The Straits Times, 11 September 1978

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1978 25 CENTS M.C.(P^ No. 214/1/78
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    WORLD DRUG RING CRACKED
    545 1  -  PAUL WEE CNB tip-offs lead to big round-up By MORE than 40 people were arrested here and abroad and heroin worth $10 million seized in an international operation spearheaded by the Central Narcotics Bureau against one of the world's biggest drug syndicates. Sources said yesterday that
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    Lock icon Five-nation conclave to beat terrorism
    82 1 VIENNA, Sun. interior ministers from five West European countries began secret talks in Vienna today on how to combat international terrorism. The ministers from France, West Germany, Italy and Switzerland arrived early today and were driven to the Laudon Palace to meet their host, Austrian
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    Lock icon Jack (last of the Warner brothers) dies, 86
    479 1 LOS ANGELES. Sun. Jack L. Warner, the pioneer studio chief who brought sound to motion pictures, died in hospital last night of a heart attack. He was 86. He started the Warner Brothers film empire with his three brothers Harry, Sam and
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    Lock icon STOPPED BY RING OF STEEL
    66 1 TROOPS with bayonets stand in front of crowds of anti-Shah demonstrators in Teheran during a street confronta tion. The Iranian capital appeared calm yesterday as tanks and truckloads of troops guarded the streets and major buildings. The Shah imposed martial law in Teheran and other
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    Lock icon Progress made on some issues
    810 1 Progress made on some issues CAMP DAVID SUMMIT THURMONT (Maryland), Sunday aiX days into their Middle East summit, President Carter and the leaders of Egypt and Israel have reported progress on some important issues but substantial differences on others. The report was given by White House spokesman Jody Powell. But
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    Lock icon Investors keen on N. Ireland
    53 1 LONDON. Sun. Britain's Minister for Northern Ireland. Mr. Roy Mason, said today Japanese Industrialists and bankers had shown keen Interest In Investing In the British ruled province. Mr. Mason, was speaking on his return from a weeklong visit to Japan to seek job-creating Investments for
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    Tanzanian PM for China
    47 1 HONOKONO, Sun. T»nzanian Prime Minister Edward Mortnge Sokolne will make an official visit to China beginning Sept 12. the New China news agency said. The African leader Is currently In Pyongyang taking part In the 30th anniversary celebration of North Korea's independence.— UPl.
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    Lock icon BOON FOR DRUNKEN DRIVERS
    96 1 pARIS. Sun.— A Swiss 1 pharmaceutical product which dispels the alcohol In the blood in double quick time and often makes ineffective the anti-alcohol tests on drivers will shortly go on the market In France. But the French Government will not allow It to be used
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    Lock icon Guarantee proposal
    78 1 MOSCOW, Sun— The Soviet Union said it would propose a new treaty to guarantee that countries which do not have nuclear weapons are never victims of nuclear attack. It said it would submit a draft to the next session of the UN General Assembly. In a letter to
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    Lock icon New govt for Egypt
    58 1 CAIRO. Sun. A new government will be formed in Egypt early next month by the Democratic National Party, founded by President Anwar Sadat last July, the weekly Al Slasd reported today. The new Cabinet will be formed after a party congress to be held at the
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    Lock icon Not one at the top
    51 1 LONDON. Sun. No women have reached the top In any of Britain's 20 biggest firms, according to a Labour Research DeI partment report. The rc-DOrt said 228 men controlled the enormous power and wealth of the companies, Including 31 knights, two earls and a baron.—
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    Lock icon Dong's 'no aid to Reds' pledge
    944 1 BANGKOK, Sunday VIETNAMESE Prime Minister Pham Van Dong today pledged that Hanoi would not aid communist insurgents in Thailand as he ended a five-day visit that began a fresh attempt for friendship in South-east Asia but failed to win any major diplomatic concessions. The
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    Rhodesia: It's martial law
    52 1 SALISBURY, SunWhite minority leader Ian Smith, Muring RhodesUns faced the greatest crisis of their live*, today announced a form of martial law to strengthen the nation's war effort. Mr. Smith said general mobilisation wu being considered but that it would not be introduced yet. Reu- SEE
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      228 1 THE seiko rf> QUARTZ JP n <,SSPI CHANGING fr\ M THE ffL> V^'jl WORLD'S i X~^-\M I standard!?? j I ACCURACY, jj^/, i \A I a^B^a^aw afl I 2 SHOT AS 'TEC TRIES TO BREAK UP FIGHT Page 5 IMELDA won't be deputy premier, says Marcos 2 HORTA: I saw
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon China will pick Japan as oil partner if...
      477 2 TOKYO. Sunday pHINA will choose Japan as Its partner In Joint developme n t of undersea coastal oil resources If Japan offers the same terms as those made by other countries, Chinese VicePremier Kang Shinen reoortedly said today. Mr Kang, concurrently Minister
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      Nixon due soon in Manila
      157 2 Nixon due soon in Manila MANILA, Sun. Philippine First Lady Imelda Marcos today confirmed that former US president Richard Nixon would visit the Philippines in the near future. The Phiirpyme Fast Lady, concurrently Human Settlements Mm 1 s ter and Metro Manila governor, said Mr. Nixon would be billeted at
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      Lock icon Moi certain to win
      93 2 NAIROBI. Bun Oglnga Odlngß. the former vicepresident and the only Kenyan to form an opposition party under the late Jomo Kenyatta, today added his voice to a nation-wide chorus of support for acting President Daniel Arap Mol who Is now certain to be Kenya's second president.
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      Lock icon Swapo says 'yes' to UN ceasefire plan
      247 2 UNITED NATIONS, Sun. SWAPO. the Namibia (South-West Africa) guerilla movement, offered yesterday to sign a ceasefire with South Africa, and said it would accept with some reservations plans for UN supervision of the transition to independence. Swapo South-West Africa People's Organisation) made Its
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      Crash kills 19
      34 2 MEXICO CITY. Sun. A small two-cnglns airplane crashed yesterday shortly after take-off from Mexico City's International airport, killing IS peopto and seriously Injuring three othen. a Red Croas spot— man said.
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      Smallpox researcher cuts throat after worker fell sick
      228 2 BIRMINGHAM, Sun a smallpox research expert cut his own throat after a woman worker at his virus research laboratory here contracted the. dreaded disease, an Inquest heard yesterday. Coroner Richard Whlttlngton recorded a verdict of suicide on Prof. Henry Bedson, 48-year-old head
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      Lock icon Imelda won't be deputy premier, says Marcos
      460 2 She and I have a pact on this' MANILA, Sun. President Marcos in an interviewpublished today ruled out a possibility that his already powerful wife Imelda would be named his deputy with possible succession rights in an emergency. "Categorically no. the First Lady
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      Lock icon PHILIPPINES 444 IN CLEMENCY ACT
      128 2 PHILIPPINES 444 IN CLEMENCY ACT MANILA, Sun—President Marcos, in an act of clemency on the eve of his 61st birthday, today granted pardons to 444 prisoners Including six convicted of conspiracy to kill him before martial law, the Presidential Palace said. The clemency, an annual tradition, ranged from absolute pardon,
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      Lock icon Troops to help evacuate thousands from flood area
      264 2 Troops to help evacuate thousands from flood area NEW DELHI, Sun. Troops were rushed to eastern areas of Uttar Pradesh state today to help evacuate thousands of people driven from their homes by floodwaters from the Oanges and Jamuna rivers. While the floods receded in other parts of northern India,
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      Lock icon Bomb blast
      29 2 NEW YORK Sun. A bomb exploded outside the Cuban mission to the United Nations ytsterday. Injuring three people and blowing the windows out of nearby buildings. Reuter.
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      Lock icon CARTER RESIGNS FROM 'MEN ONLY' CLUB
      79 2 NEW YORK, The White House has Informed New York City Council member Carold Greitier that President Carter has resifned as honorary chairman of the Circumnavif ators Club because of Its no-wo-men policy. Mrs. Greitter wrote to Mr. Carter In July asking him to resign
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      167 2 The only central aircon system that will still be going strong in fifteen years. Fifteen years is about twice the lifespan of most central aircon systems. But, as you'll see, the Carrier Weathermaker is unlike any other central aircon system. It is specifically designed for premises with no room for
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      Lock icon Korchnoi pulls off miracle draw in 20th game
      229 3 BAGUIO, Sun. Challenger Viktor Korchnoi achieved a miraculous draw from an apparently lost 20th game in the world chess championship tonight. This brought the 47-year-old challenger back from the brink of being knocked out of the eight-week-old battle for the world's top
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      Lock icon Macao's bid to pick governor
      65 3 MACAO. Sun. Macao* legislative assembly today challenged the system used by the governor. Colonel Garcia Leandru. to name a new governor lor this Portuguese enclave. The auemblv. In a communique Issued tonight, urged the Portuguese President, General Antonlc Ramalho Eanes, to select candidates of hit
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      Lock icon Cause for pessimism
      70 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. Inflation and declining standards of living are making Americans pessimistic about the future, the US Government reported yesterday. According to a survey of public attitudes carried out for the Labour Department, "even in the twilight of the war in Indochina and the height of Watergate,
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      Horta: I saw captives killed by Fretilin
      594 3  - Horta: I saw captives killed by Fretilin SEAH CHIANG NEE 'Thousands held* says UN man's brother From in DILI (East Timor), Sunday J^()()KI\(i pale and weak, his hands trembling, young Arsenio Horta spoke of his 26-month-long captivity by leftist Fretilin forces in the jongle, and said there were thousands sharing
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      Lock icon $304m deal with Chinese
      72 3 $304m deal with Chinese LONDON, Sun. A British mining company has won A £70 million (*****.5 million) export order from China for coal mining equipment. The contract for the mining division of the Dowty group followed months of negotiations in Peking. Mr. Denis Morgan, the division's managing director, said "It
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      Lock icon Camp trouble
      28 3 DACCA, Sun. Guards at a Burmese refugee camp killed eight people and Injured six others on Friday while trying to control violence In the camp. UPI
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      Lock icon 'Oil still flowing to Rhodesia'
      358 3 'Oil still flowing to Rhodesia LONDON, Sun TWO partly state-own-ed oil companies, Snell and British Potro leum (BP), are still sup plying oil Indirectly to Rhodesia in violation ot United Nations, the Sunday Times reported today. The newspaper, which with another British Sunday newspaper the Observer— first revealed two weeks
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      Lock icon THIEF BAGS A SACK OF LETHAL SNAKES
      105 3 JAKARTA, Sun. Somewhere In the city of Semarang, central Java, a thief must be wondering aloud what to do with a sack of poisonous snakes which he snatched from a snake charmer. A Jakarta newspaper report said the sack contained some 40 snakes,
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      Lock icon Zia flies to Teheran
      53 3 TEHERAN. Sun. Pakistan's military ruler Oen. Zla ul-Haq flew to Teheran yesterday (or a two-day visit and talks with the Shah of Iran amid continuing urban unrest In the country. Oen. Zla arrived In Teheran from Kabul, where he held talk* with Afghanistan i President Noor
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      Lock icon French arms offer report sparks row
      277 4 JAKARTA, Sun pRENCH Foreign Minister Louis de Guliin- gaud's visit here on a background of possible arms sales to Indonesia today sparked a row over reported proposals by him to his Indonesian counterpart Mochta; Kusumaatmadja. Mr. de Gulrlngaud who for his four-day official visit
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      MISS AMERICA'S TEARS OF JOY
      101 4 THE new Miss Ame- rlca bursts Into tears as she is crowned In Atlantic City on Saturday night. Miss Virginia, 22-year-old Kylene Barker, who wrested the crown from 10 finalists, graduated in June in fashion designing from Virginia Polytechnic and State University. She tailored Her
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      Lock icon Surprise surge in reexports
      152 4 Surprise surge in reexports HONGKONG. Sun. An unexpected surge In Hongkong's re-exports Is noted by Financial Secretary Philip Hud-don-Cave's seml-annuil economic report released on Friday night. As a result of this spurt, he said, he now believed the growth rate of reexports this year would be 25 per cent rather
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      Lock icon SALT: FINAL U.S. OFFER MADE— PAPER
      495 4 Carter regards the coming talks as crucial BOSTON, Sun. The Soviet Union has been informed by the Carter Administration that the latest strategic arms control proposal offered recently by US negotiators represents America's final position, according to the Boston Globe. The Globe today credited
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      Lock icon Syrians pound Christians in new flare-up
      257 4 BEIRUT, Sunday SYRIAN troops and Lebanese rightists battled until early this morning in some of the worst violence here since a five-day artillery bombardment killed at leas.t 200 people early in July. Resiuems or Christian axeas In south-eastern Beirut reported that Syrian gunners poured
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      RALLY TO MARK END OF '100 -DAY STRUGGLE'
      146 4 RALLY TO MARK END OF '100 -DAY STRUGGLE' rpOKYO, Sun. Oppo1 nents of Tokyo's new International airport at Narlta plan a massive rally and demonstration on Sept 17 to press their demand for the closing of the facility, police reported today. Police said an estlmat ed 10,000 protesters are expected
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      Lock icon Ted leaves Russia
      50 4 MOBCOW, Bun. US Senator Edward Kennedy len the Soviet Union thin morning after a flve-day visit during which he met Preeldent Leonid Brethnev and expressed his wishes that both nations work together to Improve relations. All Soviet Sunday newspapers carried front-page reports of the KennedyBrezhnev meeting. AP.
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      Lock icon Peking sacks 6 party officials
      144 4 HONGKONG, Sun. The Chinese Communist Party has sacked six party officials In the central China province of Honan for squandering public money and served warning to potential offenders, the New China News Agency (NCNA) reported today. The six, Including four secretaries of prefecture and county
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      Lock icon Vajpayee off to Moscow
      89 4 Vajpayee off to Moscow NEW DELHI, Sun. Indian External Affairs Minister Atal Blharl Vajpayee left today for an official week-long visit to the Soviet Union In advance of his visit to Peking next month. "There need be no doubt In anyone's mind that IndoBovlet relations are an Important factor in
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      New party
      27 4 CAIRO. Sun Former Agriculture Minister Ibrahim Shukrl last night announced the formation of a new socialist workers party In Egypt bas.d on Islamic law. ATP.
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      Sex segregation on Mexico's subway
      310 4 MEXICO CITY. Sun MEXICO City's subway system, one of the newest in Latin America, will carry men and women In separate coaches at peak hours from tomorrow, Metro officials announced yesterday. The experimental sex segregation policy, part of me "Metro is for everybody programme, will
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      422 4 i Hk Hy uip-i *tlB wl^^^^^^^l f%d Uh^ I VkJ^V I^^V^VV s^^^^^^HTttsl£\ JfcS'm £I SA sflT^~l LJmmM^mJmM MmM wmM mmM MfM HI Jl* W~ i_ii>iiMi,lM,^^^i ii>iiMi IM I^|^^^^^^gaaMMMißßßi Here 's Bob Hauser extolling the virtues of the Pan-Electnc gas cooker Singapore's top chef reveals a most important ingredient for great
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    Two shot as 'tec tries to break up fight in cafe
    478 5 By PAUL WEE A DETECTIVE was severely beaten up by a group of offduty New Zealand soldiers when he opened flre five times and injured two men while trying to break up a flght at the Tivoli Coffeehouse in
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    100 ATTEND SEMINAR FOR MUSLIMS
    115 5 100 ATTEND SEMINAR FOR MUSLIMS ABOUT 100 delegates from the AsianPacific region yesterday attended the first session of a four-day seminar on programmes for Muslim communities. The seminar, held at the Singapore Council of Social Service, Is jointly organised by the Muslim Youth Assembly. University of Singapore Muslim Society. Muhammadlyah,
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    Photo course
    33 5 THE YMCA wU hold an eight-week course on practical colour photography at tti Orchard Road premise* every Sunday from 2 pjn. to 4 p.m. beginning on Wednesday. For details, ring I276M.
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    Speech day
    25 5 THE |IP lor Tknf Bfthru. Mr. Ch*nf Jtt Ban, wUI •MMd ImU) aMandan aSoott mil annual awb io* >tv MtTin to* aohaoi haJL
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    In action for the first time
    104 5 THIS sleek police van from the CIDs Scene of Crime Unit, delivered to the CID last Thursday, went into action for the first time yesterday when it was despatched to the Tivoli coffee house in connection with the shooting incident. The fully-airronditioned van, equipped
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    Vietnam refugees repair boats at own expense
    405 5  - Vietnam refugees repair boats at own expense PAUL JANSEN By MANY of the Vietnamese refugees who arrive here ln unseaworthy boats have them repaired ln shipyards at their own. expense. An Immigration Department officer told the Straits Times that there was a "working arrangement" under which Immigration officers helped these
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      322 6 Makes a triple move today fig itM IB H| New Premises in 1 El I=^!1 Hon S Kong. «v 1 Our business in Hong Kong is growing. that is why our office is moving from Ist Floor, Pacific House, 20 Queen's Road Central. NeW Branch in Kuala LumpUr. Our new,
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    Lock icon Only two lifts left to cater for 495 families
    571 7 RESIDENTS FEAR BEING TRAPPED IN EVENT OF FIRE RESIDENTS of the 36-storey Pearlbank Apartments In Outram Park are living in constant fear of being trapped in their flats in the event of a fire as seven of the nine lifts there
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    Cheer for aged and needy
    66 7 ABOUT 120 people from old folks' homes and other Institutions for the underprlveleged attended the HeUolan Reachout 1978 at the Kirn Keat community centre yesterday. The Hello Support Group Club organised the social gathering for residents of the Henderson Old Folk's Home. Payoh Lai Home.
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    School heads told to buy two books
    85 7 TTHE Education Ministry 1 has asked school principals to buy (or their school libraries a book on children's art and another on child welfare services. The book on children's art Is priced at $6 and published by the Educational Publications Bureau. A JO
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    Seminar On women in trade union affairs
    224 7 Seminar On women in trade union affairs TH E Minister of State (Labour). Mr Sla Kah Hui. will open a weeklong seminar on Asean and Oceanic women in trade union affairs at the Regional Language Centre at 10.15 a.m. today. About 35 delegates from Au sts t r a lia.
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      148 7 W MANAGEMENT COIRSES I FINAMCE FOR NON FINANCIAL MANAGERS 19-20 October Singapore Accounting and Financial Terms and Concepts; Elements of Financial Reports; Financial Analysis Liquidity, Activity, Profitability, Potential; Financial Ratios; Forecasting. COMMUNICATIONS FOR EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT 18-19 September Kuala Lumpur 23 24 October Singapore Concepts of Communications; Preconditioning and Perception ;Group
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    CPIB special investigators must now sign a bond
    370 8  -  LAI YEW KONG By VKWLY-uppointed Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau medal investigators arc now required to sign an "agreement" to serve the bureau for two years from the date of appointment. Informed sources said yesterday that this requirement was imposed from last month
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    Join as VPOs, Malay teachers urged
    134 8 Join as VPOs, Malay teachers urged iT*HE Religions Depart1 merit of the Singapore Malay Teachers Union has urged more of its members to Join as volunteer probation officers (VPOsi under the Muslim Counselling Service (Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association). The appeal was made in an article in the latest issue of Bak
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    Guitar course at CC
    41 8 THE Mountbatten community centre's youth group will organise a guilar come on Mondays Irom 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. beginning from Sept 25. Application forms can b! obtained at the centre between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Prof Khoo is re-elected
    69 8 PROFESSOR Khoo Oon Telk has b»en re-elected chairman of the National Kidney Foundation <NKF>. Others re-elected are Miss Vm Seok Tin and Mr. Cheong Wing (vice-chair-men», Mr. T. T. Dural (secretary). Miss V. Mugan i assistant secretary). Mr. Timothy Chew (treasurer!. Dr. Feng Pao Hsil (assistant
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    Prize-giving
    33 8 THE Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairsi. Mr. Chan Chee Seng, will present prizes to winners of the second annual life saving competition at the Toa Payoh swimming pool, today at 7 p.m.
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    Dhana leads 200 at Jurong self-help project
    175 8 COR the residents of r Juronf it was hats off to the Senior Minister of State (National Development), Mr. S. Dhanabalan, and more than two hundred people for working in a drizzle yesterday morning on a goton* royong project. The Parliamentary Sec r
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    Choon. Annual dinner
    29 8 Choon. Annual dinner THE Singapore Association ol th» Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators will hold Its annual dinner at the ShangriLa Hotel on Sept 22 at 7.30 p.m.
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    FILIPINO VARSITY GROUP TO PERFORM
    107 8 FILIPINO VARSITY GROUP TO PERFORM THE University of Singapore Music Department will present the University of the Philippines Concert Chorus at the Singapore Conference Hall on Sept 26 at 8.15 p.m. The chorus group comprises 55 singers from the College of Music, University of the Philippines The group is on
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    CHRISTENING OF SHIP
    25 8 THE cargo ship, Ganda Guna, owned by P.T. Gesuri Lloyd of Indonesia, will be christened at Jurong Shipyard tomorrow at 10.4S a.m.
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    A concert full of spirit and character
    253 8 A concert full of spirit and character rE Catholic High School Orchestra gave me many highly enjoyable moments at their concert in the Conference Hall last night, moments shared with a visiting friend who Is also the conductor of the Penang Philharmonic Orchestra. The concert was an excellent example of
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    Exports in July up 6pc but trade deficit widens
    280 8 EXPORTS in July rose by six per cent or $107 million to $1,876 million compared with the same period last year, but Imports grew at a faster rate to accentuate the total trade deficit. Latest figures from the Trade Department show
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    Lions' choice
    28 8 MR. Eng Ah Koon of District 308 was elected international director of the International Association of Lions Clubs at the World Convention held In Tokyo recently.
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    India aims to reach Asean through S'pore
    197 8 India aims to reach Asean through S'pore INDIA would like to open dialogue with Asean through the cooperation ol Singapore, the new Indian High commissioner here, Mr. B.M. Oza (above), said on arrival at Paya Lebar Alrpcrt la.si night. He said his government would like to foster closer economic ties
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      120 8 If a computer cannot produce the perfect sound system, nothing can. Japan's leading computer company did. THE FUJITSU TEN NEW COMPO. THE MOST UNIQUE SOUND SYSTEM EVER PRODUCED FOR A CAR. FUJITSU TEN LIMITEDWESSA JAPAN I Fujitsu is Japan's leading producer of computers. One of the world's top manufacturers of
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    Dr Goh wants fairness for all in army
    525 9 Dr Goh wants fairness for all in army THE Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, takes a personal interest in seeing that the sons of millionaires and business tycoons in national service are given the same chores as their companions. Indeed, so keen is he about equality of treatment there
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    Four toy makers to invest $13m more
    225 9 Four toy makers to invest $13m more rl R leading toy ma nulact urers in Singapore will invest a further $13 million in new plant and machinery In order to expand their manufacturing facilities, according to the Mirror, a weekly publication by the Ministry of Culture. The tor industry, says
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    Koto concert
    25 9 HAYASHI Sumlko Sorinkai of Tokyo will give a koto concert, organised by the Japanese Cultural Society here, at Victoria Theatre tonight at 8.30
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    Call to give priority to energy conservation
    440 9 Call to give priority to energy conservation SINGAPORE should pay more attention to energy conservation than to seeking an alternative energy source, the dean of the engineering faculty of the University of Singapore, Professor Cham Tao Soon, has suggested. _^^^^^^^^m This is because the results of conservation are immediate, and
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    Shippers' chairman
    28 9 MR. Pia Yong has been elected chairman of the Singapore National Shippers' Council management committee. Kir. Fu Wa Chu and Mr. Michael Yeo were elected, vice-chairmen.
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    BOOK CLUB PLAN
    103 9 THE Marine Parade residents' committees plan to set up a book club for residents In the constituency. The plan was mooted in a one-day seminar on how the 19 residents committees there could play a more effective role in Marine Parade. Some participants suggested that members of
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      271 9 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh 6c Hal Gamp ZZ ~\(SURE- I WONDER WHAT MAN, TITUS IS THROWING I,IHO HE WANTS Jr^fL- tv c Is"I s HE WANTS NOW- A BIG PARTY x~7 !TO BORROW YOUR ™i vnnecc V ATONE TIME Of? NEXT WEEK- > 7 -AND f HOUSE/ r
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      Where there is a will, there is a way...
      503 10 Proverbial anecdotes During the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a scholar by the name of Geng Van. When he observed the discipline and dignified manner of the troops and c horses ln military training, he became very interested in the military.
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      En and Eng
      249 10 The 14th radio talk on correct Mandarin pronunciatiom will be broadcast over the 3rd channel (Chinese tervice) of Radio Singapore in iU Youth Programme at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow. The talk will be repeated at 8.30 p.m. on Wednesday. The programme can be received over the following frequencies
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      Her age
      100 10 HUTtIOUT In a casino in Florida in the United States, there was a husband who gave his wife, who had never pkayed the roulette before, two hundred dollars and asked her to go and try her luck. The wife sought the advice of others on the number she
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      95 10 Simplified characters mm This Illustrated word is pronounced stfc. meaning plan, arrange or set up or If. It has been reduced to only six strokes from Its regular form, In brackets, of 11. Here are some common combinations of the word: ifcfc shf.i'l establish or set up ifcit she/1 design
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      Quotations
      165 10 >OC S3 #A «A7#£ if ft 4*« Undue love results only in hurting the beloved, while unreasonable hatred hurting the hater. -WeiJt-rui Beauty is the present Nature gives to women, and it is the first it takes away. Mere 'ftA* Much money, much care. John Clarke CHINESE CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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      Bilingual street names
      146 10 Note: Indentical ttreet name* art tn italics UpChlnChewSt J:* Up Circular Rd #> #1& k (f£##!7« ■9 Up Cross St £f±#fJ:# (##*Jl*) Up Dlckson Rd ft. 4. l&_k-8: Up East Coast Rd £##&J:-8: UpHoklenSt flUtftJ:© UpJlnEunos J:« UpJurongßd flP*s S#_h-K Up Jurong Rd Tracks: Jtf Vfr±& if
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      790 10 Announcement The solution and results of Chinese crossword No. 56 will appear on Wednesday, September 13. The "Bilingual street names" column is coming to an end very soon, the space will be used for a new series of interesting cartoons Fun with Chinese characters. Details of the new series will
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      MIC call to ministry over citizenship
      149 11 MIC call to ministry over citizenship KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. ihe Malaysian Indian Congress adopted resolutions touching on national unity, security, me Ihird Malaysia Han. culture, education and citizenship at its 26th general assembly which ended today. The Congress pledged its full support for measures taken by the government in maintaining
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      Farmer held
      30 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Sun. Police have detained a 40-year-old farmer lor allegedly attempted to outrage the modesty of a girl. 14. at his house in Tanjung_ Piandang near here.
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      Lock icon 4 parties agree to form opposition front
      149 11 4 parties agree to form opposition front KI'ALA I.IMPIR. Sun. Four opposition parties have decided to form an opposition front called the Barisan Rakyat. At a meeting held at the Pekemas headquarters this morning, the four parties set up a protein committee to work on the symbol, constitution and registration
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      Crash kills 2
      32 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sun. Two municipal council employees were killed and eight men Injured In a collision Involving two lorries and a bicycle at the 12th km Butterworth-Ipoh road yesterday.
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      $5.3 billion more for projects
      132 11 BATU PAHAT. Sun. The Federal Government has approved an additional $5,300 million for several vital projects lor which no allocation was made under the Third Malaysia Plan. Datuk Hussein Onn in announcing this here yesterday added that the additional allocation was made even before the
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      Sultan submits paper on 'treason'
      290 11 Sultan submits paper on 'treason' I POH, Sunday fHK Sultan of Perak will speak on the question of "treason" against his throne at the forthcoming Conference of Rulers later this month. "I have already submitted a paper on this to be discussed by my brother rulers,' he said here today.
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      Fishermen's accord
      51 11 IPOH. Sun. The feud- Ing inshore and offshore fishermen In Kuala have reached an accord on a possible solution to avoid any further incidents. Both parties are now leaving the matter In the hands of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Public Enterprises. Mr. Idrls bin Abdul
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      Exclusive Economic Zone: KL plan to exercise its rights
      226 11 Exclusive Economic Zone: KL plan to exercise its rights KUALA LUMPUR, Sun—Malaysia reiterated at the recent Law of the Sea Conference in New York that coastal states should be given the rights over the resources of the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). The Minister of Law and Attorney General. Datuk Hamzah
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      'Call off tenders'
      72 11 PENANO, Sun. The Pcnang Malay Chamber of Trade and Industry today urged the Civil Aviation Department to cancel all tenders for duty-tree shops and restaurants now under construction at the Bayan Lepaa airport. 114 secretary Mr. Ismail Mydln Blso urged the deuartment to allocate at least 30
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      UNION PLAN FOR OWN PENSION SCHEME
      115 11 PETALINO JAVA. Sun. The Transport Workers Union is thinking of starting a private pension scheme for its members. Union general secretary Mr. V. David said today: "We are seeking experts from the United States through the Malaysian Trade Union Congress (MTUC) to advise us
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      219 11 THE SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SHOW 79 March 8-12, 1979 Opening Hours: 12.00 Noon-7.30 Pm. VENUE: WORLD TRADE CENTRE SINGAPORE ORGANISED BY: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CENTRE CO. LTD. SINGAPORE AGENT: PUBLICITY AND DISPLAY ASSOCIATES IS) PTE. LTD. SUPPORTED BY: SINGAPORE TOURIST PROMOTION BOARD IN CO-OPERATION WITH SIN CHEW JIT POH SINGAPORE AIRLINES
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      274 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS buffoon (11). 1 Means to take a breath 6 Gets over adversities? (7). of fresh air (8). 7 Sailors find girl holding 5 Lots of notes on the up corps (7). counter? (6). 8 Separate grounds from 8 Making a noise, being port (10). lively? (8).
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    The Straits Times MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1978 MEDIA GRUMBLES
    399 12 The Straits Times MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1978 MEDIA GRUMBLES SOME residents of Marine Parade are said to be irritated if their letters do not get published in the constituency magazine. Responding to this at a seminar at the weekend, Mr. Ooh Chok Tong, the MP for the area, pointed out
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    SALT WITHIN GRASP?
    357 12 HOPES are rekindled that the two superpowers are within striking distance of a new strategic arms limitation agreement (Salt II). US chief armt limitation negotiator Paul Warnke was In Moscow last week preparing the ground for what might well be a final round of talks between US
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  • REPLIES TO READERS
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      PSA explains reasons
      208 12 WE KKFEK to the letter Dim; listed and Perplexra" (8.T. Sept 7). Your reader has requested that PSA explain thi rationale behind the difference in the commencing pay for those who serwrl National Service and those who did not, and also for those who were rommlnloned ofIiiers
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      Details of Inspector
      90 12 I SHALL be grateful If 'CC' who write "Embarrassed by Inspector's uncivil attitude" (ST. Sept 5) would give us more details such as I he name <x the nunrber of the oUIcit. the number Ol the patiol car to enable us to look into the complaint. The
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    Singapore checks inflation's rise
    753 12 SINOAPORES current inflation rate is the highest In three years. But th*ne Is no cause for alarm as the price Increase here is among the lowest In the world Latest figures from the International Monetary Fund show the nation's Inflation is running lower than three of
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    Land of suffering, hunger and disease
    1354 12 EAST Timor, the closed, former colony ef Portugal, and now part of Indonesia after a primitive civil war in 1975 has been partially opened to the world. Foreign Editor SEAH CHIANG NEE, who visited the territory last week, files this first of a two-part
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      New status symbol for stars: Stint with Muppets
      258 13 New status symbol for stars: Stint with Muppets ONCE upon a time, an>body who was somebody in show business must have appeared on the prestigious Ed Sullivan Show. Now, it appears that thr stars' status symbol is at least one stint on .the top-rating TV programme. THE MIPPET SHOW, judging
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      Darkest Africa leaps to life...
      453 13 THE Dark Continent comes alive in VISIT TO A CHIEF'S SON, today's Afternoon Matinee at 3.35 p.m. on Channel 5. Visit to a Chief's Son, began as a photo-mon-tage prepared by Life magazine lensman Robert Halmi. In more pictures than words it related the adventures
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      TOP OF TRADE CONTEST TO BE EXTENDED
      119 13 TOP OF TRADE CONTEST TO BE EXTENDED THE Top of the Trade competition for students of vocational institutes, which made its debut last year, will be extended to trainees of the governmentindustry training centres. Tata. Philips and Rollei, this year. Also, to accommodate this extension, the number of trades featured
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      Rich Man, Poor Man to make way for 'Terror of the Pacific'
      432 13 BAA BAA BLACK SHEEP is the unusual name of a new TV series starring Robert Conrad which begins its run here next week. The title does not refer to a code used during World War Two (as one
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      490 13 I mph I Eg X !ts homes built with pride, IJ 111 111 It's a handyman's guide. jP M I \ll s y° ur k nd f life. J^Lmm^i^^ i^^^h' j It's Living. I^^^Miiiti; I Interior design. I With furniture fine. ■B9|MBi|| K^ 9 m It's your kind of life.
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      951 13 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by Impact The 7.30 Mews (Malay) Shadow of Progress 7.45 Sandiwara Kalut (Malay drama) 3 30 Diary if Events (Tamil) 1.30 Rick Man, Poor Man (Part 33— Last episode) 3.35 Afternaon Matinee— Visit Tl A Chiefs Son 9.30 News and Newsreel
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      2565 14 ISi *ervice to reader*, Straits Time* publishes weekly a detailed analysis of sham on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The year's high and low, are followed by the week's movement in price*, the dividend yield, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of business NOTE: ('losing
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      184 14 "VEW YORK. Fri— Stocks A climbed sharply over a wide area in active trading, spurred by a drop in botn the basic nr.oney supply and August whoiesaie prices. An apparent credit tightening move by the Federal Keserve cut into the gains in the alternoon. but the market bounced
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      Zurich
      171 14 ZURICH. Pri.— Prices were generally steady with some proflttaking evident towards the close, dealers said. Banks pared initial gains, while among financials Oerlikon Buehrle Bearer, Holderbwk, F o r b o, Elektrowatt and Motor Columbus (ell on profit-taking, but Prease-Finam continued higher in active trading. The Credit Suisse index
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      Indices
      176 14 FINANCIAL TIMES INDl/STRIALS Friday 617.0 Thursday 508.1 Week Ago 498.D DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 907.74 Thursday 893.71 Week Ago 879.33 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Friday 921 to 92) Thursday 91 i to 91J H.K. HANG SENG Friday 697.25 Thursday 700.39 Week Ago 686 43 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Friday 465.73 Thursday
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      BT industrial group Indices
      122 14 Point High Low Industrial Group lit Ith Chance 132.62 145.90 Automotive 4«0.24 433.62 -33.38 >H1.78 320.67 Banks, Insurance, Finance and Trustees 56C.74 591.78 25J4 E32.99 135.80 hunicaL,, Rubber 1-roducts, Relininc and Smelting 232.41 232.44 0.03 192.10 181.16 Conglomerate 289.49 292.lt r 2-61 ■Ui 221.37 Construction, Building
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      193 14 TOKYO. Sat— Share prices closed higher in active trading in reaction to a sharp fall yesterday, dealers said The Dow Jones average closed up 20 51 to 630 82. with a vo.ume of 180 million shares The New index closed at 426 18 up 1.10 points. Today > closing
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      Amsterdam
      129 14 AMSTERDAM, Frl. Share prices closed narrowly mixed In quiet trading. dealers said. Philips was slightly higher in otherwise easier internationals State loans were also narrowly mixed. Closing prices In Dutch guilder! with the difference on the previous session a prices p Akzo 34.50 .20 Kon. Hoocovena 40.30 .30 Phlllpe
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      MEETINGS
      97 14 Great Eastern Life Assurance Company Ltd: EOGM to be held at 18th Floor, OCBC Centre, Chulia Street. Singapore, at noon on Sept jack (hla-MPH Ltd: AOM to be held at the Gardenia Room. Shangri-La Hotel. 22. Orange Orcve Road. Singapore, at 12 noon on Sept 16. Sehng-or Drrdginr, Brrhad:
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      Lock icon Treasury Bill
      64 14 THE average discount rate for 91-day Singapore Treasury Bills firmed to 3.500 per cent at the latest tender from 3.455 per cent previously, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (M/>Si. said. The $20 million of Bills on olfer attracted applications tota 1 1 1 n g $79.15 million. About
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      GOLD
      60 14 Friday Thursday Me'nourne (1) 1X4.10 185.00 London 205 SOB 211. 008 206. 30S 211 SOS Zurich 205.238 210. 508 206 OOS 211.258 Paris 201.18 208.54 Saturday Friday Hongkong 20S "OB 207 SOB 2OASOS 208.008 Spore (2) 20S 798 208.888 207.518 209.588 Export prices In non-sterling areas In Us do'lar
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      COPPER
      33 14 LONDON: Copper price* on Friday (previous In bracken). Wlrtbtr Spot buyer* £736 (£723.50). sflleri £735.50 (£729): Three Month buyer! £74S (£743.50). sellers £748.50 (£744 50) Market twia: Very steady tjltt: 10.150 tonnei.
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      Short-term
      44 14 r<OR the week ended Saturday 1 1 September 9 the range of call rate received from Short Depoilti (Ml Berhad »u at follow: BANK FUND: 2 to 6 per CENIRAL FUND: 3 to 4\ Per :ent. Movement of fund totalled [283 million I
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        SINGAPORE
        61 14 ft B.T. Index: Industrials: iq> Finance: U Hotels: Properties t Tins: t S rubbers: I o.cac.: »ep* i sepi 3 »epi a sipi i aepi < 2,148.93 2,188.43 2^31.65 2,253.2 4U3.56 405.75 411.13 414.51 711.18 707.18 713.56 726.9! 274.29 273.80 278.45 282.91 260.93 2S9.73 261.00 261.2: 173.70 173.93 174.54
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        MALAYSIA
        53 14 t B.T. Index: Industrials: gi Finance: Hotels: Properties: Tins: rubbers: H Jan 1, 197.1 1*0 Dec 30, 1966 1M It Dec 31, 1968 10* 3,022.11 3,063.47 4S2.37 456.24 596.38 619.95 213.26 242.21 254.03 253.72 195.22 194.84 610.85 blO.01 t Dec 29, 1962 100 Deo 31, 1»7« 100 r Jan
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        DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
        44 14 Current Date Total for Total for payment payable the year previous year Apollo 5%I Oct 4 5% 15% Temerloh 12% Oct 25 12% lTVi% S Daiby Lnsec Loan 5.25% <9) NYA 1»J% (9) Half year interest (I) Interim NYA Not yet available
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        Domestic
        159 14 I«HE US dollar opened hlgh1 er at $2.2510 30 In the Singapore forex market last week ant*, was traded cautiously throughout the week as dealers awaiting further announcement of any measures to bcost the dollar. It was traded narrowly mixed in tht range of 12 2410 2.2520 of only
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        Overseas
        269 14 •yHE European foreign ex1 change market was thin and predominantly nervous laM week. The US dollar in Uie first half of the week continued its downward movement but recovered towards the end of the week. however, the US cuirency made notable gains and was able to improve 10 Swiss
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        DISCOUNT
        196 14 /~)N the first day of last v week, the Interbank money market opened fairly comfortably around six per cent but tightened towards mid-week with money being traded up to nine per cent Term Deposit rates firmed up 1/8 per cent from the previous week's closing quotes In accordance with
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        S'pore produce
        353 14 QUOTED prices for most commodities, except for pepper, held steady throughout last week on ths Singapore produce market. The Initial outlook for pepper was dull with sellers unwilling to lower their quotes on the belief that the buying demand was there. 80 prices were maintained for a short
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        Prices
        122 14 PSSL ,;:2a"o c b« mm CLOIINC PRICES PIR PICUL ON SATURDAY CMwiut Bulk IVI sellers. oil drum sellers, new drum SlOl sellera. ■SSMI Mixed (loose) UK/Cont. 164 buyers Pea»er: lluntok ASTA white fob. 100* NLW (330 sailers Sarawak white fo b. 96* NLW 1312* sellera. Sarawak special black f
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        Banks' Prime Lending Rates
        355 14 DANKS' prime lending rates as at the close of business on Sept 9. BANKS 'PLR Algemene Bank 7 1/4 American Exiire&s 7 1/2 Asia Commercial 7 Aslen-Pazlnk 7 1/4 Ban Hin L*e Bank 7 Banca Commerciale 7 1/4 Banco Do BrasU 71/3 Bangkok Bank 7 1/4
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        ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
        247 14 ASIAN currency average deposits rates (of the week ended Friday. Sept 8. High Low 7 days 8 12 B 7/16 1 mth 8 5 8 8 1 16 2 mths 8 11 16 8 7 16 3 mths 8 7 8 8 3 4 6 mths 9
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        LOCAL MONEY MARKET
        90 14 'THE interbank money market was tight last week, with Overnight funds being traded on an average of 7) per cent. Business was done in the One Month at 6 5/8 and 6 1/2 per cent. Twos and Threes were generally quiet with rates firming up by 1/8
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        TOP TEN STOCKS
        79 14 on gjgsasvaa: a s^r^sr^ company Haw Par fanatic ton r»ber Mr rim Simc Darby I'O Land liar inn u Incbape General Lumber L U Bank Lun Plant Turnover 'OUO 3.651 2.109 1.723 1.528 974 934 889 M M 712 Prices Sept K 2.52 2.48 1.39 3.88 1.95
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        K. LUMPUR
        477 14 SHARE price last week continued to make good progress In the short trading week on the Kuala Lumpur stock market. Buying interest was prominent among selected Industrial blue chips, though a handful of lower-liners also attracted keen support. Reflecting the Improvement, the blue chips indicator, the New Straits
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        483 14 SYDNEY: Apart from a setback on Friday among the miners, particularly the uranium stocks and CRA. the market closed last week on a still firm tone. Reflecting the dampened enthusiasm of Investors for the mining sector, the metals and minerals Index lost 18 points on Friday to close
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        Tin closes mixed
        158 14 LONDON: Tin on the day was unchanged for Casn and up £10 for Three Months standard while High Grave was unchanged and up £7 on Friday. The alternoon market was steady but any further advsr.ee was restrained by profit-taking. Morning dealings were quieter than of late but
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        Recovery in prices
        346 14 I AST week's trading and volume *-< were affected by the Harl Raya hollday on Monday which In Malaysla was extended up to Wednesday says Holiday. Cutler, Bath In Its weekly rubber report. The market, however, during the shortened period staged a recovery of 2t cents per
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        Rubber steady
        136 14 ONDON: Rubber FutunB closed steady on Frldaj, down from the day's nlgm but still mostly 0 85 to 0 5$> per kilo up from jesterda*. Turnuver was one lot at five tonnes and 331 lots at IS ton.es including at Options. There were ab overnight Kerb trades. Some
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      649 16 AMERICAN OILFIELD EQUIPMENT COMPAHY senior accounts assistant Qualifications and experience: to have 5 years of Account'"X experience which will enable the person to malntain a full set of books and w.tntu. any'L^vlslon 0""1* c preferably to have ire Higher Accounting Exposure to computer Accounting is useful but not SalaryAn attractive
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      591 16 An international engineering company has immediate vacancies for(1) SENIOR FIELD SALES REPRESENTATIVE tor air compressors equipment and related products (2) SENIOR FIELD SALES REPRESENTATIVE for diesel engine and Its application, electric alternators and pumps application Qualifications Preferably Singapore citizens, have completed N s Should have field sales experience for at
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      674 16 REPUTABLE SCANDINAVIAN COMPANY has immediate vacancies in ita department 6 MALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES 3 FEMALE SALES DEMONSTRATORS Basic requirements Completed National Sern. 1 Mature and pleasant per- possess own transport prepared to work irregular previous sales experience 11 REMUNERATION Attractive basic salary plus allowance monthly bonus and other fringe benefits
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      587 17 ■DECORATIVE VENEERED PA I NELS manufacturer requires a l Charge-Hand for their Paya lihar Factory. Would prefer ß |„,rv,]n mth working experience In hot-presses, glueing, sanding or other plywood veneering or wniidworKlng machineries. Interested please apply to: The Manager. 464. (ieylang I pan 14 for an Intmrtra REQUIRED INDUSTRIAL RADIO
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      448 17 Jk SINGAPORE FUJITEC ELEVATOR CORPN LIMITED Tha only L«l Manufacturer In South East Asia requires: 1. CLERKS GCE 3 O' level passes In English and 2 other subjects, preferably Maths. Able to type at 35 w.p.m. 2. SECURITY GUARDS Minimum 27 years of age. Preferably several years of experience In
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      422 17 Qollei Invites applications for MALE/FEMALE FACTORY OPERATORS Requirements: Primary Education Singapore/Malaysian Citizens and Permanent Residents Age: 16 to 40 years Rollei also provides various allowances and incentives such as: a Monthly Food Allowance Transport Allowance Production incentives payments plus others Applicants are invited to call personally with their NRIC on:
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      664 17 Multinational Company has )> vacancies for GROUP LEADERS Applicants must possess 0 E "O" or GCE. "A" We require mature persons who would be able to assist supervisors in organising the production line. Previous working experience on a production or assembly line would be an advantage. PRODUCTION CONTROL ASSISTANTS Applicants
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      514 17 FAIRCHILP aaaaaaaaaaiaa^a»a^.^^^^« SINGAPORF PTE. LTD. reauires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Ra lulrefnents A*e Above 16 years Education Primary 6 ami above Citizenship Singaporean'Malaysian ileneflts fJ 8.-""" lary 80 per day (Assembler) vi- 70 **T da <Bon<1«) Successful completion of 3 months probation: Assembler $7 03 per day (SslB.)/- per month) Bond-r
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      525 18 II EMPLOYMENT nsE WE WELCOME YOU TO JOIN US AS FEMALE? PRODUCTION OPERATORB (NO SHIFT DUTIES) II you are above 1( yeer* ol age ro*n v* at an attractive alerting pay ol $7 SO per day and on confirmation SS.OO to SS.2O per dey. Non absence allowance Meal allowance Free
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      581 18 S4HCOM Matsushita Electronic Components (S) Pte. Ltd.. Invites persons with Initiative and able to work hard tor the following vacancies STORE CLERKS (Female) Age under 25 years old Singapore Citizen. OCE 3 'O' Level which must Include Mathematics Able to work overtime and take heavy work load. STORE ATTENDANTS (Male)
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      701 18 II EMPLOYMENT j 6 SHANGRI-LA HOTEL LTD requires (A) TELEPHONE OPERATORS Secondary school education background, prererably OCE 'O' level Has a pleasant voice Ability to speak English fluently Must be able to operate a switchboard as well as operating a telex machine Previous experience as a Telephone Operator essential (B)
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      687 18 FACTORY IN JURONG requires: MALE/FEMALE SPRAY PAINTERS (no shift) MALE/FEMALE POLISHERS (no shift) MALE GENERAL WORKERS (no shirt) FEMALE OPERATIVES (no shirt) MALE/FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS (2 routing shirt) Polishing allowances given. $1.50 tor 2nd shirt and $3.00 night shirt. Incentives, transport allowances, rixed salary etc. Interview at 1. Fourth Lokyang
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      781 18 II EMPLOYMENT A Cement Factory In Jurong urgently requires PRODUCTION OPERATORS Completed National Service Primary Six education and above Willing to work 2/3 shirts on weekly rotation We oiler: Good starting pay Free uniforms and sarety shoes Free transport Sports and recreational activities Compassionate, annual and marriage leave. Insurance coverage
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      819 18 YAM a SON Rubber Stamp Maker requires 1 female shop assistant Starting salary $180 Secondary school level education. Ability to type. Also required 1 apprentice inclusive or overtime about $200 Primary education. Call personally at No. 20. Upper Cross Street. Spore 1. Tel: *****6/ *****. BATA SHOE (S) Pte Ltd.
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      1405 18 II EMPLOYMENT M Electronic Amys(S) Pte.im. invites applications for FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (2 SHIFTS) Earn Extra $100 BONUS on completion of 3 months service. plus other benefits such as Competitive wages Increment on confirmation 2nd Shift Allowance Scope Allowance Incentive payment ($lO $50) 6 monthly increment 13 month pay Uniforms
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      1675 18 111 VEHICLES BOATS GOOD CONDITION ALFA Romeo Oulla 13. done only 31.000 miles. 5 new broad tyres, newly repainted, tuff-kote Dlnol. radio/ tape, cloth upholstered seats, road tax till March 1979 Price $15,200 Please contact *****31/ *****22 to view vehicle AUSTIN 1300 OT MXIII. 1974 model, good condition Road tax
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      916 19 1 WANTED BUNGALOWS IN Dlst 10 1 irpct <ir {~*rwafl r»»n apartment! Ma'l' Towers and Grange Heights a Ti] *****33 Principals DETACHED BUNGALOWS IN Dis, II) Fully furnished 4 bedrooms. kmerlcan School. Large garden, nani extras Rental $:t.OOO Others In Faber Park with iwlmmlni pool. Sunset Drive Rental $2,000 above
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      722 19 .lfc, u,^^. \*wn%fmitj locipiu luimtivwb Apartment, in Diet., t. 10 CairnMH Court 3 bedrooms *"«h central alrcon2^^** SW'mm'ng 3 bedroomed „miSonette at $I.aoo partially rurmshed tuaammottil 1 600 so ft 3 hedrooms fully alrco'ndT,K,ned furnished H.BM. Sarklea Road walk-up apartment with swimming pool. $3,000 furnished, Woollerton Parti low floor apartment
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      625 19 OIST 21 TOH TUCK GARDEN 3 large rooms available, single bus to Ngee Ann Kent Ridge Call *****3 AIRY ROOMS FOR Single or coupies Unfurnished, in compound house Near Newton area Ring ASIAN HOUSING AGENCY can solve problems for rooms/ flats' houses in various districts call: SSS*I2 DIST. 1* TAI
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      778 19 |||U[P IIIIP .1 ll]| I BUB Valuer, UUHPeII UWW t Kma) ITTnTITIWITH7I UUIUIIU UILuU Aoantt FREEHOLD INDUSTRIAL prImTsES FOR SALE OR LEASE IN UPPER PAYA LEBAR AREA HIGH CEILING FACTORY AREAS 1 FOR SALE TWO SMALL DETACHED FACTORIES. tit» area. 1.3 M aq. m. a 1,455 aq. m. Groaa covered
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      718 19 TOA PAYOH LOR. 1 Renovated 519.500 Mcl Ling point block $18,000 Tel 4M4597 aa—w D.ST. 12 of, Balestier Road residentlal land 20.000 sq ft approximately Suitable for highrise redevelopment $18.00 p.s.f. I I A««rw»lnt«« Q115.19/ 01^*14 1. J Associates *****1/ *****4 ■■^■^•^■^■■■■■^■■■^c™ PfTaeRfPPmPIWPPI I Kfi^HaAJJ^^LlL^^K^LllLUjJ l■■—■—■ r^£SsZ\£tS*% Queen Astrid Hark)
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      591 19 SERANGOON GARDEN ESTATE Snimtt Estate seini-deUteaed and terrace Mouses wanted lor Immediate cash purchaar Owners, petal call *****22 WANTED TO PURCHASE 2-storey SS^^S'seZ?: son Road 1 Mount Alvernla) or Nawton vicinity Contact *****42 Sprei»ii<BFn ih una <i SPECIALISED IN HDB flul huyitlK selliln! Tel 4884.ia7 South pa.-ifu Housing Agency. EBC
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      302 20 VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL Laam Tha Wandar a* CHINESE VOOA MEDITATION THROUOH THE INTERNAL BREATHINO EXERCISE TO DEVELOP INTERNAL ENERGY FOR STRONG. HEALTHY. BODY/ MIND FREE FOR ALL M Zlen Road Park) For baglnwi Tuaaday. '30 p.m. aharp THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS KINDLY CONTRIBUTED BY DISCIPLE. S.M.B. (ESTABLISHED ISS7) confidentially Introduces friend/
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      Lock icon CONNORS TO MEET BORG IN FINAL
      685 21 ]CEW YORK, Sun. Wimbledon champion Bjorn Borg of Sweden beat Vitas Gerulaitis and Jimmy Connors swept past John McEnroe, both in straight sets, yesterday to reach the final of the United States Open tennis championships, setting the stage for a re-match of their Wimbledon
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      111 21 SACRAMENTO (California), Sun.— Jose Cuevas of Mexico retained his World Boxing Association welterweight title here last night with a second round knock-out of American Pete Ranzany. In the first round, Ranzany landed two solid right hand punches to the champion's face, but In the second round
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      343 21 NEW ORLEANB, Sun Can Leon Splnks retain his World heavyweight boxing title against Muhammad All, or was his victory last February just a lucky night (or him and a bad one for All? These are the questions that will be answered In a
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      Lock icon HAVELANGE'S BID FAILS
      134 22 HA VELANGE'S BID FAILS MADRID, Sun. The International Football Federation president, Joao Havelan it, of Brazil left here yesterday after what he considered "an unsuccessful attempt" to persuade the Spanish football authorities to plan for 24 teams In the 1982 World Cup finals. Agreement The FIFA Congress at Buenos Aires.
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      852 22 LONDON. Sunday THE European champions and the English champions meet on Wednesday in a soccer showdown which, on current form, looks like a mismatch. Liverpool, who have won the last two European Cups, start their trophy defence with an away game against Nottingham Forest, the
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      10270 22 HRST DIVISION Blriiiniiiliam 0 Liverpool 3. BaHtoi 2 Derby I, Conventry 3 E CMM I. Everlon 2 Middles- I broufh 0. Ipswich 0 Aston Villa 2. > M.uirhe>ter City 3 Leeds o. Nottlng- s h.un Feraal 2 Arsenal I. Queens g I .irk fanners I Manchester United V
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      275 22 riEYLANG Interna\j tionals were last night held to a 1-1 draw by Armed Forces in the National Football League Division One match at Jurong Stadium, reports JOE DORM Oeylang's performance last night, the best seen from them in 14 matches, made them look far superior to
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      69 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia will send 31 players for the annual Malaysia versus Singapore tennis match In Singapore on Sept 23-24. The trophies to be contested are Oulllemard (men), McCabe Reay (women), Talb Andak (boys). Hamld Bllal (girls) and Wan Suleiman (veterans). The Malaysian grasscourt championships
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      101 22 LONDON, Frl— English are likely to be without midfielder Tony Currie in their European soccer championship match against Denmark in Copenhagen on Sept 20. Currie strained knee ligaments playing for Leeds against West Bromwlch Albion in their English League Cup replay on Wednes- day night and Leeds manager
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      1762 22 RACING... with FAIRWAY KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Noel Harris was in brilliant form landing a hat-trick on Kita Suka 111, Butterfly Boy and Adelaide Star II here today. Kita Suka 111. better known (or his staying ability, scored drawing away In a depleted field In the $25,000
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      38 22 FIRST No. 8484 ($2,178) SECOND No. 9307 ($1,089) THIRD No. 4838 544) STARTERS ($6B each): 9722, 6690, 3198, 7082, 2346, 2142, 8463, 6280. CONSOLATION ($4B each): 3697, 8469, 5904, 8841, 6288, 1823, 2339, 4750, 2205, 8882.
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      324 22 APPRENTICE W. K. Scow, the rider of Mah Lee In Race Two yesterday, has Men suspended two race days tor shifting ground which forced Marengo to be severely checked. The stewards fined Jockey Harris (500 on the use of the whip In the home straight. It was established
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      461 22 (Rahman) jumped out awkwardly, shifted ground inwards and crowded Comman-uci-m-i.uit. ittajoo) onto Wonder Legs tPoamore). As a result. Commander-In-Chtif lost ground at the start. Alter the race, Jockey Razak was spoken to regardIng his handling of Bri Andalas. Between the 600 metre* to (he home
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      72 22 MONZA, San. Sweden's Ronnie Pctenon suffered leg fractures In a nine-car collision which halted the Italian Formula One grand prix jnst seconds after the start today. The 34-year-old Swede, his lees apparently broken in several places, wan drafted ro nls blaslnr Lotos car by Britain* James Hunt
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      120 23 FAS studying proposal T»HE Football Association of Singapore are studying* a proposal to increase the price of tickets for Malaysia Cup home matches at the National Stadium next year, reports JOE DORAI. The price hike if approved by the FAS council will be in line with the
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      366 23  -  JOE DORAI By Football Association of Singapore will launch a football skills competition for three different age groups to select three boys to represent Singapore in next April's FIFACoca Cola Junior World Cup in Tokyo. The competition for boys under-12, 14 and 16 to be
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      204 23  -  WILFRED YEO By SEVERAL members of the men's bowling national squad have proposed that the team to the Asian Games ln December be handplcked, Instead of being selected through a 43-game trial, The prop os al was brought up at a meeting among the 21 bowlers
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      375 23  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By INDONESIA'S Bobby Ertanto earned the right to be considered for the Asian Games trials when he upset team-mate Lius Ponggoh 15-13, 15-3 to win the ASEAN Schools boys' singles title at the Singapore Badminton Hall yesterday. His win came as a surprise
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      216 23 MALAYSIA won the i Pesta Sukan basketball Invitation champlonshlp at the Oay World Stadium last night but there were no smiles in victory, reports PETER SIOW. For Ma:ay&:a, leading almost all the way. lost to the Bank ot Korea 83-84 but won the title only on a
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      207 23 Seletar's second team thrive SE'ETAR Oolf Clubs second stringers thrashed Warren Golf Clvj by 10 strokes ln the Singapore Golf Association Premier League match at Seletar course yesterday, reports ERNEST FRIDA. The win shot Seletar to the top of the league table They now have 20 pointi from 13 gamestwo
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      251 23  -  E. FRIDA By PR the first time In local golf, two Seletar Oolf Club players— Llm Choo Ben* and Jeffrey Bose have been selected to the national team. They broke the Singapore Island Country Club domination by finishing first and third In the Putra Cup trials.
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      309 23  -  P'NG HONG KWANG By KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Pakistan's top ranking amateur Atlas Khan dethroned compatriot Fahlm Oul for the Malaysian Open title ln a rare treat of world class squash at the Lake Club courts here today. In the final ciash between the two
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      51 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia carved out a massive nlne-wlcket victory over Singapore ln an exciting finish to the annual Carl Schubert Trophy under-23 cricket international at the Kilat pitch at Pantal yesterday. But there were anxious moments, under the overcast sky, before they clinched the
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      104 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Lee Kwal Leone got what he wanted a year late when he captured the Tour of Malaysia motor rally yesterday. Last year, runner-up, Kwal Leong of Tan Chong Motors In Kuala Lumpur, won the rally which was run over four days ln a
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    69 24 PEKING. Sun. New textbooks omlttlne "all political Jargon" will be published shortly In China, the New China News Agency reported here yesterday. The -lew textbooks, which should be- ready this autumn and will b: put to use In Chinese schools this year as scon as they are
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    48 24 JAKARTA. Sun. Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusuir.aatmadja told newsmen here today the Indonesian Government "has made the decision" to normalise relations with China. He did not mention any specific date. Mr. Kusumaatmadja also coanrmed that Kampuchean Foreign Minister leng Saj-y will visit Indonesia next month. AFP.
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    458 24 TEHERAN, Sun TANKS and truckloads of troops today guarded Teheran's main buildings after a day of sporadic rioting against the Shah of Iran. Some shooting, including machinegun Hre, was heard in parts of the Iranian capital yesterday, but there was no repetition of
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    61 24 BELGRADE. Sun. For the second straight day Ru- mania yesterday emphasised its commitment to an independent policy. The official news agency Agerpress carried three lengthy dispatches. each stressing the Warsaw Pact member's belief that nation*, even communist nations, siould lollow independent paths of their own choosing and should
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    1428 25  - China's students set for post- Mao education system CHARLES SMITH By in Hongkong Textbooks will be new —long on academic material and short on Mao's ideology rE entrance exams have been graded, the winners announced and China's colleges are ready to receive students for the first normal school term since
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    436 25  -  PHILIP LEE, By our reporter in London THE Library Advisory Council for England is looking into ways to ensure that disadvantaged people especially those who are convalescing in hospitals, prisoners or the housebound and handicapped are readily provided with books to
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    876 28  -  SCOTT-THORNTON By in BONN Soviet non-aggression pact and reunification will be gained from the move, say reports yyiU. West Germany leave Nato and find happiness in a non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union? The answer is: Not in the foreseeable future. But the question has caused
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    774 28  -  PAUL HOFMANN By in ROME THE bombing of a train last week, which might have had tragic consequences, was taken by Ttalians as an ominous warning that the terrorists are about to end their unofficial summer truce and are plotting
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