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Title Section14 1979-01-31 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1979 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/7914 words
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Article, Illustration1213 1979-01-31 1 LESLIE FONG, AHMAD OSMAN; GEORGE JOSEPH - LESLIE FONG, AHMAD OSMAN and GEORGE JOSEPH Lee to reshuffle his cabinet By MR LEE Kuan Yew yesterday announced his intention to reshuffle the cabinet if the seven People's Action Party candidates win the by-elections on Feb 10, giving the important portfolio of Education to1,213 words
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Article58 1979-01-31 1 BANGKOK. Tu«*. Prime Minister Kmngsak Chomanan today ni officially Invited to visit the Soviet Union some time in March. Radio Thailand reported tonight. The irvitation iv handed to Oener.il Kmngsak by the Soviet unbuaador to Thailand Or Laori Kuwetaov. during a courtesy visit this afternoon TheAFP - 58 words
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894 1979-01-31 1 AHMAD OSMAN - At least one walkover likely for PAP AHMAD OSMAN By AT least one walkover for the ruling People's Action Party appears likely when nominations for by-elections in the seven constituencies close at Victoria School in Tyrwhitt Road at noon today. The uncontested victory Is expected to go to the PAP894 words
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Article, Illustration478 1979-01-31 1 TEHERAN, Tuesday AN Iranian general was dragged from his Mercedes car yesterday and stabbed by demonstrators in central Teheran. The state radio said Gen Taghi Latin (seen In the picture being surrounded by an angry mob>, chief adjutant of the 78Agencies; UPI - 478 words
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Article59 1979-01-31 1 NEW DELHI. Tues The election commission held today tnat the Chtlcmagalur Parliamentary seat of former prime minister Mrs Indira Gandhi Is now vacant following iutr expulsion from the Lower House. Mrs Gandhi, who was elected to Parliament from Chikmagalur. in Kamataka, South India, last November was expelledAFP - 59 words
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Article227 1979-01-31 1 K. LUMPUR. Tu*>«. AN uneasy calm prevailed at Subang airport to'lay as police and units of the para<-mllltarv Police Field Force armed with American V-16 rifles took up positions to orotect MAS executives and 180 youths recruited from Dusun Tua Training Centre to beat theReuter; AFP - 227 words
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Article88 1979-01-31 1 WASHINGTON Mon. President Carter and Chairman Hua Kuofeng have agreed to exchange visits. White House spokesman Jody Powell said last night. Visiting Chinese Se nior Vice-Premier Teng Hsiao-ping personally extended the Invitation and Mr Carter in accepting it invited Mr Hua to visit the UnitedReuter - 88 words
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633 1979-01-31 1 Another bid to end AseanAussie air fares row CANBERRA, Tuesday AVIATION officials from Australia and Asean will meet next week in another effort to settle the row over Australia's new cheap fares policy, it was announced today. The move "follows the personal Intervention of Australian Foreign Minister Andrew Peacock, whoAgencies - 633 words
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Article, Illustration319 1979-01-31 1 LESLIE KONG - Raja now more hopeful LESLIE KONG By FOREIGN Minister S. Rajaratnam yesterday struck a cautious note of optimism about a satisfactory settlement of the growing dispute between Asean and Australia over the latter's new international civil aviation policy (leap). He told the Straits Times In a brief telephone interview that319 words
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Article28 1979-01-31 1 DAMASCUS. Mon. Syrian President Hafez Al-Assadi»ncl Iraqi Vice-President Saddam Hussein began a second round of private talks here today on plans to unify their countries. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article40 1979-01-31 1 LATEST PLANE LEAVES AT 8.30 A.M. PASIS. Tact. Members of the entourage of exiled Muslim leader, Ayatollah Khomeiny, said today that he would be taking a plane for Iran at 2 a.m. (8.30 a.m. Singapore) tomorrow. AFP. SEE THIS PAGEAFP - 40 words
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Advertisement92 1979-01-31 1 MINISTRY STUDY ON 1,332 JUVENILES Page 5 TENG's visit will end without a communique 2 MANILA to send Tung An away this week? 3 DEFIANT public workers plan more stoppages 4 CHINGAY photo special 6 SMA group: No real shortage of labour here GROI'SES over hikes in cab fares 992 words
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Miscellaneous14 1979-01-31 1 The weather UP TO NOON TODAY: No rain, according to the Singapore Meteorological Service.14 words
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479 1979-01-31 2 Visit will end without a communique US AND CHINA PLAY IT SAFE OVER TWO KEY ISSUES WASHINGTON, Tuesday CHINA'S penchant for anti-Soviet rhetoric and American concern about Taiwan have apparently killed plans for a joint communique at the end of Senior Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping's historic visit to the UnitedAP - 479 words
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233 1979-01-31 2 WASHINGTON, Tues CUNSKKVATIVE members of congress just back from visits to Taipeh called yesterday for a US commitment to sell advanced warplanes to strengthen Taiwan's defences against a possible Chinese attack. They said Taiwan could not now control its sea and airReuter - 233 words
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138 1979-01-31 2 Teng to get honorary Doctor of Laws PHILADELPHIA, Toes. Chinese Sentor Vlce-Preinler Teng Hsiao-ping will receive an honorary degree from Temple University tomorrow in ceremonies at Blair House in Washington. The honorary Doctor of Laws will be conferred by Temple president Marvin Wachman. It will be the first honorary degreeUPI - 138 words
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Article, Illustration86 1979-01-31 2 POLICE and Maoist demonstrators clash near the White House in Washington on Monday at the same time that President Carter was hosting a dinner for visiting Chinese Senior Vice-Premier Teng Hsiao-ping. Witnesses said about 500 Maoists rushed at a police line on the sidewalk in front ofUPI - 86 words
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374 1979-01-31 2 PEKING, Tuesday PEKING has given local authorities throughout China one week in which to rehabilitate all deserving people who had been persecuted or purged by extremist political leaders, informed sources said today. The sources said the local authorities had been warned that the ChineseReuter - 374 words
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215 1979-01-31 2 CANBERRA. Tuesday SHARP rises in the price of tobacco, drinks and food slowed a steady decline in Australia's inflation rate which now stands at 7.8 per cent, the Statistics Bureau said today^ The consumer price index for the last quarter of 1978Reuter; AFP - 215 words
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Article26 1979-01-31 2 BONN. Tues. West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher,sl, was admitted to hospital yesterday for treatment for a heart ailment, a spokesman said AFP.AFP - 26 words
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Article35 1979-01-31 2 SEOUL, Tues. Nineteen people are missing following storms that lashed South Korea's south coast for the past three days, the government disaster control headquarters said today. Most of the missing are fishermen. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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357 1979-01-31 2 PULLOUT FROM S. KOREA: CARTER AIDES DIFFER WASHINGTON, Tues. US Defence Secretary Harold Brown said yesterday that President Carter still plans to to pull all US combat troops out of South Korea and "remain a Pacific power." But General David Jones, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, reiterated thatAP - 357 words
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312 1979-01-31 2 Japan to protest against Soviet build-up on islands TOKYO. Mon. Japan will protest against the Soviet military build-up on the Russian-held Japanese islands of Kunashiri and Etorofu in the north-west Pacific, Foreign Minister Sunao Sonoda said today. Mr Sonoda told reporters he has instructed officials of his ministry to lodgeReuter; AFP - 312 words
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Article150 1979-01-31 2 Shipping rates: Japan to act TOKYO. Tues. The Japanese Transport Ministry will initiate steps to counteract th" low shipping rates of the Soviet firms, ministry sources said today. The ministry's draft proposals, to be presented to the current session of Parliament, would bar foreign or local ships which offer ratesUPI - 150 words
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Article53 1979-01-31 2 KARACHI. Tu*s Makhdoom Khaliquezzeaman. vice-president of the Pakistan People's Party of former Premier Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, was placed under home arrest today after being released yesterday after 12 months in jail An official announcement said Mr Khaliquezzeaman's detention for the next 60 days was necessary forReuter - 53 words
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166 1979-01-31 2 TOKYO, Tuos. A LIBRARY in every home may become reality soon in Japan in the form of character and pattern telephone access information network system (Captain), it was reported here today. Under the system, now being developed by the Posts and TelecommunicationsAFP - 166 words
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392 1979-01-31 3 MANILA, Tues. The Hongkong freighter Tung An carrying more than 2,000 Vietnamese refugees will be asked to leave the Philippines this week if no further countries are prepared to accept the refugees, government sources said today. But the sources stressed that theAFP - 392 words
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Article196 1979-01-31 3 14,000 Viets killed, say Khmers BANGKOK, Tuesday SOME 14,000 Vietnamese soldiers and 300 Russian and Cuban advisers were killed or wounded in fighting between Dec 25 and Jan 25, the radio of the ousted Khmer Rouge regime reported today. The broadcast added that 300 tanks. 2,000 trucks and 12 planesAFP - 196 words
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133 1979-01-31 3 Thai bill paves way for elections BANGKOK, Tues. The Thai National Legislative Assembly today unanimously passed a bill, paving the way for general elections in the country, expected in April. The constitution says that the elections must be held within 120 days of the date the bill is published inReuter - 133 words
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Article, Illustration180 1979-01-31 3 Pope Paul puts on Indian headgear gift POPE John Paul II wearIng a giant Indian headdress presented to him daring Us visit to an Indian village near Oaxaea., Mexico, on Monday. He was on the fourth day of Us visit to Mexico. The head-dress is worn by Indians during aUPI - 180 words
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169 1979-01-31 3 3 Aussies on drug rap to be put on trial BANGKOK, Tues. Three Australians charged with heroin trafficking were waived from summary punishment, including death sentences, after Thai officials ruled out that the case shoulc be decided by the criminal court, a spokesman for the Australian Embassy said today. TheAP - 169 words
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Article42 1979-01-31 3 MOSCOW, lues Mr Pavel Fi ■■ogenov was yesterday appointed the Soviet Union's new Minister of the Defence Industry. Tass news agen y reported Mr Finogenov wa.s First Deputy to the previous minister. Mr Sergei Zverev, who died last month ReuterReuter - 42 words
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249 1979-01-31 3 Clashes: Vietnam, China accuse each other HONGKONG, Tues. Tension reached a new high yesterday as China and Vietnam accused each other of lunar new year cross-border raids in J areas where intelligence 1 specialists predicted open war could break out between the two communist neighbours. China said the weekend-long attacksAP; UPI - 249 words
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220 1979-01-31 3 Dutch bid to get minority group integrated THE HAGUE, Tues. The Dutch Government yesterday installed a commission that will coordinate efforts to integrate the restive south Moluccan community into the Dutch system. Deputy Premier Hans Wiegel said the 13-member commission would coordinate government policy towards the 40,000 Moluccans living inAP - 220 words
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319 1979-01-31 3 'Bhutto govt kept files on prominent Pakistanis' ISLAMABAD, Tuesday DEPOSED prime minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto ordered elaborate files kept on the private lives, habits and weaknesses of prominent Pakistanis during the last year of his regime, the government said yesterday. Covering 2,700 people, "the preparation of these dossiers, which ranAP - 319 words
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220 1979-01-31 3 B'desh radiomen threaten all-out strike DACCA, Tues. Different categories of radio employees throughout Bangladesh who are on partial strike since Jan 23 last have threatened to go on total strike from Feb 1 if their demands for better pay and service conditions were not met by the government by midnightAFP - 220 words
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237 1979-01-31 3 MEMPHIS, Tues MR James Herron could not place one of the faces that popped up in a group of family pictures but the police could and it resulted in the arrest of a curious burglar. Mr Herron said yesterday he got aUPI - 237 words
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Advertisement145 1979-01-31 3 LEARNER'S T£ DICTIONARY Compiled according to Chinese Phonetic Transcription System Simplified Form of Chinese Characters Jointly published by: NANYANG SIANG PAU UMUM PUBLISHER Features of this dictionary BJm&MH 1 Based on Chinese Phonetic Transcription System simplified form of the Chinese characters 2 5.000 basic Chinese words 15,000 phrases and idioms145 words
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Advertisement323 1979-01-31 3 An Hcxnbne Called^ IF^^HkV^vV/- 4 Hl^l V Nelson is the kind of guv Pf B^pUT J^L /■ViV V who can talk with black PL A^§L f^HfVJ /clouds, bargain for sunshine. W v^S£i. Jw^l 1101 1/ an( et usl s^ orl be n^ mm I Bti^^ftV^ a magician. Nelson isa A323 words
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Article, Illustration449 1979-01-31 4 Defiant public workers plan more stoppages HOSPITAL workers, ambulancemen, streetcleaners and other public service workers were today planning further strikes to press their claim for double-figure pay hikes in defiance of Prime Minister James Callaghan's appeal to unions to "stop the rot" in Britain's labour relations. Union leaders representing theUPI - 449 words
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229 1979-01-31 4 Girl `lit up her day' by shooting at crowd SAN DIEGO, Tues. A 16-year-old girl who said she "didn't like Mondays" and wanted to "cheer up the day" raked a crowded elementary school yard with rifle fire yesterday, killing the principal and custodian and wounding nine students and a policeman.UPI - 229 words
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Article208 1979-01-31 4 LONDON Transport is going "pop" with a new bus service to provide soothing music for tired West End shoppers. The 16 red buses, with a distinctive yellow stripe, will ferry passengers around a circular route through London's heavy traffic, taking in most of the famous department stores. Playing recordedReuter - 208 words
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389 1979-01-31 4 WASHINGTON, Tues THE United States Government abandoned its "two-tier" approach to the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty yesterday, after a 12-day mission to the areaby ambassador Alfred Atherton failed to narrow the gap between the parties. Mr Atherton had hoped to bridge differences on some lesserAP - 389 words
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182 1979-01-31 4 GATT reforms: UN 'yes' to resolution UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday DESPITE negative votes from the United States, Canada and the nine European Common Market countries, the General Assembly approved a resolution yesterday calling for reform of the general agreement on tariffs and trade (GATT). The resolution, which passed by 110 toReuter - 182 words
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Article25 1979-01-31 4 $4.3 m theft LONDON. Tues. Burglars stole Turkish carpets worth £1 million (554.3 million) from a London shop over the weekend, police said today. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article138 1979-01-31 4 LOS ANGELES, Taes. A 2Z-year-aM American celebrated the tint anniversary at his marriage to his 78-year-»ld English step-grandmather yesterday and said: "We are very happy and that is what coon to." Mark Gaadmaa wed his wife, Bay, in Las Angeles, •ver the objrrtiMi* af his138 words
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204 1979-01-31 4 Jenkins: I've fall faith in my deputy BRUSSELS, Tues. Mr Roy Jenkins, president of the Earopeaa Common Market commission, yesterday Issued a statement expressing his fall confidence in vice-president Wllhelm Haferluunp, following an attack on the West German by the English magazine, The Economist. The Influential business magazine last weekReuter - 204 words
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Article, Illustration303 1979-01-31 4 Carter orders freeing of newspaper heiress Pat Hearst WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Carter commuted the prison sentence yesterday of newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst, opening the way for her to leave prison on Thursday. The White House press office said that the president acted on the recommendation of the Department of Justice.NYT; UPI - 303 words
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147 1979-01-31 4 LONDON, Tues. Prince Charles will visit Hongkong, Singapore, Australia and Canada in March and April, Buckingham Palace announced last night. He starts his trip on March 3 with three days in Hongkong. His programme there includes a visit to the 2nd King EdwardAFP - 147 words
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Article62 1979-01-31 4 BANGKOK, Tues The Thai Government will this week burn nearly six tonnes of narcotics, including more than 1.6 tonnes ofheroin seized from drug traffickers, it was announced here today. The secetary-general >f the National Anti-Narcotics Board. police Major General Pao Sarasin, said the public would beReuter - 62 words
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Article58 1979-01-31 4 MOSCOW, Tues. The secret of eternal youth may be squeezed from an unripe gooseberry, according to Russian scientists. Research at Moscow's Institute of Biological Physics has shown that the acid in the young fruit can prevent the disintegration of body cells which causes illness and oldReuter - 58 words
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Advertisement126 1979-01-31 4 Small News from Rank Xerox The 2202. A new compact copier you can buy from the biggest name in the business. You won't believe how small the 2202 is. Especially as it packs in all the refinements you'd expect from a machine twice the size. It's economical, extremely quiet, needs126 words
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Article, Illustration233 1979-01-31 5 Love is really blind for Abdullah FOR cane work in■tructor Tengku Abdullah Mohamad. 22, love Is Indeed blind. Thoufh he is not blind he has married a blind machine operator, Masenah binti Mohamad. Bat to Abdullah neither Masenah's blindness, nor the fact that she is 10 rears older are serious233 words
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Article50 1979-01-31 5 ELEVEN babies were born to mothers who were 10 to 14 years old In 1977 For one of them, H was her third or fourth child, and for the other 10. their first or second child, according to the 1977 annual report on births and deaths rrd marriages.50 words
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231 1979-01-31 5 THE Jurong Town Corporation may build container berths on Pulau Damar Laut to help meet the future demand for container wharves instead of converting the island into a base for marine Industries. This follows a study which has shown that the Island231 words
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Article93 1979-01-31 5 Japanese course for teachers THE Education Ministry has invitee those teachers interested in teaching Japanese in secondary schools to apply for a course in the subject. The course will give them proficiency in Japanese up to GCE A' level. Though the training will be held iv Singapore, a ministry circular93 words
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Article21 1979-01-31 5 I QUEENSTOWN community centre will nold its Bth open chess championship for the Jell Challenge Trophy from March 11.21 words
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678 1979-01-31 5 EVELYN NG - Ministry study on 1,300 errant youths EVELYN NG By THE Social Affairs IK the careers of 1,331 in a study to identii redeemed from a lii It is hoped, that t be separated from othi mlnal ways. The ministry will study the effect of the different orders Imposed by .the678 words
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Article46 1979-01-31 5 NINE hundred tourists from Banglu lesh are expected to arrive on Saturday. The ship carrying them, Hljbut Bahr. will hold a floating fair on the third day of its live-day stay here, according to the B igladesh Trade Commissioner, Mr D. S. Hyder.46 words
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459 1979-01-31 5 ANYONE who finds a nest of bees or wasps tucked away in some corner of his house or on the branch of a tree nearby would be wise to leave It alone and report it to the Environment Ministry. Wasps and bees do not459 words
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99 1979-01-31 5 THE Minister for Communications. Mr Ong Tens Cheong. will open an exhibition and conference. Asa Marine "79. at Hyatt Hotel on Tuesday. More than 200 companies from all over trie world, Including SingaDore. will participate In the exhibition The four-day event, organised by99 words
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Advertisement79 1979-01-31 5 fis jM .^^L The Year of the Sheep 7JC KONG *r\ hee W I FATT I choy The Year of the Sheep augurs peace and tranquility For people B and country there 1 shall be prosperity t_^ So, in true festive cheer \£S Carlsberg beer And drink to the year79 words
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Miscellaneous223 1979-01-31 5 CHINESE ORIENTAL I LION DANCE perforSONG AND DANCE mance by troupe from ENSEMBLE at National the Singapore Scout AsTheatre at 830 nightly. soclatlon at Specialists' till Feb 16 (except Feb 5. Centre. Orchard Road. 10 and 14>. Admission: from 2 p.m. $3 to $30 BATIK PAINTING EVENING OF POETRY EXHIBITION223 words
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Article, Illustration543 1979-01-31 6 CHINGAY PHOTO SPECIAL WORDS: CHRISTINA RODRIGUES and ELENA CHONG PICTURES: TAN SUAN ANN and CHRISTOPHER LOH THE Chingay pageantry yesterday was the most siKctacular, actionpacked and colourful procession ever organised since the annual event began six years ago. Despite a sccrchlng sun, hundreds543 words
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Article, Illustration155 1979-01-31 6 Every day we fly the world. We take Americans to Tokyo and the Far East. Business travellers from New York to Frankfurt o Rio. And more Asians to the United States than an; other airline with the fastest one155 words
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Article, Illustration1133 1979-01-31 7 FIRST we have to If Dr Goh had make sure that the to do education, people we are field- we must have someing will be assets and body in whom there not liabilities. Assets in can be no doubts that that they will1,133 words
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426 1979-01-31 7 THE police yesterday spelt out the dos and don'ts for the forthcoming by-elections in the seven constituencies Nee Soon, Sembawang. Telok Blangah, Potong Paslr. Oeylang West, Mountbatten and Anson. They reminded the public that it is an offence for anyone to operate a loudspeaker426 words
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292 1979-01-31 7 Parliament and in the the Memufi.s lioom, Mr Lee said: "Well, being an MP means he (Mr Nain will meet them In the Members' Room. He will meet the.n casually, iniormaily and I hope some of the experiences, some of the conclusions292 words
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Article36 1979-01-31 7 AN SAF career exhibition will be held at the Marine Parade community centre from Pri- day to Peb 5. The exhibition I is jointly organised by the People's Association and the Ministry of Defence.36 words
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Advertisement460 1979-01-31 7 LOOKING FOR A HOME? Then look for it in Business Times classified property advertisements an easy to read guide to the available properties at the top end of the market. Home-hunters are especially catered for in the new LEISURE TIMES supplement that comes with Business Times every Saturday morning. If460 words
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555 1979-01-31 8 SINGAPORE has no real labour shortage and the labour situation now facing employers Is artificially created by sociological factors. This was the view of the majority of a group of member manufacturers of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association who met last month to555 words
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Article40 1979-01-31 8 THE Extramural Studies Department of the University of Singapore will conduct a 15lecture course on company secretarial practice at the YWCA Marine Parade, Block 80. Marine Parade, beginning on Feb 6. Fee for the course Is $65.40 words
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Article, Illustration237 1979-01-31 8 TH£ current dispute between Australia and Asean over the former's new International civil aviation policy has led a growing number of Singaporeans to boycott Australian products. Angered by what they considered to be Australia's deliberate attempt at reducing the profitability of Singapore Airlines and237 words
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Article31 1979-01-31 8 SIX community centres In the Llm Chu Kang constituency will hold a party for old folks at the Thong Hoe community centre on Feb 10 at 8 p.m.31 words
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Article26 1979-01-31 8 DR Ahmad Mattar. the actIng Social Affairs Minister, will open the Fire Safety Week exhibition at People's Park on Feb 10 at 10.45 a.m.26 words
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Article137 1979-01-31 8 It is compiled by three writers, Thomas O. Mooney, technical consultant Programme In Human Sexuality. University of Minnesota: Theodore M. Cole. MD. Protessor, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation; University of Minnesota; and Richard A. Children, MD. director, of the same university. The article says generations of disabled have137 words
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Article27 1979-01-31 8 THE Teloif Blangah community centre's women's tubcommittee will bold a Chap Ooh Men cruise on board the Sea Lion on Feb 11 from 7JO p.m.27 words
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Article26 1979-01-31 8 BUSINESS Times editor Boy M&ckle will talk on the Business Community and the Press at the American Club on Feb 7 at 8 a.m.26 words
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375 1979-01-31 8 THE Education Ministry has closed 13 primary schools this year, New Nation reported yesterday. Eight are Chinese medium, three Malay and two English. The eight Chinese-me-dium government aided prhools had suffered a sharp drop In enrolment in the last few years. Most of them375 words
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167 1979-01-31 8 'Give disabled children sex education' DISABLED children should ideally be given sex education and be helped to realise their sexual potential, says an article in the Singapore Paraplegics, publication of the Society for Aid to the Paralysed. This would be one of the ways In which the disabled can overcome167 words
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139 1979-01-31 8 SIA says 'yes to help for Air Lanka COLOMBO. Tues. Singapore Airlines has agreed to provide assistance for the development of Sri Lanka's new national carrier. Air Lanka, It was announced here today. An agreement has been reached in principle between the two airlines for the provision of assistance byAFP - 139 words
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216 1979-01-31 8 SINGAPORE must strengthen its trade and industrial cooperation with other Asean member countries and further promote its friendly trade relations with China, according to the president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Mr Wee Cho Yaw. Speaking at a216 words
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Article83 1979-01-31 8 SINGER, Jamilah Arshad (centre), 18, won the Mlnang Kebaya Queen contest at Minang Night '79, held at Shangri-La Hotel on Monday. First runner-up was Miss Rahman Abdul Hamid (left) a production operator, and second runner-up Miss Srlgunarti Oasuki. a clerk. Jamilah, one of the singers of83 words
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Article29 1979-01-31 8 THE People j Association and the Industrial Training Board will hold a Career In Industry exhibition at the .Tiong Bahru community centre from Monday to Feb 7.29 words
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Article66 1979-01-31 8 Hospital visits by council THE Muslim Religious Council (MUIS) conducted visits to five hospitals recently to find out if Muslim patient* faced any difficulties while warded there. The conclusion at the end of the mission which began In October last year: No serious problems. The hospitals visited by MUIS volunteers66 words
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Article157 1979-01-31 8 THE Singapore Armed Forces is taking to the adoption of welfare homes as part of its service to the community. An example of this Is the "invasion" of the Toa Payoh Home for the Aged Sick by 20 men from 1 SAF Transport Battalion on157 words
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212 1979-01-31 8 'Concern over drive for union members' AN all-out membership drive by the Union of Security Employees has caused concern among some employers of security guards and watchmen, according to a Sunday Nation report. It says that the union, an affiliate of the NTUC, Intends to Improve pay and working conditions212 words
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68 1979-01-31 8 Hon: Havelock will be model district HAVELOCK constituency will become a model district once all urban renewal projects in the area are completed. This was stated by the Minister for Finance and MP for Havelock, Mr Hon Sul Sen, at a Chinese New Year party held at Havelock community centre68 words
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Advertisement206 1979-01-31 8 The British Council H English Language Courses IB For the first term at the new British Council Centre a limited programme of courses will be offered which will include the following General English Courses These part time courses, set at various levels, are designed to assist Singaporeans in meeting the206 words
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Miscellaneous209 1979-01-31 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8 Ribbon makes South Afn4 Back tome secret excretes 5* ulet ">■ In Devonshire (6). Done It! Name another 6 Blockhead with big farms correction (10) shoots 13 Nwt y rat* in food? 8 Some acton have runs PPcP e c «**«> <•>• (6). 14 R*209 words
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596 1979-01-31 9 K. LUMPUR. Tues THE Airline Employees Union has expressed concern that the recruitment of temporary workers for certain Jobs at Subang airport could jeopardise the safety of aircraft and passengers. Union president Hajl Mohamed Hussln said today that these temporary workers were notNST - 596 words
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Article46 1979-01-31 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuea. The 1977 handbook of Labour Statistics for Peninsular Malaysia Is now available at $2 from the Labour Department at Wisma MPI. This 11th edition will cover population, unemployment, earnings, strikes, industrial accidents and the consumer price Index, among other things. NST.NST - 46 words
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96 1979-01-31 9 PENANO, Tues. The MIC headquarters Is Investigating a sudden Increase In membership in eight of Its Penang branches. Twelve thousand new members were registered In the branches between January and December last year. At the end of 1977 the eight branches together had *****NST - 96 words
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211 1979-01-31 9 loans to buy shares' plan for bumls K. LUMPUR, TuM THE Development Bank of Malaysia has introduced a scheme to provide loans to bumlputras to buy shares in the companies which employ them. Its business department manager, Mr Nik Ibrahim Abdullah, said low Income employees could get loans of upNST - 211 words
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Article63 1979-01-31 9 SLIM RIVER (Perak), Tue*. A Singapore businessman and his son were killed after their car, carrying seven other people, plunged Into a ravine near a main highway In Perak, police said yesterday. Dang Kee Meng. 44, died on the spot while his 10-year-old son. DangReuter - 63 words
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Article34 1979-01-31 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tv«. The Ministry of Primary Industries U drawing Up an action plan to encourage greater Investment In rubber plantation* to check the country's declining share In world rubber production. APP.AFP - 34 words
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Article127 1979-01-31 9 YALA. Tues. Combined Thai army troops and police have uncovered two communist camps stocked with fresh rice and medicines in the southern province of Yala on the Malaysian border, police here said yesterday. Police said security forces sweeping in Bannang Sata District along theReuter - 127 words
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197 1979-01-31 9 Doctors worried by rise in tough strain of gonorrhoea KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Malaysian Medical Association (MM A) today expressed concern over the increase in gonorrhoea cases with resistant strains that cannot be cured by penicillin. MMA president Dr 8 Selvarajah said if the current rate continued unchecked. It mightNST - 197 words
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Article117 1979-01-31 9 Phones: S'pore third in Asia SINGAPORE has the third highest telephone concentration In Asia with 23.2 telephones per 100 population. The Republic ranks third after Japan and Hongkong, according to an article in the latest Issue of the Mirror, a Ministry of Culture publication. It says that in Singapore, the117 words
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Article, Illustration216 1979-01-31 9 Family of six made homeless in New Year fire A FAMILY of six were made homeless when fire gutted their wooden house in Bah Soon rah Village yesterday. No our was Injured. Construction worker, Mr Poh Guan KUt, 41, was away on duty and Mrs Poh, also 41, was out216 words
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Article335 1979-01-31 9 Grouses over hike in cab fares IF commuter complaints are anything to go by, then taxi drivers were at It again overcharging fares during the Chinese New Year holidays. Scores of commuters complained ye sts t erday that taxi drivers were "even more daring" this year than in previous years335 words
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Advertisement125 1979-01-31 9 of Singapore's^^^ l%Sfavourite spots lie betweerrtMi i^r our front doors and our jm^ from6p.m. ISK H Regency Lounge^ s^l^lll Gracious service! I Mezzanine meeting <S^^^T I WJ 'j'Garc 1( M 1 Terrace \j^L exciting big bai i< I /jIJ LmLJ Ground floor coffeeshop sounds at 9:15 p.m. k < \^p4l125 words
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Miscellaneous244 1979-01-31 9 Bringing Up F>th«r By BUI Ksvanagh Hal Camp —■s. f FATHER'S I I ULP.' SHE MUST I I DARLIN', I'M SORRY 111 INSECT. I 'YOU SNEAKED WHAT ARE A PAVORITE HAVE HEARD ME I STAVED OUT TILL !IN SO VuiETLV' TNEVBR J yOU BAKING? J^ PIE HE'S COMING IN LATE244 words
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402 1979-01-31 10 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1979 TESTING TIMES THE rationale behind the ruling party's choice of candidates for the coming by-elections is two-fold. First, to provide talent capable of fulfilling Cabinet roles, namely Mr Howe Yoon Chong in the defence portfolio and Mr Teh Cheang Wan in national development.402 words
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Article364 1979-01-31 10 A READJUSTMENT of the balance of power in South-east Asia was always probable perhaps even inevitable following the defeat and military withdrawal from this region of the United States after the Vietnam War. Now that changes in the equation are indeed taking place, we should not be364 words
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561 1979-01-31 10 JOHN NGAI - JOHN NGAI By in Hongkong HONGKONG must be the most numbers-conscious city in the world as figures dominate the life of a Chinese here from womb to tomb. Before he learns to count from one to 10. a Hongkong Chinese will knowReuter - 561 words
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Article, Illustration985 1979-01-31 10 Is America focussing too much attention on the Soviet Union's military might in Europe to its detriment? NEW YORK A KEY QUESTION arising from the new Pentagon budget is whether US military planners, in their effort to strengthen Western Europe against any expansion of SovietNYT; UPI - 985 words
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828 1979-01-31 10 CRAIG WHITNEY - CRAIG WHITNEY By in Moscow IF THE Soviet Union emerges with increased influence in Iran after the struggle between opponents and supporters of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlevi is over, it will be through little effort of its own. Even asNYT - 828 words
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Advertisement216 1979-01-31 10 Direct/Reflecting Speaker^ ACUPUNCTURE New Acupuncture Class lectured in English is to commence on Monday February 2nd, 1979. Students are required to register early to avoid disappointment. SCIENTIFIC ACUPUNCTURE RESEARCH CENTRE 57, KHhney Road, Singapore, 9 Tel: *****5 ALTERNATIVE DEGREE PROGRAMS N 1 Bachelor, Master, Doctorate Business Administration Engineering Public Administration216 words
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95 1979-01-31 11 I REFER to the complaints by your reader "Residents" on "Why leave four houses standing'" (ST Jan 15). Your reader was referring to the parcel of State land at the end of St Wilfred Road which is being cleared for development by the95 words
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206 1979-01-31 11 I REFER to letter 'Relief Teacher left out in the cold" (ST Jan 22). Preference is given to relief teacher, who meet the entry requirements for admission to the Institute of Education's (IE) teacher training course. The entry requirements include passing an English proficiency206 words
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204 1979-01-31 11 Double' raises for ex-NS men given once only YOUR correspondent "Money Faced Reservist" complained about "Reservists who lose on their pay" (ST, Jan 23). His complaint is that national service reservists only get a double increment once on joining government service or a statutory board. If they resign from either204 words
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167 1979-01-31 11 I P.EFER to the letter by a "Regular Blood Donor" (ST Jan 22). Individuals with a medical history of venereal diseases, recent malaria or viral hepatitis are generally not accepted as donors. Every blood donation collected is checked for haemoglobin167 words
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239 1979-01-31 11 SINGAPORE is a crowded city and getting more crowded every year. This is bound to create tension especially when one's neighbours are noisy. It is time the Ministry o( the Environment updates its legislation on noise abatement. The new laws should have more239 words
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100 1979-01-31 11 Not all fish medicines controlled I REFER to the letter "Where have all the fish medicines gone?" (ST Jan 23). I would like to point out that not all medicinal products and industrial chemicals are controlled under the Poisons Act. Only the more potent therapeutic agents and toxic chemicals are100 words
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Letter131 1979-01-31 11 WE WOULD like to comment on the report "High House call fees: Dr Toh raps doctors" (ST Jan 25). The Society of Private Practice wishes to point out that to-date, 149 doctors in private practice have volunteered their services in the event of a national disaster. Most131 words
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1295 1979-01-31 11 FELIX SOH - FELIX SOH Immigrants cash in on urgency to build, build, and build By of the Straits Times Foreign Desk THE GULF states are rich in oil but have not the manpower skills of develop their countries. To do this they have had1,295 words
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Advertisement107 1979-01-31 11 M"Lohei!" Lvk *mm I *< The best in Szechuanjood tastes ■■H better at the Golden Phoenix. M c boast absolutely the best Szechuan food in to wn. Cooked in the l^BLP*r special way by our Taiwanese chief cook that has made it famous for m pMkM its excellent taste. Spicy,107 words
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Advertisement95 1979-01-31 11 Penanq-Jwt fane* frtfau day, five times a day, departing,^ Singapore for Penang, with easy connections to Hong Kong and Bangkok at convenient departure times. Offering you Golden Service all the way. For Mas is Malay for gold. And Golden Service is Malaysia's gift to the travellers ***v v of the95 words
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Article727 1979-01-31 12 LONDON. Mon. The market closed quietly mixed, awaiting the outcome of the talks between the Prime Minister and the Trades Union Congress, ciralers said and the P T Index was down 1.7 «t 463.3 points at the close. Sentiment was still depressed by the gloomy industrial background. dealers added,727 words
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Article539 1979-01-31 12 TOKYO. Tues. The market t closed lower for the first time In eight sessions after late profit-taking pared Initial gains, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 6.21 to close at 6.186.08 points with a volume of 380 million shares. The New index closed at 461.85, down 0.24 point*.539 words
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Article175 1979-01-31 12 SYDNEY. Tue». The market closed weaker following publication of the December quarter consumer price Index rise, dealers said. Peko dropped 30 cents to A*5.60 ana Sims rose five cents to $1.42 following Prko's oSer for Sims. BHP dropped 18 cent? to $9.46 while ANZ Bank firmed one cent to175 words
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Article223 1979-01-31 12 NEW YORK. Mon. A late afternoon rally was blunted by prom-taking and the stock market settled tor a small lost In moderate trading. Analysti noted the market had finished Friday at Its best level since October and had gained about SS points since the beginning of the year223 words
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Article63 1979-01-31 12 AMSTEKDAM. Mon. Share prices closed mixed with a lower Dias due to lack of Interest with Unilever and Royal Dutch 0.70 guilder higher each. Hoofoven* slightly lower and Akso and Philips unchanged In Dutch lnternatlons. dealers said. State loans were narrowly mixed. Closing prices In Dutch (ulldert with the63 words
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Article151 1979-01-31 12 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 463.3 Friday 465.0 Week Ago 473.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday BSS.7T Friday 859.73 Week Ago 838 53 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday 93* to 931 Friday 82* to 03 ILK. HANG SENG Monday Closed Friday 643.06 Week Ago 636.28 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 475 90 Friday151 words
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184 1979-01-31 12 MANILA: The Philippines Government is considering raising the copra exports tax to 13 per cent of value from the present seven per cent to encourage more coconut oil processing President Ferdinand Marcos said. He told a meeting of foreign businessmen the government was aReuter - 184 words
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Article65 1979-01-31 12 KUALA LUMPUR: The Temerloh Rubber Estates announced an unaudited net profit of M 5780,000 ($594,000) for the six months ended October 31, on sales of $2.67 million ($2.11 million). Rubber production was 2.08 million pounds (2.12 million) and oil palm production was 5,322 tonnes (4,477). An interimReuter - 65 words
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Article164 1979-01-31 12 EXPORTS of all types of rubber from Singapore rose to 111,978 tonnes In November last year from 92,435 tonnes in October and 85.078 tonnes in November 1977, the Statistics Department said. Imports or rubber Into Singapore fell to 47.105 tonnes In November from 64,908 tonnes InReuter - 164 words
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Article32 1979-01-31 12 LONDON Copper price* on Monday (previous In bracket*). Wlrahar Spot buyers £872 (£BSl>. •ellera £872 <£8«8): Thraa Month buyer* £890 30 (£886.50). sellers <8»1 ({087). Market ten*: Steady. Salet: 13,575 tonnes32 words
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Article213 1979-01-31 12 LONDON: The US dollar eased In moderately active afternoon trading from relatively firm mid-day levels to close slightly easier on Monday, dealers said. The dollar closed at 1.8590/ 8600 marks, 1 6860 75 Swiss francs and ***** is yen. dealers said. Sterling closed firmer on the day213 words
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Article179 1979-01-31 12 LONDON: Tin on the day was up £23 for Cash and £20 for Three Months for standard while High Orade rose £27 and £17 on Monday. The market steadied during the afternoon on moderate covering prompted by scattered physical demand. Three Months was traded up to £6.810 at179 words
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Article56 1979-01-31 12 Mtntfay Friday •lolboume (1) Cloud 207 05 London 336. T58 2*4 708 2M.26S 2M.90S Zurich »S 008 236.238 M 5 7JB XM.OOB Pull 230 85 231. W Horjuoin ClOMd CloMd CIOSOI ClOMd »POf« (J) Cloud CUIUd Cloud Cloud Export pncn in DOB-tttrllu In US dollar p«r oune*. (1> Auatman56 words
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Article167 1979-01-31 12 LONDON: Rubber Futures on Monday closed mostly 0.35p per kilo up to unchanged from Friday Dealers said the market held a rjarrow trading range throughout most of the day reflecting Eastern market closures due to Chinese New Year holidays. This morning. Futures closed unchanged to O.ISp higher Rubber Futures167 words
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Advertisement579 1979-01-31 12 I An established company engaged in plantation is looking: forward for suitably qualified Malavsian for the following positions (it Assistant Manner: No of vacancy (It The Job: Assisting: the Manner of the company. The successful candidate in addition to responsibilities to the Manager will be responsible for the overall administration579 words
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Advertisement493 1979-01-31 12 ERICSSON 4HT TH X OMMINK :.\TK)N> Sr.MJIRIAN W-.RHAf) Joml vontur* B*f««" LM Eric»»on S— d«" L«m6«j» Tabung Angfcmn T«n»»fs Malaysia SALES REPRESENTATIVE Applications are invited from energetic and ambitious candidates for the post of Sales Representative. Lady applicants are most welcome. Candidates must be aged 24 and above and possess493 words
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Advertisement391 1979-01-31 12 I I AUM Mr. Mrs. N. Jagatheesan Anand would appreciate the attendance of all relations, friends, teachers and colleagues for prayers followed by dinner on the occasion of the 31st day rites for their beloved ARAVIND commencing 7.30 p.m. on 2nd February 1979 at their residence No. 34, jalan 14/47391 words
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Advertisement1161 1979-01-31 13 i AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX t Telephone Service aVf-f-B.) gum* iA a\\ tX tfnff.B.fe 0M m% aflaffa* 0M nY 9M naaVsK eatatatsß Weekdays S3oam- 5 00 p m FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE RATES VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL Per word 60 cts (Mm *v 00) IX ORITIIARTF<S Per column cm $101,161 words
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Advertisement579 1979-01-31 13 II EMPLOYMENT k wsM established distributor and etoiior of eudio eojutptnent end requires an: ACCOUNTS CLERK lequieitee OCE "O" LeVel M least 1 year's Accounts ex-p-rtence Al -ounling Certificate Abi -to work in a leun teeee evpty with full resume to THE MANAGING DIRECTOR, S.T. BOX A9OM7 :LERK/TYPIST CUM Telephonist579 words
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Advertisement403 1979-01-31 13 1 "fflnnlOTnl SINGAPORE PTE LTD requires TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST a With 1 2 years working experience in PABX switchboard c Pleasant disposition with good diction. c Typing speed of 30wpm and experience In tabular typing an advantage, c GCE O' level. Please apply or call personally at: The Personnel Department403 words
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Advertisement390 1979-01-31 13 II EMPLOYMENT A manufacturing company urgently requires: t SALES ASSISTANTS (FEMALE) j i c GCE O' level with 3 credits c Able to type at 30 to 35 w.p.m. c Pleasant personality c Able to converse effectively In English and Manda- t rln Interested candidates pis ass I call 32*322390 words
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Advertisement543 1979-01-31 13 REPRESENTATIVE I Male/Female) IE QUIRED BY EXPANDING IMERIC AN COMPANY. Ibove n years old. Fluent in Mandarin. Good business conacts with INDONESIAN OR .OCAL BUSINESSMAN, exceptional financial opporunllles to right Individual TEL: *****7 REQUIRED SEVERAL INDOOR SALESGIRLS/MEN o work for an Airport Shop at Paya Lebar Airport Must be prepared543 words
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Advertisement518 1979-01-31 13 II EMPLOYMENT ESTABLISHED TRADING FIRM dealing In Electronic measuring I instruments requires Technical Salesman/ Sales Engineer Those with Polytechnic Diploma or similar qualification preferred Those with experience may also be considered. Apply to S.T Box A***** JURONG ENGINEERING PTE LTO urgently requires (1) EXPERIENCED ELECTRICAL SUPERVISORS (2) EXPERIENCED INSTRUMENT SUPERVISORS518 words
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Advertisement523 1979-01-31 13 Applications are Invited for the following posts: (A) Security Guerds (I) (*2*o/-los4oo'-) (B) Femele Production Operator* (10) (JISS/1M to S3M/-) (C) Electrician (1) (S3SO/- to 9*oo/ Post(A)- Singapore Citizen Aged between 45 55 years Physically fit Possess a Sec 111 Certificate 5 years Police experience Post(B) Singapore/ Malaysian Citizen 16523 words
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Advertisement632 1979-01-31 13 II EMPLOYMENT Experienced Accounts Clerk (1) GCE. 'O' Level with I.cc Higher Accounting and with at least 5 years experience. (2) Must be able to maintain a complete set of accounting records and knowledge of costing an asset (3) Prepare and process accounting transactions and able to work Independently. (4)632 words
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Advertisement269 1979-01-31 13 EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK a Minimum (ICE O' Level with at least 1 2 y>-.,{^ relevant working expedience c Ability to type at 40wptn and filing knowledge essential RADIO REPAIRERS Musi have completed Technical education br ITC c Age 18 years and above c Must have269 words
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Advertisement507 1979-01-31 14 II EMPLOYMENT Situations Vacant t) General sinGQpura FORUM jjj HOTEL invtltn apolicAntt for WAITRESSES in Hie food a beverage depart Hum a Able to eonwrat ana *nte EngNeh c Espi m uil Pleaae apply personally lo THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT. SINGAPURA FORUM MOTEL. S4S ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE t. between 10am and507 words
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Advertisement536 1979-01-31 14 SECURITY GUARDS CUM FIREMEN me job Involve* the maintenance of security as wall as providing general assistance towards ail aspects of fire protection fighting in the company s pieiiHses REQU/REMfNTS Candidates must be be tvwen the ages of 2235 years Previous experience in uniformed service es pecially security work mould536 words
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Advertisement1316 1979-01-31 14 II EMPLOYMENT STEWARDESSES MONTHLY IN- S >\ COME lIIHTO-S'.toi Pa« Full I lime Apply pers..nall> King of 1a» am Bjaaßßasßjaaßw Kings kl.nl I.our.ge 4 50. 4th UaWasal BbSI I Fir Lucky Plaza. Orchard Road VWJ aVlv U UfIGENTLY REQUIRED female C'lrrk to work In service station Apply personally 239 Whltley1,316 words
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Advertisement1488 1979-01-31 14 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES ,...■■■■■■,l TO LET FLATTED FACTORY taBB AND WAREHOUSE ,ata*a^k. SPACE Zm.? hiangkie S S INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX ONE Modern multi-storey warehouse cum lighl industrial complex Excellent location in an established industrial area Convenient access and egress to main roads Minimum floor areas 296 m 2 Rental rates from1,488 words
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Advertisement591 1979-01-31 14 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES ASIAN HOUSING AGENCY provides better service for better choice ol rooms flats houses kindly contact *****2. DISTRICT 10 AVAILABLE 2 rooms furnished unfurnished Access to all (acuities Singles only. Phone *****4 FURNISHED ROOMS in high class new apartment Few minutes to town All facilities No transport problem591 words
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Advertisement422 1979-01-31 14 ATTRACTIVE RATES FOR FIXED DEPOSITS Accounts 8% per annum Kiaw Aik Hang Finance Co., Ltd.. 157. South Bridge Rd.. Singapore 1 I Tai: ***** 5-6. *****2 LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS FOR SALE c Futura $400,000 a r.urnhill Plaza type A- ISMO.000 c Grange Heights type H $3,400 sq.ft iSZsS.OOO c Balmoral Towers422 words
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Advertisement992 1979-01-31 14 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES PEACE CENTRE 61 Shops To Let/For SHOPS Sale/Wanted -i»1 Hoor -4 units each 23 sq met res 280 sq ft I OFFICES 4TH FLOOR lr>2sq metre 1 IKIH sq tl I IM *q amra |*M>*sj it 1 i IMMEOIATE OCCUPATION KIAN AN REALTY LIMITED tel: *****7/1992 words
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Obituary, Illustration125 1979-01-31 15 The family of the late Dr Harold Lim Liat Hln expresses deepest thanks to all relatives and friends for their kindest assistance, attendance, messages of condolence, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement THE FAMILY Of the late Mr Chan Tsun Doke alias Cheam Toon Doke who passed125 words
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Obituary, Illustration48 1979-01-31 15 DEPARTED ON 31.1.77 FOND MEMORIES OF YOU ARE DEEPLY CHERISHED BY YOUR CHILDREN AND LOVED ONES. LILIAN ESTHER REDOY Depxrled 31 168 Sweet Memories Are Cherished Remembered Inserted Only Son Arthur Reddy Daughter-In-Law Grandchildren it lor lh« lov»d on*i whom you MADAM ONG BIN KIM48 words
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Obituary, Illustration110 1979-01-31 15 MADAM NG CHENG EE AGEM passed away peacefully on 27-1 79 leaving behind 3 son*. 1 godson, 1 god-daughter, 4 d»ughl«ri in-law 3 daughlari, 2 sons-in-law, 6 gnndioni-in-liw 9 grand daughters-in-law. 35 grand children. 25 great children. Corteg e leaves 52. Watl*n hsi.it*on 4.2.79 ax 1.00 p.m (or110 words
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Advertisement545 1979-01-31 15 VI EDUCATION 4 TRAINING ATT *>ECRETARIUS SCHOOL OF SECRETARIAL SKILLS Prepares students for the London Chamber of Commerce Industry and Pitmons Institute Eiominotions The next ULL TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSES commence on 12th February 1979 or this course only Lower initial payment 24 hours more tuition time for Singapore citizens,545 words
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Advertisement342 1979-01-31 15 FRENCH. JAPANESE. GERMAN. Mandarin. Engllan < ah Levels) I're-U On.- T*ii Slmrthand. typewriting. Book-keeping Im. h ii-ninn Classes Fnrol Sin UoudMlle Language Comrnerrial Srhool. 2-29. Peninsula (omplex. Tel *****2 GENT'S TAILORING A I month techniques In tailoring are i.niKlit Contact *****66 MelropasNM V MCA GUARANTEED RAPID BOOKKEEPING. Shorthand. Typewriting. BiHnna342 words
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Advertisement1279 1979-01-31 15 VI EDUCATION A TRAINING School ol Electronic Trstnmg a RADIO SERVICING (BEG) 30pm Commencing 4th Fab I»7t Mm WedB3O-lOpm Commencing Sth Feb It7> rijf\ Thurß3o-10pm Commencing 6th Feb I*7l Tues7-lOpm Commencing sth Fab 1579 Kri 7-10pm Commencing 9th Feb 197* a B/W TV SERVICING Sun l-4pm Commencing 11th Fob 19791,279 words
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Advertisement827 1979-01-31 15 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS Europe by Motorcaravan The most economical, fun-filled and adventurous family holiday concept ever /i^ introduced in ff y^^f^\ I a^S2jk^ L*4 W I aaaaT^H: I\**Jl* -W V^ h K^^^AJJI Ed Six deluxe models to choose from all fully equipped! 1. Select your own departure date. 2. Plan827 words
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Advertisement779 1979-01-31 15 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS in I inn ilUUnihj for the budget I i II fN conscious traveller! vl J j j Call us TTT for more details. X\ M4iMiMaSiLiiULa|JD4!fl I ■■KCSSBilXßsssssi CAPITAL f I RESTAURANT a' Q Jc^P PTE LTD We.ire.U I 207. Blk 2. Cantonment Rd i Singapore 2 Tel.779 words
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Advertisement731 1979-01-31 15 (S MOTOR TUGBOATPATLOG I" A V (Admiralty in RernNasBl of 1978) V O PARTICULARS OF VESSEL O Nam« of Vmnl I Motor Tugboat "Patlog I" OC \J Typ« Twin screw motor tug- V J P^. boat of all steel welded 5C f) construction with raked C j£ stem and transom731 words
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488 1979-01-31 16 Palace are through LONDON, Tues Nottingham Forest will have the chance to avenge a recent league defeat by Arsenal when the two clubs clash in the fifth round of the English Football Association Cup at Forest's City ground on Feb 17. I haveReuter; AP - 488 words
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Article358 1979-01-31 16 PHILADELPHIA. THi I Jimmy Connors still reigns J is Hh IMM States profes- _«iimai indoor tennis chain--j»in after beating a tired jrt'rthui Ashe in straight sets here yesterday. iWiih the 6-3. 6-4. 6-1, Connors ,iLso avenged his defeat at the hands of Ashe in the 1975Reuter - 358 words
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Article110 1979-01-31 16 ISLAMABAD. Tues. The Pakistan Amateur Athletics Federation have been dissolved by the government because of the declining standard of the sport in the country. A committee has been set up in their place to develop athletics along scientific lines Pakistan won only one silver medal in the recent Bangkok110 words
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Article, Illustration140 1979-01-31 16 Valencia banned for crowd trouble ZURICH, Tues. Spanish soccer club FC Valencia have been made to pay for crowd trouble during their UEFA Cup third round first leg match against England's West Bromwich Albion at the end of November last year. The Disciplinary Committee of the European Football Union imposedAFP - 140 words
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Article272 1979-01-31 16 in Los Angeles last night, when he knocked out Scott Clark, of Florida, in the second round with a series of straight lefts that sent the American sinking to the canvas three times. Retirement In the United Nations, world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali said last night thatAgencies - 272 words
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794 1979-01-31 16 FAIRWAY - FAIRWAY By EUPHORICK has come right again and appears to be the horse to beat in the $75,000 Tunku Gold Cup over 2,000 metres in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The American-bred by Iron Ruler had a disappointing season last year, after showing794 words
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Article142 1979-01-31 16 LAUSANNE (Switzerland), Tues. Leaders of the Olympic movement yesterday deferred until March a decision on whether to readmit China into the International Olympic Committee. An lOC spokesman said the lOC executive board decided against discussing the China issue at the two-day session which opened here yesterdayReuter - 142 words
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Article159 1979-01-31 16 MUNICH, Tues. The city of Munich, site of the bloody 1972 Olympic Games, would be prepared to host the 1984 Games if Los Angeles should step back after all, mayor Erich Kiesl reiterated today.. We will help and step in should the lOC ask us toAP - 159 words
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Article28 1979-01-31 16 ADELAIDE, Tues. England and Australia will continue their fifth Test cricket match tomorrow, today being a rest day. Scores: England 169 and 272-2; Australia 164 ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article327 1979-01-31 16 March 1 deadline for LA LAUSANNE (Switzerland), Tues. Leaders of the Olympic movement yesterday gave Los Angeles one month to resolve a new financial wrangle over the 1984 Olympics, or face the prospect of losing the Games. The International Olympic Committee's executive board cancelled yesterday's formal signing of a contractReuter - 327 words
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Advertisement881 1979-01-31 16 In the afternoon, the four fishermen sit on Singapore stamps, both old and new, are tiny wooden stools, mending their prawn attracting a lot of attention lately. This is nets with the infinite patience that only F^^W^V V*^VR^* I '^IHMH^ I^HHHHHV'''^ lIIBI *HHHH flflMH BBM true not only of the881 words
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Advertisement610 1979-01-31 17 i A 4 5//VGM^£7/7£jl!> 4 f GROUP SCHOLARSHIPS J B 7 In celebration of its 30th Anniversary m Moy 1977, a A scholarships fund was set up by the SIA Group of Companies to A jk. enoble outstanding young people to further their education and jk to subsequently participate in610 words
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Advertisement658 1979-01-31 17 SALES REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN EXPRESS SEEKS A HIGHLY MOTIVATED SALES REPRESENTATIVE TO JOIN ITS SINGAPORE CARD DIVISION STAFF. THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT WILL PREFERABLY HAVE A UNIVERSITY DEGREE, BUT EXPERIENCE AND MOTIVATION ARE EQUALLY IMPORTANT. MUST BE ARTICULATE, BOTH ORALLY AND IN WRITING. REMUNERATION WILL BE COMMENSURATE WITH QUALIFICATIONS, BUT WILL BE658 words
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Advertisement333 1979-01-31 17 Applications are invited for the posts of REFRIGERATION ENGINEER and MECHANICAL ENGINEER A recognised degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering OR Member of the Institution of Engineers, Singapore Candidates for the post of Refrigerotion Engineer should have experience in designing and commissioning of airconditioning systems for multi-storey buildings The gross333 words
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Advertisement519 1979-01-31 17 ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGEMENT VACANCIES. A LEADING SAUDI ARABIAN MOTOR DISTRIBUTOR WITH HEAD OFFICE IN JEDDAH AND BRANCHES THROUGHOUT THE KINGDOM WISH TO EMPLOY A PARTS DEPARTMENT MANAGER, experienced in up to date stocking and retrieval systems and used to controlling over 40 Parts staff. Management experience in this field is519 words
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Advertisement431 1979-01-31 17 NOTICE This is to advise that ALWI BIN MARKOM and CHEONG OY KEE are no longer in our employ and therefore no longer authorised to transact business or to collect monies on our behalf. Sharikat Fiat Distributors (M) Sendirian Berhad WESTERN AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY School of Business and Administration431 words
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Advertisement299 1979-01-31 17 IN THK MATTER OF THK COMPANIES ACT, CAP. IBS AND HIN HOLDINGS (S) PRIVATE LIMITED (In ValanUrv Uquld»llonl MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-HP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the above Company, which Is being voluntarily wound-up, are requited on or before 28th day of February. 1979. to send In299 words
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Article316 1979-01-31 18 KENJALLEHJr - KENJALLEHJr. By SINGAPORE, the reigning Malaysian Rugby Union champions, face the prospect of being barred from this year's MRU Cup competition. The Malaysian Rugby Union Council, at a meeting last j weekend, have pro- 1 posed the exclusion of j the three guest teams Singapore,316 words
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Article, Illustration804 1979-01-31 18 ERNEST FRIDA - Warren get off with superb win ERNEST FRIDA By WARREN opened their Singapore Golf Association Fraser and Neave Handicap League campaign with a splendid 3 2 -2 win over Singapore Island Country Club, last year's champions, at Folkestone Road yesterday. Warren, who finished runners-up, just one point behind SICC last804 words
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Article1172 1979-01-31 18 SATURDAY Clau 1 Div. 12.000 m 2.000 m 8 Assassin 57.0 7 Wing Commander 57 0 10 Keep The Faith n 56.5 9 Cherokee 54 5 5 Technician 54.0 2 Majorana II 53 0 3 Wonder Pearl 53.0 4 Harttrick s Pride 52.5 12 Mount Olympia 52.5 141,172 words
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195 1979-01-31 18 GODFREY ROBERT - Parminder case: SHA meet tomorrow GODFREY ROBERT By I THE StagapOTC Hockey Association's disciplinary suhcommittee have called for a meeting tomorrow at the Singapore Cricket Club to make a final decision on the Parminder Singh Jatindi'i jit Singh case which has been dragging on for ncii ly five months. The195 words
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200 1979-01-31 18 PETER SIOW - Brunei Police may compete in S'pore meet PETER SIOW By LOH KONG WING, the former Singapore karateka, may lead the Brunei Police Reserve Unit team in this year's national open tournament at the Gay World Stadium. I .<>h. who signed a twoyear contract with the Brunei Government last year, is200 words
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Article56 1979-01-31 18 STOCKHOLM, lues Sweden luday i.imed (heir learn foi llmworld t.ible tennLS championships in Pyongyang. Ni>rth Korea from April 25 to May 6 The men's learn include Stella Bengtson. I'll Thoisell. Mikael Appelgren. l.ars Franklin. Ulf Carlson and I hi- women are Ann Chrislin Helm.in. Mane l.imi hi.,56 words
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Article20 1979-01-31 18 ((INSOLATION ticket numbrr 1 4 Ml In Monday's Hi X Sweep should read Mil*; The error is regretted20 words
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Advertisement470 1979-01-31 18 mNOL _..E ORIENT UNES LTD invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the post of EDP MANAGER The successful candidate will be responsible for the implementation of EDP System and the organisation, development and the administration of a EDP department independently. The candidate should be above 30 years of age470 words
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Advertisement1057 1979-01-31 18 JOHORE OIL PALM PLANTATIONS SDN. BHD. Tenders are requested from Experienced Contractors for the Follow-Up Lalang Control in the agricultural area of Central Division of 1,700 acres and North Division of 2,000 acres in Johore Oil Palm Plantations Sdn. Bhd. in Kluang, Johore. This Contract will be for a period1,057 words
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Article231 1979-01-31 19 JOE DORAI - April date for League kick-off JOE DORAI By WEEKEND MATCHES ONLY ALL three divisions in the National Football League will kick off in April much earlier than in previous years. And. unlike last season, all league fixtures will be played only at weekends, unless clubs have national players involved in231 words
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Article, Illustration590 1979-01-31 19 Lim has no regrets about his first love SOCCER PASSPORT TO MANY THINGS MM TANG BOO.N, the rM*K star l» Slacapore'* M»l»\sl» Cap squad, r««M have Inherited Ms father's rkarrwtl banlanm If he had been Involved with soccer, reports JOK DORAI But l.im. 24. Smtfrt IHirc's ri^ht hack, lost his590 words
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Article, Illustration315 1979-01-31 19 KEN JALLEH JR - Rahim's `young one' beats champion Gopal KEN J ALLEH JR. By NATIONAL champion V. Gopal suffered defeat at the hands of another of "Rahim's young ones" when he lost 6-9. 5-9, 7-9 to Stewart Ballard, 15, in a Group A round robin match of the National selection trials at KallangHAIRIS - 315 words
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239 1979-01-31 19 JAKARTA. Tues Three Indonesian boxers last night qualified for the semi-finals of the second President's Cup tournament being held here. In the light -fly weigh! class. Harry Maitimu defeated his compatriot Frans Palwael on points Agus Souisa won on points against Takashi Kaneko. of Japan,Reuter; AFP - 239 words
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Article, Illustration320 1979-01-31 19 GODFREY ROBERT - GODFREY ROBERT By THE Singapore Amateur Boxing Association yesterday recommended Tan Cheng Joo for the 1978 Sportsman -of- the- Year award. Tan, 24, received the association's unanimous vote for his gold-medal performance at the ASEAN boxing championships in Manila last November. Tan knocked out320 words
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Article24 1979-01-31 19 HONGKONG Football Club beat Singapore Cricket Club 1-0 with a second-halt goal in the inter port sa rer match on the Padang24 words
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356 1979-01-31 19 ALBERT JOHNSON - ALBERT JOHNSON By THOUGH Junie Sng's two gold medals and one silver overshadowed all the other Singapore performances at last year's Asian Games, the Republic's swimmers, on the whole, did very well in Bangkok, breaking nine national records there. Games swimming coach Kee Soon Bee,356 words
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Advertisement621 1979-01-31 19 mdsMlflhMHflbd Put yourself in her place. Cathay Pacific Airways invites applications from young ladies to be trained as Flight Hostesses for their international jet services. Successful candidates will be permanently BASED IN Hong Kong during their employment. Candidates must be single and have the following qualifications: Height between 53" (16()621 words
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Advertisement654 1979-01-31 19 AUCTION SALE Mortgogees Sole of Valuable Properties To B« Held In Our Sole-Room No 58 Morket Street, Singapore I ON WEDNESDAY, 7TH FEBRUARY 1979 At 2 30 P M Particulars: 1) Land at lor me Road Lots 449-4 3809 Mukim XVII Area 1,998 1 sq metres and 4,137 sq metres654 words
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Advertisement243 1979-01-31 19 SI BOKDISATKCOI RTS SINGAPORE M N«. 47« M 1W» Brtwr*n I. Stars iUnu Blnu- \h mi rain sh> an infant suing by her mothtr and Mil fiirnd Kamalyah Brevi (m.w.) i. Kamalyah tk-rvl (m.w.) Plaintiffs And 1. Bay Kirn Him 2. Urn < h.M. Xn X IMi-ndanK In: Thr Srrund243 words
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Miscellaneous86 1979-01-31 19 SOCCER SBHU. U«rm» meal MvWmi I: UMW v Hong kong Bank (Jalan Besar Stadium); DlvliUa II: Stork Exchange v Straits Times (Toa Payohi. Holiday Inn v Jurong Shipyard (Farrer Park Athletic Centre). HvWm III: Peter Chews v Hyatl Hotel iTanglin 1) Hongkong Teakwood v F.E. Levingston iTanglin 2). Jardine v86 words
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Article, Illustration327 1979-01-31 20 HONGKONG. Tuea. A 66-year-old Soviet citizen, imprisoned in China tor 26 years, enjoyed his freedom today while planning to join his mother ann sister In the United States Mr Roman A Roman crossed the border Into Hongkong on Friday via wheelchair afterUPI - 327 words
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Article70 1979-01-31 20 BANGKOK. Tues. Nine Thai communist insurgents were shoi and killed in a bid to defect from the movement and turn themselves over to authorities, the only survivor told police yesterday Niyom Chieu-Klom. 21. said he and most of his nine mends had beenAFP - 70 words
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Article67 1979-01-31 20 TOKYO. Tues Japan Air Lines (JALi said yesterday it plans to cut return air fares from Tokyo by up to IS per cent next month to compensate for the yen's steep appreciation against the US dollar. Return flights to Europe will be cut by 10Reuter - 67 words
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Obituary39 1979-01-31 20 DiATN MARIO tVLVIO HUNCH, 53 puaol away on Saturday after a «hort illnrai Hli body will lit at Singapore Cutn until Tturaday CorteiK will arrive at 11 30 am at lit. Vtrnon Crematorium for crrmatljfl at noon39 words
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Article36 1979-01-31 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A suspe-ted extortioner was shot and captured after he tried to snatch the service revolver of a police constable after a chase off Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman here this morning. NST.NST - 36 words
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164 1979-01-31 20 Indonesia rejects summit invitation JAKARTA. Tues—lndonesia has rejected an invitation to attend the non-aligned summit conference which began in Mozambique today, a Foreign Office spokesman said. The decision was in protest over the recent week- long mourning held in Mozambique to honour the death of the leader of the leftwingAFP - 164 words
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Article53 1979-01-31 20 JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesia will not increase the domestic price of tin ore to discourage smuggling of the metal "o Singapore. Attorney General Alt said today. The Indonesian Government loses about two billion rupiahs iS$6 9 million) a year because or me smuggling in tin ores,Reuter - 53 words
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Article63 1979-01-31 20 KUANTAN. Tues. Marine police seized two Mi 6 rifles from a Vietnamesr refugee boat off Pulau T:oman in the east coast state of Pahang when it arrived here on Sunday, sources said. Marine r.rlice on patrol in the area boarded the boat and found the firearmsAFP - 63 words
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Article221 1979-01-31 20 TOKYO. Tues. Japan, worried about brewing US criticism of its financial policies, will shortly introduce measures for increased foreign investment in its capital market government sources said today. First to be implemented by the Finance MinistryUPI - 221 words
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958 1979-01-31 20 'Windows long closed have been reopened' WASHINGTON, Tues PRESIDENT Carter warmly welcomed Chinese Senior VicePremier Teng Hsiaoping to the White House yesterday with a pledge that the Uiat^i States would work with China for peace after a long period of hostility andAgencies - 958 words
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Advertisement152 1979-01-31 20 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cover Price 50* Annual Subscription $155. For subscription, call 284 8844 Ext 302 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. WHAI diiection will the stock market take in the Year ot the Ramr J Business Times invites six research analysts to give their views, hind out what they think in152 words
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Advertisement206 1979-01-31 20 Merlin Safari Bar Happy hours never sounded so g00d With Ramon and Dorina soothing j^F'Aj your hard day's work with their live M^_ wm A music, while you sip our cocktails. 1 m. Between 5 and 8 p.m.. A our Safari Bar is the meeting fl I F place for206 words
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Article39 1979-01-31 1 sheihon a heated discussion IST b sheyTn lingual sounds shcjion tip of the tongue For example, you may say, Biinlunhm zhoog, shuing fan« Thankal shezhan meaning, "Both sides are having a heated discussion at the debate."39 words
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Article, Illustration623 1979-01-31 1 I LEONG WENG X AM - I LEONG WENG X AM By THIS Chinese New Year is the Year of the Ram. It augurs well for plenty and marks excellent cooperation among people everywhere. The eighth animal of the 12 in the Chinese Zodiac, the Ram is classified as one of the623 words
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Advertisement213 1979-01-31 1 PARENTS! Subscribe to Yippee! NOW! For only $7.20 a year your children can enjoy 12 issues of Yippee! packed with stories, games and all sorts of contests which offer fabulous prizes. From the February issue, Yippee! offers even greater value for money. jf-ymmmiMi Uncle Choo's Li I Soccer Corner t213 words
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Advertisement81 1979-01-31 1 I the big value family magazine. \4 tk How t0 Raise vß^^^^ 'VI A a Human Being Jy 7BH A •10 Wa y s to make llfe )^K more interesting U^ifSSt/^ M\ How Good Are You |«^Srr3&gi??T»sWj ~4 at Managing Money 7 Sitfnl A B wh Charles, the Prince w*^^3^ffffY>3fcpr81 words
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Article, Illustration544 1979-01-31 2 UINU ruur* WAH - UINU ruur* WAH By WHEN she was here with her mother on vacation last December, little did she dream she would be coming again so soon, this time on a working assignment. But fate had brought Mrs Herminia Atienza llano, a544 words
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Article, Illustration505 1979-01-31 2 Laughter amid the dissection of a lion-sized musical IT WAS a hilarious and enlightening time for some 100 teachers who watched characters from the musical Raffles The Lion of Singapore being dissected and certain scenes analysed. This final session of the special drama couse organised by the Extra-Curricu-la r Activities505 words
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314 1979-01-31 2 Designer: I'll never swop my job for anything BETWEEN hectic rushes which call for creativity and idle lapses when she is jobless, designing for the theatre can be very exciting but demanding. And with her burning passion for the theatre, Miki Van Zwanenberg, the designer for the musical Raffles The314 words
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366 1979-01-31 2 THEIR powerful voices reverberated through the room, mesmerising the crowd, while their invigorating movements held them spellbound. Svelte and sexy, the SOPHISTICATES, comprising Vickie, Laßue and Cheri, are an audio-visual splendour that sang and danced their way Into the hearts of the Singaporean audience. Not366 words
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Advertisement359 1979-01-31 2 The Foulks^ ifff** way means 1. Studying with the largest established firm of accountancy tutors in U.K. 2. Enjoying the benefits of over 90 years of tutorial expertise. 3. Being informed of the latest changes and current events and topics of interest and relevance through the exclusive "Foulks Lynch Review".359 words
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Advertisement118 1979-01-31 2 I'M GRAND 8r« m PUBLIC AUCTION SALE lii Iff OF PERSIAN AND m m BOKHARA CARPETS Sii |l| AND RUGS FROM IRAN, m *V**Z An E xce P tional Promotion of Persian and !p£ J Midi Bokhara Carpets from Iran, Bsl h j t k, 9 Full Range Assembled for118 words
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Miscellaneous378 1979-01-31 2 TV and Radio 3.00 PM Openinf and Nomination Day Report Al languages) 3.15 The Beverly Hfti.es Palace of Clampett San (repeat) 3.40 Diary of Events (Malay) 3.45 Bonanza One Ace Too Many 4.35 Intermission 6.05 PM Openinf and Please Don't Eat the Daisies Look Who's Talking (repeit) 6.30 News in378 words
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Miscellaneous336 1979-01-31 2 SINGAPORE 5 7.00 Classic Keystone Comedy Capers 7.10 Candid Camera 7.30 News and Newsreel (Malay) 7.55 Classical Masterpieces String Quartet in D Major, XV 575 by Mozart 8.20 High Blood Pressure: What it is, What it can do to you 8.30 Hawaii Five-0 The Case Against Phip Christie 9.30 News336 words
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Miscellaneous221 1979-01-31 2 Daily Digest C.Zt Sunset Serenade CM Financial and Share Market Report 7.M News 7.15 Sports Desk I.M Our Young Performers 7.44 English by Radio The Language of Business B.M Armed Forces Hour I.M News 1.1 l Prog Summary followed by Medicine in the Seventies 9.31 Alphabetically Yours II.M The World221 words
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Article, Illustration651 1979-01-31 3 PEGGY MASSIN - PEGGY MASSIN By ...with shorter skirts, pinched waistlines and padded shoulders PARIS Short skirts daringly slashed to highlight legs on towering heels, pinched waistlines and outrageously padded shoulders are the key themes of the five-day Paris haute couture spring and summer collections openingReuter - 651 words
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Article, Illustration1062 1979-01-31 3 I Tan Lee Leng - I Tan Lee Leng By Spice of Lifei HAVING pleasure in food has been part of the Chinese cultuie for centuries. From the peasant to the mandaI rin, the Chinese have always been gourmets. Their philosophy towards food is that since one must1,062 words
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654 1979-01-31 3 BERNAOINE MORRIS - BERNAOINE MORRIS By NEW YORK Not too long ago, insecure male models tried to indicate how comfortable they felt on the runways, as they showed new clothes, by puffing ferociously on cigarettes. They don't do that much anymore. They are far more sophisticated.NYT - 654 words
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Advertisement117 1979-01-31 3 As the Ist moon gets fuller you could be growing shapelier. The Joanne Drew promise Now is the time to shape up and look good. 4^&j^^ Follow the Joanne Drew j^X^^k programme tailored to meet y°ur particular needs, Jm X we promise you'll succeed. JfljJ^^ So give yourself the chance117 words
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Advertisement307 1979-01-31 4 Celebrate the Lunar New Year with SPECIAL RAW FISH Traditional Cantonese dishes supervised by Hooi Kok Wai and specialities from our kitchen. ♦Hongkong Roast Chicken *Fried Deer Meat > Chilli Crab" Wecaterfor^" Birthday Wedding Parties, 1 buffet lunches and private functions. Live music and songs for your dinning pleasure. No307 words
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