff has for sale 2 Kord Cortina 2000 OT. registered in 1074 and 1975 and a 1975 Colt Lancer 1400 SUtlonwagon All 3 cars in excellent condition with .urconditioners. radios, and other n For viewing please ring *****44 during office hours 1171 DATSUN PICKUP, good condition
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      2045 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS MERCEDES 200. AIRCOND, radio. 1 cassette, new original Mercedes I Spots rims tyres. Immaculate condition $17,500 *****2 NOVEMBER 1977 COLT Lancer. 5- speed One lady owner, alrcond. I cassette Done 12.000 k/m. 2 $18,200 *****27 117$ HONDA 750 Good condition I and accident free Price $3,500 I
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      841 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES ftLE/ RENT FURNISHED slngleoriy bungalow big garden, lephone. terrazzo flooring 36. ih Drive *****44 *****27 kBER AVENUE: S-BEDROOMED •mi-detached 3 ainon partly iriushrd Rental $1,300 p.m. n o Immediately available BBSS JRNISHEO 2-STOREY SEMI ETACHED house in Oreenleaf rea with telephone and alrcon. reliable immediately 2-slorey •rr.ice
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      933 23 DIST. 23, CHU LIN Road semi- L deuched Rent $650 Fully fur- B nlshed Contact Mdm Lee. S *****2/*****! N UPPER CHANGI RCAD 7 Jalan T Pernama 2-norey seml-de- D Uched $400 Selling $90,000 Tel: *****90 Mdm. Ho. i DIST. 14 POST WAR single-storey corner terrace house. 3 bed- rooms,
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      739 23 IV ACCOMMODATION J. PROPERTIES UXURIOUS DOUBLE-STOREY UNGALOW and Double-storey eml-detached ConUct owner. Ir Nc *****4 ERRACE HOUSE FOR rent 3 edrooms. partly furnished 7 1 s Thomson Road $320 on o el *****60 HBT. 21 BUKIT TIMAH 2-storey orner terrace Newly painted •elephones. large garden, new urnllure $850 pm Tel
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      987 23 $1,500 $3,700. APARTMENTS with pool Leonle Tower. Beverly Mai Chatsworth Court. Orange Heights CB' and C). Hlllcourt. Cavenagh House. Dalvey Court. Orand Tower, etc Call Charles Mcalnck. *****41 LUXURIOUS APARTMENT AT Orchard Tower. 3 bedrooms, central alrcond. spacious living' dining, tastefully furnished, with balcony. Rental $1,900 negotiable Call *****60 DIST.
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      825 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES FURNISHED ROOMS AT Slglap. working single couple, aircond. $250 non-alrcond. $200 *****0 Mrs Tan HDB ROOM SINGLE/ couple, no cooking. Call personally Blk 49. 226- A. Bedok South Avenue 3 UNFURNISHED HDB ROOM Margaret Lrlve. Queenstown. all j facilities close to market, shopp- Ing centre. »tc Couple/
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      778 23 JONES UtNG^I UuliAULl UILUII AganU GROUND FLOOR EXCLUSIVE SHOWROOM PREMISES TO LET GOLDHILL Approx 92 9 sq ..1 fronting Newton Road Self-con-tained with Independent alrcondlllonlng and toilet facilities. Rent at $24 76 psm mth Incl Also office suites available on the podium block and shopping centre with arer.s from 111
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      737 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES S OFFICE ROOMS to let at 15 1 9A Jalan Rlang with aircons Interested contact *****3 *****5- I *****63 Mr Yeong FURNISHED OFFICE SPACE In dlst *****0pm inclusive, table space $100 Tel *****28 HllHlHßaaaaal OFFICE/ SHOWROOM. Area required Approx 10.000 sq ft along Orchard Road area For
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      734 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES I WELL-MAINTAINED 2 BED 0 ROOMEO apartment .'arpark 1 Vicinity Ooldhlll Plaza Imme 1 I dlale occupation $63 000 Con tact *****5.1 IDEAL FOR HOUSING developI 1 ment 10 acres at Ulu Tlram Or g chirts for sale Advertiser. Bo> t I A4015N S T X L
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      466 24 VI EDUCATION TRAINING GIRLS! Jobs are becoming harder to get you need better qualifications Enrol now at the ITC and qualify tor the London Chamber of Commerce Private Secretary s Certiticate and the ITC s Private Secretary s Diploma the region s leading qualification for a Private Secretary Our nent
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      36 25 140 Acknowledgements MR CHAN TENQ PENG Departed 24.6.71 The Family of the late Mr Chan Teng Peng wish to thank relatives and friends for their kind condolences, wreaths, donations, attendance and assistance during their recent bereavement.
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      142 Deaths
      180 25 The Right Reverend Gregory Yong Archbishop of Singapore The Clergy Tne Scheut Missions. 24. Nasslm Road (10) announce the sudden death of Father JEROME DEBLAUWE Procurator ol Ihn Sch.ut Mmioni on Wednesday. June 28. 1978 at the age of 69 The Cortege will leave Nasslm Road 24 for
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      120 25 JOSEPHINE ANG SAW LIEN Ospartx) 25.6.7S Two years today you have left us. Sweet and cherished memories of you remain deep ln our hearts. Sadly missed but navsf loroottan by fsmlly, r.latUm and fri.nd. BiUIMS^J IN MEMORIAM MR. G.B. KANNABHIRAN Departed: 29-6-1977 One year haa passed gince
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      1696 26 HHK^^ SINGAPORE BUS SERVICE (1978) LTD. BUS FARE REVISION AS FROM SATURDAY IST JULY 1978 ADULTS The adult fares will be revised as follows:No. of Existing Fare Stages Fare New Fare 1 20 cts 20 cts 2 20 cts 20 cts 3 20 cts 20 cts 4 20 cts 20
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Borg aims to erase the nightmare
      274 27 LONDON, Wed EX-CHAMPS ASHE, SMITH, KODES FALL gWEDISH superstar Bjorn Borg, aiming for his third consecutive Wimbledon tennis title, will be trying to forget his nightmare start when he steps on court in the second round today against unheralded Australian Peter McNamara. The imperturbable
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      Lock icon ANOTHER WORLD MARK BY RONO
      147 27 OSLO, Wed. Kenya's Henry Rono, asserting his domination of distance running this year, set his fourth world record in two months with a time of 7 mm. 32.1 sec for the 3,000 metres last night. He clipped three seconds off Briton Brendan Foster's four-year-old world
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      DAVID HITS STEELY 67
      228 27 DAVID HITS STEELY 67 LONDON, Wed— David Steele. the man who defied Australia's pace attack three years ago, re-lived his days of glory in the English County cricket championship leaders Kent, staying for nearly three hours for a typically determined, stone-walling 67, with the aid of a runner because of
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      196 27 lIOVE (England), Wed. The New Zean land cridketers got off to a flying start In their England tour when they beat Sussex by 68 runs here yesterday. Sussex, needed 336 runs for victory after New Zealand had declared overnight and at tea looked sure
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      Lock icon Pakistanis get a big break
      119 27 Pakistanis get a big break LONDON, Wed. The Pakistani cricketers squeezed some satisfaction from their miseryladen tour of England yesterday when they raced to their fin.t victory by seven wickets over Surrey at The Oval here, with fl\e balls to spare. Their win ensured that they do not go down
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      Lock icon BRIEFS
      218 27 EDINBUROH Wed. David Ruwell of Britain ltd the 30 qualifiers (or BM European match-play golf championship after the 36 holes qualifying competition nich cnti.d yesterday Leading qualifiers: 136 David Russell. 138 Rodger Davids, Ewen Murray, Gordon Brand. ChrUty O'Oconnor Jr. 139 Mike Barton, David Robertson, Oaylord Purrxms. David HuUh,
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      Lock icon ALL THE FIRST ROUND RESULTS
      604 27 tjIRST round rwults (xr denotes seeds): Men's skwlec Johann Krlek (S. Africa) bt TUn Wdklson (US) 6-4, 7-5, 6-3; Eric Debllcker (Fra) bt Louk Bandets (Hoi) 6-2, 8-9. 6-3, 3-6, 6-3; Ross Case (Aus) bt Belus Prajoux (CbUe) 7-5, 4-6. 7-9, 6-1, 6-4; Tom Leonard
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      280 27 WIMBLEDON, Wed. Bet you did not know the Wimbledon Championships are played "upon the laws of the All-England Club Wimbledon," in the words of an official guide. Or that Wimbledon is a last bastion of courtly prose. When rain threatened lUe
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      214 27 When you've moved apartments for die last time, this is what your next move should be. Now that you own the apartment you live in, the most ;H comfortable move you can make is to install a central aircon m i&&^ W svstera nan apartment? Sure. We designed the Carrier
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      Junie, Jaya for C-Games
      252 28  -  ERNEST FRIDA 3 NOMINATIONS REJECTED By SINGAPORE'S two top sportswomen, Junie Sng and K. Jayamani, were last night selected to represent the Republic at next month's Commonwealth Games in Edmonton. Junie's father Sng Cheng Kiat, was named Chef-de-mission-cum-coach of the token team. The selectors E.W. Barker
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      HOLIDAY HERE BEFORE THE TRIP BACK TO ALABAMA
      254 28  - HOLIDAY HERE BEFORE THE TRIP BACK TO ALABAMA BERNARD PEREIRA Mahader: I felt homesick By VfAHADER Hassan, Singapore's national tennis champion, yesterday returned home from Alabama, United States, where he had the distinction of being labelled the Most Valuable Player Of The Year. The 21 year old youngster earned the
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      Saints, RI in final
      91 28 SAINT Andrew's thrashed Monk's Hill 45-0 and Raffles Institution beat Anglo- Chinese School 28-6 to qualify for the final of the national schools' lower-se-condary rugby final at Willow Avenue School yesterday, reports PETER SIOW. St. Andrew's, who have yet to concede a point In the tournament,
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      Teo's effort helps S'pore into 6th spot
      386 28  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By OEFINEMENT of the snatch technique 1V would have helped Singapore's youths perform better than they did at the re-cently-concluded second world youth weightlifting championships in Manila. That was the consensus of opinion of foreign coaches there. Singapore were, sixin in
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      SASA to hold qualifying trials for six
      237 28  - SASA to hold qualifying trials for six ALBERT JOHNSON By 'THOUGH swimmer Junie Sng was last night selected by the Singapore National Olympic Council for the Commonwealth Games, the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association will still be holding their qualifying trials at the Toa Payoh pool next Monday and Tuesday. The
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      DIARY
      63 28 BADMINTON latcr-eoa-aUtaeney twrnaamt: Loser*' pool (Badminton Hall 7.30 p.m HOCKEY SHA Premier Lea««': Singapore Cricket Club v Jansenltes (Padang); Police v Khalsa (Thomson Road) Both matches at 515 p.m.. Dlv. 1: Ceylon SC v Jansenltes. Indian Association v PWD (both matches at Balestler Rd. 5 15 p.m SCXX £R—
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      418 28 Unique-Automatic Packaging Machinery /Materials Exhibition (29th June- 2nd July 1978) 10.00 a- 7.00pm J a^fl W.-«. ?t aaF bTjU leaH lafl ij IV AUTOMATIC HORIZONTAL PILLOW AUTOMATIC LIQUID FILLING PACKAGING PACK WRAPPER FILLING PACKAGING MACHINE MACHINE bbbbQ f k avaaf HIFUMIS LABEL BAG j^^ FRESH NOODLE. FOR TEA PACKS i
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      406 28 The GaoTmoitof Jamaica annoufres a gdei ard siKcr coin to cofflmemorate the C3oronatbn of Qpen Elizabeth II 63mm Silver coin shown actual size.. On June 2, 1978 the world celebrated the 25th Super queflty beautiful packaging Anniversary of the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen The silver coins will be stoick
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      Now Hasli is out of Merdeka tourney
      586 29  -  WILFRED YEO By SINGAPORE footballer S. Rajagopal, to whom a coaching career and an advertising modelling break have been suggested in the past few days, now has had another idea put to him: a recording career, reports WILFRED YEO. The chance to be
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      MANDARIN TRIUMPH
      38 29 MANDARIN Hotel beat Apollo Hotel 2-0 in the Food, Drinks and Allied Workers Union soccer match at Gloucester Barracks yesterday. At the Padang. Singapore Cricket Club 3rd XI beat Padantlque 3-2 in a friendly soccer match.
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      Amin invite for W-Cup champions
      221 29 NAIROBI (Kenya), Wed— Ugandan president Idi Arr.in yesterday invited Argentina's victorious World Cup team to visit Uganda on a two-week vacation. In a message of congratulations to Argentine president Jorge Videla, Amin said: "My son Mwanga and I betted in favour of your country's team.
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      SIA confident of title
      139 29  -  PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE Airlines, fresh from their victory in the ship, are confident of retaining their Far East and South Pacific Inter-Airlines 41'^ g Kuala Lbmpur in October. SiA will travel north with a big reputation having won five times out of six since the
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      Geylang revive memories...
      182 29 i-iEYLANG INTERNA\J TIONAL. National Football League Division One champions for the last three years, yesterday signalled their return from the wilderness. And, as they broke the hearts of a tenacious Farrer Park United with a 5-3 win at the Jalan Besar Stadium, their president Colin Ng told
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      Ruud Krol knighted by Queen
      75 29 HOLLAND, beaten World Cup flna- i i lists, were welcomed home yesterday by 10,044 cheering and flag-waving i fans at Amsterdam's Schiphol Air- port. Amid loud chants of "Hup Holland, Hup," team caitain Ruud Krol Id the payers down the aircraft steps. I PI pictrre
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      Shee is only diver for Jakarta meet
      319 29  - Shee is only diver for Jakarta meet ALBERT JOHNSON By CHEE Tsze Cheng wiil be Singapore's sole diving competitor to next nionth's Southeast Asia age-group swimming championships in Jakarta from July 3—B.3 8. Shee, describeu as a i diver with great potential, was Included in the team after he made
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      Gathering of bankers
      92 29 rpHE Tenpln Bowling Centre at Katong Shopping Centre will be the venue lor a gathering of bankers next Thursday when the Industrial and Commercial Inter-Bank League begins. 108 aside, 10 other hanks have confirmed their participation. They are the Asia Commercial Banking Corporation, Bangkok Bank, Development Bank
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      Rochore trounced
      65 29 KAMFONO Übl trounced Rcchore 5-0 while Krtta Ayer suffered Iho same late at the hands of Ulu Pandan In the first round of Uie Intercenstituency badminton tournament at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Tuesday night. Other results: Tamplnes bt Buklt Tlmah 4-1, Macpherscn bt Katong 3-2 Buklt Merah
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      Remand 2-0
      22 29 REMAND Prison beat Medium Ccurity 1-rison 2-M In the Intra-prlson hockey tournament at Changl ground yesUrday. eaUeh and Jamil scored.
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      Two clubs fined
      94 29 TWO club*, Brickwork* CSC i and Tamplnes CBA, were fined $50 each by the Football Association of Slngapore's Disciplinary Committee v» sterdsy for having accumulated 60 penalty points In National Ptootball League Dlvlslon Three matches. In addition to the fine. Brlckworksyud a player. All Awang. severely warned
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      ZAINAL SAVES TOA PAYOH
      347 29  - ZAINAL SAVES TOA PAYOH BERNARD PEREIRA By yAINAL ABIDIN, who has been dropped from the Singapore national squad, saved Toa Payoh United from defeat with two beautiful goals to force Calrnhill to a 3-3 draw in a National Football League Division One match at Jurong Stadium last night. Toa Payoh,
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      Malaysians place emphasis on goalkeepers
      281 29 Malaysians place emphasis on goalkeepers ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Four goalkeepers have been included in Malaysia's 22member squad preparing for the Merdeka soccer tournament, beginning here on July 12. The squad will assemble in Kuala Lumpur today. Selangor's R. Arumugam and Rashld Hassan were among those in the initial squad. But
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      FAM give up hope on Syria
      133 29 FAM give up hope on Syria KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —The Football Association of Malaysia have given up their hope of persuading Syria to take part in next month's Merdeka soccer tournament, so, as last year, the competition will be a seven-team affair. FAM secretary Datuk Kwok Kin Keng has sent
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    Lock icon 'Say yes to US or quit' call to Begin
    220 30 JERUSALEM, Wed. rpHOl SANDS of "peace 1. now" demonstrators carrying placards urged Prime Minister Menachem Begin yesterday to compromise or resign to save the nation from another war with the Arabs. The 94-mlnute demonstration included a symbolic "siege" of government campus
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    46 30 PEKING. Wtd. Former Shanghai mayor Tsbo 11-c ilu. who was purged during the Cultural Re\ olutlon In December 1967 as an "agent of the Chinese Khrushcl'ev," ex-president Liv Shao chl, was po.*humously rehabilitated on June 23. the Pc< pie's Dally revtaled today. AFP.
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    Lock icon CHILDREN WHO FORECAST WEATHER
    115 30 CHILDREN WHO FORECAST WEATHER TOKYO, Wed. A Chinese mountain district in southwestern Hunan province receives its weather forecasts from fourth and fifth grade schoolchildren and the forecasts are dependable, Ch 1 n a's official Hsinhua News Agency reported today. Children manning the the weather station in Hungchlang town can give
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    Dupont dies
    28 30 SALISBURY, Wed. Clifford Dupont, who became Rhodesia's first head of state after it broke away from Britain In 1965, died early today. He was 72. ReuUr.
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    Lock icon 'Arrest Indira' call
    69 30 NEW DELHI. Wed. India's Home Minister Charan Singh said today that the government should accept suggestions to arrest former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi immediately. The statement by 75-year-old Mr. Singh confirmed his differences with Prime Minister Morarji Desai on the delay in taking firm action against Mrs.
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    Lock icon Vietnam sacks Chinese affairs chief
    330 30 Vietnam sacks Chinese affairs chief BANGKOK, Wednesday fHE chairman of Vietnam's nationalities committee covering ethnic Chinese, Khmers and Montagnard tribesmen has been moved to another post, Hanoi Radio reported today. The outgoing chairman of the committee, Mr. Vu Lap, took up the post about a year ago. Given the difficulties
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    Lock icon 7 more firms bankrupt
    71 30 PARIS, Wid. The Paris commercial court yesterday declared seven more companies In the giant Bou&sac textile group bankrupt, and also opened a Joint fund of assets to allow rll the 28 firms now Involved to group creditors' claims. The first 21 companies were declared bankrupt on
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS
    54 30 Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS A MIMORIAL SIRVICI for th* late lira. Swtoh Hlap B<n< net Qutk Loo Ee. u« 28. will be Held •t Slngspore Ouket Company on Thursday 29/8/78 at 800 p.m. The cortege win leave Slnnspore Casket on Friday 30/«/78 at 12 30 pm and then proceed to lit.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    692 30 LONDON. Wed Stock prices doted mixed today after earlier filru were enaed on renewed uncertainties over economic prospects, dealers said At 3 p.m the Financial Times Index waa up 0 1 at MM Government stocks were around 1/8 to 1/4 easier In lonia, after early similar gains, while
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    Lock icon The mystique of China draws them in
    1022 31  -  IAN MACKENZIE By in Peking Tourist influx strains facilities THE mystique of China Is proving a powerful attraction for tourists around the world too powerful, perhaps, with the country's present facilities close to saturation point handling the 90.000 foreign visitors expected this year.
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      135 32 Cotton still making BIG news fOTTON rrown- up. From casual leisure wear into the realm of hisjh fashion. From Tshirts and cute blouses to more elegant and pricey numbers. But still fun, still (ay and wearable as always. Flatterinr too, especially on younf lithe bodies alive with action. Kemo's latest
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      His fashion trick— an 'instant' dress
      379 32 HE TOOK a four and a half metre length of cloth and in a jiffy transformed it into a gay two-piece on a model. It took all of five minutes, no pins whatsoever, only a couple of silk cords to secure and hold together
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      BUZZ BUZZ
      228 32 HAVE you noticed what people are wearing on their wrists these days? An Identity bracelet! And not just as an ornament to pretty up the wrist. Gold Identity bracelets have a dual role these days. As well as being an adornment for a strong male wrist or a
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      436 32  -  Joy Elliott By TOTTED NATIONS U Modernisation is souring relations between men and women In some developing countries according to a book distributed here by the U.N. fund for population activities. Tunisian author Mrs. Predlta Huston gives her conclusions in the book after talking
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      So easy to bake this fruit cake
      131 32 rE fruit cake, that tea-time favourite with Its delicious bits of raisin and fruit can be easily made, if you know how, Here's an Easy Fruit Cake recipe sent In by reader Leela Param. You need: 228g sugar 228g butter 226g flour 1
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      309 32 sk Available at all Free demonstration and Helena Rubinstein fr ee consultation hosted by Beauty Counters. ffiKSffial METRO ORCHARD Scotts Road Helena Rubinstein J9J 9 J ne s J ly 19 h 7B The Science of Beauty THE ITALIAN MASTERPIECE IS IN TOWN FABER WASHING MACHINE Ka^Vv^iatm- g^iU^imStS aViißu Wt/mUr
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    Lock icon Pope Paul continues his crusade despite physical handicaps
    1303 33  -  BRIAN MOONEY By in Vatican City poPE Paul cele1 brates the 15th anniversary of his accession this month, slowed by old age and nearly crippled with arthritis, but still crusading doggedly for his faith against the enemies of Christianity. The Pope, who
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    44 34 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE SNG SAY KEOW wishes to express their deep gratitude to Bankers, Business Associates, Members of Clubs and Associations, Friends and Relatives for their kind assistance, attendances condolence messages, wreaths, scrolls and donations to charities during their recent bereavement.
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      650 34 BUKIT SEMBAWANG ESTATES LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thot the Twelfth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held ot the office of John Buttery Co Ltd., Sandilands House, 1 00-C Posir Paniang Road, Singapore, on Friday, 2
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      514 34 KENYATAAN TAWARAN RISDA Tawaran daripada Pemborong Pemborong yang berdaftar dengan JKR Kelas C dan keatas akan diterima di Pejabat Pengerusi/Ketua Pengarah RISDA, Tingkat 2, Bangunan Getah Asli, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur hingga pukul 12.00 tengah hari pada hari Rabu, 19hb. Julai 1978 untuk kerja kerja dibawah: 1. The SOpply And
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      878 34 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. 1»M AND IN THE MATTER OF ALLAGAR RUBBER PLANTATIONS LIMITED I Incorporated In England) NOTICE OF RE9OLITION I Section :«a<3) At an Extraordinary General Meeting or the Members of the I Hbovenamed Company duly convened and held at Ban Hin l-er Rank Chamber*.
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      808 34 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIPS NAME Notice Is hereby given that In consequence of the intended change of name of a ship by our clients M/S ■ESTEBLICK Reederel Hauschildt F.G. and Mr. Julias Hauschildt. we have applied to the Registrar of I Singapore Ships under Sec- tlon 417
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      544 34 /^Hf\ ASSUNTA fll HOSPITAL T<^l PETALING JAVA Applications are invited from Registered Medical Practitioners for the following full-time posts. (1) CONSULTANTS -PHYSICIAN -OBSTETRICIAN GYNAECOLOGIST -ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON (2) MEDICAL OFFICERS -SEVEN POSTS The Consultants' basic salary shall not be less than $30,000/- pa. In addition they shall be granted certain fees/allowances.
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      183 35 I ißiiiiSiil-f _m_m BP MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. INTERNAL AUDITOR Applications are invited from mature and dynamic Malaysian citizens for the position of Internal Auditor. This is a senior position within the Company, reporting to the Chief Executive. The successful candidate should have: An ACA or CPA qualification preferably together with
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      976 35 A new Joint Venture Company between Pernas Trading Sdn. Berhad, Hall-Thermotank, U.K., Wong Brothers Electrical Refrigeration Sdn. Bhd. requires the following personnel for their new offices at Batu Caves Industrial area 1) Air Conditioning Refrigeration Engineers 2) Marketing Manager 3) M. Ir E. Draftsmen 4) M. &E. Site Supervisors 5)
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      719 35 TAI CHENG FINANCE BERHAD ■ALANCI tMIET AT 31 8T DtCIMBEH 1177 H77 197 •HANI CAPITAL Authorlted: 15.000.000 share* of $1 $15,000.000 515,000,00 C i iMued and Fully Paid: V 905.000 ordinary share* of $1 each 1.905.000 1.905.00 C CAPITAL RESERVE 251.916 251.918 PROFIT ANO LOSS ACCOUNT Loaa carried forward (502.341)
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      699 36 PUBLIC UTILITIES v 27 BOnRD Applicotions ore invited for the posts of: SENIOR LEGAL OFFICER, LEGAL DIVISION, Corporate Services Department Salary Scala: Class I ($2,225 x 1 30— 2,615) Must be a Barrister or Solicitor or Law Graduate qualified within the meonino, of Section 2 of the Legal Profession Act
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      593 36 UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE (PTE.) LTD. located at Buklt Timah a member ot UNION CARBIDE SINOAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES invites applications Irom Singapore Citizens lor the following positions 1) ELECTRICAL ENGINEER 2) INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER 11) Degree or professional diploma in Electrical Engineering with a minimum of 3 years' industrial experience in
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      792 36 CORONA*^* MANUFACTURERS (PTEJ LTD. The only multi-national American Corporation engaged in the manufacturing of portable electric typewriters in Southeast Asia requires afc jw m Mfl I -1 r^<ar isfm &0 *W n \27" !*i fl rrUAI W. Requirements: Pf Mi W 16 years of age and above. I LlflflLL 'Mm.
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      529 36 APPOINTMENT OF PROVISIONAL LIQUIDATOR AT a Meeting of the Board of Directors of Daedalus Advertising Si Communications Pte Ltd held on the 19th day of June 1978. IT were resolved 1. THAT Mr Loh Kum Heng, an approved liquidator of Room 80S. 8th floor. O.O. Building. Singapore 1 be and
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      649 36 -a^ PUBLIC UTILITIES V 2? BORRD TENDER NOTICE WATER DEPARTMENT d 3th Floor, PUB Building, Somerset Rood, Spore 9) (1) Supply and Delivery of 13 units Automotic Emergency Lighting Units (2) Cement Plastering to the Walls of Sedimentation Tanks and Flocculators at Woodleigh Waterworks Showround of site at 10.00 om
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