The Straits Times, 4 July 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 214/1/78
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    SLANDERS, SAYS CHINA
    709 1 'Overseas Chinese not fifth columns' PEKING, Monday CHINA today reassured Southeast Asian nations that there had been no change in its policy towards their Chinese residents as it rejected Soviet charges that they were being organised by Peking as a fifth column. A long editorial in the
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      81 1 BID TO SEIZE M-CYCLES OF TWO RASH RIDERS Page 6 'PULLOUT key to M-E peace' 2 PEKING halts all aid to Hanoi 4 CHOK Tone: SllO million invested in Philippines 7 ACCOMPLICE evidence: Judge advises care g HANDS off politics, Islamic bodies told 9 ANNIE now in Mexico after 'slip-up'
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    Lock icon Hanoi accuses Peking
    63 1 HONGKONG, Mon. Radio Hanr: tonight accused China of attempting to intimidate Vietnamese border inhabitants by conducting military exerr-ses along the tense 1.200 km common frontier. The radio said Chinese militiamen opened fire widely during exercises while Chinese fighter aircraft flew part areas near the border as part
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    Order to chop hand
    87 1 TRENTO (Italy), Mon. Pakistani police have been ordered to chop off the hand of an Italian arrested for possession of hashish the Italian ambassador t-j Pakistan reported today. In a cable to the family of 32-year-old Teodoro Chiarelll. the amba&- sador said the traveller was caught
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    $1m blaze at Jurong factory
    260 1  - $1m blaze at Jurong factory K. S. SIDHU By JJL'GE kills of flame mushroomed into the rain-sodden skies as a fire i aged through a chemical factory in Lokyang, Jurong, last night caosing damage initially estimated at more than a $1 million. LF ire m c n had to aye
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    Lock icon SENATOR QUITS OVER JAILBREAK
    90 1 SENATOR QUITS OVER JAILBREAK WEST BERUN, Mon West Berlin's Justice Senator Juergen Baumann resigned today as a result of the escape from Jail Aye weeks ago of alleged guerilla Til Meyer. Mr. Baumann told a press conference he was resigning because he no longer had the complete trust of West
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    43 1 NEW YORK Mon. Dow Jonf average*, based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Indus. SUM off 459; 30 trans. 21»M off 0.71; IS mils ***** up 0 13; W Stocks 2J1.59 Off 1 08 UPI
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    Lock icon Carter to meet Sadat next week
    389 1 PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat will hold talks with President Carter in Europe next week on ways to restart the stalled Middle East peace talks, Egyptian official sources said today. The news came shortly before talks here between President Sadat and US Vice-President Walter Mondale, who
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    Lock icon Armed man in flat drama
    975 1  - Armed man in flat drama PAUL WEE By rpHE intense look on the man's face softened; hts grip on the chopper and iron rod relaxed and after staring me full in the face, he gave a shrug and handed me his weapons. It was 9.15 p.m. yesterday and as the
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    The weather
    14 1 IP TO NOON TODAY: Scattered showers, according to the Singapore Meteorological Service.
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    Sino-Viet talks still deadlocked
    54 1 HONGKONG. Mon TaUu between Vietnam and China over the repatriation of ethnic Chinese remained deadlocked today after the ninth meeting between representative* of the two countries. Radio Hanoi reported tonlfht. The radio said no progress was made at the talks because the Chinese adopted an "evasive
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      304 2 EAST COAST Hill Next to Katong Seaview Palace/ Upper East Coast Road Located on elevated land in Katong Luxurious split-level houses facing the sea With individual front and rear gardens EAST COAST HILL stands on a 20 acre site off Upper East Coast Road which is about 195 feet above
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      Lock icon Gradual upturn ahead for Japan
      124 2 Gradual upturn ahead for Japan HONGKONG. Mon. Top Japanese econo mic analyst Hlsao Kanamorl said today that Japan's economy was now recovering but warned this would be a gradual process. Mr. Kanamorl. presl dent of the Japan Economic Research Centre In Tokyo, told a press luncheon here that after stagnating
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      Lock icon Share refugee burden call
      52 2 BANGKOK, Mon. Thai Foreign Minister Upadlt Pawcharlyangkun said today Thailand should not carry alone the heavy burden of harbouring Indochlnese refugees He said after meting Australian opposition leader Bill Hayden that the refugees were an International issue deserving greater attention from all countries, especially the rich
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      Lock icon Pullout key to M-E peace
      426 2 Mondale tells Israel: Prospects favourable JERUSALEM. Monday ITS Vice-Presicient Walter Mondale told Israel last night that no Middle East peace could be achieved without an Israeli withdrawal in the Jordan West Bank and Gaza. The message, delivered In a dinner speech at the climax of
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      Lock icon Africa stint for jobless Cubans
      104 2 Africa stint for jobless Cubans NEW YORK, Mon. Cuban Involvement In Africa, far from being motivated entirely by political Ideology, Is providing Havana with an outlet for Us gipwing number of unemployed youths, Time magazine said. Many young Cubans had difficulty finding jobs when they finished school and they knew
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      Lock icon Turks clash in London
      61 2 LONDON, Mon. Nine people were arrested and two shots fired after violent clashes between rival group* of Turkish students In London >Mterday. police said Officers later found two Molotov cocktails. coshes, bricks and other missiles Inside a theatre, where t*0 supporters of the Oo-ordlna-tlng Committee of
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      Lock icon 'Outlook for Britain gloomy' forecast
      179 2 'Outlook for Britain gloomy' forecast LONDON, Mon. Generally gloomy forecasts for the British economy predicting higher inflation and unemployment and little growth were issued today by business and academic economists. The inllurnti.il London Business School sees price inflation, now running at about eight per cent, rising to 12 per cent
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      Lock icon 'N. YEMEN TROOPS CROSS BORDER TO ATTACK'
      191 2 BEIRUT, Mon North Yemeni forces have crossed into South Yemen and stalled areas along the border of the Marxist -ruled Red Sea country, a South Yemeni Government official claimed here today. "Armed units from North Yemen rolled Into our north-western province last night,
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      Lock icon AIR FRANCE SUED
      43 2 TEL AVIV, Mon. Sixty-four Israeli passengers of an Air France plane hijacked to Uganda two years ago today filed a civil suit claiming 190 million Israeli pounds (about Ss2 3 million) in damages from the airline, their lawyers said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Syrians shell rightist positions in east Beirut
      336 3 A few hours of calm, then... BEIRUT, Monday SYRIAN guns pounded rightwing militia positions in Christian east Beirut today after a few hours of relative calm in the main combat zones of the embattled city. Residents reported that mortar and rocxet bombardments of
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      Lock icon Libel suit newsmen: We won't take part in trial
      289 3 m/|OSCOW, Mon. Two ji»l American reporters j charged with libel in a Soviet court today ln- formed the judge that they would not partii cipate in any trial. jCraig Whitney. 34. of the New York Times, and Harold Piper. 39. of
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      Lock icon Peking-Lisbon ties soon
      48 3 PEKING. Mon. China and Portugal will establish diplomatic relations "wry soon," a Chinese official was quoted as saying here yesterday. The remark came at a meeting t.tween Portuguese visitors and Mr. Wang Pingnan, chairman of the Chinese People's Association far Frltndship with Foreign Countries. AFP.
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      Lock icon Nixon: Let's cool public rhetoric
      250 3 Nixon: Let's cool public rhetoric HYDEN (Kentucky). NJonday FORMER US President Richard Nixon told a whooping, stamping crowd of 4,000 in the Cumberland mountains yesterday that America's leaders should cool their public rhetoric and toughen their bargaining with the Soviets. In a sometimes emotional, 42-minute address at the new Richard
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      Lock icon Hundreds homeless
      51 3 RANGOON. Mon. Hundreds of people have been left homeless in northern Burma when the Irrawaddy River spilled over its banks following heavy rains, official sources said here today. Paddy fields still under cultivation were Inundated, but the extent of damage to crops was not known, the sources .said.
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      30 3 BANGKOK. Mon France withdrew almost all its diplomats, including ambassador Roger Duzrr. from Laos today in the wake of declining relations between Paris and its former colony. UPI.
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      Lock icon Singlaub: US policy not consistent
      164 3 Singlaub: US policy not consistent YORK, Mon. i Major General John Singlaub < above* who took early retirement from the army for his attacks on the Carter Administration, has renewed his outspoken campaign by saying that America must look leaderless to its friends and enemies alike. In an interview in
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      Lock icon 'Not tough enough'
      70 3 NEW YORK, Mon. Americans say President Carter is not tough enough in dealing with Russia, and they believe that the Soviet Union has surpassed the United States in military power, an Associated Press-NBC (television network) poll shows. These opinions are a major factor in a decline in
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      Weekend cruise ends in chaos
      335 3 WHAT had been billed as a relaxing weekend cruise to nowhere turned into chaos when angry passengers complaining of dirty and cramped faciliti-s forced the S3. America back to shore less than six hours after it sailed from a Manhattan pier on Friday evening. Nearly
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      Lock icon CHARAN'SOUSTER: JOIN RALLY, FARMERS URGED
      141 4 CHARAN'SOUSTER: JOIN RALLY, FARMERS URGED NEW DELHI. Mon. Farmers throughout I India were today urged to Join in a mass rally here on July 17 opening day of a new parliament session against the ousting of Home Minister Charan Singh. The All -India Kisan Sammelan (Farmers Conference) adopted a resolution
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      Lock icon Peking halts all aid to Hanoi
      338 4 Peking halts all aid to Hanoi EXPERTS ARE RECALLED PEKING, Monday [JHINA said today it was halting all economic and technical aid to Vietnam and recalling its experts working there because of Hanoi's campaign against (.'hi- new in the country. The New China News Agency said a Note was handed
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      Lock icon Four strip after being freed
      287 4 PANMUNJOM, Mon. liOUR North Korean JT fishermen rescued In southern waters last month, were released at this truce village and returned north today after stripping themselves of new suits given by the south. But the 44-year-old assistant captain of their boat, identified as Oh Rhee-Sop.
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      Lock icon Malta warning
      41 4 VALLETTA (Malta!. Mon. Prime Minister Dom Minton said yesterday he would look exclusively to the Arabs for economic help when j British bases finally close on March 31 next year. unLss Europeans stopped bickering over his Island state. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Japanese team to study Jakarta project
      213 4 Japanese team to study Jakarta project rKYO. Mor.. A Japanese team left here today for Jakarta to study the feasiblity of an Indonesian project to manufacture vehicle engines. The Inter national Trade and Industry Ministry said the survey followed an official Indonesian request Mr. Heiichi Hamaoka, th;- ministry's vehicle section
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      40 4 JAKARTA, Mon. A number of separatist rebels have been captured In the remote province of Irian Jaya In the current military crackdown on members and supporters of the outlawed free Papua Movement military sources said here today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Row over Charles' 'doctrine' remarks
      227 4 LONDON. Mon. Britain's Prince Charles has plunged into open conflict with the Catholic Church through remarks apparently criticising its doctrine. Catholic Archbishop Thomas Winning yesterday accused the 29-year-old prince, heir to the throne, of advocating v woolly attitude towards Christianity. The row began with a
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    Imports of telecoms systems to hit $710 m
    324 6 SINGAPORE'S total im- I port market for communications equipment and systems is expected to reach $7107 million by 1982, according to a study made by the US Department of Commerce. The study was under- j taken to support a forth- coming Communications
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    Man who died after saving friend
    182 6 Man who died after saving friend A HANGAR helper saysd his friend from be Ing hit by a runaway trolley but died in his attempt to prevent It hitting an aircraft. a coroner s court heard yesterday. Govlndarajoo Gopal Dass, 34 died from a ruptured oesophagus four days after he
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    $490,000 bridge for football fans
    150 6 rIS Is an artist's impression of the six -metre wide pedestrian overhead bridge that will span Nicoll Highway near the National Stadium and the People's Association for football fans. It will be the widest overh ea d pedestrian bridge to be designed and constructed by
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    LEE PAYS RESPECTS
    49 6 THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. last night paid his last respects to the former MP for Tiong Bahru. Mr. Lee Teck Him, who died of a heart attack at Alexandra Hospital on Saturday. The former MP will be cremated at Mount Vernon Crematorium today.
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    Prosecution bid to seize m-cycles of rash riders
    397 6 Two test cases put off YWO test cases in which the prosecution sought to confiscate the machines of two motorcyclists, were adjourned when a district judge asked for further arguments from the prosecution on the question of confiscation. In making this unprecedented
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    Director gets divorce on wife's cruelty
    548 6 Director gets divorce on wife's cruelty A BANK director, Mr. Alexander Eu Keng IX Kee, was yesterday granted a divorce on the ground of cruelty from his wile, Madam Miranda Sung Tse Loo, whom he married in Hongkong in 1950. Mr. J. Grimberg, appearing with Mr. N. Karthlgesu for Mr.
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    Pick-up driver fined $250
    61 6 CONTRACT worker Tan Kong Tlong was fined $260 by a magistrate yesterday for driving his pick-up carelessly The court was told that last Aug 28, Tan "failed to take due care and attention 1 at the junction of Mandal Road and Seletar Reservoir, resulting In his
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    SIA's $25 million after-tax profit
    90 6 CINOAPORE Airlines made an after-tax profit of $25 million for 1977 78 a 10 per cent Improvement over Its previous financial year, according to Outlook, the BIA Group Journal. Operating revenue from Its scheduled combined and freighter services and nun scheduled services amounted to $1,132
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      148 7 Trade Commissioner's Showroom, Australian High Commission, 25 Napier Road, Singapore 10. Hours: 12 noon 7 pm See the latest Australian equipment to move, stack and store goods. It includes hoists girder trolleys, conveyor belting, overhead conveyors, tier racks, pallets, weighing systems and equipment, conveyor chains, nuclear density gauges. Products that
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    More SU students under joint campus scheme
    209 7 More SU students under joint campus scheme I'HE number of University of Singapore students under the Joint campus scheme Is expected to be more than double that of Nanyang University. A total of 587 Nantah students have matriculated under the scheme 233 from the science faculty, 180 from arts. 120
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    Chok Tong: $llO million invested in Philippines
    486 7 SINGAPORE has invested a total of $110.8 million in the Philippines and the Republic would like to see further in(rciists in trade and investment fjows between the two countries, the Senior Minister of State (Finance), Mr. Goh Chok Tom, said yesterday. He said
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    Tay takes over
    56 7 Tay takes over A FORMER top civil servant. Mr. Tay Scow Huah, has assumed his new appointment as executive director of the Singapore Manufacturers Association. Mr. Tay started his civil service career In the 1950s as an assistant secretary In the Finance Ministry and rose to become acting Permanent Secretary
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    CPF HIKE REPORT: BOARD SILENT
    103 7 CPF HIKE REPORT: BOARD SILENT rHE authorities appear non-committal over a recent press report that an increase in Central Provident Fund contributions will be announced soon. According to a Business Times report last Saturday, the government is expected to announce the rise by 1 to J per cent in the
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    Photo contest to mark N-Day
    99 7 THE Sig:ap branch of the People's Action Party will hold a colour photo contest and exhibition to mark this year's National Day celebrations in Slglap constituency. There are twe sections to the contest, the open section and the student section All participants will have a
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    Graphic art show
    55 7 THE director of the Institute of Education Dr. Lau Wai Har, will open a graphic art exhibition, Jointly organised by the Institute of Dental Health and the Institute of Education, at the Art Education Department of the Institute of Education tomorrow at 9.30 a.m. The exhibition will
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    Appeal against $207,000 crash award dismissed
    320 7 A DAMAGES award A of $207,000, regarded as the highest quantum allowed in a road accident claim here, was upheld on appeal by three judges of the High Court yesterday. The appeal was by lorry driver Nr Cheng Tee, of Toa Payoh. who last
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    Emphasis on brains in this contest
    117 7 Emphasis on brains in this contest rE Miss Singapore YMC4 1978 contest will lay more emphasis on general knowledge and personality than on beauty. The YMCA general secretary, Mr. Edward Ong, yesterday said that participants, aged between 18 and 28, s'ngle or married, would not be required to parade in
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    MUSLIM COUNCIL'S OPEN HOUSE
    115 7 MUSLIM COUNCIL'S OPEN HOUSE rE Muslim Religious Council of Singapore (Majlis Ugama Islam Slngapurai Is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a week-long open house at its office in Rafflei Place. The open house, which ends on Saturday, is to inform the public of the council's functions and activities. The council's
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    Judge urges care over evidence of accomplices
    539 8 A HIGH Court Judge yesterday advised district judges and magistrates to be careful when dealIng with accomplice evidence, following a number of appeals Involving Judges who had misdirected themselves on this issue. Mr. Justice D'Cotta asked Senior State Counsel Mr. EC. Foenander to
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    Conviction of bribe charge 'tec quashed
    601 8 MR. JUSTICE D'Cott the conviction of i alleged corruption on t "unsafe" to allow the on the evidence of an a defence and prosecuti unsavoury character." The detective. Ta.. Kwang Yong. was one of a number of police officers who were either acquitted or
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    On kung fu
    33 8 YMCA members may register for a Loke-Hup Kung Fu course which starts on Thursday at $10 a month. Those interested should call at Its Orchard Road pre- mises tel. *****8
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    Forgery claim creditor fined for false report
    269 8 Forgery claim creditor fined for false report lyilFN a business"T man, sued for bankruptcy, produced receipts to show he had paid the amount owed, his creditor claimed that they were forgeries. Arthur Michael Yong, the creditor, who made a police report that Christopher Wee Boon Keng had forged his signatures
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    Boatmen fined for polluting river
    101 8 Boatmen fined for polluting river THREE boatmen were yesterday fined a total of $290 by a magistrate's court for disposing refuse into the Singapore River. They are Lee Kah Hie. Go Hoc< Ching and Cheong Teck Sia. Lee was fined $90 while Go and Cheong were each lined $100. Inspector
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    Far East Mansion officials
    74 8 Far East Mansion officials MR. PANG Hick Loong has been re-elected president of the Far East Mansion Owners and Residents Association. Other officials are Mr Patrick Tan. vice-president; Mr. Cheong Kum Pui, secretary; Mr. Wong Chiang Slang and Mr Yu Ming Huang, asst. secretary; Mr. On Yong Swee, treasurer: and
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    Science films
    44 8 THE Singapore Science Centre will screen two films, The Life Cycle of Insects and the Life of the Honey Bee today and the Apollo 17 and A Man's Reach Should Exceed His Grasp on Friday in the teaching laboratory at 4 p.m.
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    Six-day festival of Christian music
    121 8 AN elaborate sound system costing more than $50,000 has been set up for the Eagles Musical Festival now on at Shangri-La Hotel's Island Ballroom. The six-day festival, which ends on Friday, is an evangelical programme of music and songs Including an audio-visual screen presentation of
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      264 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS t Scots following promi1 Might be obstructing nent Trojan cltUcni (9). arrest? (8). 7 Do get up. Jenny! (4). 5 The price of course is 8 The Isle of Dogs? (4). about £2 falls perhaps n snappy type who makes <<>. us smile? (12). 9 Will
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      338 9 MALACCA, Mon. Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn today warned Islamic missionary organisations to stop involving themselves in election campaigns. Speaking at a meeting of the ruling National Front supporters at Dewan Hang Tuah here, Datuk Hussein said these missionary bodies had interfered in local
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      Amok kills woman, 60, with knife
      98 9 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Mon. A knife-wielding man ran amok killing a 60-year-old woman before he was disarmed and overpowered by police after a struggle at Kubang Ulu, eight km from here, yesterday afternoon. Police said today the victim Cik Puteh blnti Kazak. was teaching Quran
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      'Racial emotions have no place'
      173 9 mJNGEI SIPUT, Mon. Deputy Prime j Minister Datuk Seri Dr I Mahathir Mohamad sp.id i today that any group of people who tail to control their racial emotions have no place in j a multi-racial society. He said that in a multi-racial country like Malaysia,
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      254 9 Economic success 'due to Front's policies' KUALA I I MV I R. —Finance Minister Tcngku R a i a lei f b Hamzah said tonight that under National Front rule, Malaysia had done remarkably well even when compared with the most powerful and richly endowed countries. In a broadcast over
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      Anti-Red rally held by 2,000 villagers
      217 9 Anti-Red rally held by 2,000 villagers LENOOONO (Upper Perak). Mon. More than 2.000 residents in the Ayer Kala New Village. 22 km north of here, held an anti-communist demonstrat ion and pledged their support in the government's efforts to crush the communist terrorists. About 100 anti-commu-nist banners written In Malay,
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      Lock icon 500 defect to Umno
      66 9 TAIPING Mon. About 500 members of the Kampung Paya DAP branch in Batu Kurau resigned en mfcsse yesterday and formed an Umno branch there. They pledged to support the National Front candidate for the Kemuntlng state scat. Encik Ahmad Nawl Id the presence of the political
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      Help small firms, banks urged
      229 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The president of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions and the Malaysian Trade Union Congress, Dr. P.P. Narayanan, today urged financial institutions to alter their biased attention towards big business in favour of small-scale enterprises "Small-scale enterprises should not be neglected
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1978 DESAI'S MOVE
    646 10 The Straits Times TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1978 DESAI'S MOVE IT IS an open secret that the patchwork ruling Janata party of India has been under considerable strain because of bitter squabblings among its top leadership. The inevitable split came last week with the forced resignations of Home Minister Charan Singh
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    Russia putting pressure on Pakistan to drop its pro-Western stance
    510 10  - Russia putting pressure on Pakistan to drop its pro- Western stance TREVOR WOOD By in Kabul APPARENTLY confident that the recent coup in Afghanistan has strengthened its hand, the Soviet Union Is putting pressure on Pakistan to drop Its proWestern stance. Authoritative sources here say the Soviet Union has sent
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    Danger of falling back into recession
    421 10  -  GEORGE SHORT By in London LEADERS of the seven Imajor industrial power* outside the communist world will meet this month to try to agree on ways of preventing a dismal economic slump which would throw millions more out of work and close thousands of
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    Open rivalry between MCA and Gerakan
    1670 10 THE Penang Chief Minister, Dr. Lim Chong Eu, is normally even tempered, but today he readily vents his ire at the mention of the state leadership of the MCA. Dr. Llm, who Is Oerakan national president and National Front Joint director of elections for
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      895 11 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening and What's My Line 7.00 Tinjuan (Malay) 3.25 Diary if Events (English) 7.30 News (Malay) 3.30 Afternoon Matinee Daisy Kenyon, star- 7.45 Pusparama (Malay) ring: Joan Crawford, Dana Andrews, Henry 0.30 Brontes of Haworth Rewarding Destiny Fonda (Pt. 2) 9.30 News Ml
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      224 11 Expand food centre but retain number of stalls WH EN you say "foci". Singaporeans will travel hundreds of kilometres to sample It. Consequently, th c Rasa Sinfapura Food Centre which opened on Sunday attracted thousands of 1i p smackinr devotees throughout the afternoon and evening. The result: utter chaos! The
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      Jurong's deadly junction
      228 11 Jurong's deadly junction A PAGE OF YOUR LETTERS WE HAVE been staying in the Jurong Town Corporation flat at the corner of Corporation Road and Boon I-av Way for the past two years. During this ppriod. we can recall at least 100 accidents (some were fatah which took place at
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      FOUR TEACHERS IN SIX MONTHS
      84 11 jttY SON, who is a Primary Two student at IT the Ghim Moh Primary School, had lour teachers changed during the last six months. Because of this change his lessons have been badly effected. He seems to be going through the same lessons again and
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      DISGRACEFUL ATTITUDE OF 4 DOCTORS
      308 11 f WAS shocked to read in the Straits Times about four doctors in Upper Thomson Road who refused to go to the aid of an injured girl (ST, June 29). I was even more shockto the aid of the girl is by the president of
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      342 11 Emergency cases should be attended to first I REFER to the statement by the president of the Singapore Medical Association, Dr. J.E. Choo <ST, June 29) that doctors had a moral obligation to attend to patients at their clinics first than to others elsewhere. As a doctor he should know
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      309 11 'Doctors can refuse' is a selfish right "C«MA: Doctors can refuse" (New Nation, Jane 29) was the cold, terse headline of an answer to the recent mishap to a confectionery worker. It is well accepted that every organised body or individual has its own priority of duties under normal circumstances.
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        STRAITS TIN
        25 12 THE Straits tin price fell $10 to $1,700 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering up 89 tonnes to 225 tonnes.
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        125 12 f-HINtlE PRODUCC IX- v CMANOI. IINCAPORX NOON CLOIINO MICH PIN PICUL ON VIITIROAT. Coc.nut Bulk $H» Mllcn. old drum S«3 Mllen, new drum «»s »llin Capri: Kurd iIoomi UK Com »59 buytri Pip»«r: Muntok AST A while fob. 100', NL.W (385 ••Ultra. ■•rawak whit* fob. M<n NLW 1375
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        RUBBER
        314 12 OPENING prices in the Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked down on alter close weakness here last Friday, dealers said. Prices recovered falls slightly later on some speculative buying and short-covering interest before tailing back once again on lack of interest The morning session closed quiet. Fractionally easier conditions
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        CLOSING PRICES
        30 12 Rubber: July 3. Singapore: July 227.50 cts (down 3.25 cts). Mala>sia: July 231.25 cts (down 4.00 cts). Tin: $1,700 (down $10). Official offering: 225 tonnes (up 89 tonnis).
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        SSR and SMR
        108 12 QAILY 86R ana SMR prices at noon yesterday July An* K.A.S. (Current Mth) (Forward Mth) Buyer* Seller* Buyers Sellen SSR 20 (1 ton pallet) 212.00 214.00N ***** 215.00N SSR 50 (1 ton pallet) 210.00 212.0ON 211.00 213.00N M.R.LLB. SMR 5CV (1 ton pallet) 235.50 237.50N ***** 238.00N
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        GOLD
        38 12 Mwi4ay Saturday Honfkonf *****B 1S2X0B 181 308 1X3 108 Sport (2) 1X3 «2B 1U.4TB 1** 228 184 148 Export prlcM la nonitrrlm< ■nai In U8 dollar p«r ounce. 1 1 Australian dollar per ounce (2) Averan price.
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        Rises
        50 12 Wllkinaoo 340 +52 Euo 352 +18 Oriental Hldfi 535 15 Alcoa 223 +13 Rothm.n. 450 +12 Shall 287 +12 Robinaoti 257 +11 Ayrr HiUm Tin 1060 +10 CarUbcn 540 +10 Shancri-U 380 +10 Spora Merlin 248 +10 UAC 306 +6 Str.iU Tradinc 740 +5 F*N 550+5 CSecuritto* 115 +5
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        26 12 Sunfeißeti MS -IS Mef a Ch«n 132 -8 Glenraly 173 -7 UE 170 -7 Public Textile 78 -7 Si» Chew 338 -8 Prima 266 -S
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        Most active stocks
        31 12 Stow Darby 859.000 Haw Par Ml, ooo Fiber Merlin 244.000 X L Krponc 135,000 Uuthrlc 123,000 Sifma Metal 118,000 VOL 115.000 Com Plant 114.000 Hartmau 112.000 Ben 112.000
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        INDICES
        37 12 June 30 July 3 PJ Index: 1393.77 1350.94 Industrials: 34a 15 349 53 Finance: 590.17 580.07 Hotels: 229.82 231.31 Properties: 210.86 209.87 Tins: ***** 153.89 r "t>be«: 540.42 539.84 OCBC. 318.18 318.14 S.E.S. Ind: 314.87 314.78
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        Hong kong
        424 12 HONGKONG: The market continued last week's uptrend with active interest centred on blue chips and selected property Issues, dealers said. Local Investors were the major buyers, while some overseas buying was also noted, they said. Hongkong Land led the blue chips by rising 60 cents to HKllO 60.
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        Tokyo
        396 12 TOKYO The Tokyo stock exchange Dow Jones average rose to a postwar high of 5,562.97 yesterday, with active selective buying spreading over medium and low issues, dealers said The previous record of 5.555 84 was established on April 19. The average rose 33.90 with a volume of 290 million
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        280 12 SYDNEY: The market rose on local interest after news that the Federal Government dropped plans for a special resources tax. dealers said. The Sydney All-Ordinaries rose 5.06 to 496.86 points, on a total turnover volume of 2.87 million shares. JULY u Unu MVHWJ A C I 1«> -I A
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      71 12 THE Malaysian Government said it has raised the total export duty on crude palm oil to M 5315.40 per tonne from $269 18 in June, effective July 1. It also raised duty on processed palm oil to $445.03 per tonne ($351.00). Export duties were set on the
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      Slow down in price climb
      454 12 EXCEPT for a few .elected counters, prices began a Kentle slide on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. A broker said the market was taking a breather after running at full speed last week. Despite the hesitant atmosphere, oil companies Esso and Shell stood out
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      NOMINAL RATES
      132 12 Interbank ri C'urrmciM US dollar Sterling pound Hongnong dol.ar M'slan dollar Aust schilling Bel franc (com) Danish kroner French franc Italian lire Neth guilder tfor kroner Swedish kroner Swiss franc Deut mark Japanese yen lust dollar *Z dollar Nominal ratra Smithsonian I>rrrnug» quote* yesterday icruui parity chant* 2.3185
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      192 12 A S I A N currency deposit Interbank rates as- at close on July 3. Offer Bid 7 days 8 1/8 8 1 mth 8 5 16 8 3/16 2 mths 8 1/2 8 3/8 3 mths 8 i:< 16 8 11/18 6 mths 9 5 16
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      Money market
      38 12 Closing Interbank rates on Ungapore dollar on Julv 3 Offer Bid Overnight 5 12 5 14 mth 5 3 8 5 14 mths S 3 8 5 1/4 mths 5 7/16 5 S/lt Source: Aitlc? Pearce.
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      DISCOUNT
      64 12 NOTE: These rates may diner Uightly from thoae quoted by banks to their customers. RANGE of rctei offered by ill mint hoiuti on July 3 Overolcht 31 f Call dfpo.ii H%. Cl*llni ■uy I. li 1-Month Trraiury bllu 3 5/1* 11/11 I-Mooth Bank bill! 3 1/4 5 1 <
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      Minimum lending rates
      23 12 1THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beat customers is 7 per cent.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1558 12 THE last transacted ready sale at the ■lose of business on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices "ether with 1978 high ind low 'Adjusted (or script/rights Issue) CLOSING TONE: Mixed. TURNOVER: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore Including odd
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      2039 12 BID iid offer prices offl- Ij listed and buslDM( In and reported to the I Stock Kxrhjnge of Singapore I yesterday with the number of traded shown !n I in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Tune .Settlement Contracts ire quoted after the word I
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1914 12 DID and offer price* ofll- i D claUy lUted and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday With the number of shares trade shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise speci- I fled. i <;nu I.' 13b) ll) 2 12 XL)
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      K. LUMPUR
      400 12 Profit-taking forced prices lower at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading was moderate. Share prices, however, finished off the day's lows, due to some support in the afternoon. Losses on balance were generally marginal. Isolated interest was noted In a few counters and these helped to reduce
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      Money and exchanges
      89 12 rE US dollar opened lower at $2.3170/85 In the Singapore forex market yesterday. Trading was fairly quiet with the US dollar being bade upwards to a high of $2 3195/00 before easing slightly on commercial selling to close at $2.3185/95. Interbank forward rates at 3.00 p.m. 1-month
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      Tan Chong set to meet rising demand for Datsun cars
      700 13 Tan Chong set to meet rising demand for Datsun cars STRONG demand for Tan Chong Motors' Datsun vehicles which helped balloon the group's pre-tax profit 170 per cent to Ms2o 24 million last year, has exerted greater pressure on Its new assembly plant In Segambut in Kuala Lumpur. Tan Chong
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      Sales of Setron group reach a new high
      577 13 THE chairman of the Setron group of companies, Mr. Wee Cho Yaw. has refrained from any comment on the prospects of the group in the near future in his annual report for 1977. The group has managed to chalk up record sales
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      Goodwood hotels do the running this time round
      526 13 THE Goodwood Park group continued to reduce its dependence on dealing and turned In reasonable profits from its main business of running hotels in the first half-year ended March 31, 1978 In fact, group earnings from hotel operations amounted to $2 30
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    Singapore urged: Share city planning know-how
    242 13 Singapore urged: Share city planning know-how A WEST German executive said yesterday that Singapore had progressed to such an extent that it was time it imparted Its knowledge in city planning to other developing countries. Making the point at a press conference, the visiting director-gene-ral of the German Foundation for
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    TWO DIE AND FOUR HURT IN ROAD MISHAPS
    148 13 TWO DIE AND FOUR HURT IN ROAD MISHAPS A PICK-UP driver and a car passenger died while four other people were seriously injured in road accidents on Sunday. Police said the first mishap was at 3 a.m. when a lorry and a pickup collided near 21 km Mandal Road. The
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    YMCA course
    38 13 A SIX-SESSION course on the senior receptionist will be htld at the Orchaid Read YMCA from Monday. CtaWM will be held twice a week at 6.30 p.m. Fee is $30 for members and $35 for others.
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    SCCS clearing house to eliminate scrip deliveries
    225 13 SCCS clearing house to eliminate scrip deliveries A CENTRAL clearing house will be set up in three stages by the Securities Clearing and Computer Services (SCCS) from Jan 2 next year. Its establishment would mean that deliveries of scrip would be eliminated, the SCCS said yesterday. In the first phase,
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    Talk on traffic medicine
    71 13 THE chairman of the Road Trauma Committee of the Royal College of Surgeons of Australia. Mr. Gordon Trlnca, will speak on The Care of Road Crash Victims and Other Aspects of Traffic Medicines on Monday at 8 15 p.m. Mr. Trlnca. who is also UN vice-president
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    Films on NZ
    49 13 THREE films on New Zealand About New Zealand i showing contemporary life 'in the country in all its aspects). Rotura Lookabout a tourist attraction) and Bird of a Single Flight (story of a rare white heron)—will be screened at the National Museum tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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    Annie now in Mexico after 'slip-up'
    434 13 jyjISS Singapore-Universe, Annie I^ee Mci Ling, who was stranded in Los Angeles on Sunday is now in Mexico City all set for the international beauty pageant to be held in Acapulco on July 24. Mr. Liv Chang Lan, a representative of the local organisers,
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    Govt rejects bus fare petition
    160 13 mHE government has X turned down a petition, containing more than 10,000 signatures to rescind the bus fare increases Imposed by the Singapore Bus Service since Saturday. The Ministry of Communications, which received the petition organised by the Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union, said the government
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    117 13 AUSSIE TRADE DISPLAY OPENS A THREE-DAY Australian materials handling equipment display was opened by the Australian High Commissioner, Mr. G.J. Price, at the Trade Commissioner's showroom yesterday. In his address, Mr. Price described the display as merely one aspect of the active and wide-ranging relationship between Australia and Singapore that
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      1559 14 II EMPLOYMENT APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED by travel agent to fill the following Wood Products Factory having Ha posts 1 1 Female Accounts Clerk °"*J' n require* a aurlaMy with experience and capability ln 9«aimed keeping whole set of books. (2) JUNIOR female r^'cie l^^ suar. awwa year previous experience working
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      1484 14 II EMPLOYMENT I GROWING ORGANISATION RE- .^■^MBBaVJaaaVaBSaSBaSBBBaaV. QUIRES general clerks Inte- f i rested parties please call peri sonally for an Interview at 60-B. I Tras Street. Spore 2 from 9 30 SALES EXECUTIVE am to 2 30 p m TEXTILE FIRM REQUIRES Clerk/- required by Typist with import/ export
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      1364 15 II EMPLOYMENT I affasßßßßßßßfaßßßsfalaV INCOM SINGAPORE PTE LTD -fl S^fM Looking for Higher Income? km VS-V INCOM SINGAPORE 8IN i 3 m A d PO ptV'!7d"' (l productlSSVp'wator. F!£TS < mi»M and above i FEMALE WORKERS a Primary education The Company Provides a High starting salary of $162 I. a
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      1476 16 II EMPLOYMENT I J— l— H— ECMTORIAL ASSISTANT B Cmmml vltn OCE A y e' CHINESE MALE AND female I ln»»i wltaiul MllMin gene'al workers required Please A good command of English is appl) personally at Rose Textile essential Industries (S) Pte Ltd 98-126-E. Knowledge of Economics and i Block
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      1481 16 II EMPLOYMENT I FEMALE lonT^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ OPERATORS urgently required JB^HHHbVB^B^HBMB^H Must speak simple English and be shlfu" Call "personally a? 3823 X ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL Blork 2 Ground Floor. Jalan ENGINEER Buklt Merah. Redhlll Industrial W |th BS degree, conversant Estate, Singapore 3 wltn packaging machinery require* post as CHIEF tt^tmmmmmmm electrical
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      2099 16 I 111 VEHICLES 4 10ATS j Highest offer secures Contact PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTB LTD Benny *****0 after 9 30a m "wm tot la* OwM| UNdCm DATSUN 72 FOR sale Oood condl- Cl u>>- Cm% Ctl t tlon. highest offer secure. Tel: Kampona Java Frtno* Carpaxii *****69 (O* BukH Tkrwh
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      1847 16 I 111 VEHICLES I BOATS I 1.73 MORRIS MAMMA 1300 One 1.7S MAZDA ISM. 1 owner. 1974 owner Cassette player. Tyres Colt Lancer 1200. 1 owner. 1974 I new Showroom condition. Tel: Colt Oalant 1600 with alrcond 2 *****03 owners Tel *****25/ *****25 No LATE 1.70 TOVOTA SL Coupe dealers
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      62 18 THE FAMILY OF the late Ruby Wong Jee Fun (died inacaraccldent In Belgium Ashes flown s per.) wishes to thank all concerned for their donations condolences and assistance, durIng their recent bereavement Especially those who volunteered to conduct and attended the many Holy Services in the House before
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      142 Deaths
      291 18 MADAM JANAQEE aged 72 years old pa»*d away peacefully on Monday 3rd July 1978 iMving beloved husband Mr. V. Paklrisamy J.P. SONS PR Copal (M.D. Ori.nl Eipioier) P Rajaknahnan (Orchard Rd. Polic* Station) P Raiandra (British Petroleum) P Subra (Teacher) P Nada (Insuranc* Broksr) P. J»o« (B.P Aviation)
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      In Memoriam
      37 18 Sweet are the memories, silently k>'l'' Of one we loved dearly and never tatfU Alwayt ramambarad by paranta, brothara. tittara. in-lawt. naphawa ,nd m#c., Wtmawbw "OUr |O¥W| OBW: "In Mtnorla— ONG GIM GUAN Dapartad 4.7.74
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      309 19 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh *Sc Hal Camp N IT'S A CANDY THEY DON'T MAKE I I THOUSHT SHED j J V f NOW I> ,1 OOPS f I'M 1 V DISH, DEAR- THINGS TODAY THE kILL ME I l^^pMßjl *NOW.' igeH SORRY I Z WHAT'S A WAY THEY
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    No rest day worker paid $4,400
    227 19 No rest day worker paid $4,400 PUBLIC sector caretaker who worked for ;il)out .'{(l months without being given ;i single rest day was recently paid compensation of $4,428 by the Finance Ministry. The caretaker," employed by the Registry of Trade Marks and Patents, was said to have worked 9,580 hours
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    Photo salon
    31 19 THE Minister for Foreign Affairs. Mr S Rajaratnam. will open the 29th Singapore International Salon of Photography Exhibition at the National Museum Art Gallery on Friday at 5.30 p.m.
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    GRANDSON DIED AFTER VAN WITH BALD TYRE SKIDDED
    177 19 GRANDSON DIED AFTER VAN WITH BALD TYRE SKIDDED A WIDOWERS van. j\ which had a bald tyre, skidded while he was driving home from a vij.it tc his wife's grave, resulting in his grandson's death, a magistrate's court heard. rday, Komarandai Samuel, 64, was fined $200 after he pleaded guilty
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    New hours
    43 19 THF National Museum and the National Museum Art nailery have changed their Milting times (rom > a.m. to Spin to 10 30 a.m. to 7 p.m. so that those who win k m the day can visit these in.tUutions in the evening
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    Japan team here to study straits
    227 19 ASiX-MAN Japanese team arrived here yesterday to carry out joint studies on tides and currents in the Singapore and Malacca straits The studies are to enhance the safety ot navigation in the straits. The team, sent through the Japan International Cooperation Agency tjicai. is
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    Direct dialling service to Emirates
    89 19 A NUMBER-to-number j telephone service is now available to Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Dubai, Fujairah, Sharjah and Umm-Al-Quwain. The charge lor the service to any ol these United Arnb Emirates destinations is $27 for a minimum of three minutes and $9 for each additional minute or
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    Singapore artists a hit with Aussies
    285 19 THESE artists have food reason to be happy. The three, Mr. On* Kirn Seng, 33. Mr. Tanc Juey Lee. 24 and Mr. Wan Soon Kam. 35. have just scored an unprecedented s v c cess In Melbourne. More than 30 of their paintings were
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    Poles win bridge contest
    203 19 PLAND became the fl r sts t communist country to win a world bridge championship when thry beat Brazil In the open team event of ihe Bridge Olympiad in New Orleans. In the final which was played over 64 boards, Poland beat Brazil by IGS Intornatioiial
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      Lock icon Lotus team on top of motor racing world
      459 20 Lotus team on top of motor racing world PARIS, Mon. The Lotus team stand on top of the motor racing world today following a one-two success by American Mario Andretti and Sweden's Ronnie Peterson in yesterday's French Formula One grand prix at Le Cascellet. The results hoisted Andretti nine points
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      STANDINGS
      52 20 WORLD Drivers' Championship standbies 1. Mario Andretti (US), 45 pto; t. Ronnie Peterson (Sweden) 36; S. Niki Lauda (Austria) 25; 4. Patrick Depailler (France) 23; 5. Carlos Reutemann (Argentina) 22; 6 John Watson (Britain) 12; 7. Jacques Laffite (France) It; 8. Rlccardo Patrese (Italy); Jody Scheckter (S. Africa), James
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      56 20 FORMULA RACE TO SURER NIE, (Japan). Mon Marc Surer of Switzerland won the 180kilometre Suzuka Formula Two race here yesterday. Surer, driving a March 782 machine, covered the 30-lap race over the six-kilometer circuit in 58 mm 54.38 sec. Satoru Nakajlma in a Martini Mk22 finished second followed by Kenjl
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      Lock icon Lackey again
      32 20 TRAWBRXDOC (England). American Brad L*ckey powered a Honda, to overall victory at the British iOOcc motocrosj grand Prtz at Fvlelgh Castle near here yesterday for the second BuocaiT» year. Reuter.
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      Rejected 'Angel' proves her critics wrong
      491 20 r«HARLK/S Angel must surely go down on record as the lowest rated horse to win a race on the Mala ysia Singapore racing circuit. The threr-year old by The Oo Between out of Samia landed here on Feb. 3 with a Tlmeform rating of
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      Amateur rider suspended
      419 20 veral lengths at the start. Smokey Cattle (Rajoo) rolled about under pressure in the straight. After the race, Razmy was reprimanded by the stewards for not having tested Intelligence 111 with the whip In the straight. As the horse appeared to be very light In the mouth,
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      STIPE'S REPORT
      256 20 RIDER T.Y. Lam, the rider of Seam in Race One on Sunday, has been suspended two amateur race days. The Stewards charged him under Rule S3 (II) and informed him of his right to appeal. The Stependlary Stewards report on the combined ProAm races at Penang on Suno*7:
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      BUKIT TIMAH WEGHTS
      1283 20 W" OHT* for thl> I o. i.iT*Si* Ild v* Buklt Tlmah. SATURDAY I W^ISIS?" SI'S 4 Knkta. Mn" 4 Hoklao M.O J SSTli™?!" SSs 1 Tr«» Blcn II 55.5 3 Trump Card 111 56.5 17 WoaiUrtul Surprla* II 55.0 1» Bayonet 55.0 2 Sunbunt II 55.0 10
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      KEDAH WEIGHTS
      243 20 nrnoirrs tor me Amateur tin meeting, la KeOah oa TtanneJar JJARA CI a• 1 raw 1 ■•maatan II tt.o SJTiuSSr 1* t.l 8 Tta No Trump. 71.S 1 kfovMn Oa 70 8 il EH^T" BOf 7°° SSSL-. Woadorful 70.0 4 Duenw David 70.0 T«MHt UM M.HT. cv» MAKA
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    562 21 IN LINE WITH TRADITION rADITION was maintained for f Anglo Chinese School when Richard Scow convincingly arrived as a top-flight sprinter over the weekend. Scow is the latest in i a long line of ACS sprinters that includes Mani Jegathesan, the 1962 and 1966 Asian Games champion, Chan Onn Leng.
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      Lock icon MCA LEAGUE: STORE TO MEET SABAH
      127 21 MCA LEAGUE: STORE TO MEET SABAH MALACCA, Mon. Unbeaten Singapore defeated Malacca by 10 wickets with four hours' play to spare in their South Zone Malaysian Cricket Association League match at the Malacca Club's padang here yester- day. Soutii Zone champions Singapore will now meet Sabah in Singapore, starting on
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      Lock icon SADIQ OUT FOR 97
      47 21 LEEDS (England!. Mon. Pakistan were all out for 301 in their first innings at tea on the fourth day of the third and final cricket Test against England at Headingley here today. Scores: Pakistan 201 iSadiq Mohammad 97. Old 4-41. Botham 4-59.— Reuter.
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      Film show
      38 21 TAMPINE3 Constituency Sports Association will hold a tim premiere, Celt 38 Special Squau, at the Galaxy Tneatre on Friday to raise funds for their projects.. The rJiow Is sponsored by the Wing Tal Garment Manufacturing Company.
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      DIARY
      98 21 BADMINTON Imei-co.iS tournarSenl (SBA hall. 7.30 p.m.) GOLF Sembawang women's Open (8 a.m.) HOCKEY Premier league: SCC v SRC (Padang. 5»5 pm). SHA Dlv 1 PWD v FMFC (Balestier Road. 515 p.m.) SOCCER Presidents Cup tournament: Corporation F C v Mac Pherson. Police SA v Buklt Merah CSC. Sembawang
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      Lock icon Can 'Nasty' douse the fire of Tanner's services?
      396 21 Can 'Nasty' douse the fire of Tanner's services? ILIE NASTASE of Rumania, known for his volatile outbursts on court, will have to stay cool today to handle the thunderbolt services of American Roscoe Tanner in an intriguing fourth round match at the Wimbledon tennis championships. The excitable Rumanian, seeded ninth
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      Lock icon Injury puts Hadlee out
      307 21 rpAUNTON England Mon— Dayle Hadlee has been forced to quit the New Zealand cricket tour of England because of recurring back problems, it was announced here yesterday. Manager Barry Paterson said that Hadlee s I injury will take eight weeks to heal. He will be replaced
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      Merdeka shock: Noh pulls out
      235 21  -  JOE DORAI By I NGAPORE'S soccer squad for the Merdeka tournament in Kuala Lumpur later this month received a big blow— the withdraw a 1 of star striker Mohamed Noh as they betjan their centralised training at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Noh, an employee
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      Santokh is out
      113 21 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Mon. Santokh Singh, the formidable Malaysian centre-back, has a broken bone in his right foot and will not be able to play in the Merdeka soccer tournament later this month. Santokh limped out painfully during a practice match for the Merdeka squad against a Temerloh
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      Tay fails to qualify
      217 21 MARC Tay, Sportsboy of the Year 1977, failed to make the grade for next month's Commonwealth Games but he had the consolation of smashing his own 100 metres freestyle Open national record in the qualifying trials at the Toa Payoh pool yesterday, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. Marc
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      Saints' title
      38 21 ST. ANDREW beat Raffles ii^tituticn 25-0 (three goals, a try and a penalty goal to clinch On national schools' lower-seccndary r'igby title at the Padp.ng yesterday. Anglo-Chinese School finished third when they t;at Monks' Hill 13-3.
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      TAN TWINS IMPRESS
      367 21  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By mHE Tan twins Mitchell 1 and Mark, and their elder brother. Matthewsons of water-polo coach Tan Eng Bock gave creditable performances In the Police age-group swimming competition at the Thomson Road pool over the weekend. Results: BOYS 50m free nin-der-8) 1 Tay Chee Young
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      BRIEFS
      370 21 EAST BERI IN. Mon. ■Hk- East German national swimming championships yestuday produced liitlr lirst world ucord wnh a women s 200 metres freestyle lime ol 1 mm. 59.01 Mi trum Barbara Krause. It was 0 22 HC lastti than the two-year-old mark set at the, Montreal Olympics by BM
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      Lock icon German betters world swim mark
      256 21 German betters world swim mark before 80.000 spectators in a friendly match last night, the New China News Agency reported today. UOLF—The final round of the Western Open golf tournament was postponed yesterday because overnight rain left the Butler National Golf Club course unplayable. The round was rescheduled lnr today
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    Lock icon Miners rebuff wages plan
    67 22 TORQUAY (South Eng- land). Mon. The British Oovernment's plans for a tough, new wages policy today received a curt rebuff from the powerful Coal Miners' Union. Union President Joe Gormley said It would not tolerate continued government Interference In the pay bargaining process. "We will not
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    Lock icon 52 die in new wave of fighting
    272 22 52 die in new wave of fighting SALISBURY, Monday piFTY-TWO people have died in the latest wave of fighting and attacks in Rhodesia's bush war, according to security forces. The bodies of 14 Africans, five of them children, shot, stabbed and burned to death on Saturday night at Kudara farm,
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    Late CLASSIFIEDS DEATH
    91 22 Late CLASSIFIEDS DEATH MR. DICK CNUA CMIfw CUAH beloved husband of S»«- Un and loving father of gu Ann. Hul Huang HUM away on 2nd July 1978. Funeral service will begin ■t II 00 a m on Thunday. C.7.TI at Jalan Othman Mur and cortfgr vwll leave at 11 JO
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    Lock icon Immigration probe
    65 22 NONO KHAI (Thailand), Mon Thai immigration officials are investigating a former commander of the Loatian Special Branch police who fled to Thailand with h's son and son-in-law yesterday. Nong Khal polio said. Police said today the three fled from Laos in a Email boat amidst gunfire from Laotian
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    Lock icon Airport raid
    123 22 NARITA, Mon. Leftwing radicals In a fast-moving jeep hurled about 10 Molotov cocktails at a manned police box near Tokyo's new international airport early today, but damage was slight and no Injuries were reported, police said. The airport opponents sped off into the night after the attack. rpHE
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    LONDON STOCKS
    722 22 LONDON. Mon Prices closed narrowly mixed In dull trading. draiers said At 3 p m the Financial Times index was down 1 a at 45» 2 were generally unchanged while shorts tended easier on concern about higher US short-term Interest rates Leading Industrials were lower with losses ranging
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    Lock icon Space talks
    36 22 WASHINGTON. Mon. American and Chinese officials will exchange Information on their space programmes during a vUtt to Peking this week by US science and technology officials. Aviation Week and Space Technology reported today. UPI
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      377 22 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cover P. ice 50* Annual Subscription $155 For subscription, call 284 8844 Ext 302 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTSSINGAPORE Airlines appears to have enjoyed another satisfactory year. Profits rose by 1 9 per cent last year, according to its house magazine, Outlook. Figures can be i deceptive, however,
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      WOMEN IN LAW
      1336 24  -  MEI-LIN CHEW By £OI'RT sits. Lawyers fill the Bar in the wood-panelled courtroom. A cursory stance over our learned friends reveal thai feminine representation at the Btt is negligible. For the truth of the matter is, If at all woman lawyers go to rourt it is to
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      Girls in New York are wearing longer skirts
      270 24 fIRLS in New York are wearing their hemlines longer than in summers past. How much longer? No specific place, but closer to the ankles than the knees. All around the city, from the Wall Street area to the upper purlieus of Fifth
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      178 24 mOMATO and aubergine L combine to make a distinctively flavoured dish that's dellciously appetizing. Here's how to make Tomato and Aubergine gratin: Ingredients (to serve four): 454g tomatoes; 56g butter; Yz small onion; salt; pepper; 2 taolespoons cream; 1 medium aubergine; flour 28g grated Parmesan cheese;
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      Florals and mesh for winning looks
      111 24 Florals and mesh for winning looks VIBRANT florals tamed by toning mesh, that's the winning combination of these two versatile day suits. Viscose cotton it is soft, fluid, falling like heavy silk to give a casual yet elegant appeal. Set off beautifully by Italian mesh cotton. Left: Three-piece comprising spaghettistrapped
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    1039 25  -  HENRY KAMM By in Bangkok ILjR MECHAI Vlra- valdya s name has become a byword In Asia for success In populatlon-c ontrol efforts, and the headquarters of his organisation, Community Based Family Planning Services, receives a constant flow of governmental visitors from many developing countries. The 37-year-old
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      Proverbial anecdotes The upright man not moved by temptation
      300 26 Proverbial anecdotes The upright man not moved by temptation During the Spring and Autumn period, In the state of Lv, there was a man by the name of Liv Xlahul. His real name was Zhan Qin but because he lived In a place called Liv Xla and after his death,
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      72 26 characters] SSI*? The Illustrated word is pronounced zhuang, meaning countryside or farmyard or shop. It Is also a Chinese surname. It has been reduced to only six strokes from Its regular form, in brackets, of 10. Here are some common combinations of the word: runzhuang village, countryside. ihuantfu,
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      Chinese sayings
      56 26 Ju"n zi zhTjiao dan ruo shuY xlao ren zhTjlao gan ruo if The friendship of the superior men is plain like water; the friendship of the mean men is full-flavoured like wine. Sheng sT you mlng. fu gul zal tlan Life and death have their I determined appointments;
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      Bamboo shoots in winter
      139 26 Filial piety: Meng Zong lived during the period of the Three Kingdoms. His father died early and his mother was weak and sickly. Thus, Meng Zong had to support his mother from a very young age. One winter, Meng Zong's mother was seriously ill. She did
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      Correct Mandarin
      96 26 The 4th radio talk on correct Mandarin pronunciations will be broadcast over 3rd channel (Chinese service) of Radio Singapore in its Youth Programme at 9.30 a.m. today. The talk will be repeated at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow (Wednesday). On the left are the examples given at the talk. By
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