The Straits Times, 5 March 1979

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1979 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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    SURPRISE RAID ON THAILAND
    653 1 Viet- Khmer force crosses border BANGKOK, Sunday A COMBINED force of 300 Vietnamese and Kampuchean troops today crossed the frontier into eastern Thailand m a lightning attack on Thai border police and soldiers. One Thai soldier was killed and two others wounded m the surprise attack,
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    More women m jobs force
    589 1  - More women in jobs force LESLIE FONG By Straits Times News Editor ...and number likely to rise MORE women are expected to Join the labour force as a result of present efforts m creating more and better paying Jobs as well as encouraging more housewives to work This was the
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    Lock icon — 'Secret talks' denial by Soviets
    128 1 'Secret talks' denial by Soviets MOSCOW. Sun The Soviet Union today denied It was conducting any behind-the-scenes diplomacy to end the Indochina war folio w1 n k two major statements indicating Moscow's reluctance to intervene The Communist Party newspaper Pravda said some Western news media had reported from Peking that
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    FLAGGING OFF THE BIG JOG
    151 1 SENIOR Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs), Mr Chan Chee Seng, flagging off the second Families and Friends Jog at Botanic Gardens yesterday morning. More than 1,000 ada.ts and children de.ied a heavy downpour to take part m the six -km J ,g, organised by the Jogging
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    Lock icon Commandos: We did it
    48 1 DAMASCUS, Sun. Palestinian commandos claimed responsibility for an explosion which derailed a train on the Jerusalem-Tev Aviv line today. The Palestine news agency, Wafat. quoted a military spokesman lor the commando movement as saying that a number of Israelis were killed or wounded.— Reuter.
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    Iran breaks with SA
    44 1 TEHERAN. Sun. Iran's revolutionary government broke diplomatic relationi with South Africa today. Teheran Radio said the South African consul-general was summoned to the Foreign Ofßcc and told that the 'v'sion&l" Iranian Oov- considered the <llcy "contrary to SO. PAGE 4
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    Chok Tong presents Budget today
    164 1 THE Senior Minister of Btate (Finance). Mr Ooh Chok Tong, will introduce this year's Budget m Parliament today. Announcing this m a statement yesterday. Finance Minister Hon Sul Sen said Mr Ooh was solely responsible for preparing the Budget and must be given the entire
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    Lock icon Vietnam orders full call-up
    648 1 Vietnam orders full call-up -SAYS RADIO HANOI BANGKOK, Sunday VIETNAM today ordered full mobilisation of its people despite statements by several Chinese leaders that a withdrawal of Peking's invasion forces was imminent. The latest Chinese leader to confirm a troop withdrawal was none other than Chairman Hua Kuo-feng who told
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    Taiwanese triumphs
    49 1 LU HSI CHUEN of Taiwan wen the $108 000 Singapore Open golf championship yesterday when he beat his teammate Hsu Sheng San m the second hole of the sudden-death playoff at Buklt course. Both golfers finished the 72-hole tournament with an aggregate of 280. SEE PAGE 30
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    Lock icon More Viet refugees
    48 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Forty-flve Vietnamese refugees landed at Kuala Turnpat, 338 km northeast of here, a police spokesman said yesterday. He said the refugees. 23 adults and 22 children, were being temporarily accommodated. They will be sent to the Pulau Bidong refugee camp later. AP.
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    Lock icon Yacht sighted
    51 1 PENANO. Sun. The yacht Whistler, drifting because of engine failure on Wednesday night, and with four Americans aboard, was reported to have been located about 19 km off Muka Head, on the north-west coast of Penang today. A RMAF spokesman said a helicopter was sent to rescue them.
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    Lock icon IRAN TANKER FOR JAPAN
    39 1 LATEST LATEST IRAN TANKER FOR JAPAN TEHERAN, San. A tanker loaded with crude oil will leave Kharf Island tomorrow for Japan, ending the three-month suspension of Iranian oil exports, an informed source said here today. —AFP. SEE BACK PAjSE
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      92 1 REGULAR VICTIMS OF ROAD MISHAPS Page 11 WAR tarnishes China's image m Japan 2 BRITAIN and China sign $30 bil trade pact 3 'OIL companies increasing stockpiles' 4 SECURITY agencies recruit Malaysians 7 LEGAL aid for Spyros victims' families? 0 VC unit helped cut cases of drowning 10 MUIS to
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      Lock icon War tarnishes China's image m Japan
      360 2 War tarnishes China's image in Japan TOKYO, Sun THE Chinese image m Japan, at a peak when the Sino- Japanese Peace and Friendship Treaty was signed last year, has been seriously tarnished by Peking's incursion into Vietnam and subsequent withdrawal of trade contracts with Japanese businessmen, observers here said today.
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      78 2 Six new pictures of Jupiter THIS mosaic of six images was taken by Voyager 1 last Tuesday at a distance of 5.4 million kilometres from Jupiter. The swirling vortex type motion, apparent m the Great Red Spot (below the centre of the mosaic), can also be seen m several nearby
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      Lock icon 'Heavy toll but no big battle'
      168 2 'Heavy toll but no big battle' WASHINGTON, Sunday COSTLY skirmishes but no major battles have taken place between Chinese and Vietnamese forces since the Chinese rolled across the border two weeks ago, the Washington Post said today Quoting US intelligence sources, it said information garnered from spy satellites and from
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      Lock icon OPIUM TO BE ISSUED TO THESE ADDICTS...
      92 2 ISLAMABAD, Sun. Opium will be officially provided m tablet form to hard-core addicts m Punjab province, it was announced today. Addicts on doctor's advice will be issued tablets at two rupees (545 cents) each on presenting their ration cards. Scores of opium addicts
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      Lock icon Ne Win visit
      37 2 BANGKOK, Sun. Burmese President General Ne Win arrived here today for a three-day visit which Thai authorities hoped would lead to the settlement of the problem of Burmese rebels along the Thai-Burmese border. AP.
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      Lock icon 'Yes' to defence
      69 2 TOKYO, Sun. More Japanese have come to support tht nations self-defence forces and favour the .strengthening of Japan's defence capability, according to a survey released today by the Prime Minister's Office. The survey made last December covering 3,000 peopl aged 20 and above, showed 86 per cent
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      Lock icon Soviets to help India m oil
      147 2 Soviets to help India in oil MOSCOW, Sun. The Soviet Union and India have agreed on a long-term programme of economic, trade and scientific-technical cooperation under which Soviet and Indian specialists are to draw up plans for the development of India's oil industry running to 1990, the official Soviet news
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      Wife m coma gives birth to baby
      122 2 Wife in coma gives birth to baby MATSUYAMA (Jaaaa), San A tt-year-ald Japaaeae baaaewUe has glvea Mrth tea baby by nataral deUvery while la a cama, 11 taaars after belag hit by a ear aa a aattaaal highway here, It waa reparted taday. The baby girl was ban la the
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      Lock icon A stroll down Shanghai memory lane
      229 3 A stroll down Shanghai memory lane SHANGHAI, Sun. US Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal took a sentimental stroll yesterday through the Shanghai neighbourhoods that he and his family lived m as destitute refugees from Nazi Germany. It was a day for relaxing after four days of negotiations m Peking, and a
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      Lock icon Britain and China sign $30 bil trade pact
      368 3 PEKING, Sun CHINA and Britain today signed a trade agreement calling for two-way exchanges of SJI4 billion (Ss3o billion) between now and 1965. The economic cooperation agreement was signed m the Great Hall of the People by British Industry Minister Eric Varley
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      Lock icon 4-day meet on Third World's financial problems
      256 3 4-day meet on Third World's financial problems WASHINGTON, Sunday FOUR days of economic discussions opened today as representatives of the developing world meet to consider financial problems confronting the world's poorer nations. Technical experts of the group of 24 countries will review a wide range of issues m two days
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      Lock icon Chess mag is back
      52 3 HONGKONG. Sun. China* monthly chess magazine, suspended (or more than ten yean, recently resumed publication m (he southern city of Kwangchow, Hsinhua news agency said today. It said the periodical, first issued m 1956. deals with Chineseruled chess, which is similar to international chess but older
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      Lock icon China youths urged to treasure 'rights'
      150 3 China youths urged to treasure 'rights' HONGKONG, Sun CHINESE Vice-Premier Wang Chen has urged China's hundreds of millions of young people to treasure the "democratic rights" they had earned recently and apply these rights correctly. He made this point m a speech at the recent national youth afforestation conference m
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      Lock icon Dissidents form new group m S. Korea
      144 3 Dissidents form new group in S. Korea SEOUL, Sun. South Korea's main dissident group, led by former President Yun Po-sun and recently-freed Kirn Daejung, announced today the formation of at.a t. >w political organisation. Mr Kirn told a news conference that the new organisation will serve as "the nucleus of
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      Lock icon Wren's face to grace new £100 note
      146 3 LONDON, Saa After aa ageaMag review ef Britala's multitude ef great penaasgn, the Baak ef Fnginrrf has chssea a face to grace Its new CIM aate: Sir Chrbtepber Wrea. The baak, semetinMs called the "Htefe Old Lady ef Threadaeedle Street," was eharacterbtUcaliy retieeat
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      Lock icon Call for uprising against Sadat
      148 3 Call for uprising against Sadat PARIS, Sunday FORMER Chief of Staff of the Egyptian armed forces General Saad Eddin El Shazli yesterday called for a popular uprising by Egyptians against President Anwar Sadat who, the general said, was incapable of providing Egypt with peace or economic progress, the Libyan news
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      Lock icon Yemeni wan Outsiders involved, says North
      92 3 CAIRO. Sun North Yemeni military spokesman said today Cuban and Ethiopian troops had joined South Yemen regular army units m border fighting between the two Yemens, the official Egyptian news agency Mena reported. In a despatch from Sanaa, the North Yemeni capital, Mena quoted
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      84 3 HONGKONG. Sun Britain's Prince Charles today visited Hongkong's developing new towns and public housing estates, and charmed the local people by eating bean sprouts at a street stall and teaching young girls how to barbecue. The prince started the first full-day of his official visit here when he
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      Lock icon Only once m a century
      81 3 Only once in a century JAKARTA. Sun. A West German television network has offered US$5OO,OOO (SS1.080.000) for the exclusive right to cover the centennial "Eka Dasa Rudia" Hindu religious festival at the end of this month at Bali's famous Besakih temple near Denpasar, the capital. The Indonesian consulate m Belgium
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      'Oil companies increasing stockpiles5
      148 4 'Oil companies increasing stockpiles HIGHEST EVER PRICES LIKELY TO RESULT NEW YORK, Sun OIL companies have reacted to the current uncertainty over obtaining normal oil supplies by increasing their fuel stockpiles, a move that would create artificial shortages and lead to an unprecedented escalation of prices, industry sources said today.
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      Lock icon Talks to save Bhutto
      114 4 Talks to save Bhutto ISLAMABAD, Sun. Vital secret talks are under way to save former Pakistani Prime Minister Zulfikar AH Bhutto from his death sentence, observers said here today. According to a reliable Foreign Ministry source here. President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq's Foreign Affairs adviser, Mr Agha Shahi, flew to Saudi
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      First Arab meet on energy alternatives
      269 4 ABl DHABI, Sun. The first Arab energy conference which opens here tomorrow will include a review of ways of exploiting energy sources other than oil. The four-day meeting of Arab ministers and experts will discuss the warld energy situation and alternative sources «f power,
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      Lock icon Well blacklist profiteers, say Emirates
      99 4 We'll blacklist profiteers, say Emirates In ABU DHABI, the United Arab Emirates today threatened to blacklist oil companies which it said were reaping huge refined petroleum profits during the current shortage. UAE Petroleum Minister Mana Said al-Oteiba, opening the first Arab energy conference, said that two weeks ago major oil
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      Lock icon Police guard for tennis —star—
      146 4 Police guard for tennis star VIENNA, Sun. Plainclothed policemen will mingle with spectators at an exhibiton tennis match here tomorrow to guard against any attempt on the life of Swedish tennis star Bjorn Borg. The protection will be part of a round-the-clock guard for Borg which began on his arrival
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      Lock icon New mobile radar
      85 4 WASHINGTON, Sun. The US Army will soon be equipped with the "ftrefinder" mobile radar system capable of pinpointing an enemy's artillery and returning its fire before the first enemy shell has hit the ground, the system's makers said today. The Hughes Aircraft Corporation of Fullerton, California, said
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      Lock icon 'A poor job by Norwegians'
      207 4 TEL AVIV, Sunday A FORMER soldier m the Norwegian contingent of the United Nations peacekeepers m southern Lebanon charges that the Norwegian soldiers are doing a poor job and some of them sympathise with the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO). "The rules of command are so
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      Bazargan govt devalues the rial
      154 4 Bazargan govt devalues the rial TEHERAN, Sunday THE Hedging government of Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan, fighting economic chaos and constitutional confusion, devalued its currency yesterday and pledged that Iran will repay all its foreign debts. In law and politics, however, the government is still struggling to establish its authority wh'le
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      Lock icon IRAN STOPS SALES OF CAVIAR
      58 4 IRAN STOPS SALES OF CAVIAR TEHERAN, San. Lovers of the high life discovered today that the Iranian revolution had even te«ched the country's best known product after oil caviar. Callers at a atote caviar shop found armed guards at the door. Shop assistants said sales of the luxury food had
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      138 4 on the black market is now about 90 rials to the dollar. The last fixed parity was 70.35 rials to the dollar. Dr Mowlavi, evidently concerned that the new government should maintain its credit standing for foreign loans, said the central bank would "ensure that every single foreign commitment is
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      133 4 the armed forces which were resisting necessary changes. Those who still maintain links with the army commanders of the former regime would be removed from office and be put on trial and others would be encouraged to change their ways, he said. However, despite demands by guerilla groups for the
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      121 4 Prostitutes threaten to expose politicians LONDON. Sun. British prostitutes are threatening to identify politicians and religious leaders who are clients if there is opposition to a bill being introduced m Parliament on Tuesday aimed at relaxing the law on brothels and soliciting. The threat is made by London prostitutes' leader
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      Lock icon 35pc tariff hike
      59 4 JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesian airlines officials said today a 35 per cent increase m tariffs by the national Garuda Airlines will compensate for the recent devaluation of the rupiah. The officials said the increase, effective Monday, will help offset the 43 million ruplah (*****.000) a day that Garuda
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      Lock icon China's new overture
      48 4 HONGKONG. Sun. China, m a new overture to Taiwan, today proposed direct banking services between China and Taiwan The Hsinhua news agency quoted Mr Jiang Wengui, deputy general manager of the Bank of China as proposing the "business services" m an interview m Peking. Reuter
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      553 5 March 4, Lv Hsi Chuen declared winner of the 1979 Singapore Open Golf Championship Like winning the Singapore Open, every Rolex is an achievement I" the field of watch making, it too has won the T^l3M^^^^H| highest honours the coveted title of "Swiss jfl^^^H Chronometer". In fact, although Rolex produce
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      Lock icon Re-election bid starts amid anti-Carter plan
      353 6 Re-election bid starts amid antiCarter plan WASHINGTON, Sunday DESPITE the serious challenge of a popular "Dump Carter" campaign within the Democratic Party itself, President Carter has already taken a major step towards declaring himself a candidate for re-elec-tion. He has authorised the formation of a committee to begin work on
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      Lock icon Growing support for Sithole
      187 6 SALISBURY. Sun. The Rev Ndabaningi Sithole, one of three major black contenders for power m Rhodesia's one-man, one-vote elections next month, showed rigns today of growing popular support. He drew what police said was a crowd of 16,000 to a black township outside Salisbury for a
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      Cops shot
      38 6 CHICAGO. Sun. Two policemen were shot dead today after they stopped a car for a tia.'fic violation. Police said the officers were questioning the driver when another car pulled up alongside and a gunman opened fire.
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      155 6 160 mil Russians vote in one-party polls MOSCOW, Sun. About 160 million people m the Soviet Union voted today m single-candidate general elections to the Supreme Soviet, the country's Parliament. The 1,500 candidates, repreI senting what is officially described as "the unbreakable bloc of communists and non-party people," are standing
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      253 6 Amin troops retake Tororo' report TROOPS loyal to President Amin have retaken the eastern Uganda town of Tororo from exiled guerillas, exile sources said today. They told Reuter soldiers of the air and seaborne battalion based at the town, near the Kenya border, won back control yesterday after an early
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      Sore feet: Largest case
      53 6 Sore feet: Largest case HANS, a 82-year-old elephant at the Houston Zoo, has developed the world's largest case of sore feet. Because of his foot infection, the elephant is fitted on Saturday at the zoo with a pair of custom-made boots by handler Lucille Sweeney and bootmaker Sal Maida (kneeling).
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        82 6 CHICAGO: A daughter who pleaded guilty to torturing her 81-year-old father and chaining him to a toilet for seven days has been sentenced to four years m prison. Circuit court Judge Francis Mahon imposed the sentence on Friday on Parlene Perm, 19, after she pleaded guilty
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        Lock icon Drink! Drink! m La Paz
        79 6 Drink! Drink! in La Paz LA PAZ: Residents of the Bolivian capital are among the biggest beer drinkers m the world, with a population of 700,000 having consumed seven million bottles m the past year, officials said yesterday. Statistics released here show that the average annual beer, consumption for every
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        79 6 CHICAGO: A 46-year-old man whose ankles were chewed to the bone by rats was listed m serious condition yesterday at Cook County Hospital Police found Dave Hallman lying m a pile of garbage on Friday night. He was conscious and asked for wine when police arrived.
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        59 6 TOKYO: About one out of every 20 Japanese school children has lifted goods m a shop, according to a survey released here yesterday. The survey, conducted by a teachers' organisation on 5,000 pupils aged between 11 and 15 m this western Japan pref«_-ture showed that 5.7 per cent
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      270 6 LONDON, Sunday THE Labour Government was today exposed to the danger of being toppled after Scottish nationalists voted to cut off vital parliamentary support due to their failure m obtaining home rule during the weekend's referendum. Conservative Party leader Margaret Thatcher warned Prime Minister James
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      168 6 NAMIBIA DISPUTE: WESTERN MEDIATORS FAIL WINDHOEK, Sun. Western mediators m the Namibia independence dispute today appeared to have failed m a bid to clinch an agreement by tomorrow on a proposed March 15 ceasefire between South African troops and nationalist guerillas. Ambassadors of the United States, Britain and West Germany
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    CC HAS— BECOME VITAL NERVE CENTRE'
    216 7 'CC HAS BECOME VITAL NERVE CENTRE' THE community centre has become an important "nerve" centre m inculcating a sense of belonging and social responsibility m residents and promoting and strengthening cultural and moral values Speaking at the third biennial general meeting of the Boon Teck community centre youth group, the
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    Security agencies recruit Malaysians
    450 7  -  JANIE KHOO By A LARGE number of local security agencies here including the Commercial and Industrial Security Corporation (Cisco) have resorted to hiring Malaysians to resolve their manpower shortage. A source said between 60 and 70 private agencies and guard firms have started taking m Malaysians
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    Firemen called out to Harban's flat
    164 7 Firemen called out to Harban's flat FIREMEN were yesterday called out to put out a Ore which broke out on the 13th floor Housing Board flat of lawyer, Mr Harbans Singh m dementi Estate. Accompanied by a policeman.they rushed to the flat m Block 415 following a call shortly after
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    Ghim Moh courses
    47 7 Ghim Moh courses GHIM Moh community centre will organise classes m elementary dressmaking (English), intermediate dressmaking (English Chinese), advanced dressmaking (Chinese), tailoring for men (Chinese), Western cooking, nonya kueh, children's art, elementary swimming (adults/children), and guitar (elementary). For details, ring *****0 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Music lessons —going for a song
    226 7 Music lessons going for a song FOR as little as $5 or $C a month, these children are taught not only how to play various types of musical Instruments hat also to read notes and to sing. These children, aged between five and 11, are attending pianica coarse* at the
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    265 7 WHATS'S ON TODAY TWELFTH NIGHT, presented by the Experimental Theatre Club m aid of the Singapore Cultural Foundation, at 8 nightly, till Saturday, at Cultural Centre. Stu- dent performances today, t morrow and Wednesday Public performances from Thursday. Tickets: $2 and $3 (students); $4, $5 and 16. INDUSTRIAL TRAINING AND
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    Import of flour under review by govt
    140 7 Import of flour under review by govt THE Trade Department is reviewing the situation of flour imports to see bow they affect the domestic trade, a department spokesman said on Friday. He was commenting on an appeal of the Singapore Food Manufacturers Association which hopes that the government will restrict
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    No more
    27 7 MISS Tay Ka Kee has ceased to be a oeputy assistant controller of immigration from last Thursday, says the latest issue of the government gazette.
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    Legal aid for Spyros victims* families?
    671 9  - Legal aid for Spyros victims' families? WONG MOH-KEED By FAMILIES of the 76 workers who died in the Spyros tragedy and others who were injured are likely in the next few days to decide on whether to consult the Legal Aid Bureau to seek compensation or claim damages from those
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    167 9 HK can learn from S'pore's housing' HONGKONG, Sun. Hongkong has plenty Id learn from Singapore m the field of housing, a noted local columnist said today on return from a visit to the island republic. T. L. Tsim, writing m the South China Morning Post, said the two trading ports
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    Policeman who took no-pay leave told to repay $1,000
    365 9 Policeman who took no-pay leave told to repay $1,000 A POLICE officer has been asked to repay more than three quarters of his February and March salaries, totalling more than $1,000, for taking 31 days no-pay leave after a long illness. The Amalgated Union of Public Employees (Aupe) said m
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    M-CYCLE, CAR CATCH FIRE AFTER CRASH
    99 9 SIX PEOPLE escaped unhurt when a car and a motorcycle burst lit* flames after a collision last nlgkt. Both vehicles were wrecked and charred. The accident look place aear the Junction of Upper Thomson Road with Avenne One Ang Mo KIo, shortly after 8.45
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    Long list of activities to mark Year of Child
    312 9 Long list of activities to mark Year of Child A LONG list of activities has been drawn up by various organisations and governmental departments to mark the International Year of the Child. The programmes are broadly divided into seminars, surveys, activities for children, publications, film shows, exhibitions, talks, concerts, competitions
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      311 9 Keep m fashion on Tuesdays at r York Hotel A series of lunch fashion shows at Bamboo Court. When models take to the catwalk m delightful clothes to show you the current fashion trend. This week: H%l Clothes by 2s5 IRENE IRENE IRENE IRENE Buffet lunch Western and Chinese dishes
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    THEY'RE POISED TO SAVE LIVES
    106 10 THEY'RE POISED TO SAVE LIVES WITH mere than a decade of §wlmmlng experieace behind them, Miss Ong Lee Hong (left), aad Miss Yee Ylan Uang, M, are all poised to save lives from watery graves. Beth are velaateen of the Vigllaate Cerpi LJfegnard Inlt, whe have undergone sevea months of
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    MF: Muslim schools should instil values
    79 10 MF: Muslim schools should instil values MUSLIM religious schools should play the role of instilling Islamic consciousness so that students can acquire positive attitudes. This advice was given yesterday by the MP for Kampung Kembangan, Mr Mansor Sukaimi, at the Prophet Muhammad birthday celebrations at the Irsyad religious school m
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    Devan told of fear flats may collapse
    300 10 Devan told of fear flats may collapse POOR workmanship resulting m large cracks m the walls of a block of flats was one of the complaints the MP for Anson, Mr C.V. Devan promised to tackle when he toured part of his constituency yesterday. Mr Nair showed concern and examined
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    175 10 men m life-saving and life guard techniques." The strength of qualified lifeguards is now 394, including 10 women. They are being deployed on Sentosa, East Coast Lagoon, St John's Island and East Coast Park. Mr Chin added that m order to instil public awareness of safety precautions, the VC Lifeguard
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    New factory to make tennis rackets
    66 10 New factory to make tennis rackets A MUSICAL instrument manufacturer, Nippon Gakki of Japan, has announced the establishment of a whollyowned subsidiary m Singapore. Construction of the new $4 million subsidiary Yamaha Manufacturing (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. will begin this month. At the initial stage, the company will produce tennis rackets,
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    Safra to hold big walk
    55 10 THE SAF Reservists' Association will hold a 7 5 km big walk on March 18 at 8 a.m. The walk, covering Jalan Toa Payoh. Thomson Road and Braddell Road. Is open to Safra members and the public Application forms may be obtained from the association
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    Hygiene talk
    37 10 A HEALTH educationist from Kimberly-CUrk Far East Pte Ltd. Miss Choo Swee Lee, will give a talk m Mandarin on Female Personal Hygiene at Kuo Chuan community centre on March 21 at 8 p m
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    VC unit helped cut cases of drowning
    165 10 VC unit helped cut cases of drowning DROWNING cases m Singapore have been decreasing since 1974 when the Vigilante Corps Lifeguard Unit came into operation. A total of 103 people drowned m 1974. The toll dropped to 22 last year. Sixty out of 80 cases attended to by the VC
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    TELOK BLANGAH TO GET INTERCHANGE
    105 10 THE Telok Blangah constituency is to have a Singapore Bus Service interchange to provide a feeder service for its residents by the end of the year. Sources said the planning for this interchange, to be the third m Singapore besides Jurong and Bedok New Town,
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    On-street parking still popular with motorists
    325 11 On-street parking still popular with motorists ON-STREET parking, which the government is steadily phasing out m the city area, is still popular with motorists A Straits Times check last week showed cars parked indiscreetly and illegally along roads, even at the expense of being booked by the traffic police. The
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    Handbook to help exporters keen on Japanese mart
    378 11 THE Japanese Federation of Economic Organisations (Keidanren) has published a handbook of advice for foreigners trying to establish a foothold m the consumer market of Japan. According to the Japan Economic Journal, a weekly edition of the Nihon Keizai Shimbun, the decision
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    ANOTHER HUNT SAYS HE'S NOT THE ONE
    160 11 ANOTHER James Hunt has written to the Straits Tin es to declare that he is not t.ie aian of the same name involved m a divorce case reported last week. The first denial came promptly after the appearance of the report m which
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    Sage extends free medical scheme
    173 11 Sage extends free medical scheme THE Singapore Action Groap of Elder* (Sage) hag extended Us free medical scheme for memben. Members wh* were previously gives free medical cheek-aps at Sage's Maodr Road ceatre on Sundays ran now obtain the same medical attention at few mere clinics darwg the other days
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    Man with a mission —to meet his old nanny
    181 11 Man with a mission to meet his old nanny A BRITON, Mr T. J. Allen, will be m Singapore m October to seek a reunion with his nurse, Ang Kirn Yok. Mr Allen, who lives m Lul worth Road, Lancashire, has written to the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board of his
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    Twelfth Night at centre
    79 11 Twelfth Night at centre THE Experimental Theatre Club will present Twelfth Night at the Cultural Centre from today to Saturday at 8 p.m. daily. The proceeds of the play, staged under the Culture Ministry's Drama Promotion Scheme, will be donated to the Singapore Cultural Foundation. There wtll be one performance
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    Film shows at museum
    66 11 THE National Museum will screen three films. Home of the Cultured Pearls. Life from the Sea and Traditional Handicrafts m Modem Living, at its premises on Wednesday at 8 p.m. At the same place and time on March 14. the museum will screen another three films.
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    Regular victims of fatal road mishaps
    287 11 OUT OF every 10 people who die on Singapore roads, four are pedestrians. Last year 103 pedestrians died and 735 were seriously injured m traffic accidents. Children, too, are regular victims: On an average one child dies every month m road mishaps. Motorists should
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    Cello recital at DBS
    54 11 SWISS celloist Kurt Hess will give a recital at DBS auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. Scan Khung Img will be at the piano. Tickets at $1 each are available at the Singapore Conference Hall, C.K. Tang, Cold Storage, Popular Book Co, World Book Co and Yamaha
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      303 11 HOLBORN LAW TUTORS Mrs V Aggett B A (Dunelm) Solicitor* Principal of Holborn Law Tutors The only specialist Law College offering courses m London for The University of London LL.B (external) Degree -will be visiting Southeast Asia during Apiil 1979 to discuss the courses offered by the college. She will
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    Muis to 'beef up' plans for benefit of 400,000
    427 12 THE Muslim Religious Council (Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura Muis) will consolidate, expand and expedite its programmes for the benefit of 400,000 Muslims m Singapore, it was disclosed m an article m the latest issue of the Mirror, a weekly publication of
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    Auditing course
    41 12 Auditing course THE Department of Extramural Studies of the University of Singapore will hold a 10-session course on "Elementary Auditing" m Nissen Hut 8. every Tuesday and Thursday starting on Tuesday between 7 p.m. ami 4 p.m. For delaiU. ring *****6.
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    DBS chalks up impressive growth rates
    264 12 DBS chalks up impressive growth rates THE Development Bank of Sit gapore (DBS) has chalked up impressive growth rate? leading it to declare a one-for-four rights issue at $3.50 to shore up its paid-up capi'al for continued growth Net profits of the bank after tax reached $32.7 million last year
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    Day the stars came out m the rain
    182 12 Day the stars came out in the rain THE rala and the stars met m battle again yesterday bat unlike on Saturday, the weather lost when more than IN radio and TV stars, some with umbrella* and others without, took to the road for charity. The artistes, including seven Hongkong
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    Seven-lecture course on investments
    53 12 Seven-lecture course on investments THE Department of Extramural Studies of the University of Singapore will hold a seven-lecture course on Stock Market Investments at the DBS Theatrette, DBS Building, every Tuesday and Thursday, starting on Tuesday between 6.30 p.m. and 8 p.m. The fee for the course is $50. For
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    HDB deputy chairman
    45 12 THE Minister for National Development. Mr Teh Cheang Wan. has appointed Mr Koh Cher Siang deputy chairman of the Housing and Development Board for three years according to the latest Government Gazette. Mr Koh was recently appointed Permanent Secretary of Ihe ministry.
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    Busy schedule at college for Prince Charles
    275 12  -  HARRY MILLER By our London correspondent PRINCE Charles, who is expected m Singapore tomorrow, pays his first visit to Singapore m his capacity as president of the International Council of the United World Colleges. He will spend much of his time at the
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    still ignorant about Labour Foundation'
    274 12 still ignorant about Labour Foundation' SOME workers are ignorant of the existence or aims of the Singapore Labour Foundation and associate this trade union organisation only with lucky draws. An RTS survey, whi interviews with workers a showed they were not i functions and benefits of t ich included on-the-spot
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    CHEERFUL WAKE FOR AN OLD HOTELIER
    282 12 IT was a good way for an old hotelier like 63-year-old, Swiss-bom Max Kriemler of the old Adelphi Hotel to go. His "mourners" were cheerful, chomped sandwiches and guzzled beer as their sampan chugged out to Pulau Tekong Kech.il yesterday to deposit his remains
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    Cheating: * Disabled ■ man convicted; again
    270 12 Cheating: Disabled man convicted again A PARAPLEGIC. Lee Lay Huat. 28, was convicted a fourth time on Thursday m a district court for cheating. Lee. alias Pak Chun Lay, pleaded guilty to two charges of cheating involving a total of $2,150. while six other similar charges were taken into consideration.
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    M-cycle, lorry crash: Rider injured
    103 12 MOTORCYLIST Hay Chiat Hang, 19. of Fairer Court, was seriously injured m an accident between his motorcycle and a lorry at the junction of Napier Road and Grange Road yesterday. Police said Mr Hay's 1.000 cc machine, which was going straight from Grange Road to
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      Lock icon Ships alerted on possible leaking gas
      310 13 AN ALERT was sounded m Brunei Bay by the marine authorities of Brunei, Sabah and Sarawak yesterday after highly inflammable gas was suspected to be leaking from Brunei Shell Petroleum offshore oil field m Champion Shoals. (las bubbles were seen all over near the
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      Lock icon Bid to evade duty on tin: 10 navy men charged
      330 13 Bid to evade duty on tin: 10 navy men charged TEN Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) personnel including a chief petty officer due for retirement were charged m the magistrate's court here yesterday with attempting to evade duty on 18 bags of tin ore m three cars at the customs export
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      Lock icon NEGRFS FIRST SIAMESE TWINS DIE AT BIRTH
      74 13 SEREMBAN, Sun Negri Sembilan's first ever pair of Siamese twins died a few minutes after birth at the General Hospital here today. The girls were born to a 20-year-old housewife, Madam Too Ah Eng, from Paroi new village near here. Attempts by doctors
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      Lock icon Hussein arrives m Jogja for -talks
      123 13 Hussein arrives in Jogja for talks JAKARTA, Sun. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn, leading a 16-member delegation, arrived today m Jogjakarta, Central Java, for informal but wideranging talks with President Suharto. The Malaysian leader was greeted at the Adiscucipto Airport by President Suharto. Malaysian Ambassador Mahmood Yunos and top
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      Lock icon The use of car seat belts a 'must' from April 1
      300 13 The use of car seat belts a 'must' from April 1 KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun The compulsory use of safety seat belts will be enforced on April 1, Transport Minister Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam said today. All drivers and front-seat passengers of cars fitted with seat belts under the first and
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      543 13 Our client, o mo|or American industrial conglomerate, have |ust commenced operations, presently on a very small scale, m Singapore It is intended that the compony m Singapore will serve as a regional office ond will grow m due course They presently require an: ACCOUNTANT (Salary: $10,000 p. 0.) The candidate
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      365 13 Straits Times Crossword H Ifl" H A( KOSS 5 Lord Grade b pei formers. I Rubbed clean, the little tttur, to suner loweipeols tucked inio tne »'X of Guide? i*. Si. sweet 1 7> 6 Stupid person, making one 5 A spill thats not so ser- explode, almost .4). UU
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  • ThoStmitsTinies MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1979
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      GOOD YEAR
      372 14 IN HIS National I>ay message last year, the Prime Minister was uncharacteristically sanguine about Singapore's economic prospects for the next few years. His optimism has been borne out by the economy's performance m 1978. Despite sluggish growth and protectionism m the developed countries, Singapore's Gross Domestic Product rose
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      NEEDLESS DEATHS
      356 14 THE FINDINGS of the Committee of Inquiry on the Spyros explosion are a grim reminder of the unacceptable price of our economic growth. The tragedy is that the disaster, like most other industrial accidents, need not have happened. The bunker tank of the ship had been contaminated with
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    Lock icon Bill-paying via telephone
    712 14  -  DEBORAH RANKIN By m New York Hill. l'\> IMC by telephone i> considered one of the early stages of transition into the "cashless »<« ii-ly," it uurld that will operate without coins, bills or checks but rather with credit cards and computer-. Although the technailogy lor pa\lng
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    Lock icon Tokyo govt m a fix over June summit
    1169 14  - Tokyo govt in a fix over June summit ROBERT KEARNS By m Tokyo JAPANESE Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira is casting around for ways to keep the June summit of major industrialised nations from turning into an embarrassment for Japan. A recent memo circulated to nearly all ranks of government calling
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    Lock icon Escap meet set to grapple with a myriad of problems
    808 14  -  COLIN BICKLER Conference to consider new strategies By m Manila HOW TO boost food production to overtake population growth m the world's most populous region will occupy delegates to the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap)
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      No room for explanations
      290 15 I WAS booked by a traffic policeman for speeding at 70 km h along Upper Changi Road on Feb 20. Though I was guilty of the offence, I had some reasons which I believed were worth mentioning before paying the fine I went down to the
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      Lock icon Het Dorp: Holland's experiment m care of the disabled
      929 15  - Het Dorp: Holland's experiment in care of the disabled SCOTT THORNTON World's only village inhabited just by the handicapped THE VILLAGE has everything you would expect m a modern small community: A post office, supermarket, beauty parlour, restaurant, library and even a travel agency. It has its own church. clergyman
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      Junction that's a danger to pedestrians
      290 15 Junction that's a danger to pedestrians WHEN are the police and other authorities concerned going to do something about the safety of pedestrains crossing that fearful stretch of road along Upper Ayer Rajah leading to ,'jrong from the junction of Clementi Upper Ayer R.tjah Roads? Many letters have been written
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      Tax returns: Why joint signatures necessary
      104 15 1 REFER to the letter by "A Victim" (ST, Feb 19). Joint signatories on Income Tax Returns are introduced to pi event husbands from disclaiming responsibilities by blaming wives for non-disclosure It is not intended as a burden on th.? wives or otherwise. The
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      What makes up those legal costs
      122 15 What makes up those legal costs YOUR correspondent Pro F?no Publico (ST. Feb 16) wishes to know what constitutes solicitor and client and party and party costs. Both these terms relate to the remuneration of a solicitor m contentious matters. "Solicitor and Client costs" denotes the remuneration which a party
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      4.8 pc inflation rate last year lowest among Asean
      823 16 ONCE again. Singaporeans were spared the big inflation headache which plagued many countries last year. The creditable economic Riuuth rate of 8.6 per cent m 1978 was achieved on the back of relative price stability Singapore's consumer price index barometer of
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      A bullish year for banks and finance houses
      688 16 IT WAS a bullish year for banks and other financial institutions m Singapore last year. Commercial banks, merchant banks, finance companies and insurance firms reported all-round improvement m their business. This was disclosed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore m the economic
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      Faster growth of Asian dollar market
      189 16 Faster growth of Asian dollar market CONTRARY to earlier expectations, the Asian dollar market expanded at a faster rate last year. MAS disclosed that the total assets of the market grew by 29 per cent to US$27 million last year. In 1977. the growth rate was 21 per cent. About
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      Tax concessions slow down rise m revenue
      579 16 Tax concessions slow down rise in revenue TAX concessions to stimulate economic growth slowed down the increase m government revenue to 11 per cent last year, 1 per cent lower than m 1977. The total revenue collected m 1978 was $6,576 million according to provisional figures, compared with $6,096 million
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      $644 m surplus for statutory boards
      154 16 $644 m surplus for statutory boards THE seven major statutory boards earned $2.3 billion last year and spent $1.6 billion, giving them a combined current surplus of $644 million. But this was lower than the surplus of $801 million chalked up m 1977. As m the past, the current surplus
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      Chua's date
      27 16 THE Minister tor Home Affairs. Mr Chua Sun Chin, will open the $4 6 million Vigilante Corps camp at Nee Soon at 530 p.m tomorrow
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      7 new MPs take their oaths today
      258 16 7 new MPs take their oaths today THE seven MPs elected at the recent byelections will take their oaths of allegiance m Parliament today. They are Mr Howe Yoon Chong, MP for Potong Pasir and Defence Minister; Mr Teh Cheang Wan. MP for Geylang West and Minister for National Development;
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      Lion's— share to six projects
      220 16 Lion's share to six projects GOVERiNMENT spending on development totalled $757 million last year, up $49 million or 7 per cent from 1977. But this was much lower than the $151 million or 27 per cent increase for that year, indicating that the basic infrastructure of the economy had been
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      Teh to open school
      50 16 The Minister for National Development and MP for Oylang West. Mr Teh Cheang Wan. will open Woodsville Primary School on Friday at 5.30 p.m. The school, situated at the junction of Jalan Kolam Ayer and Aljunied Road, is the second school to be opened this year.
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      14pc of labour force on public payroll
      162 17 A TOTAL of 135.400 people representing 14 per cent of the total labour force were on the public payroll as at April Last year Employment m the various ministries and statutory boards rose by 1 per cent compared with 3 per cent m
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      Unemployment rate falls to new low — 3.6 pc
      831 17 Unemployment rate falls to new low 3.6 pc UNEMPLOYMENT fell to a new low of 3.6 per cent last year from the 4 per cent recorded for 1977, according to the Economic Survey of Singapore 1978 prepared by the Finance Ministry. This meant, m economic terms, that Singapore continued to
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      96 17 POPULATION AND LABOUR FORCE. 1970. 1974 1978 Population Popula tion Labour Force' aged 10 over Participation Rate Unemployment Rate Mid Year Total Employed Unemployed Dependency Ratio' Thousand Per Cent 1970 1974 1978 2.0745 1.558 5 726 7 650 9 758 2 8 2 6 2 4 46 6 104 2.219
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      151 17 EMPLOYMENT BY SECTOR. 1970. 1977 1978 (As at June) 1970 1977 1978 Sector 000 Per Cent 000 Per Cent 000 Per Cent TOTAL 650 9 100 917 7 100 958 9 100 Manufacturing 143 1 22 249 8' 27 270 6 28 Construction 43 1 7 51 5' 212 7
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      STRIKE FREE YEAR
      92 17 STRIKE FREE YEAR SINGAPORE was strikefree last year. Statistically, this was a IN per cent improvement over 1977 which, according to figures provided m the survey, saw one strike. Four hundred and six workers were involved In that one industrial stoppage, resulting m a loss of 1,111 man-days. The IST7
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      Dinner to mark Chinese High's 60th year
      348 17 Dinner to mark Chinese High's 60th year A GALA dinner for 10,000 people will be held to mark the 60th anniversary of the Chinese High School at its sports field m Bukit Timah Road on March 21. The Communications Minister, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, who is an old boy of
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      British woman hopes to trace S'porean
      261 17 British woman hopes to trace S'porean A BRITISH woman is trying to trace a Singaporean who was chauffeur to her father before the Japanese Occupation. In doing so, Miss Lavinia Bedford of Ormskirk, Lancashire hopes to carry oat one of her father's last wishes before he died recently. In a
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      Piano recital
      45 17 PIANIST Vivien Ngo will give a recital at DBS auditorium on Sunday at 8 p.m. Tickets ai $1 each can be bought at the Singapore Conference Hall, C.K. Tang. Cold Storage, Popular Book Co, World Book Co and Yamaha Music School (Plaza Singapura).
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      On stocks
      25 17 THE University of Sinßapore Extramural Studies Department will hold a course on Stock Market Investments at the DBS theatrette, DBS Building, from tomorrow
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      Canopy of trees to give a Garden City effect
      326 17 Canopy of trees to give a Garden City effect A GREEN canopy of raintrees will provide air travellers with a cool and comfortable drive along the B.2km approach road between East Coast Parkway and Changi International Airport. Two thousand raintrees have already been planted on both sides of the parkway
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      $490 m from CPF for homes last year
      129 17 HOME owners who are paying for their houses with their Central Provident Fund credits withdrew a total of nearly $490 million from the CPF last year, the highest since 1974. Reflecting the rising number of people who are taking advantage of the
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      Youths urged to give community service
      182 17 Youths urged to give community service THE MP for Sembawang, Dr Tony Tan, has suggested to a youth association to introduce schemes and programmes that would enable its members to develop themselves through community service. Speaking at the opening ceremony of the Woodlands Expo 79 on Satuiday night, Dr Tan
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      Child's needs seminar opens today
      198 17 Child's needs seminar opens today THE acting Social Affairs Minister, Dr Ahmad Ma'tar. will open a two-day seminar on Meeting the Child s Needs m a Chauging Society at the Regional Language Centre today. The seminar is jointly organised by the Social Welfare Department, the Singa|x>re Council of Social Service
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      Four-in-one union for PUB's daily-rated workers
      146 17 Four-in-one union for PUB's daily-rated workers DAILY-RATED workers of the Public Utilities Board, who have been represented by four different unions m the past, will at long last be united when the PUB DailyRated Employees' Union comes into being soon. The workers agreed to an amalgamation of the four unions
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      Animal Farm
      46 17 THE young people's section of the Marine Parade branch library will screen an animated film. Animal Farm, based on George Orwell's novel of the same name, at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Wednesday. Free admission tickets are available at the library from today.
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      23 17 THE Whampoa community centre youth group will organise a children's mass hike at the Macßitchie reservoir on Sunday at 8.30 a.m.
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      27 17 THE University of Singapore Extramural Stuuies Department will hold a 16-lecture course on Operational Research m Manage ment at the Bukit Timah campus from tomorrow.
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      175 17 Caring for an oily complexion: Ayer makes it more rewarding. Jiili-- n> H^H iMs RL^LB m BAIN-CREME /f l^^^l PtWl CREAMBATHFOBTHEFACE Ayer promises a more rewarding Irresistible Offers experience for your skin care efforts Ayer makes it even more rewarding for you against oily skin. With the Aquafacial and Skin
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      95 17 WOULD A COMPUTER HELP? A two-day seminar for Company Executives seeking guidance on The Application and Capabilities of Modern Computers. Singapore 12/13 March Kuala Lumpur 15/16 March Fees S/MS37O Per Delegate CONTEMPORARY COMPUTER MANAGEMENT A two-day seminar An assessment for Senior Managers of Organisation Requirements and Trends m The Management
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      2060 18 NOTE: Closing Price meant the price of last reported transaction on Friday. The second column gives the price movement against the. previous week. Dividend yield is the gross dividend per share divided by the closing price. Price Earnings Katio is the market price divided by the net
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        356 18 THK INTERBANK money turned tight iluring week ended Man h J »ith overnight rales touching the 10 prr rent level on liability base ■fci> which wax rather unusual, and a low of 4 in 4 per i-enl al the beginning o( the week The closing i ai<». fi« overnight
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        48 18 FOR THE week ended Saturday March 3, the range of call rate received from from Short Deposits |M) Bhd was as follows: Bank tmmi: One per cent 10 2 per cent. General fud: One per ent to 4 per cent. Movements of funds totalled $812 million.
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        35 18 LONDON (.'ennui i»mw FnitaV iti\ i|>i*'\kius in hl.NkiMs) Irebai Spui ,i iiuiWi m-U«« II «B> (11.022 001. 1 1:| Mr M| si-llris 1.1 042 &0 II 1OV00I Mutri tmmt IUirl> siradv pust lunv. HMftMMMI
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        50 18 RESULTS of tender held yesterday for 91-day Treasury hills lo be issued on March 5 to March 9. 1979: Offered: $20,000,000 Applied f»r: t49.5O0.0O0 \liott4-d: $20,000,000 Ai-i-eplrd bids: $98.90. approximately 34 per cent; hi(?h>'i bids in full. Avenge rate M disraant allotment: 4.390 per cent per annum.
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        177 18 ASIAN currency average deposits rates for the week ended March 2: lS»<Bi<l pncr.l Hifk Low 7 clays 103/16 10 1 month 11 1/16 9 2 months 1111/16 107/16 3months 1115/*****/16 6 months 11.7/16 10 9 months 113/16 1015/16 12 months II 10-S-if. FriMS Hifk Loli Month 3/16
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        126 18 THE OVERNICHT rate firmed last week as expected on and after the bond issue on Keb 26. It touched the 8 per cent level ror that day and later Ihe 10 per cent level on base day to close for the weekend al 7' to T, per
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        310 18 Banks' Prime Lending Rates HANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday. March 2. BANK'S tPLK Algemene Bank 8 American Express 8 Asia Commercial 7 Asien Pazifik 8' Ban Hin l.ee Bank 7 Banca Commerciale 8 Banco [>> i 8 Bangkok Bank 8 li-i nk Negara
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      579 18 LONDON. Fri. Government bond and share prices closed higher on renewed buying interest encouraged by the prospect of stabilised interest rates following yesterday's cut in the bank or England's minimum lending rate, dealers said The FT index was up 8.5 to 484.6 points. INDUSTRIALS Allied Brew 84'. Babcocks
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      168 18 NEW YORK, Fri. Caution ahead of the weekend left stock prices fractionally higher over a wide area in dull trading The Dow Jones industrials lost a fraction to close at 815.75 points, with winners leading losers by five— to— four as turnover slowed slightly to 23 million shares
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      94 18 AMSTERDAM, Fri.-Share puces closed higher in quiet trading, with Rayal Dutch gaining 1.10 guilders in Dutch Internationals, dealers said. State loans were steady. (LOSING PRICE!! AKZO 30.50 +.10 Kon. Hoogovens 3200 SO Philips 23.00 +10 Unilever 123.20 +.30 Royal Dutch 130 00 +110 Holland-Am Lljn 44.20 —30 Ned Scheepvaart
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      166 18 Zurich, Fri.— Prices moved higher in moderately active trading aided by good demand The Credit Suisse index gained 1.1 to 288.2 points. CLOSING PRICES Swissair Br 830 +10UBSBr 3280 +35 UBS Reg 609 +1 Swiss Bank Br 390 +1 Swiss Bank Reg 311 +1 Credit Suisse Br. 2340 55
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      328 18 S'pore produce TRADING in the Singapore produce market last week was very quiet with prices of most commodities tending lowei in line with levels ruling in big western markets. For want of. fresh stocks, Singapore dealers were generally wary of fresh selling commitments. The few traders who showed some willingness
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      121 18 CHINESE PKIHX < r. EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PEB PICIL VE8TKRDAV: CwmmI all: Bulk $125 sellers, old drum SIX seller*, new drum Sl» sellers Capra: Mixed (low) UK Coal 179 00 buyers Pefper: Muntok ASTA while fob 100*. Nl.W 1332 50 seliors. Sarawak while lob 96'. NLW $315
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      64 18 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 484.6 Thursday 478 1 Week Ago 4670 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 815.75 Thursday 815.84 Week ago 823 28 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Friday 85 to 85 Thursday 85'. U>85'H K HANG SENG Saturday 522.00 Friday 522 00 Week ago 506.66 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Saturday 489.75 Friday
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      157 18 THE KILOBAR market on Saturday opened at $17,063 and closed at $17,000. In the Far East, gold opened at US$243.00 243.40 and moved up to $243.60 244.00 on some short— covering. After the shorts had been satisfied the market turn downwards to close at $242.00 242.40. The Londoon p.m.
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      81 18 KUALA LUMPUR: Batu Lintang Rubber announced an unaudited pre-tax-profit of M$ 3.44 million ($1.84 million) for the half— year ended December 31." An interim dividend of five per cent gross (same), payable on April 7. to shareholders registered on March 29, has been declared. Rubber production was
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      87 18 KUALA LUMPUR: Wilkinson Process Rubber Company announced a consolidated net profit of M$2.25 million ($1.89 million) for the year ended September 30, on a turnover of $16.96 million ($14.95 million) A final dividend of 14 of per cent gross (16 per cent) making a total of 21 per
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      72 18 THE COMPANY, the owner of the Singapore Hyatt Hotel, said operating profit exceeded the forecast amount of $3.7 million committed by the board in the company's prospectus last year. The result was achieved through the concerted marketing efforts as well as planned hotel renovation programme. The renovation
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      395 18 S'pore exchange THREE DAYS of recov cry came to an abrupt end but Thursday as sellers once again took to the trading floor m the light of mare adverse developments on the international economic and political front*. At home, speculation Is rife that the bank Interest rate* are bound to
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      98 18 THK following st of sUK>ks yes he Stork Kxchange ol Sln K apore last week. It K lve7th" •'""*•■> Tanwver m Prlee* Mart U» Sime Darby Holdings i cni IMMdOvmtMBM* 940 Haw Par Brothers Inicrnaiional 549 Coasolidated Plantations ng Development Bank of Singapore 393 Kuala Lumpur Kepong
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      357 18 THE ONLY interesting feature to surface from the dreariness of last week's trading on the Kuala Lumpur stock market was Si me Darby's revised offer for Ihe shares of Guthrie Corporation. Trading during the entire week remained at a slow pace with turnover for the five trading days
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      490 18 LONDON: Government bonds rose sharply and again dominated activity last week. Equities also generally advanced m high volume trading, dealers said. At the close the FT index stood at 484.6 Raining 17.6 points over the period. Gilts met fresh foreign and renewed institutional buying this week m hectic
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        171 18 THE STRAITS tin price edged $1 higher to $1,926 per picul on Saturday on an official offering down 44 tonnes to 177 tonnes. LONDON: Tin on the day was downC7 for Cash andUO for Three Months standard while High Grade lostL30 andL35 During the afternoon the market
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        179 18 LONDON: -Rubber Futures recovered from a laic after niion limit down on hi itl.iy. to rinse easy and mostly 2.40 lo 1 SOp per kilo down from yesterday Turnover was tm lots <il 15 tiinnes including 64 Kerb ii. iilcs anil IWB Options MM of which was traded
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        386 18 ERRATIC and see-saw conditions were experienced in an active week filled with a variety of news Items, but after fluctuating uncertainly within a seven-cent range, prices finished off last week about unchanged from the start, says H*U*»y, tetter. Balk in its review of the Singapore and Malaysian rubbers
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      297 19 An international food manufacturing company y m Pataiing Java invitai application* for tha following positions WIREMAN IBumiputra Prafarrad) Afa: 23 35 yaars Qualification Preferably wiraman NIL' Restriction Certificate Eaparianoa: 3-4 years m ganeral wiring and maintenance/repair of equipment m industry. ENGINEERING STOREKEEPER (Bumiputra Prafarrad) Qualification MCE Expar laiiua:- About 2
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      136 19 I «H ><«'* •^.f 1 IN THE HIGH I 111 XT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding I p No IK of 1978 In the Matter of the Companies Art (Chapter 185) AND In the Matter of PERDATA COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED NOTICE OF WINDING UP ORDER In the Matter
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      856 19 'new factory m kuantan offers job opportunities EAST COAST BOTTLING SDN. BHD. An independent Company scheduled to commence bottling ot 'Coca-Cola' m the near tuture m their new factory on Semambu Industrial Estate. Kuantan. PAHANG invites applications tor the following positions PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Qualifications: Malaysian with a minimum of 3
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      518 19 RAKYATFRST mfRCtiAIIT DMKfRS BfßtfAD invites suitably qualified applicants for a challenging, and fulfilling career m the Bank Attractive remuneration awaits thbse with the appropriate experience and qualification. CORPORATE FINANCE Manager Age 30 and above Assistant Manager Age 25 and above Qualification Experience A degree m Business Administration, Commerce or Accounting
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      434 20 f§ CLASSIFIEDS 1»TO FORTOURISTS SPECIAL LOCAL DISHES When we say 'Special' we mean it. 152 Where To Eat I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE 2 Art* A Crafts ITALIAN HANO MADE Sliver stain.i tei oaled 1 1 ii coloured inalliel and Italian painting*. Must sell Telephone *****70 8 Florists are beautiful
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      548 20 FATTY'S FAMOUS FRIED Kwe I ia» orner ol Lavender Street Idns Koad Open 1100 am till midniKht THE NEW ORCHIOS MADHUSHALLA j Try our speciality: Butler Chicken with delicious Madhushatla Maan at ogr House of Exotic Kashmirian and Puniebi Cui.ine I Outside catering for parties, and package lunches also available.
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      507 20 EXCELLENT VEGETARIAN FOOD hast sen Ice, aircondilioned. easy parking 1000 am 830 pm Kwan Im Vegetarian Restaurant. 19(1 Waterloo street. Tel MM HURRY KRISHNA "GROVE" Restaurant. 2R9. prchard Road (beside Specialists' Centre) offers the best Ftth Heads, tender mutton chops, delighlful vegetables Panoramic View ol Port 4 City Lights Try
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      584 20 JOM COFFEE a' HOUSE 97 /9» MARKET STREET. f IST FLOOR. ALKAFF l" BUILDING. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: ***** S." TRY THE SUMPTUOUS > FISH IN BANANA LEAF (FRIED FISH) > YOU WILL CERTAINLY LIKE IT f SINGAPORE'S FIRST AIRCONDITIONED HAWKER FOOD CENTRE c 20 different food-stalls c Fast personal services,
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      722 20 (164) txusMCtm (164) CreeMCere' (IS6) liefctxe F«h»ei (1*1) SNaii eieeow. (ISS) AMayet-Oetn (ISS) Cfrrtet ft Gh»»ere (I*4) L»||s|s Lemte. 1 1 S3) SoMweaie. ceechei (ISS) Art-aietel creation (1*1) Dsssrlnsmel Stores (I*3) Mouses Heel* CM (ISO SA (IS*) *«e.o »u«el lmt.»«ie«t! (IS*) Elecinc/f lectroxx osstoMei (I S3) Metatcei ■ootoi (1*0) Sk«
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      537 20 1) lesrtwt Goo* Lotus Inn I Chinese? Restaurant I Ist Floor. Golden Mile Shopping Centre Woh Hup Complex. Beach Road Singapore 7 Tel: *****67/*****20 Genuine Cantonese Cuisine We serve Lunch Dinner as well as Wedding other I functions INTRODUCTORY CAMPAIGN I Daily 10% Discount I alter 6.30pm for I February.
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      542 20 I IS* I Sweet meterwh 157 Photographic Equipment/ Watches SECONDHAND CAMERAS CENTRE we buy. sell and trade-In for used or new Camera. High offer for I.eica used Cameras. Singapore Cosmos Trading Company 177. Middle Road. *****/ *****7 159 Precious metals/ stones t O*cn*yo Road Singapore 9 t«i 36i3$t I 163
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      648 20 HILTON HEALTH CLUB For Tourists Members only MASSAGE SERVICE SAUNA BATH STEAM BATH HYDRO-POOL GYMNASIUM Business Hours: Ladies- 9am to Ipm Mart— 1.15pm to 11pm Call at: 22nd Floor. Singapore Hilton Hotel, Orchard Road. Singapore 9. or phone: *****1 *****61 164 Special Trade*/ Services CHIANG ACUPUNCTURE SPECIALIST, 208. 2nd floor.
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      763 20 II EMPLOYMENT DUE TO OUR rapid expansion we require energetic. Ambitious Mature Young Ladles and UenUemen to fulfill our operations Experience not required as Intensive training will be provided Successful candidates are expected lo earn al lewt SBOO pin Determined personnel please call: Suite 5818. 7th floor. Woh Hup Complex.
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      690 20 EARN EXTRA INCOME m your rree tune by distributing household products Telephone 44 2253 1 Nestle invites applications lor VAN SALESMAN to sell its range ol consumer products Applicants should fulfill the following requirements Singapore citi/ms bet».tn and IN wars pi aaa p Sfd 0.1 O \r\el mpleled National syr
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      1077 21 •L* CLASSIFIED ADS 1284-*****1 284-4411 1 II EMPLOYMENT M^^^™" CONCRETE MA XUF AC TURING 31 Situation. Vacant V n Minimum Sec .1 Interested call *****44 ESTABLISHED AUTO AIRCONDIC) Bales TION company urgently requires lew experienced alto alrcon cs Mousing provided for SALES REPRESENTATIVES Malaysians Cull *****» fm a new division
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      465 21 II EMPLOYMENT 1 1\ Au B TRAUB PRIVATE LIMITED Applicants are Invited from suitably qualified persons with relevant training and related working experience to fulfill the following vacancy ONE MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN I miles will include the trouble shooting of all building and machines electrical work Only those who ara licensed
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      664 21 TECHNICIAN requires for immediate employment Grade II Boilerman Certificate Non-clllzen are also invited to apply A good starling salary, transport allowance plus 2 months bonus will be paid Please apply personally lo: Production Manager, Gourmet Food Factory. I*. Chin Bee Avenue. Jurong Town. Bus Number M* Jurong I Interchange I
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      505 21 II EMPLOYMENT An international trading company urgently requires A MALE OMVER > Pr#-f f>quisitts Singapore clllzen and completed National semfe Sec. 3 education or above Diligent and able lo perform general errands Must be able to assume work immediately Previous experience In similar capacity Salary around SUM pm Interested applicants
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      435 21 hJ as^SEEHfiki^^Bsi l^liSaßT^*l^Bß^r^BeaTrrP^BßrV^i^l I HMjiflpHeMii^^l BaaSeieSs»MsjPMlMMMSaeeiypW<fl ft*vy4s99jewH*r**nMjUMeeS*iH vaM*%*yr#Wl-4*4!*^rfcejaje£V)aefM COPAL SINGAPORE PTE LTD requires 1) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Singapore citizen c Age 20 22 c OCE "O" Level c Able to type 35 w.p.m. c Some working experience is required 2) FEMALE OPERATIVES c Singapore citizen or permanent resident. !e
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      835 21 AT YOUR SERVICE Telephone Berries Weekdays 8.30 am SOOpm Public Holidays 900 am. 1 00pm Saturdays 830 am 300pm (ounlrr S»rvic« Times Orchard I'rnlr enire. M 106 Lucky f'laza (9) Times lentre I Nr Industrial Remit It A»««foneTlervic» After office houri RATES Per word: 60 cts Mln. (9 00) P»r
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      531 21 Of). i for Sun Tiiiir- 1 Regular otlicr hours I US* I FEMALE I PRODUCTION I OPERATORS i I KurtmK |Kly 933 >" >r i 1 HaH a Permanent 2nd Shift 1403pm l I6amt c m 46 increment per I Fre Transport provided a No-expenence necessary 1 a No shift
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      407 21 SECTION INDEX I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES V SERVICES BUSINESS VI EDUCATION TRAINING VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS St PERSONAL IX OBITUARIES II EMPLOYMENT JURONG SHIPYARD LTD has immediate vacancies lor Males for the following posts..-— 1) STAGING WORKERS 2) HULL TRAINEES
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      288 21 ■■■I IjSESI ESBSaat* CJSE "m" HOTEL ASIA PTE. LTD. raquiras urgently: A) FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR a c ifK'O" level Experience In handling the I'AHX switchboard an sdvan t.cge though not tnlW Conversant In E ngllsh, Mandarin and local dlalecta a l routing shifts B) SECURITY GUARDS a AWf tci apeak
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      1019 22 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situationt Vacant r^ m^m^i Nestle. I) General WrrERNATIONAL FOOO i B^ i COMPANY _^B I aaaif^ I WITH MANUFACTUftING I I COMPANY IN JUKONG REQUIRES MALE 4 A Multi- National Corpora- CPMAI C tion manufacturing lop rfcMALfc txcycle component* ia OPERATORS pending and hat immediate vacancias loi
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      1234 22 N EMPLOYMENT MATSUSHITA ITT/IMlVU'lf'V FEMALE OPERATORS requires urgenUy s) SISO par mourn For .is Jyrono Wsrshoysi/Ofhc. Working hours 8 30am to «a at s? r-r»y S 15pm [Monday to Friday. (1) MALE CLERK fc.TOum to 1230pm (Saturday) #4 ya«aa<tyt b) sieopaf month I 1 vacancyj Wcrklng hours: 5 30pm to
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      1044 22 II EMPLOYMENT Our Audio Consumer Production Kacllllles are rapidly expanding. aaaW we urgently need og^g FEMALE f^/ PNOOUCTWN OPERATORS aaa*T «BF Age 16 and above SINGAPORE FUJITEC ELEVATOR $175 starting salary CORPORATION LIMITED Attendance benefits. Productivity Incentives REQUIRES Experience not required. No microscopic or shift DRIVERS work. RooMifomants' I Me^clV^neiTt!.:
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      1243 22 II EMPLOYMENT POKKA CORPORATION (S) We are a large well established PTELTD manufacturing company m Manutacluror o< Freit Juics m lions for the following posts Juronfl 1) MACHINE OPERATORS has immediate vacancies for Candidates musl be prepared to FEMALE OPERATORS w.orlar S.V.I, and N.S.. Good pay 2 > GENERAL WORKERS
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      1213 22 II EMPLOYMENT EkL^B I If WESTON ELECTRONICS iaaaaaaaaaW aaaaaaal Manulaeturaf ol communicaTokyoßyokane "on oquipmonl h a.pandin, /on. i. j '"d •>•»• imntodw 'a vacancias nl rlf. Lid. (or-. 10, Slh Lokvang Road AirongTown PRODUCTION Sin R apore.22 OPERATORS urgently invites male wsottarapplicants for: a Attractive slurUng basic pa> 1) MACHINE
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      854 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS 45 Vehicles For Sate DECEMBER 7* TOYOTA Truck IHesel 13 ROY inspected, tax ex- pires June superb condition. $***** Phone *****4 DEC. H77. FOND Cortina 16 GL Aircond radio, cassette Rustproof Co registration suitable 12.000 km *****6 EC FIAT tn. 1600 very well maintained, aircond radio, cassette,
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      902 23 I*7l MERCEDES BENZ 230. 2 ml owner aircond cassett* excellent condition Tax-June Price $17,000 Danny Loh. *****2 I*7l MOMWS 127* c c Private owner, excellent condition Asking $."1 4OP o no View 325. Changi Road 1*72 COLT GALANT 141.. with new aircondiuoner. cassette, radio, tip top condition Tel *****1 1*73
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      1031 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS NURSE REQUIRES URGENTLY Mini. Lancer. Toyota. Datsun. Mazda. Civic, below 1600. Cash payment *****13/*****46 REOUMED A SCRAP car above 1600 cc but below 2000 c.c. Please contact Mr Sim *****6 REOUMED IMMEDIATELY PARF cars 2000 t.r and above Contact *****5 SCOOTERS/MOTORCYCLES URGENTLY wanted Cash transactions High price
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      846 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES CLEMENTI PARK, double-storey split-level bungalow. 3 air-con bedrooms, servant's, fully furnished Pleasant garden $2200 Contact *****3 DISTRICT 11. COST SINGLESTOREY 3 bedrooms, separate servant's, fully alrcon attractively furnished. Beautiful garden $2,200. Contact *****3 DISTRICT 15. 4 -BEDROOMS, fully furnished. Modern detached bungalow with alr-cond. 6 1/2 m
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      858 23 HOUSE WITH POOL Majestic modern 4 bedrooms, centrally aircondltioned doublestorey detached bungalow Rental $3 Job partially hmusned. DISTRICT 10 Brand new 3-bedroomed executive apartment with pool facilities Rental $2,500 partially furnished Please can FIELDS ASSOCIATES *****/31*5«/***** NEW DOUBLE-STOREY 3-BED-ROOMED terrace houses. Sale' rental. Immediate occupation Tel. *****6/ *****56 SEEKING ACCOMMODATION.
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      716 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES DIST. GRANGE GAROEN new lownhouse with swimming pool. Z bedrooms, servant's $3,200 fully furnished Ace *****22 OIST. WON FLOOR apartment. 3 bedrooms/servant's, central aircond. furnished. $2,000 DIsL 11 penthouse. 4 bedrooms, central aircond sauna b">th. furnished. $2,300 *****4 OIST. HILLTOP APARTMENT within walking distance to Orchard Road.
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      739 23 GENERAL MANAGER/SENIOR EXECUTIVE Of large manufacturing company requires/the following properties: Detached/ee<ni-4elached bungalow m dlsts. 9/10/11 21. a Luxurious apartment* m dials 10. Rental range Irom: $1,000 $5,000. OWNERS PLEASE CALL: 5357*6 ext. 12. AMERICAN/ JAPANESE CLIENTS require $700 $4,000 houses/ apartments. Owners contact Homer (Pte) Ltd *****44/ *****37 APARTMENTS BUNGALOWS
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      568 23 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES FOR RENT/ SALE AT DIST 9* 10 7»A to 7*F tiA to *1D QWMHgjh Rossi 1 Ap.irtincntsi 380 and 382 Clemence.iu Avenue (Semi-Uetached) Bungalow at «9 Belmont Road ENQUIRIES: 37*277. LAI PANG FEE SIMON LIM CHARTERED SURVEYORS Dist. 13 Macpherson Road 3 state] freehold corner shophouse
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      656 23 it"" Freehold land, prompt handling over of houses, 90% housing loans available. For enquiries bookings Far East Land Housing Development Co Ltd 15th Floor, Far East Shopping Centre. Orchard Poad. Singapore 9. Tel: *****11 (12 lines) freehold LstnO K&if MX XVMI Planning ApprovJ l Obtained DC 433*6 LCSWS No ?4>4
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      692 24 TV ACCOMMOOATrON ft PROPERTIES 54 Pr«i*srHe« b) rtmas NEW I ueaTTS ultra-moden. design •naisonett* Kalong .Splitlevel dining hall. 4 bedrooms «ith hathrxmi attached at master bedroo-n. each unit onlain 2.400 sq ft built-in BftaS, ailuminlum sliding windows private car-park Victor It Morris PATERSON TOWCR luxurious 4- bedroomed apartment with swimming
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      64 25 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Koh I.ye Hock expressed their grateful thanks and appreciation to the doctors and staff of T.T.S.H.. Belhesda Kalong Church, relatives and friends for their assistance, condolence and wreaths during their recent bereavement. Jesus said "I AM the Resurrection and the Life, he
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      78 25 MR. EDWARD JAMES NEUBRONNER AGED 76 passed away peacefully on the 2nd March 1979 leaving behind: Beloved wile Rosaline Catherine Sons: Joselyn. Roy. Neil. Bernard. LMive. Vincent. Julian and Jharles Daughters: Dolly. Ruth. Catherine and Susan. Sons-in-law Patrick. Bob. James and An--hony Daughters-in-law: Theresa. Agnes. Theresa. Kim ind
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      38 25 IN EVERLASTING MEMORY of Kulendran S/O Ramanathan who left us 12 years today. Years roll by but the many pleasant memories of him would never ever leave our thoughts. Inserted by Mother. Sisters and Brothers.
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      41 26 FORT WORTH, Sun. American Dan Ripley cleared 18ft Hi m (or a world indoor pole vault record last night m the USA-USSR international track and field match. It beat Mike Tully's 18ft 5' act last year m Detroit. AP.
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      229 26 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp It dowT maut -n-> Mice I WHERE /"TO PUT I I ARE YOU OUT OP YOUR V I M >G NE THROWING OUT J ARE < THE 1 AAIND 2 -YOU'D FREEZE' 7 THESE BRAND-NEW DUDS -ru^-^-tlj? 1/ I YOU C3ARBA<3e DO
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      406 27 1979 GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA RMN DOCKYARD COMPLEX AT LUMUT, PERAK NOTICE OF PREQUALIFICATION OF JKR CLASS 'A' CONTRACTORS FOR THE PURPOSE OF FORMING JOINT VENTURE WITH g PRINCIPAL INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTORS TO TENDER FOR THE ABOVE COMPLEX The Government of Malaysia wishes to prequalify a ji number of JKR Class 'A'
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      205 27 DEWAN BANDARAYA KUALA LUMPUR TAWARAN SEMULA Tawaran-tawaran adalah di pelawa daripada Kontrektor Kontrektor yang berdaftar dengan Dewan Bandaraya di dalam Kelas CX dan ke atas Tajuk 111 IV sahaja bagl menjalankan kerja-kerja seperti berikut:Tawaran untuk 'Construction of Reticulation Srwers lor Armed Forces Complex at Wardelburo Estate (Section C n D).
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      232 27 DEWAN BANDARAYA KUALA LUMPUR NOTIS TAWARAN Tawaran-tawaran adalah dipelava daripada Kontrektor kontrektor yang berdaftar dengan Jabatan Kerja Kaya Kelas •A" I atau Lembaga Letrik Negara Kelaa A' bagl menjalankan kerja-kerja seperti berikut: Tawaran bagi memhekal, menghantar dan memasanß letrik untuk kl-lang-kllang dl Kg. Konggo (III)). 2. Kontrektor-kontrektor yang berminat adalah
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  • TIHESPORT
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      254 29 Connors is set to equal US tennis record MEMPHIS, Tennessee, Sun. Jimmy Connors, the top seed and defending champion, beat fellow American Vitas Gerulaitis 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 m the semi-finals of the United States national indoor tennis championship here yesterday, i In the final, Connors will meet Artur Ashe, who
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      130 29 Spaniards take two European crowns ALMERIA, Spain, Sun. Juan Francisco Rodriguez, of Spain, fought off an impressive challenge from Britain's Johnny Owen m a 15-round title fight here last night to retain his European bantamweight boxing crown. The Spaniard, defending the title he won from Italian Franco Zurlo for the
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      92 29 HONGKONG, Sun. Crack British jockey Lester Piggott is the toast of Hongkong's many racing fans after landing a fine treble at the weekend meeting here. His treble at the superb Shatin track yesterday delighted a crowd even though his first winner was at the unrewarding odds of
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      693 29 BRIEFS Villeneuve wins GP race KYAI.AMI. (South Africa). Sun. Canadian Gilles Villeneuve m a Ferrari won the South African Grand Prix here yesterday. He was followed home by team-mate Jody Scheckter of South Africa, m another Ferrari T-4. Third was Jean-Pierre Jarrier of France, m a Tyrrell. Fourth, according to
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      91 29 LONDON, Sun. Thirty nineyear old Budge Rogers, capped 34 times for England between. 1961 and 1969, will succeed Sandy Sanders as chairman of the English rugby union selectors at the end of the season. The decision lo replace Sanders was reached before England's yesterday's unexpected victory
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      1450 29 Results, Tables Charllon 27 10 8 9 45 42 28 Orient 28 11 6 11 36 33 28 Newcastle 27 11 5 11 31 34 27 Bristol h 27 10 7 10 38 44 27 Luton 28 10 6 12 45 38 26 PlTilin 27 8 10 9 41 43
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      Lock icon Big-money men Mills, Francis pay dividends
      669 29  -  LONDON, Sun. It was "no change" at the top of all four divisions, but still a great day for "firsts" m English League soccer yesterday. The really big money men, Trevor Francis and David Mills, were finally taken out of wraps and allowed to
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      Master Lu's title after sudden-death with Hsu
      561 30  -  ERNEST FRIDA By AJ HSI CHUEN, as I had predicted on rhursday, won the $108,000 Singapore Open jolf championship for Taiwan when he beat lis team-mate, Hsu Sheng San, on the second lole of a sudden-death play-off at the Bukit course yesterday. The
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      Local golfers finish m the money
      212 30 Local golfers finish in the money SINGAPORE golfers gave their best display m the Singapore Open golf championship when five of them finished among the money winners yesterday, reports KRNEST FRIDA. Lim Swee Chew, the 32-year-old Jurong Country Club professional, stood out among the five. He finished joint 12th with
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      'Nifty' driyes furthest
      291 30 AUSTRALIAN golfer Neville Mullin could probably justifiably call himself the world's longest driver after his effort at the Singapore Island Country Club yesterday afternoon, reports DEREK WILD Mullin, the burly, bearded 29-year-old they call "Nifty", boomed his second drive 271.8 metres down the first fairway of the
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      22 30 BANGKOK. Sun. Thailand will stage the 15th Ten-pin bowling World Cup championship from Oct. 22-28, it was announced today. Reuter.
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      The final platings
      408 30 at I.v Hsi Chuen (Tai) 71-70-7049 (33-36) $20,000 winner after sudden-death play-off, Hsu Sheng San (Tai) 72-*****9 (3435) $12,000. 81 Hsieh Mm Nam (Tai) 69-70-72-70 (35-35). K. Takahashi (J) *****8-70 (34-36). W. Godfrey (M) 69-7448-70 (35-35) $7,333 each. at G. Serhan (A) 7249-71-70 (34-36) $5,000. a* Kuo
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      568 30  -  DEREK WILD By LEN THOMAS, a 40-year-old golf professional from Perth, Western Australia, shot an 87 m the first round of the US$lOO,OOO ($216,000) Cathay Pacific Hongkong Open championship the week before last. Though he followed it up with an 81 m the
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      S'gor show their old brilliance
      282 31 SELANGOR 4 PERAK I KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Finally at the halfway stage of the Malaysia Cup soccer competition, defending champions Selangor gave a show of class and power that must have left Perak bewildered at the Merdeka Stadium last night. Like a tidal wave suddenly
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      118 31 Spanish players strike MADRID. Sun. The first strik<- by Spain's professional fo nbailers began yesterday when a second division match was called off because the teams failed to appea A crowd of 2,000 turned up for the match between Cast ill' and Sabadell. It was suspended by the referee after
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      Lock icon Leonard meets Cox m final today
      392 31  - Leonard meets Cox in final today BERNARD PEREIRA By BRITAIN'S Mark Cox made a date with big American Tom Leonard m the final of the Emporium Holdings Tennis Classic at the Singapore Tennis Centre last night Cox downed Japan's Jun Kamiwazumi 7-6, while Leonard overcame the defending champion. Britain's David
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      Tampines thrash top Johore side
      183 31 TAMPINES Rovers' bid for the National Football League championship, which will start on March 16, received a big boost last night when they thrashed Johore State Economic Development Corporation, the leading Johore club side, 4-0 m a friendly match at the Jalan Besar Stadium, reports
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      Fadzil turns striker and scores a hat-trick
      525 31 PENANG 3 PERLIS PENANG, Sun. Regular flanker Fadzil Ismail, who turned central striker when Penang made a timely switch for the secondhalf, proved his versatility and marksmanship by scoring a hattrick against hardtrying Perlis to lift Penang's Malaysia Cup hopes at the City
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      Spore team for China
      178 31 S'pore team for China SINGAPORE are believed to have agreed to send a tennis team to China m exchange for a Chinese gymnastics team some time m June, reports BERNARD PEREIRA. This is understood to be part of the sports exchange programme agreed upon by the two countries m 1976.
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      W. Indies just made it
      119 31 W. Indies just made it CASTRIES, St Lucia, Sun The West Indies scored an exciting five-run win over Australia m a World Series of Cricket limited overs match here yesterday. The West Indies were all out 189 off 42.1 overs of the alloted 45. They then bowled the Australians out
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      All-comers meet results
      529 31 RKSU.TS m the Singapore Amau-ui Alhli'tics Association's Adidas AU-oomers meet at the National Stadium yesterday: Mea: IMb 1 Ong Yeok Phee 2 Tang Ngai Kin 3 Richard Sew 10 5& tttm race «ac: 1 Richard Sco» 2 Tony Tan 3 Dan m-I Goh 23.0 rare 1 Chw
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      Ong surprises all by beating mark
      262 31  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By HE DIDN'T expect it and neither did the athletic fraternity but nevertheless Asian Games sprinter Ong Yeok Phee became the first Singapore athlete to crack the qualifying marks for the Asian Track and Field Championships. Ong, competing m the first
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      Gan emerges as a top 'find'
      152 31 CAN TECK CHOON, the younger brother of international Gan Teck Lee, emerged as the Singapore Armed Forces Reservists Association's brightest prospect at the Rifle Range Road yesterday, reports PETER SIOW Shooting for the first time m the trap event Teck Phoon hit seven out
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      50 31 TODAY'S EVENTS MICKEY Nattoaal aetMiaV N«rta Zaae taaraaaeat: Secondary boys semi-finals (Cedar Girls 2 45 and 3 50) SOCCER Schools North zone Secondary final (Tanglin pitch 5. 3 p m SBHKL Dtv S MoMlaato: Siagaaara Ksnm v Bitawai Ttoa Waa Press v GECONS (7.15) both matches at Jalan Besar Stadium
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      200 31 ORLANDO, Florida, Sun. Bob Byman retained his poise yesterday, despite being buffeted by high winds, to card a one-under-par 70 that earned him a one-stroke lead after three rounds of the Citrus golf classic. Byman, m his first year on the tour, used four birdies and
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      Injured Halim ordered to rest for two weeks
      429 31  -  JOE DOR AI By AFTER sitting out or playing as a substitute for seven Malaysia Cup matches, striker Abdul Halim was given his big chance last Friday to play a full Cup-tie, against Kelantan at Kota Bahru, but it turned out to
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      122 31 NEGRI 0 MALACCA 1 SEREMBAN, Sun. Negri Sembilan, playing far below their best, went down to their fifth defeat m the Malaysia Cup competition, by 0-1 against Malacca, on the Station padang here today. Malacca were not impressive either and were lucky to get their 20th minute goal,
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      49 31 TOKYO, Sun. Japan beat South Korea 2-1 m their international soccer match played here today. Japan led 2-0 at half-time. Hiruyuki Usui (21st minute penalty) and Hazuyoshi Nakamura (26th) gave Japan a 2-0 lead Oh Suk Jae scored for Korea m the 87th minute. AP.
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      23 31 TUNIS, Sun. Tunisia drew 0-0 with fanner European champions Bayero Munich, of West Germany, m a friendly match here yesterday. Reuter.
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    489 32 'No further meetings on M-E arranged* Washington, Sunday PRESIDENT Carter's talks with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin on the Middle East peace impasse ended last night m failure and no further meetings were arranged, informed sources said early today. The sources said Mr Begin refused to drop
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    47 32 BONN, Sun. West German authorities (ear that a major terrorist attack will occur by mid-March, the Welt Am Sonntag newspaper reported here today, quoting federal police sources. Security measures at official buildings and airports have been increased as a result, the repuii added AFP.
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    339 32 AHWAZ (Iran), Sunday IRAN today more than coubled its recent crude oil production on the eve of a crucial resumption of oil exports, officials of the National Iranian Oil Company (Nioc) said. The new production figure of 1.6 million barrels a day was more
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    96 32 BUTCHERS FOR THEM SELVES TEHERAN, Sun IRAN took its revolution to the slaughter-houses of the world today, sayIng it would send its own Islamic butchers to supervise the killing of animals for export to this country. The decision announced by the Ministry of Agriculture last night followed a ban on
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    85 32 Voting from space MOSCOW. Sun. A world record (or long-distance voting was set today when two Soviet cosmonauts orbiting the earth radioed their choice for the supreme Soviet elections today. The votes of Mr Vladimir LJakhov and Mr Valery Ryumin were sent from the space station SalyuU6 to the central
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    47 32 BUENOS AIRES. Sun. An Argentine court has sentenced a man to death for the first time since the *****. In a ruling published today. coast guard was sentenced to death by firing squad after being found guilty of a double murder. Reuter.
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    207 32 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun THE Malaysian Airlines System return ttigut from Perth today took off as scheduled at 1.45 p.m. Perth time with no sign or a boycott by Australian airport workers. The Boeing 707, which left Suoang Airport last nigut, was the
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    402 32  -  J. D. INDRAN SINO-VIET CONFLICT By INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Dr Mochtar Kusumaatmadja yesterday ruled out Asean mediation m the Sino-Vietnamese conflict unless the group was asked to do so. He felt the two countries should have direct negotiations, a better method of solving the
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      330 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore s Financial Dally Cover Price 50* Annuol Subscription $ISS. For subscription, call *****1 Ext 231 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. IN RETROSPECT, 1978 has been a good year tor one and all m the Republic as revealed by the Economic Survey ot Singapore, 1978 whose release provides some pointers ot
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      294 32 YOU NEED NOT BE BALD Why don't you make an effort to have hair again? ttfc^ For many years we have specialised m the replacement ■L of hair. It has been our good fortune to enable many _3fcJ hundreds of clients to have a P^^Csl m natural looking full head
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        52 1 Humour Where is the Glove? Woman: Were you <F DE 9 the one who jumped ~J~*-~C into the river to save 0A "J!:fti& my child? Twr£tt«»*W Youth: Yes, madam. [EJ Woman: Then where "a§#J is the other glove which my child had? &A (Translated from Reader's R Ifg?" Digest-Chinese edition)
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        55 1 "Lee is really hopeless. He had only got his salary two days ago and it's already all finished." MJfc £$f7K*f'J "How do you know?" F&ttfl.&KKT "He told me personally when I went to bor- "ffr.ig^ftlil?" row money from him "akznMi^-itiitHt. yesterday." Bt^&fflfßft (Translated from Readers fo%&T&#) Digest— Chinese
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        98 1 Fun With Chinese Characters Mm%>%% The character for fear has, for t (&1J V^V^ «fcr^ radical, >\ a variant of heart \p B^>^n \T Z^ <MJ. The phonetic, sound compo- {s&y' nent 6 (white) collaborates with Jr/S the radical, 'Cj (heart) to instil y^ y the idea of fear into
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        An extraordinary child
        155 1 CHU XI, addressed as Yuan Hui, alias Hui An, was a famous scholar form the Wuyuan county of the Annul province (China) m the Song Dynasty. Since his childhood, he had been very intelligent. By the time he learnt to speak, his father pointed to the sky
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        13 1 -5T When angry, count tea. If very angry, a hundred. Thomas Fuller
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        352 1 Proverbial anecdotes DAN was the capital of Chao, a state m olden China. The people there were an energetic lot and could walk very well. When they walked, their elegant gait and gestures were much envied by neighbouring states. The people living m
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        24 1 BSi nian sufyuan quo. w^kn shi zhuan tou kong. The passage of life lies In fate, while everything becomes naught once ever.
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        66 1 THE illustrated word is pronounced Uh, meaning neighbour or near to. It has been reduced to seven strokes from its regular form, m brackets, of 14. Here are some common combinations of the word: linju neighbours litijm contiguous, close by zuolinyoushe the bourhood lingvo the neighbouring countries For
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        Le Mesurier gave up law for the stage
        637 2  -  SAW PUAY LIM By NANNY once told John Le Mesurier never to have anything to do with actors. But if she were to see him perform today, she'd surely take back those words. Le Mesurier, now 67, was m town last week
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        Son who tries to help parents out of difficulties
        218 2 Son who tries to help parents out of difficulties VETERAN actor John Mills stars m this afternoon's matinee at 3.35 on Channel 5. The R*cldßgk*rae Winner m black and white also stars Valeric Hopson and John Howard Davies. It tells the story of a sensitive boy who tries to help
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        BOND GOES INTO ACTION AGAIN
        75 2 BOND GOES INTO ACTION AGAIN ACTOR lUger M«orr and his sew lr*dlnK lady Inw Texas, Lais Chiles, (pictured right) Mad them •elves la sItMUM sf me gravity la the latest James B*ttd mavte, M««araker. This is the eleventh m the screes series «f lan Fleming adveatares and Is rnrrently belli*
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        Overwhelming response to works of our artists m West Asia
        494 2 Overwhelming response to works of our artists in West Asia ALONE and struggling with 60 paintings by Singapore artists, Mrs Delia Butcher travelled to West Asia to put up two exhibitions last January. She could not get the eight artists involved or anybody else to help her because even sponsor
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        Reshuffle of three programmes
        123 2 THREE of Monday night's usual fare of programmes have been reshuffled Jut for tonight. Instead of Its normal B.M Channel 5 slot, Black Sheep Squadron has been poshed back to 11.11 tonight on the same channel. Chopper Squad will come on at 8.45 on Channel 5
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      Lock icon The 10 words women need to be hip on this year's fashion scene
      882 3  -  WILLIAM SAFIRE By m WW YORK THE FBl's list of its "ten most wanted criminals" mug shots displayed at the post office owes its origin to the fashion industry m New York. In 1940, fashion publicist Eleanor
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      Lock icon He began by asking: What if one could ride a bolt of light?'
      862 3  -  GERALD NADLER By m NEW YORK ALBERT Einstein was only 26 when he toppled science's basic assumptions about the universe. The world this month begins celebrating the 100 th year of his birth, still agog at the
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        Women on 'youth' pill run definite cancer risk
        918 5 THE largest studies ever to be conducted among women taking hormones to relieve the symptoms of the menopause conclude that there is a high risk of cancer of the womb lining, and that this risk rises steeply the longer the hormones are
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        Suit yourself for evening glamour
        172 5 WE'VE BEEN doing it since we first borrowed his pyjamas, stealing the men's clothes to wear for ourselves, that is. And looking much better m them than the men ever could, of course. First we took his pants, his shirt, his tie and now we
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        184 5 Buzz Buzz THE YWCA lounge at Fort Canning was alive with the chatter of women recently when 38 feminine visitors from Jakarta, Indonesia, were entertained to tea. Members of the Women's International Club of Jakarta, they mingled with and met leaders of the various women's organisations m Singapore on an
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      DEATH
      78 11 Madam Neo Onn passed away peacefully at the age of 75 years on 3rd March 1979 after a short illness leaving behind a son, Poh Kirn Guan, a daughter-in-law, 3 daughters, 3 sons-in-law, 12 grand-children and a grand-son-in-law to mourn her loss. No wreaths please. Donations to Zion Presbyterian
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      373 2 Nutri<|§^r -Metics W NutriMetics Nutri-Metics the Leader m the field of Pure Nutritious Skin Care and Beauty Aids, are formulated on a very unique concept of using extracts from natural nutritious foods m each of its products Free Beauty Demonstration at John Little, Robina House, Shenton Way sth March 10th
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      110 2 It's our Job to put air to work C'OGAST... ROTARY fIPLC VANE fcF* Air motor CONVEYOR DRIVE An air motor is frequently the preferred drive for belt conveyors for loading, unloading or transferring material or parts Air motors provides safety m explosive atmospheres and speed is easily regulated. If conveyor
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      990 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by Star Per- 7-05 The Gene Machine formance Night At Lark Cottage 7.30News and Budget Statement 3.30 Diary of Events (Taiti) J Ma hy) .xx 805 Sandiwara 10 Tahun 3.35 Afternoon Matinee The Rocking 8.45 chopper Squad The Farewell Horse Winners
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      44 3 Seres OTHER MODELS OF LCD LEO ELECTRONIC WATCHES ARE AVAILABLE ■■■sales servcesmim Calcom offke supplies 33* 3rd Flow f E«« Shopong Cantt* Ocn*oßoao (N*«l 10 Hilton HOW) S<ng«por« g T* 371 164******49 OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY FROM 9.OO AM TO S 3O P M
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      511 3 X^^mtwTtTT^^^^ 'is a Piezoelectric quartz crystal oscilla lT"7l:£^ TING tor for controlling secondary time 1 CL Q CK indicators, utility control equipment V x I ELECTRIC TIME V^X rf~J\TTT jr I STAMP__ I 'Q LaJ l--j I jpg JSSjPI B 9 JOB COST RECORDER ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT "N m FOR SCHOOLS
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      349 4 ■■■■■■■■■ill m JOGGING ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE :a grand film premiere- umfef IK. diitinguiiSad palronaga ol a tK. SINIOR PARUAMfNIARY SECRfTARV MINISTRY ol SOCIAL AFFAIRS Mr CHAN CHEE SENG at LIDO Wed 7th Harch 9.15pm .n ».d oi ASSOCIATION FUNDS Admission S3 IS. SlO and S2O Tickets available al SINGAPORE ACTION
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      289 4 McrliitV Magic i* no sdeigfat of hand! At Merlin, you get the best of a first-class hotel with comprehensive facilities specially tailored to please yon. Our rooms are spacious and well-appointed. We have a cosy COFFEE HOUSE, a swinging SAFARI BAR niteclub and an WaWaWaWaWt' r intimate and romantic GRILL
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      79 4 BBBBBBr^"^ HbBBBBBI RESULTS DRAW No: 17/79 "^OuTOF4?r 32, 21, 12, 47,35 ADD. No 40 3 CIRCLES 45, 31, 48 dOLDtn/TAC Now Showing) Golden City: 1.45, 4. 7 4 9.30 Galaxy: 1.15, 3 30. 7 «9 30 THE MOST EXCITING THRILLING WAR DRAMA m MANDARIN Starring Wong Chuon Joo, Yeh Yong
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      491 4 !5 f& CATHAY 8 0 ORSANIS<TIOW C Q 1 I I I I bbbbl I Mil B (11( 1 1 NOW SHOWING! 5 shows al I (J| 11am 1 30. 400 »30 9 ISpm l;i^ll{iajjiMy>: x ■fiiifVKmmA OPENS TODAY! 5 Shows al ft jl| 11am. 1.30. 4.00. 7 00. 9
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      394 5 pvppipwirfMjpvi Plain facts about pain and fever you should know Before you can deal effectively with But they can and do give relief from a problem, you must first understand it. pain and fever m the manner described. This also applies to pain, which m itself is not an illness
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      304 5 I if BEFORE AFTER TESSIE who lost 14 kg. through the WEIGHT WATCHERS programme says, "Everyone owes it to themselves to look trim and attractive and I am glad I joined Weight Watchers because it has taught me to prepare attractive and nutritious meals for my family and friends. Entertaining
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      1729 6 ®THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LTD Wr AND ITS SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES BALANCE SHEET 31st December 1978 The Bank The Group The Bank The Group Note 1978 1977 1978 1977 Note 1978 1977 1978 1977 (SS'OOO) (SS'OOO) (SS-OOO) (SS'OOO) Share Capital Current Assets Authorised Cash and balances with bankers and agents
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      1704 7 5.2 US$B "2% Guaranteed Bonds 1962 10. Fixed Assets The US$lO million Bonds, issued m 1972, are guaranteed by the Government of Singapore and have been 10.1 The cost and accumulated depreciation of these assets at 31st December were as follows:redeemed or are redeemable according to the following schedules:- j^
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      517 8 A large social/swimming club requires an ASSISTANT MANAGER THE PERSON The candidate should be a holder of a degree m Business Administration or Accountancy with at least 3 years experience m a management post; interested m an active and challenging |ob and likes to organise functions and other social and
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      565 8 T Champion Motors (Brunei) Ltd requires Vehicle Salesmen We are expanding our activities m Brunei State and are looking for active salesmen to sell established brands of continental cars, trucks and tractors. Salary and allowances of about B$ 12,000 per annum is offered. In addition, the right candidates can earn
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      879 8 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN MOUNT ELIZABETH HOSPITAL n€r The Mount Elizabeth Hospital Complex, situated at Mount Elizabeth, off Orchard Road, will be fully completed m July 1979. The Hospital, consisting of a 17 storey consultant block, a 10 storey convalescent block and a hospital block with a total of 530 beds,
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      548 8 The SGV Group Management Consulting Services Our client, a trading company representing a diversified range of consumer products is looking for an experienced and enterprising executive to assume the newly created Singapore-based position of: REGIONAL SALES MANACERtextile Up to 5540,000 p. a. The selected candidate will be responsible for the
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      292 8 IN I Hi: Mil. ll < OIKT OK I 111 KKIM HI.H W SINGAPORE Suit No. 329S of 1378 Brlwrrll AMKKK AN KXPRKSS INTKKNATIONAI. INC. Plaintiffs tad NORMAN lIKKI* Drfrndant To Normun Hrrd of rarr of Room 5*2, Hotel Singapura, Orchard Road, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been
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      646 9 WALLINS SINGAPORE PTE LTD.. part of a group of fast expanding Companies engaged m Marine, Shipbuilding and Stevedoring Activities, seek young and energetic University Graduates for the positions of:MANAGEMENT TRAINEES Applicants must be versatile, and have initiative and leadership qualities. They should be adaptable to changing situations and must be
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      572 9 An expanding international organization established m the business of trade exhibitions and marketing services has career opportunities for bright and forward looking persons. A. MARKETING ASSISTANTS Bright prospects await the right candidates who are looking for a challenging career. We promise job satisfaction and good remuneration to selected candidates whose
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      563 9 This advertisement appears as a matter of record only. SINGAPORE LAND LIMITED (Incorporated m Singapore) RIGHTS ISSUE OF 19,210,392 SHARES AT 551.40 EACH The issue was managed and underwritten by JARDINE FLEMING (SINGAPORE) and STANDARD CHARTERED MERCHANT PTE. LIMITED BANK ASIA LIMITED The following also participated m the underwriting Asian-American
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      440 9 I m mi me. M iui k i hi mi KKI'I BLK OK SINGAPORE IN II \NkKt I'M NO. lIBCOKIHX. PM (.oil SKCK K\ v. trading as Intra-Orran Building < iiiiNiructiiMi t'ampany XX PARTK: BIAN HIN CO. (SINUA PORK) PRIVATK I.iMI I H) JuJeni.nl reditors. NOTICE OF ADVKRTISKMKNT To: U*h
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      776 9 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE ADMISSION TO POSTGRADUATE STUDIES 1979-80 Applications for admission ore invited »o the following posfgroduote courses to be conduct ed m the academic year 1979-80 (cummencmu 2 July 1979) (1) MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL ENGI NEERING Applicants for the course must hove at least a Bachelor's degree
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      1061 10 SINGAPORE EQUITY FUND TRUSTEE OF THIS FUND IS THE BRITISH AND MALAYAN TRUSTEES LIMITED. Singapore Unit Trusts Limited offers for investment by the public, Singapore Equity Fund at $1.00 per unit m accordance with the terms of the prospectus printed hereunder. Applications together with bankers' draft, money order or cheque
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      1382 10 9. The statement of the Company's assets and liabilities based on the audited accounts as at 31st July 1978 is set out as follows: fixed'assets Accumulated Cost Depreciation Net Office furniture equipment 91.105 68.422 22.683 Fixtures fittings 15.260 12.715 2,545 106.365 81.137 25,228 CURRENT ASSETS Stock of units at cost
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      1974 10 (4) The Deed relating to Singapore Security F und has been amended by (a) Supplemental Deed dated 9th May 1974 made between Singapore Unit Trusts Limited of the first part and British and Malayan Trustees Limited of the second part whereby amendments were made to provide for a change m
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      1994 10 (c) In Ihe case ol all the Trusts abovementioned If the Trustee shall desire to retire trom the said Trust pursuant to the provisions of the respective Deeds and shall have given notice ol its desire to the Managers and the Managers shall within a period of 12 months Irom
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      2849 11 30 I rte only (actor oiner than cash receipts by way ol dividend interest or bonus which will be taken into account m calculating me amount that win be payable to a unithotder is money received trom sale ol rights lo new issue shares When a company shares or debentures
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      922 11 I jg? 1 I SINGAPORE lAj POLYTECHNIC mvi iffy Applications for Admission into Part-time Courses for the 1979/80 Academic Session Commencing 21 May 1979 1. Applications are invited from General Certificate m Education (Ordinary Level) hoMefl who are suitably qualified and desire to pursue a first year course m one
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      511 11 I TELECOMS invites applications lor WORK STUDY ASSISTANT I Qualifications Experience: i) Singapore-Cambridge GCE A Level Certificate with passes :n 2 subiects at Principal Level and 2 subiects at Ordinary Level (inchdmg General Paper) or its equivalent. ii) Completed part of Institute of Practitioners m Work Study and Organisation Methods
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      619 12 f m aj 9 M Ifc P'til iklM The SGV Group Management Consulting Services Our client, an international bank, invites applications for the position of:— I ASSISTANT I REPRESENTATIVE The successful candidate, preferably a Bumiputra, will assist the "Representative" m the overall operation and administration of the Representative Office. Qualifications
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      746 12 1 41 MALAYSIA SHIPYARD ENGINEERING SIT SDN. BHD. A progressive and fast expanding shipyard invites applications from experienced and suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens for the following positions:SHIPREPAIR/SHIPBUILDING ASST. ENGINEER The Job The appointee will be responsible directly to the Head of Sub-Section (Machinery/Electrical) for planning and work scheduling, manpower distribution
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      891 12 a progressive and fast expanding organisation for a career that promises stabMty and promotion I opportunities. H 1. CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY n v.^, Ifc Pleasant, cheerful and not more than 30 years. H.S.C./good M.C.E. Shorthand 100 w.p.m. I Xj Typing 50 w.p.m. Secretarial qualifications advantageous. At least 2 years experience as
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      628 13 RCA a world laadar m electronics technology invites application* from suitably qualified and exper •need Malaysian* for the following position: (Preference will be given to Bumiputrw). SENIOR PRODUCTION/ MATERIAL CONTROLLERS WIN be required to act as a liaison between various support activity groups including US and other manufacturing locations m
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      183 13 Data I Processing I Assistant I This position reports to the Data Processing Manager to assist him m the operation of the EDP Department The duties include programming, scheduling of computer operations, data control general administration and working with user departments to meet their needs Candidates should have experience m
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      245 13 X PROJECT ENGINEER N An expanding and progressive real estate owner developer m Singapore requires the service of o Project Engineer. Requirements Preferably Singapore Citizens, aged at least 26 Recognized Degree/Diploma m Engineering (Civil or Structural) At least 3 years experience m a similar capacity, preferably with a real estate
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      316 13 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 late-thirties; possess
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      282 13 IN THK Mil. ll C'OI'RT OK THK KKI'I Kl.ll OK MM. UMIKI S«lt N*. MM ISTO Brhtmi (.IU.KSI'IK HKOS A MPANY MMITKII PUlnllfls Kat I. TAN BOON XXX I. CHKK LAI YAI X. TAN HAN MM. Hrfrndmnts NOTK X W \DVKRTISKMKNT To: 1 Tan Boon Kee. 16-B. Eng Khong Terrace.
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      146 14 Message from Mr S. Yuruzume, President of the International Business Centre ABOUT ll* big enterprises from nine countries (Singapore, America, England, West Germany, Italy, Japan, Switzerland, France and Hongkong) are participating m this SIBUS IS, and you will find the exhibits cover a wide variety of
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      Management systems that save labour
      123 14 OMRON'S business management systems permit automation and labour saving m retail business, especially m the Held of sales accounting, collection of dally sales date, stock control, purchasing, merchandising and other areas. These systems contribute to the rationalisation and modernisation of the retail industry. Omron's product
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      Popularity as an exhibition venue is growing
      129 14 Popularity as an exhibition venue is growing THE popularity of Singapore as an exhibition venue is evident by the increasing number of international exhibitions held m the Republic m recent years. In 1975, only five major exhibitions were held m Singapore, but m 1978, 30 were successfully staged, representing a
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      The latest range of office equipment goes on show at the Trade Centre
      806 14 100 firms from 9 nations take part The Singapore International Business Show 79 (SIBUS 79) at the World Trade Centre will display the latest range of business machines from typewriters to computers and communications equipment. Some 100
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      Desktop machine with exciting features
      741 15 Desktop machine with exciting features THE Canon NP-80 is an exciting step m the development of plain paper copiers with a host of innovative features combined to give high-speed copying capability m a compact desktop plain paper copying machine. It produces 32 copies per minute with no warm-up time before
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        123 15 K^PWIJPW Available now m L4Mi4blbHb* Singapore. latest m DEVELOP 33.4 Copier Technology from Germany at*' I B^l f The Develop 33.4 DRY' Automatic Roll-fed Copier f>v^ its completely DRY' pm^^^^ v producing needle sharp copies N. Sole agent for Singapore Malaysia and Indonesia WE$WBl\ /ttx ODC-ASCONAPTELTD /#AV 606 FLOOR TAN
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        399 15 V^mUmmmf >^^=f M*-*** nW** mill?* It sTiVL THOMSON ERICSSON Thomson ericsson FULLY ELECTRONIC ALL SOLID STATE THOMSON ERICSSON is one of the leading Companies m business W^ji Mk communication \tM m^k w>^L jjT The systems designed and marketed by m^\ mJ Ar\. THOMSON ERICSSON are reputed for its long solid
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      293 16 TRANSPORTATION today no longer caters solely to functional purposes alone, prime factors like luxury, enjoyment and comfort have been incorporated into the manufacture of cars. As we are no longer m the pioneer days of the motor vehicle and advanced science and technology has brought
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      New equipment saves you time and money
      349 16 New equipment saves you time and money ONE of the latest innovations m the field of telephone exchange equipment is found m the P Systems of Thomson Ericsson, which makes ordinary exchanges found m many offices obsolete. The system has a stored programme control EPABX with a host of features
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