The Straits Times, 2 March 1979

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1979 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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    Lock icon WE'RE CLOSE TO ACHIEVING OUR GOALS: LI
    786 1 TOKYO, Thurs. The Chinese Government tonight sent an official note to the Vietnamese embassy m I Dfvj Peking proposing that the two countries hold talks "as soon as possible'/ to end their two-week border con■■MAjHBHBIHHhI fl'* l< tf* e official Hsinhua news agency
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    'Russia may send mixed volunteers'
    145 1 TOKYO. Thursday THE Soviet Union Is considering sending "mixed" volunteer troops to Vietnam to fulfil its obligation to that country under the Russo-Vietnam friendship and cooperation treaty, the Japanese JiJi Press reported today. m Moscow, quoting Informed sources, taid a decision to send the volunteers
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    28 1 HONOKOKO Thurs Chinese Communist Party Chairman Hua Kuo-feng today uivttcd KcrpUan President Anwar Sadat to Ttttt China, according u> a rspen by Hsinhua ne«i agency UPI
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    India warns
    34 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs mdla told the Uniu-d Btat«s yasterda? that mutual relations will worato If the supply of US njcleur fuel Is rut oil dom an Ameiirau-bullt atomic power station near Bom-
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    Smith in tears...
    198 1 RHOOESIAN white minority leader Ian Smit.i, bis head sagged In a poignant gesture of surrender, is comforted by cabinet colleague Jack M assent after be broke down into tears while addressing the last session of the country's white-domi-nated House of Assembly in Salisbury on Wednesday. When the
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    Lock icon S'pore girl held
    59 1 PARIS, Thurs. Customs officials here have detained two Singaporeans after finding six kilos of heroin worth S$2.5 million on the streets, concealed In their luggage. The two, a woman travel agency hostess aged 24, and a 21-year-old waiter, arrived at Rolssy airport here yesterday on a flight
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    Lock icon Threat to kill tennis star
    52 1 STOCKHOLM. Thurs. The Ked Brigades terrorist organisation has threatened to kill tennis star Bjorn Borg. and distributed pictures of him wearing an Israeli army uniform. "Two police officers have been detailed to keep watch over Borg whtle he Is training m Stockholm." a police spokesman
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    Lock icon Strike hits Qantas
    89 1 SYDNEY Thurs A strik" by ground staff today cut fuel supplies to major Airports In Austr&ita causing disruDtlon for some International travellers. A spokesman for the national airline Qantas said passengers booked on 1U flights to Singapore and Europe were switched to other aef vices because of
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    Thais face nationwide blackout
    102 1 Thais face nationwide blackout BANGKOK, Thursday THAILAND faces an energy shortage which could result In a nationwide blackout next week, a spokesman for the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (Egat) warned today. Because of a de'jy in etude oil shipments from China, Keats reserves of banker oil could be exhausted
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    Shipowners hit at oil firms
    217 1  -  J. D. INDRAN By SHIPOWNERS and operators m Singapore yesterday charged that oil companies here are exploiting the Iranian crisis to jack up bunker oil prices to increase their profits. Bunker prices here have Increased by about 40 per cent since October. One oil company
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    30 1 JAKARTA. Thurs Thlrtyflve people were today reported killed, 91 missing and 100 Injured by massive landslides In the district of Larantuka on Flores Island, east of Java. AFP.
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    Lock icon Bank rate cut
    25 1 LONDON. Thurs. The Bank of England today lowered Its minimum lending rate by one point from 14 to IS per cent. AFP.
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    Lock icon Bazargan: Iran may become a second Lebanon
    245 1 Bazar gan: Iran may become a second Lebanon TEHERAN, Thursday PRIME Minister Mehdi Baargan, put into office only two weeks ago m the wake of Iran's whirlwind revolution, has threatened to resign unless opposition from both religious and radical political groups is curbed. Dr Bazargan, speaking on the radio, criticised
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    Lock icon Into a new era of China-US ties
    418 1 Into a new era of ChinaUS ties PEKING, Thurs THE American flag was hoisted over the US Embassy in the Chinese capital today in a brief ceremony that officially marked the end of three decades of estrangement. Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal and Mr J. Stapleton Roy, the No. 2 man
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    Lock icon A Paracels showdown?
    53 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Intelligence reports Indicated here today that both China and the Soviet Union were sending more naval vessels to the waters around the Paracel Islands. There was also considerable speculation that Hanoi might tr» and caoture the islands behind a protective screen of Soviet wa»"shl»8. NYT.
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    Our regrets
    32 1 PRODUCTION of the Straits Times U»« night was drln rd by Iccbnicml problem* with the computer system. We apotagise to if dci i who cot their papers late thu morning.
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      Lock icon UN admits it: We are at an impasse
      548 2 UN admits it: We are at an impasse UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. The United Nations Security Council has acknowledged defeat m its efforts to bring peace to Indochina after its outgoing president said the Council was crippled over the crisis. In an unusually frank speech last night after five days of
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      Lock icon Thai island used as staging area, says new regime
      268 2 BANGKOK, Thursday THE new government of Kampuchea today accused Thailand of allowing China to send weapons to the Khmer Rouge resistance through Thai territory and warned Thailand will be held responsible. The Hanoi-backed government claimed Thailand was allowing China to use
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      Lock icon 'Security not in jeopardy yet'
      202 2 'Security not in jeopardy yet' BANGKOK, Thurs Thai Premier Kriangsak Chomanan last night said the Indochina situation was a cause for "concern" but Thailand's security was not yet in serious jeopardy. Speaking at a reception given in his honour by the Bangkok-based diplomatic corps, he was quoted as saying: "Although
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      77 3 41 told (CUmk S«_tor Viee-Premler) Teag Hilm» |-lßg I wUI pa«k f«r m—t-fav—red-— tnulißg status f»r fewtk tke Scvtet Iniwi and China, sLaee tke USSR is mw permltttag eHMgk Jews to emigrate fr*m Russia to qaalify f*r that rlaasiflcation under the terms-of ITS law. T««X J*kinKly told me that the
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      Lock icon Chinese freeze on plant import deals
      476 3 Chinese freeze on plant import deals Peking unable to finance them THE Chinese Government, has ordered a freeze on an estimated US$2 to 3 billion (Ss4 to 6 billion) worth of Japanese plant import contracts because it found that its eagerness to buy Western technology has exceeded its ability to
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      Lock icon Fraser govt hit by farm loan scandal
      286 3 Fraser govt hit by farm loan scandal CANBERRA. Thurs -I Another scandal burst m I Parliament House today I against the Fraser Govern- 1 ment within 24 hours of strenuous efforts by Prime j Minister Malcolm Fraser to > plaster over the recent resignation and reinstatement of the Minister for
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      Lock icon Newsmen allowed two questions
      145 3 JAKARTA, Thurs. Dozens of foreign and Indonesian newsmen w*re disappointed last night when they were allowed to raise only two question* during a press c-onference at :he end of the European Economic Community (EEC) and Asean meeting here. Information Minister Ali Murtopo told the journalists "I
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      Lock icon US seeking new naval presence in Mid-East
      429 4 WASHINGTON, Thursday THE Defence Department is quietly seeking a new and sizable naval presence m the Middle East, including the creation of a small fleet of ships m the Indian Ocean to bolster American prestige m the region. Since Secretary of Defence Harold
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      Lock icon ARMS FOR N. YEMEN STEPPED UP
      107 4 ARMS FOR N. YEMEN STEPPED UP WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States expressed concern yesterday over the fighting between North Yemen and South Yemen and said it was accelerating deliveries of some previously ordered anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons to North Yemen. Because of the US close ties with Saudi Arabia, the
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      Lock icon 'New policy threat by Carter' denied
      130 4 'New policy threat by Carter' denied WASHINGTON, Thurs. Amid increased US-Israeli feuding, the White House yesterday denied a report that President Carter has threatened to "adopt a new policy" toward Israel unless it makes peace with Egypt within 10 days. The report and the swift White House denial came just
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      38 4 TURIN. Thun. Police shot dead two suspected terrorists m a gun battle m a bar here last night, it was announced today one policeman was wounded and a third terrorist escaped m a car. -AFP
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      Lock icon Guerillas attack second US spy station
      172 4 Guerillas attack second US spy station WASHINGTON, Thwrs. US ability to monitor Soviet missile tests apparently has raftered a significant setback after a guerilla attack on a second major Intelllgencegatherlng station la Iran. American sources indicated yesterday that is technicians destroyed sensitive equipment at the sUliin in north-east Iran before
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      Lock icon Khomeiny gets a hero's welcome in Qom
      185 4 Khomeiny gets a hero's welcome in Qom QOM (Iran). Thurs. Ayalollah Khomeiny. guiding force in the Islamic revolution that ousted the Iranian monarchy, returned to this holy city today to a triumphant welcome aftei 14 years of exile after issuing 14 "commandments" last night. Tens of thousands of jubilant Iranians
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      Lock icon Urgent plan to rescue Europeans
      372 5 Urgent plan to rescue Europeans THREAT BY HUNGRY ZAIRE PEOPLE' BRUSSELS, Thursday BELGIAN paratroops sent to Zaire to train the Zairean Army for a few weeks, have instead switched to an urgent plan to rescure Europeans threatened by an increasingly hungry Zaire population, the Belgian news agency Belga reported today.
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      144 5 Amin call for peace in message to five NAIROBI, Than.- I Randan leader Idi Amli, Us life presidency threatened by repeated Taaaaalaa victories ever Ike armed forces ke once bsasted were Invincible, called far paaee yesterday In a message to five neighbouring Africa* countries. Radio Uganda said Field Marshal Amln
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      Lock icon Cleveland mayor: I won't crawl to big business
      183 5 CLEVELAND, Thurs. Backed by voters sanctioning a tax increase, Cleveland's firebrand Mayor Dennis Kucinich vowed yesterday not to crawl to big business to save his city from bankruptcy. In a television interview, the 32-year-old mayor said he wanted the support of banks
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      Lock icon 'Gentleman bandit'
      60 5 'Gentleman bandit WILMINGTON (Delaware). Thurs. A 43-year-old Roman Catholic pried, dubbed the "gentleman bandit" by police who sought him in several armed robberies, was under psychiatric observation at a hospital on Wednesday. State police said Reverend Bernard Pagano. 53. of Cambridge. Maryland, was arrested late on Tuesday and charged with
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      62 5 Sex please, no sewing NEW YORK: Middle-class American wives like sex slightly more than they like to sew but not as much as they like to read, according to a survey released today. The survey, conducted (or the magazine Psychology Today by two sociologists in an unnamed south-eastern city,
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      68 5 WELLINGTON: The celebrated "Unidentified Flying Object" filmed by a television crew over New Zealand was almost certainly Venus, the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR) said today. The department, which gave its verdict after making a computer analysis of the TV footage, said the
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      Lock icon Land and man on the run
      39 5 JAKARTA: Moving and shifting land, covering 35 hectares, have forced about 96 people from the village of Sidoardjo m central Java to leave their homes, the official Antara news agency reported today. AP.
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      234 5 ROME, Thurs. Italy's highest court convicted a former Defence Minster and a chief of the air force today of accepting bribes from the US Lockheed Aircraft Corp., and sentenced them to prison. Former Defence Minister Mario Tanassi received a prison term of two years
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      229 5 Six million vote on home rule LONDON, Thursday ALMOST six million voters m Scotland and Wales go to the polls today m a referendum on the devolution of limited British central government powers to regional assemblies m Edinburgh and Cardiff. Their decision m the dou- i ble referendum will guide,
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      100 5 BRAZZAVILLE, Thurs. Congo radio has accused the country's former leaders of importing a vibrating luxury bed, setting up an ultramodern clinic for their own use, and establishing a private zoo of rare animals. Without giving names, the radio said the country's former leaders imported a
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      30 5 ZAMBOANGA CITY (Philippines), Thurs. Unidentified gunmen raided a small fishingvillage last night m southern Philippines, killing four people and wounding four others, military sources here said today. Reuter.
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      178 5 NAPLES. Thurs. The dried blood of Saint Januarius, patron of Naples, failed to liquefy today in answer to prayers for the end of the disease which has been killing infants in the city. Cardinal Corrado Ursi. Archibishop of Naples, displayed the phial containing the blood
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    'The greatest blunder of the century'
    234 6 'The greatest blunder of the century' THE Australasian Society of Engineer, in Tasman'a has expressed support for moves to include Singapore and other Asian countries in Au.s tralia's cheap air lares route between Sydney and London. The state secretary of the society Mr J. E. Forster sain in a statement
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    Distribution point for Bulgarian goods?
    89 6 SINGAPORE can be used as a distribution centre for Bulgarian goods In the South-east Asian region, said the Bulgarian Deputy Minister of Foreign Trade. Mr Spas Petrov Georgiev, yesterday. Speaking to newsmen before leaving Singapore after a two-day visit here, he said that Bui- garlan
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    List of electors who did not vote
    167 6 List of electors who did not vote A UST containing the names of those who tailed to cast their votes at the recent byelection* will be displayed at the Elections Department, City Hall, and five community centres from today. It will be displayed between S p.m. and 9 p.m. on
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    Shops advised how to boost sales
    208 6 Shops advised how to boost sales THE Singapore Provision Shops Friendly Association has called on its members to take steps to improve their business because of keen competition from supermarkets and emporiums. It suggests that the exhibition floor within the shops be expanded by reducing the quantity of goods kept
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    Prices of soft drinks
    212 6 calls on will beci THE Singapore Provision Shops Friendly Association general secretary. Mr Chong Kar Kee. said yesterday a crate of 235 ml bottles of soft drinks is now retailed at $5.50 following the wholesale price rise by 70 cents to $440 per crate on Monday.
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      560 6 UOL'a.W ON ICE at Kallang community cenGay World Stadium at tre at 8 p.m. 8 nightly, till March 25. TALK on sculpture, Matinee shows at 4 p.m. focusing on the East on weekends. Tickets: Javanese Funerary $5 to $25. Statue, by Mr C. O. Kwa, an art historian, at NaART
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    Trust fund will help spread the cash
    854 8  -  Spillover from affiliates likely A MORE equitable distribution of funds among the 125 affiliates of the Singapore Council of Social Service is expected to come about with the establishment of its community chest trust fund. While the council will not openly compete in
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    Burglaries the work of a lone prowler
    269 8  - Burglaries the work of a lone prowler LEONG SIEW HON By A LONE thief is beli recent spate of break-i dential areas m Yarwc Park. r The prowler, believed to be a teenager, last struck a fortnight ago when he stole $11,000 in cash and jewellery from a house in
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    For High Court
    63 8 KHOR Yoke Hwa, 31. charged with murdering her husband last October, was yesterday committed to stand trial m the High Court after a day-long preliminary inquiry. She is alleged to have murdered Mr Won Tai Lim. 32, m a flat at Block A, Kirn Yam Road on
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    CC to hold tutorials
    41 8 THE Kirn Seng community centre youth group will organise tutorial classes for Primary Six students from April to October. Application forms are available at the centre from 2.30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. Closing date is March 26.
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    GCE results today
    53 8 THE results of the 1978 Singapore-Cambridge Ceneral Certificate of Education (Ordinary Level) Examination in the English, Chinese. Malay and Tamil streams will be released today. All school candidates can obtain their detailed resultsfrom their own schools. Adult Education Board and private candidates will be informed of their
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    Rate up
    22 8 OVERSEAS Union Bank will increase its prime lending rate by 0 25 per cent to 7.75 per cent from today.
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    Schools ready this year
    55 8 TWO government-aided schools. the Ai Tong Primary School m Ang Mo Kio. and the Manjjsn Secondary School m Geylang. will be ready this year. Work will also star! next year on five secondary schools at new Housing Board estates. They are at Woodlands, dementi. Bedok. Ang
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    Association officials
    32 8 MRS Kaiue Kirn has been elected president of the Singapore Sogel su Association. Other officials are Mrs Lee Chee San. vice-president; Mrs D. George secretary and Mr P. Wong, treasurer
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    'Apply for work permits first' advice
    346 9  -  J. D. INDRAN By IMMIGRATION authorities yesterday advised foreign workers who want to work here to apply for work permits before they come to Singapore. An immigration spokesman said foreigners are allowed to work here only after getting approval to do so. He was
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    $58 m RIG TO WORK FOR PETROBAS
    74 9 THE $58 million oil rig built by Robin Shipyard for Brazil will work for the country's national oil company, Petrobas. The shipyard sold the Robray 300 jack-up rig to Odebrechl Perfuracoes This is the first time Brazil has ordered a rig from Singapore.
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    New bilingual levels for universities
    689 9 FOR THE BENEFIT of parents and students, we reproduce m full the statement on Language Proficiency for university entrance issued on Wednesday by the Joint Universities Admissions Office STATEMENT BY UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE AND N ANYANG UNIVERSITY ON ADMISSION CRITERIA FOR ACADEMIC YEARS lttt-M TO
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    CC civic tour
    33 9 THE Radin Mas community centre will hold a civic tour to a crocodile farm and meteorological station on March 12 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Those interested, telephone *****21
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    Fruit carving
    32 9 MISS Tee Kirn Lah. a People's Association instructress, will give a talk-cum-demonstration on fruit and vegetable carving m Mandarin at Bukit Panjang community centre on March 10 at 8 p.m
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    Molest attempt: Suspect held
    126 9 POLICE have detained a S5-year-old man, wfca was suspected to have tried to molest a girl and attacked her boyfriend with a pair of seisMrs at the bark «f Big Splash, at East C«ast Parkway at 2.55 p.m. yesterday. Mr I'oh Ah Stag, 17, who wm
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    Bilingual Four to take part in English forum
    318 9 Bilingual Four to take part in English forum FOUR of the seven bilingual scholars who participated m the two televised discussions on bilingualism m Mandarin on Tuesday and Wednesday, will be taking part m another forum tonight, this time m English, to discuss the subject further. The forum, Bilingualism Can
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    Four Voices concert
    44 9 THE Young Musicians Society will present a choral concert by the Four Voices on March 17 at 8.15 p.m. at the DBS auditorium. Shenton Way. Proceeds of the tickets at $10. 18. $5 and $3 will go to the Cultural Foundation
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    Children's camp
    27 9 THE Maude Rokd community centre will hold a children's camp at Victoria School from March 15 to 18. Application forms are obtainable from the centre
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    Magic show
    24 9 LOCAL magician. Mr Peter Ang, will (rive a lalk-cum-demonstra lion on magic at Siglap community centre on March 12 at 8 p.m.
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    Twin who felt that something was wrong...
    271 9  - Twin who felt that something was wrong... By K.S SIDHU A 17-YEAR-OLD canteen worker. Miss Tay Kar Luan, had a premonition that something was amiss at home, returned from work on Wednesday and found her twin sister and step-brother dead. Her twin sister. Miss Tay Siow Siow and step-brother Teo
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    18 months jail for thief who took advantage of mourners
    367 11 18 months jail for thief who took advantage of mourners A THIEF studied the obituary column of the Straits Times one day and decided to join a gathering of mourners at a bungalow to carry out a theft. And, a district court heard yesterday, he almost succeeded He got m
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    On Chinese language
    82 11 THE University of Singapore Language Centre will hold 15weok courses on Chinese language from March 19 to June 30. The elementary part one will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 30 to 7 p.m. Part two will be on Fridays at the same time. The
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    New officials of society
    42 11 DR H.K Boey has been elected president of the Singapore Radiological Society. Other officials are Dr B.C. Tan. vice-president. Dr Lenny Tan, secretary; Dr C. Ng. treasurer; and Drs KB Chia, K.W. Chow and KM. Kho. committee members.
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    Hunt for forger who got away with $75,000
    172 11 Hunt for forger who got away with $75,000 A POLICE hut to far a cmuium wk« stole tw» Muk ekeqaea, Urged the ■igwUare «f the wih, wealthy timber merrkaat and later eMbed them far TiiJMt, It was leant yeateNay. Tke merchant, wfc* declined to be named, was away on a
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    39 11 THE acting Minister for Culture, Mr Ong Teng Cheong will open the National Graphic Art Competition 78 79 Exhibition tomorrow at 3.30 p.m. at the Sin Chew Jit Poh promotions centre at Sin Chew Jit Poh Building.
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    'Modernisation in Singapore taking its toll'
    272 11 'Modernisation in Singapore taking its toll' WITH increased industrialisation, the elevation of its port status and greater construction ac- tivities, Singapore bad become a victim of modernisation said Dr Chao Tze Cheng, senior forensic pathologist at the Singapore General Hospital. There had been more injuries and deaths from occupational accidents,
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    Historian's talk
    59 11 ART historian C.G. Kwa will talk on stone sculptures from India and South-east Asia at the National Museum thearette tonightat 8 p.m. He will discuss the archaeological and literary background, style and iconographical features and focus on the East Javanese Funerary Statue m the gallery, which depicts a
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    'Beef up unit to ensure safe work environment'
    460 11 'Beef up unit to ensure safe work environment Seminar on safety and you THE chairman of the industrial safety committee of the National Safety Council, Mr Ivan Baptist yesterday suggested that the Factory Inspectorate expand its work force to enable them to step up their safety programmes to bring about
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    Mandarin for everyday use
    70 11 Mandarin for everyday use PARLIAMENT interpreter, Mr Choo Ping Chyuen, will conduct a 15-session course, Mandarin for Everyday Use Part 2, m Room 34-C. Waterloo Street Shopping Centre, every Monday from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. next week. This follow-up to the course, Mandarin for Everyday Use, is organised by
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    Five YMCA courses
    70 11 Five YMCA courses THE Orchard Road YMCA will conduct the following courses this month: Interior design and decoration which begins tomorrow (rom 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.. fitness classes on Monday from 6 p m to 7.30 p.m.. yoga on Tuesday (rom 6 30 p.m. to 7 30 p.m.. badminton
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    Time for breaks: Act does not lay down rules
    355 11 Time for breaks: Act does not lay down rules SOME workers may think they are legally entitled to an hour-long meal break plus tea-time during an eight-hour day. According to a New Nation report yesterday, the Employment Act is not so specific on this issue. Neither does it lay down
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      119 12 Singapore's Biggest Furniture Warehouse is now open at Bukit Timah worth of Furniture, Carpets Bedding [^™w^^ IjlIU *^^^i* ll^lfcvn JSfJu "^w /^^JPMBfcSli^Mfcfc. Deposit I COuk^ V 1 P IVPI TV fcß* I v "Tr a i r' rT^^^^r 3JLw Red Star^ I CDkEDT lIKiJU* *ir ;e Folding bed m baked
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      Lock icon Emporium men plead not guilty to extort charges
      196 13 Emporium men plead not guilty to extort charges KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs —The manager, personnel officer and chief security officer of the Seiangor Emporium In J a 1 a n Tuanku Abdul Rahman here, pleaded not guilty In the magistrate s court today to three charges of extortion. There will be
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      Act has no effect so man is freed
      450 13 Act has no effect so man is freed Ordinance not laid before parliament KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE High Court yesterday ordered the release of a man held under the Emergency (Public Order and Prevention of Crhne) Ordinance 1969 after it ruled that the ordinance has no effect as it had
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      Lock icon Stripped of datukship
      46 13 Stripped of datukship KUALA LUMPUR. Thurt. The Sultan of Pahang has stripped a lawyer and businessman. Datuk Ibrahim bin Mohatied. of his datuk&hip. According to the latest state government eawtte the order was effective Irom Jari 1. Datuk Ibrahim was awarded the tltlr ;n 1976. Bernama.
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      Lock icon 'Test' flight to Perth by MAS on Saturday
      124 13 'Test' flight to Perth by MAS on Saturday KUALA lIMPIR. Thurs. Malaysian Airline System is to go ahead with its flight to Perth on Saturday. MAS sources said the airline is working towards taking off to Australia as sch c duled. It is also m contact with Qantas. The flight
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      Lock icon BEGGAR WHO COULD LEND OUT MONEY
      77 13 Xl ALA LUMPUR. Than. A 76-year-old beggar caught In a police roundup at Malacca was found to tare more than 57.2 M, police said today. Lee Chin Sane who was arrested with nine other beggars yester- day told police he had also lent $1,000
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      Lock icon Police cripple schoolboy gang of thieves
      187 13 Police cripple schoolboy gang of thieves KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Police have crippled an 11-member "schoolboy" gariß specialising In stealing bicycles In Ampang new village over the past two months. The leader of the gang Is believed to be a 14-year-old dropout. Seven of the gang are still schooling. Police also
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      Lock icon Profits lure fishermen despite risks
      227 13 Profits lure fishermen despite risks KUALA TRENOGANU, Thursday THE lure of huge profits In secret trading with the Vietnamese at Pulau Bidong has attracted a number of fishermen here despite the risks of being shot at by the authorities. The prospect of earning as much as 500 per cent profits
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      Lock icon 2,500 refugees left last month
      131 13 2,500 refugees left last month KUALA LUMPUR Thura A total 01 2 523 Vietnamese refugees left Malayslr. for resettlement in other countries in February a Home Affairs Ministry source said today. He also stated that out of the 52 450 refugees in various camps In the country. 2.399 arrived in
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      Lock icon Credit scheme for exporters
      175 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Manufacturers who are also exporters will from tomorrow be able to make use of a preshlpment facility for financing the export of certain types of manufactured goods. Announcing this in a statement today. Bank Negara Malaysia said the facility macie available through commercial
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      44 13 KOTA KINABALU, Thur*. South Korea Intend* to bujr timber directly {roan Sabah. lv Dlrector-Oenerai of Forestry. Mr Chang n Hoon. »ald today. This would do away with Japanese middlemen m the timber trade between Sabah and South Koiea, he laid AFP
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      181 13 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to COURTS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. on the official opening of their COURTS FURNITURE WAREHOUSE at 13 km Bukit Timah Road, We are proud to be entrusted with all tpe Electrical Installation and Fittings. l^J to^tantmotic P*e. ltd t'lfi trical supplier contractor Othc* 1 U Ch»d« Roid IfcM,
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      30 13 HEARTIEST CONGRA TULA TIONS to COURTS SINGAPORE PTE LTD on the opening of their new furniture warehouse at Upper Bukit Timah from ELEGANT INTERIOR 524 Upper Serangoon Road Singapore 19
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY,MARCH 2,1979 CAMPUS RULES
    746 14 The Straits Times FRIDAY,MARCH 2,1979 CAMPUS RULES THE new language requirements for entry into university come as no real surprise. Nonetheless students who will be affected those currently m pre-U 1 can be expected to be upset. Those m the English stream many of whom have not taken their second
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    Lock icon Crucial crossroads facing Turkey
    409 14  -  JULIUS HUMI m Istanbul By TURKEY appears to be at a dangerous crossroads m its history. After 60 years of relative stability and economic growth, the country's democracy is being strained by extremists from the left and right while its economy totters perilously close to bankruptcy
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    Lock icon Risky business doing away with risk, say scientists
    1180 14 IS THE convenience of riding m automobiles worth a l-in-5,000 chance of being killed m any given year? If so, does it follow that a risk of only one m 750,000 is worth taking m exchange for the benefits of a nuclear
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    Lock icon America's man in China is toast of Peking
    418 14  - America's man in China is toast of Peking JERRY FLINT n New York By i "THEY'LL probably throw me out after six months," Leonard Woodcock told an acquaintance over a few drinks before he left for China m mid-1977. After all, there was not likely to be much for the
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    PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
    188 14 But 20 months later, the 67-year old former president of the United Automobile Workers Union was the toast of Peking. The Chinese literally lifted their glasses of champagne and Coca-Cola to salute him. Mr Teng Hsiaoping, the senior vice-premi-er lobbied members of the United States senate
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    Australian study on risks and death
    482 14  -  LEONARD SANTORELLI m Sydney "Oaee yau start UmitIng the expendltare, you start limiting the amount af safety you can bay," he •aid. "It's a straight AUSTRALIANS, with a deep-raated terrar af sharks, have an much chance of being eaten by oae as being struck
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      396 14 Country Club injakarta *^na>aV k^^Lnaaaaf «SF- w »«V na^Bn^BBBB»a»B»W A complete mini golf course You'd expect it m a country club. It's nice to get it m a hotel A'ff.jjfc HOTEL CfUl Borobudur 'oon^ 1 INTtIWONTINfcNTAI JAKARTA- INDONESIA Fo* reservations contact any ittet Contmrnitdl Hotel Pan Ar- 441% There are
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    Marine Dept at WTC from Monday
    210 15 Marine Dept at WTC from Monday THE Marine Department will operate from the World Trade Centre at Maritime Square from Monday. The department will vacate Its Fullerton Building today and take up. 1.350 square metres on the eighth floor of the centre The public should address all Inquiries to the
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    Doctors to accompany pilgrims?
    73 15 Doctors to accompany pilgrims? MEDICAL officers may In future accompany Muslim pilgrims on their yearly mission to Mecca to attend to those who fall sick on the way. This Is being looked into by the Muslim Religious Council of Singapore, which Is also scouting for suitable medical officers, who must
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    Road to future paved with minefields: Devan
    698 15 THE young generation was yesterday urged to recognise that Singapore lives m a dangerous world, and the road to the future is paved with "explosive minefields" and not wltn gold or marble. The secretary-general of NTUC and MP for Anson, Mr C. V.
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    Average of 5 turn up for counselling
    78 15 AN average of five people turn ud for the work counselling session at Upper Serangoon community centre every Tuesday. The session Is aimed at educating workers on their rights and Improving their job prospects. Started last November, participants are also taught bow to
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    Chok Tong returns
    54 15 THE Mlnliter of State (Finance). Mr Ooh Chok Tong Mid ywterday tb t the Aaetn-EBC Industrial cooperation conference which ended In Jakarta on Wednesday, was a success. Mr Ooh, who led Singapore's 42 -member delegation to the conference made the point at the airport yesterday, on his
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    10 months for CBT
    70 15 YONO Sin Tee. 39, alias Yong Jeon Teck, a clerk, was jailed yesterday for 10 months In a magistrate's court for misappropriating more than $21,000 worth of plywood from his employer, Mr Klong Chern Soong. 39, sole proprietor of a plywood firm In Joo Chlat Road.
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    NEW CHILDREN'S ZOO TO BE READY BY END OF THE YEAR
    491 15 A NEW Children's Zoo m the Singapore Zoological Gardens is expected to be ready by the end of this >ear. This was disclosed yesterday by the too s assistant director and curator, Mr Bernard Harrison. In reply to complaints
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    Sabs to start CBD cab service on April 2
    152 15 THE Singapore Airport Bus Service (Sabs) will begin Its air-conditioned central business district (CBD) taxi service on April 2 with 50 cabs. Sabs said the service will expand In stages until It reaches a total of 200 taxis The taxis which
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    Fined $1,000
    37 15 PANQ Hock Lens. 46. a former sales manager, was fined $1,000 by a district Judge yesterday when he admitted celling otxeene video cassette tapes at a showroom In Lucky Plaza on Oct 21 last year.
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      142 15 f 1 Congratulations to Courts Furniture Warehouse on their official Opening at Bukit Timah We are proud to be associated with this progressive development Cpmplete Computer Systems NCR Singapore Sdn Berhad Chart University Tutors offer full-time courses m London leading to the London University external degree of LL.B. and B.Sc
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    Promet in as with herald anoth association h UIE ther success
    739 16 Promet in as with herald anoth association h UIE ther success Messages Mr. Brian Chang, Managing Director of Promet Pte. Ltd. The Board of Directors of Promet Private Limited and Union Industrielle et d'Entreprise of Paris are extremely happy to host the christening of the "SEP 250" by His Excellency
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      407 16 k Promet m Singapore has over the years, established a /I worldwide reputation for its versatility and extensive A capabilities m providing a diverse and integrated range of M services M Servicing primarily the exploration, development and M production phases ot the oil and gas industry, Promet hab M worked
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      187 17 c occasion of the christening of the SEP 250 world -wide W network of Spjjgs N UA f [p morubeni marinehrvice hkl_ i Leadn iy JopuDese International We are proud to be gj < frading U.ya. ..satton With Global Coverage appointed the blasting and ssl grade b painting contractor for
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    Plea to man's kin
    45 19 POLICl arr looking fo r the fiimds or r* lativrs of Mr Tan Hock Cijf (»hovei 43. who d rd In the Sint*V* rr tirnrral Hospital on Frb 13. Thosr who knew htm arr rr^urstrd to contact Brarh Road policr sUtton
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    Applications for Comfort scholarships
    83 19 NTUC Comfort has ojien ert application for Its annu:W awr.icis for Intermediate and tertiary institutions for Its vehicle operators children. The scholaishtps are tenable at the University of 8iiiK>ip<>rf and Niiiyanu Urnvnxity ISJMKI per je»n. &ng.iporp P»l>te< lml< pud N^oe Ann Inhnual ColleRe (tl WOi and
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    Accused: After beating by police I made statement
    363 19 A LABOURER accused of murder told the High Court yesterday that he gave a police statement on the night of his arrest because he was beaten up by two police officers. Quek Kee Stout?. 43. wa.s challenging the va lidlty of tht-
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    2 other sons not 'behind' my suit, says widow
    563 19  -  SHARES TRANSFER CASE THE civil suit by a banker's widow against her chartered accountant son lor the return to her of $220,000 worth of shares had nothing to do with the defendant's two other brother*, the High Court heard yesterday. Madam
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      526 19 C.H. WILLIAMS, TALHAR WONG SDM.BHD. CHARTERED VALUATION SURVEYORS, ESTATE AGENTS, PROPERTY PROJECT MANAGERS. I IE£^JBHH 'NEW FACTORY IN KUANTAN OFFERS^ JOB OPPORTUNITIES EAST COAST BOTTLING SDN. BHD. An independent Company scheduled to commence bottling of Coca-Cola' in the near future m their new tactoryon Semambu Industrial Estate. Kuantan. PAHANG invites
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      763 19 I MALAYSIA SHIPYARD ENGINEERING 1 F SDN. BHD. A progressive and fast expanding shipyard invites applications from experienced and suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens for the following positions: SHIPREPAIRVSHIPBUILDING ASST. ENGINEER The Job The appointee will be responsible directly to the Head of Sub-Section (Machinery/Electrical) for planning and work scheduling, manpower
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      238 19 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh 8 Hal Camp ~~\/v "1 SHES COOkil«s I r AND EVE»V TIME SHE I I BUT TMIS TIME I'M APRAID AREN'T you V'iOC-P J>AVE t THg piNNER COOKS TME DINNER SUES BURN IN© roCOOKj me THE i HERSELF SHE I SHE BURNS THE FOOD
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1382 20 THE last transacted ready sale at the close of business on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with 1978 high and low ('Adjusted for scrip/ rights Issue > INDISTRIAL8 1**7-<7!I UMl II, «h l.,» Ion-pan*. S.I. 222 1(0* 123* Al. .mi
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      Unit trusts
      329 20 Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 2,717,000 units valued at $6,969,000. Industrials accounted for 1.550,000, finance 404,000, hotels 91,000, properties 275,000. debentures, loans and bonds 1,000. oil palms 1,000, tins 44,000, and rubbers 351,000. "Settlement contracts" totalled: 341,000 units
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1248 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares truderi shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times settlement Contracts are yuoted after the word sett" Big Bourd
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      Govt and corporate bonds
      128 20 99 SOS) I .1 I. IMM (250.000) (99.65B 99 75S) %V4% 1/3/81 (250.000) < 100.2SB MUM .■>'/, T K 1/.V83 (250.000) 100. 10B I00.20S) 5 3/4 T F If. Kl-81 (250.000) (MUOB) 13/11/84 (250.000) (100 00B 100 05S) 1% I.V4/85 (250.000) 100.80B 100 95S) 7 I
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1319 20 BID and offer prices officially liMed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Slock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. IM)I STKIAI.N Xjlmomu <SJB JTOSi Una (IJBI (kar 1 1 ism (Ii 120
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      Treasury Bill tender
      44 20 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender Im a total of $20 million 91-day Treasury Bills to be issued from March 5 to March 9. Each tender must not be for less I nan $250,000
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        Rises
        61 20 Sungei Best Nal Iron Shell Duff l>v 2 C M 3emb Shipyard MeUU Box Bhd 5* Iron P M R I Sel Coconuts B K Tang M Glass Pap*r Products Leong Huat 720 62S 275 185 480 152 213 156 282 230 196 175 140 81 5 5 5
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        32 20 Sime Darby Haw Par toi L'ons Plant K 1. KeponK UBS Kabcr Merlin DOl Dunlop EM IIi«h 4 Low 378.000 146.000 131.000 89.000 85.000 ■16.000 75.000 67.000 58.000 52.000
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        29 20 3.T.Index: industrials: ""trance: rlotels: Properties: Hns: t rubbers: D.C.B.C: J.E.S.Ind: 1837.36 1817.07 349.82 349.17 626.44 '622.81 269.59 ***** 219.51 218.61 165.01 164.94 542.36 541.12 327.34 325.29 319.02 315.86
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        322 20 HONGKONG:-The stock market fell sharply m an unfavourable reaction to the budget yesterday with investors apprehensive that the new moves to curb domestic credit expansion could signal a sharp rise m interest rates, dealers said. The Hang Seng index closed 9.53 points lower at 517.34 but above the day's
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        403 20 TOKYO: Share prices closed sharply lower yesterday, on increasing uncertainty over Soviet intentions m the Sino-Viet-namese conflict, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 97.32 to close at the year's low of 5.975.56 points, with a volume of 370 million shares. China's failure to finalise trade contracts with Japan
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        83 20 Striking prices of the options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, the period, bids and offered prices and business done, if any. with the number of options traded shown m brackets. (aldj Stare (March $1.80) (0.318 0.375). Home F E (March $1.45) (0.288 0.335). Inrbeape
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        118 20 HINKSK HKIID1 E EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PlCl'L YKSTKRDAY: CkmI «U: Bulk J125 sellers, old drum SIX sellers, new drum $135 sellers. Ccpra: Mixed (loose) UK Com $79 00 buyers. Prpper: Muntok ASTA while fob lOO". NI.W $335.00 sellers. Sarawak white (ob 96'. NLW $317 50 sellers.
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        284 20 THE KILOBAR market yesterday opened at $17,473 and closed at $17,468. After the London morning fix on Wednesday at US$251. 30. gold moved to a low of $251.50 252.00 before closing at $251.00 251.50 after a moderate day's trading. New York opened at $251.20 251.70, and was traded in
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        158 21 NF.W YORK. Wod The stock market reversed a four„ay slide today m s.ow trad•1R£"J The Dow Jones Industrial average gained 1.82 to 808.82 but declining issues outpaced advarx-s 750 to 645 as turnover slowed to 25.09 million shares from yesterdays 3146 million shaies. Trade figures announced this
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        241 21 SVIiNKY. Thurs The market closed firmer on renewed demand by offshore buyers for leading mining and industrial I shares, dealers said. \< I \ll,|M.| I'l I KM \\Y Rank U'M Rant NSW RnoiUti BHP H..r..l l M nw |'...il AIIiimI |)iinl,.|, Kx I ml HtnU M.«.k,r l<
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        186 21 71-RICH We<i Prim were /I RK M. Wed Pnces were narrowly mixed with a higher hias. with shares aided by the „,ov,,v o, ,he dollar and technical factors after the dedine of previous days, dealers The Credit Suisse index rose a 4 h> 0.1 point to 2W.5
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        166 21 AMSIKRDAM. Wed. Share ■riCM closed weaker m line -■th Wall Street and following higher oil nrices and news that hißhei oil prices and news mat W,s,o,n 0,. companies will ■BW to withdraw from Iran. IraleiNsaid Royal DM* lost 60 cents. AKZO dropped 1.10 guilders despite the return
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        574 21 LONDON Covernment honils dSMt belim th»* day's high with n«M gains of around iv*o [><>ml» while among generally firm t-quities. slight falls (cillim.il occasional profit takinn ilc.ilcis s.iui Ai Spm ihe Financial Times index was up 30 points at Brew BatH-a Bart- lays Beertuum Illc
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        64 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 481.8 Tuesday 479.6 Week Ago 456.9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 808.82 Tuesday 807.00 Week ago 834.55 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Wednesday 89 to 89 Tuesday 91 to 91 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 517.34 Wednesday 526.87 Week ago 515 95 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Thursday 488.74 Wednesday 485.29
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        146 20 THE STRAITS tin price recovered sharply by $26 to $1,921 per picul in Penang yesterday on a official offering down 93 tonnes to 150 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers remaining unchanged at £7,235 per tonne. LONDON :Tin on the day was down £20 for
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        Closing prices
        30 20 Rubber: March 1 Singapore: March: 253.75 cents (up two cents) Malaysia: March 256.00 cents (up 2.25 cents) Tin: $1,921 (up $26) Official offering: 150 tonnes (down 93 tonnes)
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        33 20 .ONnON: Copper prices on Wed wsdayi previous in brackets) Wirebar Spot C1.OO9.50 <up4>9M). sellers 1:1.010 5(H L996 rhree Month buyers £1026.50 £1.010), sellers £1,027 LI. 011) Market tear: Quiet. Sale*: 22.700 tonnes.
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        487 20 THE SINGAPORE market yesterday opened fractionally lower then recovered and firmed 3.75 centss on upcountry and speculative buying before falling back slightly towards the morning close when buyers withdrew, dealers said. Prices fluctuated narrowly during the quiet afternoon trading. The GSA statement from Washington about the approval by the
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        71 20 \iki\ «m< ami >MK i>r..r- ymmtm H \S M.rrk KurrrM Mlkl hymMm --i, il i—fdjHi 2MMiN HHU April lForw«rd Mtki Bu;.r> II. ji:c»i\ .'4jui aiirt -\iki.i 1 1 11 |uiu-M i\g i \g >\IH I,. !»IWu :M.l' iM.«i\ >\IU .1 Miialrii j»-. .--I «>\ «MH wlarfkn .'."»i\
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      368 20 SHARES were Mice again on the slide la very qmlet and featureless trading at the Stork Exchange of Singapore yesterday. It was most distressing to watch values (ailing fairly sharply In the absence of selling pressure. Most of the gains recorded the day before were
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      295 20 AFTER three sessions of marginal improvements, prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday dipped slightly in continued sluggish trading. The selling, felt most during the early part of the day, was light and prices recovered slightly in the afternoon to close at the day's lowest. Losses on
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        160 20 INTERBANK rates al 3.00 pm: Currencies Nominal r»t«« Smith»oni«n Percentage quoted yesterday (croaa)parity Chang* Local dollars to one unit of f»rrlnn currency US dollar 2.1660 2.1670 2.81%' -23.18 Sterling pound 4.3880 4.3925 7.3469 -40.27 Australian dollar 2.4390 2.4510 3.4286 -28.86 NZ dollar 2.2760 2.2995 3.4286 -33.46 Canadian dollar
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        153 20 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at :loseon March 1: US Doll«r»<8pot) Offer Bid 7 days 10 i 10 1 month 10 10 2 months 10 in 3 month:. 10 15/1610 13/16 6 months 115/16 113/16 9 months II. II12 months 115/16 II 1/16 Sw.Fr. Da*. (Middlr
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        32 20 Closing Interbank rUM fo Singapore ilollars on M;irch 1 Offer Bid Overnight 7 7 1 month 7 7 2 months 7 3/16 7 1/18 I months 7 OviTiiiRht mode 7
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        62 20 NOTE: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customers. RANCE ol prim of(m«l by die najnl houses im Mai. h 1 (•vf^llghl Call ilrixtsirs i t, i Ru>m« S»lli»« 1 month Treasury hills 4 7/16 4.VI8 3 month Bank bills 7 t l 3
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      24 20 THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their heat customers Is 8 per cent. _j
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      Tan Chong moves into Sabah and Sarawak
      547 21 Tan Chong moves into Sabah and Sarawak TAN CHONG MOTOR Hold- I ings has established its mar- keting beachhead m East Malaysia whtre sales of Datsun vehicles have been pathetically low. It has lined up the distributive network for its Malaysian-assembled cars and trucks. This move gathered i momentum last
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      331 21 Singapura Building Society earnings still stagnant SINGAPIRA Building Society's (SBS) earnings continued to stagnate during the first six months to end-December, I*7B. This contrast with the optimism expressed by the chairman In the last annual report. Part of the problem is the very competitive housing loan market which has experienced
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      Marginal gain at MBS
      112 21 Marginal gain at MBS PROFITS at Malaysia Building Society (MBS) for the year ended Dec 31, 1978, failed to keep pace with the growth of the company's main business of making housing loans. The company chalked up a 4 per cent rise m pre-tax profits to M 514.79 million as
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      1365 23 II EMPLOYMENT WANTED EXPERIENCED PERFUME MULTI-NATIONAL Counter Salesgirl Musi speak COSMETICS COMPANY Japanese and be willing to work requires lale hours Tel. *****1 EXPERIENCED BEAUTY ADVISORS OR COUNTER SALESGIRLS Part-time/tull-time 111 1 Guaranteed income not less Wanted experienced indoor Salesman J3SO per month gir ts/ salesmen m Kitchenware 1) Free
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      1096 23 II EMPLOYMENT Applications are invited trom suit AC^^^|iß|^^ksß>Sßßßß>l>saaW ably qualified candidates lor the W^ (1) SKILLED FITTER/WELDERS c 5 years experience m fitting and welding works l\ \l l\ c Ability to read technical draw- f\ V f\ ing is essential 7 c Good experience m structural I 1 1
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      1138 24 II EMPLOYMENT BRANOSON 31 Situations Vacant Owe to our expansion m car radio B^ BJB lB B B B BJ B^ B cassette, radw cassette are have 100 immediate vacancies lor t) General 1) technicians 2) QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTORS A mamalai I eomoanv 3) LINC LEADERS m JurWreawfet 4) ALIGNMENT
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      1338 24 II EMPLOYMENT I t^^™^™**^^"^^*^^ HOI EL MERLIN SPORE has mediate vacancies lor COPAL SINGAPORE COFFEE HOUSE PTELTI)^ WArntESSES/COHeMIS CLIU WAITRESSES f*9Uire« Mmm üm secondary 4 educa1) FEMALE c Possess a very pleasant and rpucpii fnenrily personality wr 1 c At least 1 year experience In CLERK lnr »> n| e
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      1056 24 II EMPLOYMENT -FMC flfe f A leading US. Petroleum M^ has 'new* vacancies for the »»Sll-«StabHßhßd following posts: Plastics Packaging (1) GENERAL WORKER Induslrtß. dv« to riiaiEV paoston requires 50 xm girls to work In p«rCandidales must ha-e com- manent 3rd Shift as pleted Secondary 1! (Eng- 5. lishiand preferably
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      1048 24 II EMPLOYMENT f /x |<Pollei Ifl invites applications for FEMALE HUGHES TOOL FACTORY COMPANY rtDCDATnOC (FAR EAST) PTE. LTO. OPERATORS A new and last eipanding subsidiary ol the world's largest Requirement*: ?2s£?Z2^J£sZ -16 years and above tor the post c* c Singapore/ Malay slan i svu Citizens and Permanent QUALITY
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      1262 24 II EMPLOYMENT I a, MALE FACTORY WORKERS gj FORKLIFT DRIVERS r( qll red or min ,ed,ate -mployVi» FOODSISIrntLTO menl requires Oocd aUftfcaj ailil CASHIER/SALESGIRLS Non-clUama and MaJajnemm are invKed to applyPlease call personally lor an inlet y| ew at: Please call personally H ».NGEE ANN BUILDING Mr. Adam Oihman. £?2Z*
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      1231 25 I EMPLOYMENT SECURITY GUARD 31 Situations Vacant raqoirad by factory m Krana Must be expenen.ed K.x-Ser-t) Generml mmm Attractiva tatary. our Audio Consumer I'riHluction rti t'm ilities are rapidl) expanding »c urgent I) need JUIMI FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS STEWARDESSES MONTHLY INCOME $1000-slsotl I'art Kulllime Apply person. il.\ King of V,',
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      1259 25 II EMPLOYMENT WAITRESSES I C»SH,EBS want- WEU ESTABLISHED I'^oh eof I reeTltmse 1 Blk *184 No" B Ol WA uvmr" *C!S Sf^ST" f r lh OWlng WAITRESSES/ KITCHEN HELPERS Apdlca-ts must b. Malaysian required urgently by Tjen- citiwns. (irawasih Cafe Restaurant Tel (1) Eiparwncod Shoppmg Contra Parsonnal WANTED BOY HELPERS
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      1744 25 111 VEHICLES BOATS EASTERN UM I LlJ^™^^^ LATE It7l MERCEDES 200. 2nd *Rt=NT-A-CAR owner, with airconditioner. cas!7*T* ™^Z7? 2 sette 'radio, road tax/ Insurance. Dety (Tom s2V- 3 heuutlful condition Tel: *****1 *fIENT-A-\AN/THUCK£ late 1972 toyota ceiica AirDclv from SIS/- fc l n sports rlms. cassette. Tip AaViv>ifCTSjo to P
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      Lock icon Liverpool, Spurs make the grade
      331 28 LONDON, Thurs. Liverpool and Tottenham last night joined five other First Division clubs m the quarter-finals of the English FA Cup when fifth round matches, delayed by bad weather, were finally played. Arsenal will have to wait to know their opponents bu t Shrewsbury alone
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      Lock icon It's 1984 in LA
      86 28 LAUSANNE, Thurs. Los Angeles was officially awarded the 1984 Olympic Games today when the International Olympic Committee signed a final, formal contract with the organis- ers, ending almost a year of tough negotiations. We have just achieved a great success," Count Jean de Beaumont, president of
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      211 28 LONDON, Thurs. West Ham have transfer-listed former England under-21 goalkeeper Mervyn Day, it was announced yesterday. Day, who has made almost 200 appearances for the London club m the past six seasons, has been unable to secure a regular firstteam place over the past
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      521 28 Four-time champion Hiroe to lead Japanese TOKYO. Thurs. Hiroe Yuki, four-time winner of the All-Eng-land women's singles badminton I title, will lead a 13-member JapaMM team to this year's championships. the 69th in the series, in London from March 21 24. i The team will also include Saori Kondo.
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      SIA outplay Sabah team
      43 28 SIA beat Satan's Mercedes Ben? 2624 team 81-62 before a packed Boon Ken£ Community Centre court m their friendly basket tall match last night. SIA led 35-30 at half-time Their top srorer was Tan Siak San with ll* points
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        137 28 JOHANNESBURG, Than. Farmer world champion, James Hut, delivered a slashing attack on modern motor raring yesterday and said that he was quitting the Grand Prix circuit at tke end of the year because the ears had become more important than the drivers. Speaking
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        Lock icon French body lashes at FOCA
        107 28 French body lashes at FOCA PARIS. Thurs. The French Automobile Federation gave their full support to the International Automobile Federation here yesterday in the quarrel over who governs Grand Prix motor-racing. Following the French federation's general assembly here yesterday, a statement was issued attacking the rival Formula One Constructors' Association
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      129 28 PEKING, Thurs. Chinese Vice-Premier Teng Hsiao Ping wants China to host the 1968 Summer Olympic Games, his chief spokesman said yesterday. However, China face somej major obstacles before any formal attempt can be made to secure the games. "The question of Taiwan's status must be settled
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      Move to bar winners m junior meet
      384 29  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By WHEN the Singapore Squash Rackets Association committee meet on March 26, they will almost surely vote to bar winners m different categories of the recent junior squash chamoionships from participating m their events next year. The committee met on Monday
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      Will classic go to the fittest?
      354 29  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By WILL the player with the most impressive record win the Emporium Holdings Tennis Classic title? Or will only the fittest who can weather the searing heat triumph? These will be the questions on everyone's lips when eight top professionals vie for
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      Lock icon BARBARA, SUE IN SQUASH FINAL
      124 29 BARBARA, SUE IN SQUASH FINAL LONDON, Than. Australia's Barbara Wall and Kngland's Sue Cogswell will meet in the final of the British women's Open squash championship at the Wembley Squash Centre here tomorrow mmla last night's semifinals, Barbara took less than half an hour to dispose off Britain's Angela Smith
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      Tomorrow's card
      953 29 RATF 1 2.15 CLASS 6, DIV 4 1,250 m iw\^r, x ($B,OOO $5,600 to winner) 1 OHO 7 Indy I Four Seasons I Buang 357 (d 2* 4) *S8 Tan 1 2 4955 Penaaarana (Rosli) Jaafar 6 57 (dd' 0.5) F ftriffn 6 3 0507 Rigoletto II a
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      Bodybuilding is special SEA Games event
      273 29 Bodybuilding is special SEA Games event BODYBUILDING has been included m the South-east Asia Games m Jakarta m September as a special event which m normal circumstances serves as a prelude to a sport's inclusion m the Games' programme proper. Singapore Amateur Bodybuilders' Federation president Paul Chua. who recently was
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      Now What does smart gallop
      369 29  - Now What does smart gallop FAIRWAY By NOW WHAT n has been working impressively the last two weeks and should step up on that form to win Race Six in Ipoh tomorrow. The Maldon six-year-old yesterday again showed his form when he did a smart 600-metre gallop in 42 sec
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      Gopal beaten
      34 29 STEWART Baliard upset Zainal Abidin 3-2 while Jfremy Yeo defeated national champion V. Gopal M on the first day of Singapore's East Asia squad's squash round-robin matches at the Kallang complex yesterday.
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      Singapore aim to keep record
      463 30  -  JOE DORAI: Kota Bahru. Thurs. KELANTAN FANS DON'T FANCY THEIR TEAMS CHANCES By SINCE Singapore returned here m triumph m 1975, after suffering an 8-1 debacle m 1972, Kelantan have been unable to beat them m the Malaysia Cup competition, and Singapore are likely to
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      GECON upset Hitachi to enter last eight
      194 30 FAVOURITES Hitachi suffered a 2-0 upset defeat by General Electric Consumers Electronics in the last quarter-final match of the Business Houses Football League Division Three tournament at Jalan Besar yesterday. Hitachi, who had an unbeaten record in the preliminary rounds, surprisingly put up
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      Another win for ACS
      164 30 ANGLO Chinese School, the defending champions, completed their preliminary fixtures with a 5-0 victory over Pei Dao School m the national schools badminton tournament at Anderson Road yesterday. Other results Boys secondary: Raffles Institution 5 Ahmad Ibrahim 0, Whitley 4 Bendemeer 1, St. Patrick's 5 Tun
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      Padukone may play in S'pore
      338 30 By BERNARD PEREIRA INDIA'S Thomas Cup badminton squad, who beat Malaysia 5-4 m the Asian zone final m Kuala Lumpur on Sunday, may play friendly matches m Singapore next week. Whether or not they will be playing against the Singapore national side has still not
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      Ranking tourney at three halls
      203 30 Ranking tourney at three halls SINGAPORE Badminton Association have hired three halls, m addition to the Singapore Badminton Hall, for the purpose of arranging matches to rank their national men players, reports BERNARD PERKIRA They are the Henderson Community Centre hall at Bukit Merah View, the Fraser and Neave Scheme
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      Reduan is back for Cup action
      284 30 WITH his broken arm healed, international midfielder Reduan Abdullah is prepared for Malaysia Cup soccer action again. His return soon to the Selangor team will be much looked forward to Reduan resumed naming with the Selangor squad last week. But he confined himself to
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      SKA cut fees for black belters
      217 30  -  PETER SIOW By THE Shitoryu Karate Association have reduced their annual membership fees for black-belters m an effort to lure them back to the dojo. Black-belters will now need to pay only $12 a year instead of the previous $60. The reduction will benefit
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      Lock icon Pakistan's cricketers head for Australia
      268 30 SYDNEY, Thurs. A Pakistan team with a sprinkling of World Series Cricket players will arrive m Australia tomorrow from New Zealand to prepare for the next phase m the trial of establishment cricket m Australia. It will be the first time m the two scheduled
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      404 30 Sime Darby Holdings Limited I Adjournment of I Extraordinary I I General Meeting I At the Extraordinary General Meeting of Sime Darby Holdings Limited on Monday, sth March, 1979, the Chairman will propose that the meeting be adjourned to Monday, 2nd April, 1979. The adjourned meeting will beheld at the
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      Hsieh, Godfrey share lead as favourites flop badly
      1434 31  -  ERNEST FRIDA By BLUSTERY winds and tricky pin placements made a mockery of the pre-tourna-ment predictions m the $108,000 Singapore Open golf championship which began at the Bukit course yesterday. With the favourites flopping, the first round lead went jointly to Hsieh
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      The pros want three proposals adopted
      290 31 THE competitors playing m the current Asian Golf circuit will hold a special meeting m Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday to discuss three major proposals they want the Asian Golf Confederation to adopt, reports ERNEST FRIDA. The professionals want TO HAVE one cut instead of
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      Tempers flare
      84 31 TEMPERS flared yesterday on the opening day of the Singapore Open golf tournament, as defending champion Terry Gale, of Australia, and S. Kawaumi, of Japan, exchanged heated words. Gale apparently asked Kawaumi why he was slow with his game. The Japanese took it hard and an argument followed.
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      Lock icon Vivian sets course mark
      66 31 MELBOURNE. Thurs. New Zealand's Barry Vivian shot a course record six-under-par 67 for the first round lead m the Australian Masters golf championship at Huntingdale here today. Vivian led by two shots from Belgian Open champion Noel Ratcliffe of Australia. Five players are grouped together one
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      Mutalib wins race in first attempt
      221 31 Mutalib wins race in first attempt THOUGH an Asian Games cyclist, it was still his first attempt m the 1.000 metres individual time trial race at Fairer Park. But Singapore's Abbas Mutalib proved beyond a doubt his versatility when he froze the watches at 1 mm. 19.7 sec. 0.1 seconds
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      Subra. Oik Cum picked
      40 31 SAIK dik Cum and walker V Subramaniarr have been picked Athl.-t«. of the Year by the Malaysian AAU selection com- mittee Then selection will be duly ratified at the MAAI council meet inn later this month
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      Fact-finding mission on South Africa
      212 31 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. A fact-finding delegation from the International Cricket Conference arrived here from London today to see whether multi-racial cricket has progressed to a point where South Africa might be re-admitted to world cricket. The delegation will report to a meeting of the ICC m
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      First round standings
      590 31 THE leading positions after the first round of the Singapore OPen golf championship m Hsien Mm Nan (Tai). W Godfrey I M II Poh Eng Chong (S). James Boroos (US). X Jones (UK). F Gambetia it'S). M Bembridge iIK I Cho Tae Woon. Mya Aye i Burma,
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      Sportsboy clocks new time in meet
      271 31  - Sportsboy clocks new time in meet By PATRICK BASTIANS SINGAPORE'S Sportsboy of the Year, Khoo Teng Cheong yesterday clocked a new time of 1:03.2 m an event which is not his favourite the 100 m butterfly m the Singapore Swimming Club's double age group meet at Tanjong Rhu. Khoo surprisingly
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      Bancroft stay challenge
      91 31 BANCROFT had to hold back their challenge m the United World College junior team tennis league at Dover Road because of their players' involvement m the novices tournament at Farrer Park. With 12 of their players competing at Farrer Park around the same time, Bancroft and Mandarin
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      37 31 GOLF Singapore Open (Bukit course. 7) HOCKEY NattwuU nlmto' Ntrtk Ztmr ttnmmtmt: Secondary boys semi-finals SOCCER KrieWly: Quern* town F.C. v United World College igueenstowh Stadium. 5 15 1 TENNIS Emporium Holdings Clasiir (Singapore Tennis Centre. 7i
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    67 32 THE end of one era and the start of another Mr Blumen thai (extreme right) watching solemnly as diplomatic staff take down the first IS flag to fly over the Liaison Oflire m Peking and replace it with a new one. The seal (left) had
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    Lock icon Thais capture 16 Red camps in the south
    268 32 Thais capture 16 Red camps in the south BANGKOK, Thursday COMBINED Thai army and police forces, m a three-week operation against communist guerillas m southern Thailand, have captured 16 major communist camps, a Thai army spokesman said today. The spokesman said the captured camps included a workshop for making deadly
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    Lock icon New pen creates a scare for banks
    247 32 New pen creates a scare for banks NEWARK (NJ), Thurs A NEW ballpoint pen with ink that erases as clean as a pencil has thrown a scare among the banking community. A meeting of bank security experts was called In Newark today to discuss ways to keep people from erasing
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    31 32 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 Industrial stocks rose 1.38 to •1020 m the first hitlf-hour of trading today on the New York Stock Exchange. AT
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    Lock icon Peking woos Dalai Lama
    45 32 HONOKONO. Thurs. The Chinese have started a largescale renovation to restore a 285-year-old lamasery m Peking, Hslnhua news agency reported today The Chinese authorities have put out a number of feelers recently encouraging the Dalai Lama to retu.n u> Tibet. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Balzan Prize for nun
    38 32 ROME. Thurs. Mother Theresa the Yugoslav-born Roman Catholic nun noted worldwide for her missionary work In India, today received the 500.000 Swiss franc (SS6SO.OOO) Balzan International Prise for Peace and Brotherhood among Peoples AP.
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    LATE CLASSIFIED DEATH
    73 32 LATE CLASSIFIED DEATH MOM. ANNAFtILAI. WO tk* Ut< X vntivaloo or Buku Tcmbafc. Bcmnbtn. |i>— < < away p*«cr* fun> aft«r a ahort Ulfiw on 1.3 T». leaving behind aon*. V. Runtnithan i gtrtmbtn i V AnnaMlara (Kuala, Lumuuri. VS. 1i»«lal» <««ranban> Dr VK. Plltor (Sw(aporc). 4ausbtera, son m- la
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    Lock icon Kriangsak: 30,000 waiting at border
    88 32 BANGKOK, Thurs. About 30,000 Kampu cheans are waiting to cross into Thailand as refugees, Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan said here last night. Gen Krlangsak tol I foreign diplomats at a dinner that Thailand would receive the refugees if they were old people, women or children
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    Lock icon Girl refugee who watched 49 die one by one
    115 32 Girl refugee who watched 49 die one by one MANILA, Thurs Fishermen have rescued a 17-year-old Vietnamese refugee girl who spent five harrowing months on a remote coral island eating dead seagulls and shellfish to stay alive while 49 of her companions died slowly of starvation. The ofßce of the
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    Lock icon $14m aid for refugees
    67 32 BRUSSELS, Thurs. The EEC Commission will give five million European units of account tUSSti sni StUm; towards aid for Southeast Asian refugees The aid win be given through the Onltec! Nations High Commls toner for Refugees (UNHCRi, Mr r»ul Hart ling, for helping 79.000 refugees from
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    205 32 Secret talks on report PARIS. Thursday LE MONDE newspaper said yesterday in a report from Peking that secret talks may be under way between China, the Soviet Union and the United States on the Indochina crisis. "The feeling is spread" ing in Peking that decisive consultations are under way between
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    Lock icon Opec approves price hikes
    224 32 THE Organisation of Prtroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) gave official approval yesterday to separate oil price increases announced by several member count riett, stating that such hikes did not run counter to the cartel's long -term objective*. A news release issard at Opec headquarters here said: "Conference
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        Pen calligraphy in Chinese is getting more popular now
        740 1  -  TAN BAN HUAT By IF you think that brush calligraphy is too difficult to learn or is not convenient to practise, you may consider learning pen calligraphy. It is a new art which you can put to good use m your
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        Chinese without tears
        106 1 <C\ IA, nusKl stare at someone or something m anger miqi wrath nuhuo fury nunXu bellow fennu angry nuchongchong angrily nufachongguon m utmost anger &§ifntt numu'ersru stare angrily For example, you may say, Tamen liang ren nti- 3* NU mu'eVsht'. meaning, "They stare angrily at each other.
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        Ice girls' who prefer to travel round the world on skates
        442 2 Ice girls' who prefer to travel round the world on skates THESE five young skaters from various countries have homes of their own, but they prefer travelling around the world for most of the year and hotel rooms have become a second home to them. As members of the 75strong
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        Showcase has plenty of room for improvement
        769 2  -  AMONG TOP 10 PROGRAMMES BUT- THE quality of Musical Showcase swings like a pendulum from week to week. And this Chinese musical variety telecast every Friday night has consistently been rated as among the top 10 favourite programmes of television viewers. As far
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        Symphony orchestra on show again in first concert
        199 2 Symphony orchestra on show again in first concert PART Two of the recording of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra Inaugural Concert will be telecast tonight at 9.50 on Channel 5. Led by conductor Choo Hoey, the orchestra performs Charles Ives' The Unanswered Question, Schubert's Unfinished Symphony and Mao Yuen's Dance of
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        Table-tennis finals
        73 2 AMONG the highlights of Sport* Parade to be presented by Brian Richmond tonight on Channel 5 at 7.55 p.m. are: The recent Malaysia Cup soccer match held between Singapore and Sarawak, the first autocross meet held at Senoko, the final of the inter-constituency hable tennis match between Geylang
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        CHILDREN'S CHOIR READY TO MAKE EASTER DEBUT
        180 2 CHILDREN'S CHOIR READY TO MAKE EASTER DEBUT THE newly-formed Children's Choir af Radio Singapore's Kngll*h Service is ready to make its debut la a 15-mlnute broadcast an Easter Sunday an April 15. A total af 35 girls ami hays between the ages of six and II yean will sing four
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        Lock icon Majority of women are still in 'pink collar' jobs
        269 3 Majority of women are still in 'pink collar' jobs NfcAV YORK Although women are slowly winning more high-paying, white-col-lar jobs, they have made virtually no progress m breaking into traditionally maledominated work, a new study shows. The report, hy the Conference Board, is based on an examination of the Wring
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        The new pants, so comfy, and yet stylish!
        75 3 PANTS have never looked more interest- ing; they come pleated, jodphur-style, haremed, whatever. And teamed with equally interesting blouses too. Together, they make a picture of casually put-together elegance. What style! This outfit comprises a Muriel Gratean silk Moose with wing collar,
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        Women are like cars...in the eyes of some men!
        774 3  - Women are like cars...in the eyes of some men! KATHARINE WHITEHORN By A DIVORCE court m London heard recently about a man who always got his cars by advertising m a magazine and then decided to find himself a wife the same way. Such behaviour will not, I fear, astonish
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        Some face-saving exercises to try
        661 3  -  SHEILA CHEONG By Figureit- out f^ DAILY use of facial expressions whether it be of the eye or mouth and even contours of the face have much to do with prompting wrinkles or as women would undoubtedly prefer to call them "expression lines". The two
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      528 2 i^m^\ SINGAPORE B<g>j CONTACT LENS SOCIETY The following members are: D CONTACT LENS PRACTITIONERS a OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS p OPTOMETRISTS E.J. BENJAMIN coward j benjamin pte .to FAA.O FA CLP Ist Fk 104 Tanglin Shopping Centre Tanglin Road. (9| Tal *****9/*****56 CHEN YIN FOOK cah sin opt CO tot ACCLF* G
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      907 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening and Housewives' Mati- 7.55 Sports Parade nee Kodokan Judo (Mandarin 8.20 Effective Binfuaism Can It Be Film) Achieved? 4 30 Intermission 93 New$ (^t 1 4.30 Interm.ssion 6.05 Opening and Andy Griffith Show kriguri Concert (Part 2) Guitar Pla er 10.40 World
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      Mould and die-making plant officially opens
      652 6 COSAMOLD S Pte Ltd. which began production m January this year, is a modern and well equipped mould, tool and diemaking plant with an investment of $2.6 million by the leading Swiss engineering and trading house, UHAG Uebersee Handel AG of Zurich. The opening
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      Modern machines are used to make high-precision products
      420 6 Modern machines are used to make high-precision products MOST of the highly sophisticated machinery used by Cosamold to manufacture high precisi o n products are from Switzerland. Among them are the Mikron universal tool room milling machines WF3 and WF 2 /3s, both equipped with digital read- outs and a
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      Message from Mr Mueller
      244 6 MESSAGE FROM MR. RICHARD G. MUELLER PrtaalDliflT OF UHAG UEBKrtSEE-HANDEI, AG, ZUKICH, SWITZERLAND: AFTER a 14-year presence m Singapore through Cosa Company Private Limited, m the field of trade with capital goods such as machines, equipment and engineering items for the metal working-, plastic-, textile-, packaging-
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      Message from Dr Ahmad Mattar
      110 6 Message from Dr Ahmad Mattar MESSAGE FROM DR AHMAD MATTAR, ACTING MINISTER FOR SOCIAL AFFAIRS: regional I WOULD like to congratulate Cosamold (S) Pte Ltd on its official opening today. It is a welcome addition to the growing number of tool and die making establishments that have set up operation
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      Message from Mr Nabholz
      193 6 MESSAGE FROM MR. PETER H. NABHOLZ, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF COSAMOLD (S) PRIVATE LIMITED. SINGAPORE: COSAMOLD is yet another Swiss investment m the Republic of Singapore. The factory has been set-up at a cost of 552.3 million m less than eight months. Using high preci- sion machine
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      Heat treatment for mould-making
      310 7 COSAMOLD, appreciating that mould repairs and short mould life are Important factors In the cost calculation lor man v f actured plastic 'parts, believes In the manufacture of moulds using heat treatment for mould sections or inserts to add resistance to the tool steel. For these
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        229 7 Congratulations COSAMOLD CS) PTE. LTD. on their Official Opening. Performance ifou Can't Afford to Overlook OKAMOTO Grinders are Precise and Profitable OKAMOTO a well-known name m machine tool industry offers a wide range of 150 3,000 mm m super-precision grinding machines with manual, automatic or N/C controls. They are designed
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        98 7 CONGRATULATIONS TO COSAMOLD SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. ON THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING FROM: CEILTEX CONTRACT SERVICES (PTE) LTD. 55, Bik. 6, Unit 1-2, Ayer Rajah Industrial Estate Singapore 5. Tel: *****00 *****95. Cable: 'CEILCON' (We are entrusted with the General Partitioning, Ceiling and Flooring work.) 44 D A DOUBLE LION ELECTRICAL *W°°W
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        237 8 Precision Standards Engineering WUPNIK lilts Offßr. Quality Accuracy Designing WjWjMIJJiI Reliability Productivity Know-how El MIKRfIN We are P roud t0 BRDTSCH J 8 ™T have been chosen rdegger M XnT a Machines OOm suppliers Of high- Measuring equipments Milling Machines precision and top Vices Cutters Toolin^ quality machinery to ra=
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      The Shakespeare Alibi
      957 9  -  1 V viewers aren t the clots they re assumed to be By RUSSELL BAKER m NfVi YORK MR WILLIAM Paley, better known as CBS, would like to see all three American networks forget the cash register for two primetime hours each week. And to present programmes
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      WHICH ONE WOULD YOU PICK?
      128 9 But the fault does not lie with Shakespeare or Verdi or Emerson or even with the resistent audiences. It lies with an educational system that conditions most of us to believe that the best of our culture must be as insupportably dull as high school
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      Lock icon Modern dance vs ballet now in state of detente
      542 9  - Modern dance vs ballet now in state of detente JACK ANDERSON m NEW YORK By works in which they have been cast. Many young modern dancers now take almost nothing but ballet classes. The theory seems to be: if you want to choreograph, then a modem dince composition workshop is
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        110 9 Congratulations COSAMOLD (S) PTE. LTD. on their Official Opening from %J wJ>^^*^^^ %«^%«P"W^^ ASSOCIATED SWEDISH STEELS SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. Suite 306, Cathay Building, Singapore 9. Tel: *****1/*****4/*****9 Cable: 'ASSABSTEEL' Telex: R*****8 Congratulations To COSAMOLD (S) PTE. LTD. On Their Official Opening From mwdmwiowiwww muifTMMmiM {j^TH/ GODREJ (SINGAPORE) PTC. LTD. jf
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        133 9 Congratulations To COSAMOLD (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. On Their Official Opening From A WIDIA S.E. Asia (Pte.) Ltd. oi ••no miff 'un, (I'm omul a subsidiary of KRUPP WIDIA, E««en/Germany POSTAL ADDRESS: 16D-17D, 4TH FLOOR, BLOCK 7 51, AVER RAJAH IND. ESTATE SINGAPORE 5 TELEPHONE *****33, *****88 TELEX RS ***** WIDIA
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        155 9 With Compliments and very best wishes to COSAMOLD on the official opening ceremony of their Factory MDA/VZAS International Freight Forwarders Representative Office Singapore (Founded 1815 with Head-Office Switzerland) Wo. Idwide Freight Forwarders (SEA/AIR/ROAD/RAIL) Our Worldwide net of operation is supported by our own 300 Offices m Europe and Overseas. SERVICE
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        606 10 SPWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited trom PWD Registered Contractors tor the following (A) Construction ot Secondary School Typ« S7 Design ot Pondon Estate (off Upper Ayer Roioh Rood) Eligibility Building $5,000,000 and above Closing Dote I 5 3 79 at 10 30 am (B) Momtenonce of Grass Medians, Sidetobles
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        893 10 niiDßi Separate lenders are invited for any one or all of the followlng:- 1) CONSTRUCTION OF MAIN ROAD at Neighbourhood 7 Bedok New Town Road Contract No. 2. 2) CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS AND MANHOLES along Avenue 9 (Part 2) at Ang Mo Kio New Town Neighbourhood 6. 3) CONSTRUCTION OF
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        817 10 I#JTC TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from registered contractors for the following projects:A CONSTRUCTION OF TENNIS COURTS, CADDIE HUT AND RENOVATION WORKS AT JURONG COUNTRY CLUB, SCIENCE CENTRE ROAD, JURONG TOWN B SUPPLY AND DRIVE TREATED TIMBER PILES OR ANY OTHER TYPES OF PILES TO EIGHT (8) UNITS OF STANDARD
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        818 10 TKNDKR NOTIC X Tenders are invited for The daily cleaning of Customs premises and structures (including sheds and all adjoining or interconnecting between buildings and adjacent ancillary structures) at: (a) the Customs Harbour Division Headquarters at Tangga Batu. off Collyer Quay: (b) i) the Jurong Customs Station at 32 Jurong
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        667 10 TKNDKK MITKK HH- \KTMK\T (IK SOCIAL WKLKARK Tenders will be received up to noon on 16th March 1979 at the office of the Director of Social Welfare. 2nd Floor. Pearl's Hill Te race. Singapore (3). for tfce MippH M thr MUwlrk l»» staffs to residential hamrs a institutions of thr
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        709 10 PHAKMM M IU \l l>rP \K I Mr I TKNDKK Tenders will be received irom registered tenderers at I he Pharma.eiitical I)e-i partment. 1 Jalan Bukit Merah. Singapore 3. up to noon, on Monday. 14.1t, for the supply of the following items: I. Tendrr far thr supply «l Hrart Valves
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        168 10 ■hi IN THK lilt. ll (Ol KTOKTHK j KM'I Bl.lr Or SIM.XI'OKr •mpanln Winding I p > N.. IHI af ir». I* tkr Matter M Iter oinpanir\rl <( haptor IU) Kmt In tkr Halter M Kntml U.i n*r I Mchtrluh Pte. Ltd. NOTH X Or WISDIV. I l> ORDKR In
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      THE RUBBER TRADE ASSOCIATION OF LONDON
      1837 11 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 23rd FEBRUARY 1979 The Annual General Meeting of the Rubber Trade Association or London was held on the 23rd February. 1979. at Cereal House. Mark Lane. London. EC3R 7HP. with Mr. D. R. S Huntly. Chairman, presiding. GENTLEMEN: During my year
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        505 11 f RSAF PILOT TRAINING The Republic of Singapore Air Force invites application from young Men and Women for Pilot Training. Requirements: 1 Between 1 6Vi and 27 years old. 2. Minimum 3 GCE 'O' Level preferably with English, Mathematics, and one Science subject. 3. Minimum height 1.58 metres. Have good
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        494 11 J L A well established public -quoted Company having diversified interests m Malaysia seeks to appoint a suitably-qualified and experienced candidate for the appointment of INTERNAL AUDITOR (To be based m Malaysia) This is a senior management appointment and the successful candidate should:— be a Malaysian citizen and m his
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        223 11 IN THK illi.M COI'KT OK THE REPIBUC OF SINGAPORE Sail No. ZTJ« 1 1118 Between LOEWE PI'MPENFABRIK GmbH l-lalnim-Md ANG GHAN BKE (1M8) TRADING CO. (»«rd as a arm) DrfnUaats To Llm Lee Seng late of No. 683. Bukit Timah Road. Singapore, and No. 1 108. High Street Centre. North
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        358 11 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB To The Ordinary Members SINGAPORE TURF CLUB. Gentlemen, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Ordinary Members will be held m the Owners' Stand Tea Room (Mezzanine Floor), Grandstand Building, Bukit Timah Racecourse, on Friday, the 30th day of March, 1 979, at
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        410 12 I NOTICE I I PLEASE BE I INFORMED THAT WITH I I EFFECT FROM I I 2 MARCH 1979, I I OUR COMPANY HAS I I CHANGED ITS NAME TO: I KANSAI PAINT H I KANSAI PAINT (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD I I OFFICE TEL: *****00, *****47 I FACTORY TEL: *****21
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        40 12 IMKNDMKNT TO OPFiriAL NOTICK Prapwul U CbuKf a Ship's Name Re: Advertisement on 28th February. 1979 m rrspect of vessel "King Luck" Gross Tonnage should read 1.971 77 and Nett Tonnage should read 956.00 l.uu Uiu SfcippiM (Ptr.) I *A
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        655 12 SACHS j^^^ DOLMAR MASCHINENTABRIK, HAMBURG WEST GERMANY is pleased to announce the appointment of DOLMECH PTE. LTD. Units 109-1 12, 15t Floor, Soon Wing Industrial Building, 2, Soon Wing Road, Singapore 13 Tel: *****61 (2 Lines) as their exclusive distributor for Singapore/ West Malaysia, Sarawak, Sabah and Brunei. r BUSINESS
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        653 12 AUCTION SALE SKMOR Ml Ml Wll \l BMMBi PWD KAIXAM., SINUAPORK Auction of 54 lots of I srd M«Ur \rhlrks, Hants »nd (torn will be held on the Mi March, 1979 commencing at 10.00 am at the premises of Messrs Cheong Koon Seng Co (Pte) Ltd. 58 Market Street. Singapore
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