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Title Section14 1979-06-05 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1179 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/7914 words
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Article363 1979-06-05 1 Concern over Kampuchean war BANGKOK, Monday THAILAND is to expand the country's armed forces, police and civilian militia, according to a policy statement distributed to Members of Parliament today. The statement, to be formally presented to a joint sitting of the elected Lower House andReuter - 363 words
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Article275 1979-06-05 1 BANGKOK, Monday THAILAND has ordered military forces to stop Vietnamese and Kampuchean refugees from entering the country, Thai Government sources said today. The order, in effect, showed a lack of confidence in Hanoi's promises to try to slow the refugee flow by allowing legal emigrationUPI - 275 words
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Article21 1979-06-05 1 HANCKoK. Mon Thailand is exported In suffer a trade deficit of U551,914 million millions during it% f year T21 words
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Article66 1979-06-05 1 CAMPALA. Mon The i iudan Government his pledged to bar deposed Ugandan lictator Idi Amin fro-n using ts southern territory as a nilitary springboard against Jganda's new regime, the I Jganda Times reported today. I The newspaper, quoting Jgandan Foreign Minister Memo Alimadi, said the issurance wasAP - 66 words
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Article92 1979-06-05 1 'Girl dies after beating report A DOCTOR has reported to tae police a ease of fatal child battering. The child, a foor-year-old girl, died at the Tan Toek Seng Hospital last week of severe beating. She kad bruises aad cats all over her body, Inflicted either by fls't, cane or92 words
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Article54 1979-06-05 1 TEL AVTV, Mon. The Israeli navy sank a guerilla speedboat that was heading for Israel to carry out a terrorist attack, the military comand said today. Military sources said the boat carried a Katyusha rocket launcher and other military equipment. Tht bodies of some guerillas were foundUPI - 54 words
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Article, Illustration261 1979-06-05 1 K. S. SIOHU; LEONG SIEW HON - K. S. SIOHU and LEONG SIEW HON By POLICE believe this is how the lone gunman responsible for a series of robberies in hotels and high-rise buildings looks like. The police sketch, drawn from accounts by several witnesses, has been issued261 words
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Article74 1979-06-05 1 SAN DIEGO. Mon. A middle-aged couple have been arrested on charges of stealing US$2 million (54.4 million) in cashable bonds from the home of a rich recluse who died shortly after the theft in 1977. The Federal Bureau of Investigation said George Bossi. 56.UPI - 74 words
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Article67 1979-06-05 1 LONDON, Mon. Britain's i gold and foreign currency re- serves rose by US$65 million I (SJI43 million) in May to I US$2l 532 billion, the Treasury said today The rise compared with a drop of US$4OO million in April, which was the first fall in fiveAP - 67 words
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Article40 1979-06-05 1 BEIJING (PEKING), Mon The 1979 trade negotiations between China and the Soviet Union are likely to start at working level next week with the Chinese delegation expected to fly to Moscow next Sunday, diplomatic sources said today. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article25 1979-06-05 1 MADRID, Mon. Two para- military civil guardsmen were shot dead here today by gunmen firing from a passing taxi, police sources said. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article, Illustration309 1979-06-05 1 DANA LAM - SBS, POLICE, NTUC JOIN CAMPAIGN Spreading courtesy at the bus stops DANA LAM By IT WAS the turn of the labour movement, the Singapore Bus Services and the Police j Force to begin their separate programmes in i support of the five-day old national courtesy campaign yesterday. The National Trades309 words
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Article33 1979-06-05 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. At least 21 people have died in a heat wave sweeping India's West Bengal state during the past two weeks, the Press Trust of India reported today. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article149 1979-06-05 1 AN admiralty suit, claiming total damages of $2,505,902 from the owners "and others interested" in the Greek tanker Spyros in connection with a fireexplosion aboard the yes- sel here last Oct 12. has been filed in the High Court. The plaintiffs are the families of 20149 words
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Article41 1979-06-05 1 KITAKYUSHU. Mon. Four domestic flights were cancelled at the Kitakyushu Airport in southern Japan this morning after lightning hit the runway last night, making 30 holes, some of them 70 cm in diameter and 7 5 cm deep. AFPAFP - 41 words
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Article393 1979-06-05 1 ROME, Monday ITALY today ended voting in a general election which is expected to give the powerful communists their first setback in more than 30 years. Initial results from the first precincts reporting showed the second-ranking communist party losing strength The two days of voting endedReuter; UPI - 393 words
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Article103 1979-06-05 1 Bahrain's ruler flies in today THE Amir of Bahrain, Shaikh Isa bin Salman Al -Khali fa, arrives today for a five-day official visit at the invitation of President Sheares. He will be accompanied by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Shaikh Mohamed bin Mubarrak Al-Khalifa: the adviser to the Prime Minister103 words
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Article30 1979-06-05 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. India will launch its second satellite from a cosmodrome in the Soviet Union this weekend or next week. Indian Premier Morarji Desai announced today. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article34 1979-06-05 1 CANBERRA. Mon. Oil exploration and drilling would not be allowed on Australia's Great Barrier Reef until scientific studies showed i' would not harm the environment. Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser said today Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article68 1979-06-05 1 QOM (Iran), Mon. A potentially violent march on the holy city of Qom tomorrow by 3$,tm Turkish-speaking Azerbaijani* ha* been forestalled by their spiritual leader, Ayatollah Kazem Shariatmadarl, one of his aides said today. He said that Ayatollah Sfcariatmadari feared armed rlanhes between his supporten and those ofReuter - 68 words
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Advertisement120 1979-06-05 1 SELLING STORE SYSTEMS TO U.S. CITIES Pages 12 IK'-lts will not he grounded 2 CAIRO likely to Insist on border curbs 4 MINISTRY draws blank on profile of private students 7 MAN who shot himself at rentre of love trianßle? 8 LITTLE doubt over awuracy of PI B meters 9120 words
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Miscellaneous25 1979-06-05 1 The weather UP TO 1 P.M. TODAY: Isolated skewers In early morning. TEMPERATI RES IP TO S A.M. TOMORROW: Maximum 31 C; minimum 25 C.25 words
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Article321 1979-06-05 2 Until cause of crash is determined WASHINGTON, Monday A FEDERAL judge, saying that air passengers do not have to fly aboard DC-lOs if they don't want to, yesterday refused to ground the wide-bodied jets until investigators determine the cause of last month's Chicago plane crash.NYT; UPI - 321 words
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145 1979-06-05 2 Carter's plan for jog worries officials TOKYO, Mon. Reports that President Carter Is hoping to Jog around the moat-sur-rounded Imperial Palace during his stay in Tokyo this month are causing anxletv among Japanese Foreign Ministry and police officials. President Carter is arriving in Tokyo on June 24 for a four-dayAFP - 145 words
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Article45 1979-06-05 2 WELLINGTON. Mon The government will reconsider its policy of admitting US nuclear-powered warships in ports here following the US Navy's refusal to allow a New Zealand nuclear submarine into New York harbour for safety reasons, the Defence Minister Frank Gill said today UPIUPI - 45 words
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Article196 1979-06-05 2 Refugees in Pakistan hit 100,000 ISLAMABAD, Monday A FURTHER wave of refugees from Afghanistan seeking haven in neighbouring Pakistan, has brought their total up to 100,000, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said here today. Denying reports earlier this weekend by Radio Moscow and Tass alleging Pakistani interference in the internal affairsAFP - 196 words
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92 1979-06-05 2 NEW DELHI, Mon. Rioters burnt down a district court and several police stations in the west Indian city of Baroda last night in protest against higher milk prices, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. A 12-hour curfew was clamped on the city theReuter - 92 words
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Article44 1979-06-05 2 BEIJING (PEKING), Mon. The Duke of Kent, the first member of the British royal family to visit China, arrived here tonight for a week-long visit. The Duke, cousin of the Queen, will officially open a Britisn energy exhibition here on Wednesday Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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125 1979-06-05 2 LITTLE ROCK (Arkansas), Mon. There's no law to stop fans from yelling their lungs ont at sporting events, a judge has ruled, even if what they say Is offensive. Circuit Judge Perry Whltmore has dismissed a USs7, (S$l5,4M) lawsuit against a 27-year-old manUPI - 125 words
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187 1979-06-05 2 803 Sunni Muslims on trial for murder ANKARA, Mon. The largest and most spectacular trial in modern Turkish history opened today when 803 Sunni Muslims, including 57 women, went on trial in the southern town of Adana on 17 charges which include the murder of 111 members of the rivalAFP - 187 words
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135 1979-06-05 2 Japan gives China advice on law review TOKYO, Mon. Japan is now advising China to revise its judicial system. Japan obtained its first written code of laws in the Bth Century from China. The Justice Ministry said today Justice Minister Yoshimi Furui and officials of the Supreme Court and JapanAFP - 135 words
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247 1979-06-05 3 Yen's fall helps boost May exports TOKYO, Mon. The yen's depreciation combined with massive exports of electric equipment to the Middle East drove Japan's exports in May sharply higher over the same month a year ago, according to the government today. The Finance Ministry and the Bank of Japan saidUPI - 247 words
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Article72 1979-06-05 3 BANGKOK, Mon. A 29-year-old American was found dead in his Bangkok hotel room yesterday, surrounded by heroin-filled condoms and empty cardboard Ice cream cups. Police speculated that he had swallowed the heroin in the condoms in an attempt to smuggle the drug out of the country. They saidAFP - 72 words
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Article, Illustration297 1979-06-05 3 MANILA, Monday UNCTAD 5 MANILA THE secretary-general of the UN Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad), Mr Gamani Corea, defended himself here today against Western criticism that his secretariat played too big a role in the Third World's attempts to winReuter - 297 words
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114 1979-06-05 3 MANAGUA, Mon. The Nicaraguan army yesterday called up all retired officers and men, as the Sandinist guerilla offensive intensified today. The general call to arms, proclaimed on television, was "to' defend territorial integrity." According to unconfirmed reports here, the intake will number some 3,000 retiredAFP - 114 words
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Article230 1979-06-05 3 JAKARTA, Mon. President Suharto left today for his first foreign trip this year with a dual objective to increase cross-border cooperation with neighbouring Papua New Guinea (PNG) and to solicit more Japanese investment in Tokyo, government sources said yesterday. There are no major problemsReuter - 230 words
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75 1979-06-05 3 W^wSS TO ?i M# A Kor n n»taerm». was Ulrt l when nuppvteily dead tuna he wa« trylag to bleed nicked Its Ull and M-nt the knife he W S j!i dlll l tato < crt New Zealand police reported today. m- The dld75 words
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Article83 1979-06-05 3 STANDING OVATION MOVES ROMULO PHILIPPINES Foreign Minister and Unctad President Carlos Romulo (third from left) is visibly moved as delegates to the month-longconfer-ence give him a standing ovation in Manila on Sunday for steering them through i the heated debates and the various crises that have occured j during theUPI - 83 words
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Article184 1979-06-05 3 COLOMBO, Monday A TWO-DaY meeting of I the 88-nation non-aligned movement's Coordinating j Bureau started here today at ambassadorial level to i prepare for the crucial conference of the foreign ministers opening on Wednesday. The opening session, which began 55 minutes late because theAFP - 184 words
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189 1979-06-05 3 Secret talks on bigger US role in M-E WASHINGTON, Monday TOP administration leaders will meet in secret at the White House this month to discuss a possible stepped-up US military presence in the Middle East and the Gulf, the Washington Post reported yesterday. The daily said the proposals to beAFP - 189 words
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Article73 1979-06-05 3 In other words 6 We've got to shed the sackcloth and a-shes of our Southeast Asia Involvement. That involvement is over. We've got to shed the selftrauma Using demeanour that characterised oar post-Vietnam period. We've got to develop an integrated global strategy based on vital American and Western na- A73 words
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Article74 1979-06-05 3 PHOENIX CITY (Alabama). Mon. Digger O'Dell was 1.8 metres underground yesterday, chatting with onlookers from a sweltering vault where he vows he will remain buried until petrol prices come down. Mr O'Dell. a 62-year-old veteran stuntman whose real name is Herbert O'Dell Smith, was buried flat on hisUPI - 74 words
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415 1979-06-05 4 CAIRO, Mon i EGYPT and Israel started talks today on the opening of their border for the first time in 31 years with Cairo expected to insist that freedom of movement between the two countries should be heavily curtailed. Israeli Foreign Minister MosheReuter; AFP; UPI - 415 words
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Article233 1979-06-05 4 CAPE TOWN, Monday SOUTH African President John Vorster resigned today, Prime Minister Pieter Botha announced in Parliament. Mr Botha was speaking at the same time that he tabled a report on the country's "slush funds" scandal which severely criticised Mr Vorster for covering up the affairReuter; AFP - 233 words
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Article120 1979-06-05 4 BANGKOK, Mon. American planes are on the attack In North Vietnam again bat this time with Vietnamese pilots. The targets are Insects. The official Vietnam News Agency monitored in Bangkok said the Vietnamese Air Force and agriculture department have converted a single-engine Lrtt planeUPI - 120 words
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Article, Illustration88 1979-06-05 4 Where the Skylab is likely to fall THE United States Skylab space station Ls expected to plunge back to earth this week and the dotted parts of this map indicate the possible areas where sbylab may fall. American authorities said on Friday that if Skylab heads for any of theAP - 88 words
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119 1979-06-05 4 China move to redefine economic policy PEKING, Mon. A move to redefine the country's economic policy began today with the opening of the fourth session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) standing committee. The session opened with a work meeting to prepare for the CPPCC s next plenaryAFP - 119 words
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Article120 1979-06-05 4 Another Ghana coup bid fails LOME (Togo), Mon. An attempted military coup in Accra failed early today, according to a (ihana Radio broadcast monitored here. In the broadcast the Ghanaian army chief, Major-General MA. Odamte, said the supreme military council was in control. Hi' called on the people to resume120 words
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Article46 1979-06-05 4 LOS ANGELES. Mon. A teenager has been hospitalised with bubonic plague and authorities have evacuated a riverside county campground believed to be infested with plague-carrying fleas. It is the second reported case of bubonic plague in southern California in three weeks UPI.UPI - 46 words
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Article32 1979-06-05 4 MANAGUA, Mon. President Anastasio Somoza said yesterday that he may declare war on Costa Rica if the Organisation of American States fails to stop Sandinista guerillas from operating there APAP - 32 words
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Advertisement57 1979-06-05 4 QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA GOLD COAST LUXURY APARTMENTS FROM $37,000. CARPUS CURIAMS LIGHT FITTINGS INCIUWO RENTAL PLUS CAPITAL GAINS GUARANTEES APPROX 27".. RETURN PER YEAR BUYING IS FROM THI BUHOERS WHO GUARANTEE 91 RETURN FROM RENTAL MANAGEMfNT SEPARATE APARTMENTS OR BLOCK OF SIX AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE FOR APPOINTMENT CONTACT: MR GORDON WWAR57 words
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Advertisement120 1979-06-05 4 Silk Route 79 Chinatown presents tor the first lime, an extravaganza ot fashion dedicated entirely to Chinese silk AM the latest creations at Chinese silk exclusive exquisite and exceptional espet ially flown in from shciiiKh.n k Nna Silk I louse In a fashion spec Uu ul.ir c hort>o K r<ipl*-<l120 words
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315 1979-06-05 5 AHWAZ (Iran), Monday THE governer-general of the oil-producing province of Khuzestan today said counter-revolutionary Arabs fighting government forces there have secret contacts with George Habash, leader of the radical Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). Rear- Admiral Ahmad Madam, whoReuter; UPI - 315 words
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Article70 1979-06-05 5 6 Everyone here (in Poland) seems to be trying to keep order while I am the one creating chaos. All speeches, unfortunately, are written beforehand, such Is life. So all 1 can do is to add things on (to my speeches). Soon they will take the «m70 words
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80 1979-06-05 5 PHOENIX CITY Alabama), Mm. Digger O'Dell was 1.8 metres underground yesterday, chatting with onlookers from a sweltering vault where he vows he will remain buried until petrol prices come down. Mr O'Dell, a St-year-old veteran stuntman whose real name is Herbert O'DellUPI - 80 words
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131 1979-06-05 5 Oil shortage may lead to wan Schmidt NEW YORK, Monday WEST German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said in an interview that competition for dwindling oil and natural gas supplies could lead to war. In the current issue of Time magazine. Mr Schmidt said that if nuclear energy is not developed fastReuter - 131 words
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Article56 1979-06-05 5 BAHRAIN: Saudi Arabia might increase its oil production and prices, the well-informed Middle East Economic Survey (Mees) quoted an authoritative Saudi source today as saying. "There is a possibility of an increase in both production and prices," but no decision had yet been taken, the56 words
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Article50 1979-06-05 5 THE ENERGY SQUEEZE nal which is published in Nicosia. Mees said the source was commenting on re^ cent reports that Saudi Arabia might increase its output by 500.000 barrels to nine million barrels a day and be prepared to raise its prices to US$l718 (5537.40 to 5539.60) a barrel. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article52 1979-06-05 5 HONOLULU: Differences in seawater temperature between the ocean bed and the surface will be used to produce electricity on a offshore barge here later this month. Turbines will use vaporised and condensed ammonia in the project in which water will be pumped from 660 metres under theAFP - 52 words
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Article56 1979-06-05 5 JEDDAH: The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) is to study a proposal to guarantee oil and gas supplies to developing countries, Al-Riyadh newspaper said today. It said the poor nations were having difficulty in meeting their requirements and some had complained to Opec and asked forReuter - 56 words
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Article178 1979-06-05 5 Anti-N demos in three countries NEW YORK, Mon. Police rounded up anti-nu-clear activists by the dozens yesterday during a weekend of civil disobedience demonstrations at nuclear power plant sites in the United States, Spain and Japan. A woman was shot and killed in northern Spain when police clashed with 2,000AP - 178 words
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Article, Illustration58 1979-06-05 6 THESE pictures show explicitly that courtesy is often more than Just smiling and saying "thank you." The couple guiding the blind man In boarding the correct bus, demonstrated publicly that courtesy also means helping someone In distress. Straits Times cameraman TAN SI AN ANN recorded58 words
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520 1979-06-05 6 THE Senior Minister of State (Education), Dr Tony Tan, yesterday called on bus drivers to step on the brakes on rudeness and instead, accelerate towards courtesy. Speaking at the opening ceremony of the Singapore Bus Service Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation courtesy and520 words
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Article157 1979-06-05 6 SINGAPOREANS must develop a lifetime habit of being courteous in all their dealings with one another or life will be less pleasant if periodic courtesy campaigns are required to remind them of Uie need for courtesy. The MP for Aljunied, Mr Chin Ham Tong,157 words
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Miscellaneous524 1979-06-05 6 iv i PYHißinnN' Societv p.m. to 11 p.m. on weekASIAN ™D™A CHdWnINASIA- *OnJ]Jyl BOOKS AND ASEAN a photo exhibition featur- CHINESE AKI *ND CHILDREN'S CULTURES ing 73 pieces selected HANDILKAIT eahibiat National Library lee- from 6,245 entries submit- TION at the World Trade ture hall from 10 a m to524 words
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Article, Illustration184 1979-06-05 7 Enter the extra polite policeman THE nr\i time yen approach > miuJhltM-k and thr palWman waato U bupert y»nr r»r, this is what he la expected U say: "I am s*rry to inc»nveaittt* >«n. Sir Madam, bat we art making a routine check, (eald you please drive to the Klde184 words
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Article, Illustration607 1979-06-05 7 DISCOURTESY and how it could undermine industrial harmony formed the theme of the address by NTUC secretary-general, Mr Lim Chee Onn, when he launched the labour movement's courtesy drive at Trade Union House in Shenton Way yesterday. Mr Lim said many industrial relations problems607 words
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596 1979-06-05 7 KOH VAN POH - KOH VAN POH By AN ATTEMPT to etch the profile of private candidates who apply to the Education Ministry every year to sit for the GCE '0' and 'A' levels examinations has drawn a virtual blank. They appear to be an596 words
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Article166 1979-06-05 7 14 VIET REFUGEES ALLOWED ASHORE FOURTEEN Vietnamese refugees arrived here on board a Norwegian freighter yesterday even as another 26 refugees waited outside Singapore waters in a Brazilian tanker with the hope of entering the Republic. The 14 arrived on board the 9,016-tonne Lloyd Bakke and were allowed ashore by166 words
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Article, Illustration428 1979-06-05 8 N.G. KUTTY - N.G. KUTTY By 1 A SECURITY guard who shot himself dead in an apartment on the 37th floor of International Plaza, in Anson Road, on Sunday night, is believed to have been the central figure in a love triangle, it was428 words
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Article89 1979-06-05 8 Robbery and causing hurt charge YEO\fc Choon Kiat, 20, was charged in a district court yesterday with robbing and causing hurt to Miss Raimah binte Dawood in a car park at Toa Payoh. He was alleged to have robbed Miss Dawood of $230. a wrist watch worth $90 and a89 words
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Article46 1979-06-05 8 THE Minister for Trade and Industry. Mr Goh Chok Tonfi, will present certificates to 40 local manufacturers at the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research annual presentation of Sisir mark licences and quality certificates at the Shangri-la Hotel on Thursday at 8 p.m.46 words
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Article, Illustration211 1979-06-05 8 A TOUCH of colourful Indonesian culture was provided by these two little girls at the openIng of the International Year of the Child exhibition en Asian Children's books and Asean Children's cultures at the National Library lecture hall yesterday. Students of the Indonesian School of211 words
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Article, Illustration353 1979-06-05 9 Meters: Little doubt over accuracy PUBLIC Utilities Board consumers should have little doubt about the accuracy of their electricity meters judging from the impressive figures supporting this and the stringent tests meters have to undergo. Even if a meter goes wrong, it is highly unlikely that it over-reads. Facts show353 words
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Article, Illustration30 1979-06-05 9 i yj2i3Hii!EEH!LED2IIE!in SI NDAVS elwtrielty consumption of 13.75 million units was a drop of 3.(4 per cent compared with the average Sunday consumption in March.30 words
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Article152 1979-06-05 9 SILO TO MOVE TO NEW HOME THE Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (Silo) will soon move from its premises in Sports House at Farrer Park to a building in Upper Bukit Timah Road. The $1.6 million fourstorey building was recently* bought by the Silo Multi-Purpose Cooperative from the Moscow Narodny Bank.152 words
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Article45 1979-06-05 9 THE case against Geraldine Heng Guan Noi, 25, who was charged with shoplifting, was yesterday put off for further mention on June 18 She was alleged to have taken a $36 dress from Metro Marine Parade on April 28. Bail was extended45 words
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183 1979-06-05 9 Man who molested two girls jailed MINUTES after be touched a girl's breast at crowded exposition, a man dashed off to outrage the modesty of another girl, a district court was told yesterday. Bat Urn Cheng Mat, 29, ft foreman, did not know that this time he had an Irate183 words
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209 1979-06-05 9 Directors face $143,000 cheat charge THE trial of the managing director and finance I director of a tourist and transport firm, on six charges of allegedly cheating an American firm of $143,600, began in I a district court yesterday, i David Vincent Jay a raj, the finance director, and Immanuel209 words
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Advertisement237 1979-06-05 9 PlaniaiicnWm Taveuni.Fiji "\Wr An attractive investment opportunity ...an ideal holiday or retirement home. Purchase valuable freehold land on Soqulu Plantation: a carefully-selected site that rises gently from two miles of shoreline on Taveum. Fiji s Garden Isle Take advantage of this exciting residential resort which, on completion in mid 1979.237 words
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Advertisement69 1979-06-05 9 Wmk WEflbest BRlBflb GOWNS BRlBflb MfIKE-DP EVENING 6QWNS BOUQUET Eflß RENTfIL RESAN Boutique UNIT 137-G. 137- H. Queensway Shopping Centre. Queensway. Singapore. 3 Tel: *****1 Branoh: G I 6. Thomson Plaza 3O I Upp Thomson Road. Singapore 20. ...enter the world of Dior Ml/* ■■*tl ■WX A MM the Christian69 words
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Advertisement460 1979-06-05 10 MITSUBISHI COKT SUPER SHIFT URI AmIMM mWmmfmMEmmwAUcr thorough testing, the prestigious vAHAIIAThc Mitsubishi Colt Super Shift made new- too in American "Road Test* 1 magazine selected the Colt Super Shift as Best Canada. The March 23 issue of "The Globe and Mail", a major Canadian Economy Car for its list460 words
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Article338 1979-06-05 11 K. LUMPUR, Mon. TALKS between Malaysian and British officials on a new air services agreement have run into snags again, it was learnt here today. The talks which began in London a week ago have made very little progress, according to informed sources. TheAFP; NST - 338 words
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Article242 1979-06-05 11 IPOH, Mon THE Perak Umno state liaison committee has set up a teem to probe an allegation that the state government has abused its power by approving eight hectares of "choice land" for housing to a company formed by three reporters. The decision to investigateNST - 242 words
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181 1979-06-05 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Strong performances by leading exports gave Peninsular Malaysia a trade surplus of* nearly $1.1 billion in the first quarter of this year. Figures released by the Statistics Department today showed exports of $4,214 6 million in the January-March period, against importsAFP - 181 words
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Article, Illustration195 1979-06-05 11 Sabah's 'wonder' tower with no columns KOTA KINABALU, Mon. This Is Sabah's $35 million "wonder" tower that has hist been completed for the sahah Foundation. The 3t«torey building which Is to house the offices of the foundation and various government departments, Is unusual In that It has no columns. An195 words
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Article28 1979-06-05 11 KOTA KINABALU, Mon. MAS has put up two more flights between Kuala Lumpur and here every Saturday and Monday The extra service started on Saturday -BernamaBernama - 28 words
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245 1979-06-05 11 Petronas to start own diesel stations KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Petronas will start running its own diesel I and kerosene stations j from tomorrow to overcome these shortages. I But these items will only be sold to consumers, a statement from Petro- nas said today, jit will start by having jNST - 245 words
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Article113 1979-06-05 11 PENANG. Mon. A passing motorist foiled a snatch theft bid on a Thai couple in Penang Road > here today when he swerved his car into the I path of the fleeing thieves. The thieves, who were > on a motorcycle, were I knocked down by theAFP - 113 words
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Advertisement442 1979-06-05 11 \J ~?Y+*r>~ and it does not cost s^y^X more than an ordinary ball typewriter. The moment you insert a sheel ol paper into the Hermes 808 electric ball typewriter, you know you re in the hands of a very special machine. There is no manual insertion and paper adjustment necessary442 words
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822 1979-06-05 12 MILTON CHASE - MILTON CHASE By our Washington correspondent A SMALL, hard-work-ing non-profit research team based in Washington is informing American city, county and state officials that scores of urban improvement innovations and city problem-solv-ing saving ideas are being developed overseas and that some could be822 words
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345 1979-06-05 12 Blind baby smothered to death in his sleep A BUND baby boy, sleeping between his parents, was smothered when his father turned over and slept on him, a roroner In3 airy heard yesterMadam Lim Slew, a seamstress, told the Inquiry that on Sanday, March 4, shortly past midnight, she woke345 words
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Article37 1979-06-05 12 THE Filipino community here will celebrate the 81st anniversary of Philippines Independence Day on Sunday. The celebrations will start with a thanksgiving mass at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. Queen Street, at 10 a.m.37 words
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349 1979-06-05 12 A PLANNING and housing specialist, Mr K.C. Leong, yesterday called for a halt to "wasteful" technical assistance from foreigners to developing countries. Speaking at the First International Convention of Professionals at Shangri-La Hotel, Mr Leong cited the case of technical assistance in regional planning.349 words
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Advertisement784 1979-06-05 12 g\ i MfM For super colour AIBERI P^raphy and i^**^i 1 1 excellent services W Professional Quality on colour enlargement up to 304.8 cm X 106.7 cm or even larger. r^^* I f l 3/ Ektrachrome transparencies k J I JbbT Tor unsurpassed processing. Speedy, reliable colour print t Z784 words
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406 1979-06-05 13 Asia views US squeeze with grave concern says Rand newsletter MOUNTING protectionism in the United States is viewed by Asian countries with "grave concern," the Rand Corporation states in the latest issue of its research review. The newsletter says a I more complex but interdependent economic relationship now exists, especially406 words
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325 1979-06-05 13 GEORGE JOSEPH - GEORGE JOSEPH By THE Regional Language Centre (RELC), which took 21 months to consider proposals for a collective agreement served by a trade union, recently agreed to accept some of them following the intervention of the Labour Ministry. The union, the Pioneer325 words
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Article, Illustration84 1979-06-05 13 COME HOME PLEA TO GIRL BUSINESSMAN Edward K*h yesterday appealed to his daughter Belinda (above) to return home awl patch up an> misunderstanding she might have with the family. Mr Koh said Belinda, 11, left their Marine Crescent flat on \u% 8 last year and has not returned home since.84 words
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117 1979-06-05 13 Give kids chance to develop, saysMP THE MP for Mountbatten, Mr Eugene Yap has urged parents to let their children develop perseverance, courage and a spirit of enquiry. Opening the Children's Activities Month at Mountbatten community centre on Saturday, Mr Yap said parents should give their children opportunities to develop117 words
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Article50 1979-06-05 13 DR Ahmad Matlar. acting Minister for Social Affairs, will open a one-day seminar on Noise Problems and Control at Shangri-La Hotel at 9.15 a.m. on June 26 The seminar is jointly organised by fhe Science Council of Singapore. The Board of Architects and the Professional Engineers Board.50 words
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180 1979-06-05 13 SUSIE SOH - Assn to look into hotel staff shortage SUSIE SOH By THE Singapore Hotel and Restaurant Association is to carry out research on the staffing situation in hotels as the first step towards the formation of a labour pool. It will also recommend proposals that will allow for maximum and efficient180 words
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Article137 1979-06-05 13 SHRA's first executive director EX- JOURNALIST Pakir Singh has been appointed the new executive director of the Singapore Hotels and Restaurants Association. As SHRA's first-ever executive director, his duties will include promoting and fostering cooperation between hotels and allied or- eanisations in the tourist industry. He will also act as137 words
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Advertisement205 1979-06-05 13 tfljii'ljal I jLJb^^ bite Ran <*a« m Iv'-SsN i 1+* 0 »*1 IK* rr 1 '-:&Jr rr^aM lo'Nos 1131 "4 2MKXXIII^H jff^SN 0C706 72dot«d?9 977 *IW 'jf l^r^- T ~*nMßßß*»tifl I^^L-J^ U«K«No 2683 '^SB 3ETV V^ S *d.«f.l«m«nt Ptrm.t No 0624 E«p*tt«<iOoit<lf l#9ol ComeW'w 31 '2 83 *"t>' L^P^J w205 words
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231 1979-06-05 14 SOME 46.768 policy holders with Income, the NTUC insurance co-opera-tive, will benefit from an increased bonus rate declared (or premiums paid in 1977 and last year. Policy holders of life insurance under the profits scheme will get $34 per $1,000 of the sum assured231 words
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Article52 1979-06-05 14 AN EXHIBITION of printing and packaging Printpack Asia 79 will he held at the World Trade Centre from Nov 5 to 9 In conjunction with the exhibition, a three-day conference, sponsored by Packaging News and the British Printer, will be held at the Mandarin Hotel from Nov 652 words
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Article51 1979-06-05 14 MR KOH CHOON HUI has been elected president of the Singapore Association of Pharmaceutical Industries. Other officials are: Mrs Ly- nette Lee, vice-president; Mr Henry Koh, Mrs Nan Ling j Jong. Mr Jeffrey Chew, Mr i John Chang. Mr Cheng Siang Pang and Mr Toh Peck Hiang. committee51 words
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Article, Illustration168 1979-06-05 14 THKKK winners of the essay competition held In conjunction with the prc-universlty seminar on "Cultural Values and Modern Singapore" fla-shlng a smile of vicUryFrom left: They are Kevin Tan, Sarmlnah bte Tamslr and Hu Shu Sin, all 17. They were among participant* who168 words
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534 1979-06-05 14 Don't give up own traditions, youths told THE Senior Minister of State for Education, Dr Tony Tan, yesterday said that young Singaporeans have to realise they are different from those in the West. While it is necessary for them to learn from Western technology, this does I not mean "they534 words
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378 1979-06-05 14 A DETAINED drug suspect shut the door on his police escort after getting permission to go to the toilet, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Moments later, sailor i Chew Yiah Tuah, 27, was found lying on the ground I directly below378 words
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Article31 1979-06-05 14 YMCA scuba course YMCA Singapore will conduct a scuba diving course soon. A selection test will be held at the Toa Payoh swimming pool on June 13. For details, ring *****8.31 words
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Article36 1979-06-05 14 THE Supervisory and Management Training Association of Singapore will conduct a 12lecture course on Legal Duties and Liabilities of a Director, at the Transit lounge. 4th floor, Holiday Inn Hotel starting on June 15.36 words
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Article36 1979-06-05 14 MRS LEE KHOON CHOY, wife of the Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), will be the guest of honour at a children's fair at Braddell Heights community centre on Sunday at 9 a.m.36 words
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Advertisement381 1979-06-05 14 FOB GOOD T.V./FM RND SW R6C6PTIOHS Consults SlwMf Moat atecommmtod AM«no« Sp«ctoltet« V3PB COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL HI fl^^^B Suppt>es a Sewn* iPit I Lid Mi ******0. *****06 They provide T.V. aerial installations with imported Antennae that you can depend or. SOLE AGENT GERMAN tMISI ANTENNAE: Available Now As Follows VHF Bl381 words
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Article, Illustration615 1979-06-05 15 BEN DAVIDSON - Auditing accounts of lawyers: Mixed views BEN DAVIDSON Should a panel be set up to report findings? By SHOULD a panel of accountants be appointed to audit the accounts of lawyers and report their findings to the Law Society? This question has evoked mixed feelings among lawyers when it was615 words
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324 1979-06-05 15 THE Ministry of Health is planning essay and poster design competitions for students and the public to enhance the effectiveness of its national health campaign against diseases starting on Sept 28. The theme of the month-long campaign is Combat Diseases Due to Harmful Lifestyles.324 words
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Article85 1979-06-05 15 Two charged with robbing three TWO men were charged in a district court yesterday with robbing three people in Changi Road last month. Teh Eng Keat. 22. and Koh Hock Seng, 23. were alleged to have robbed Mr Cary Chen and Mr Collin Carl Max Wulff of a total of85 words
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Article139 1979-06-05 15 Mutton prices up from Friday FRESH mutton will cost M cents more and frozen mutton 5* cents more per kg at markets from Friday. This means that the prire at fresh mutton has Increased by 8.57 per cent at X7.it per kg and frozen mutton by 11 per cent at139 words
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Article228 1979-06-05 15 Sats to set up home for aged in THE staff of the Singapore Airport Terminal Services (Sats) is setting up a home for the aged in Bedok New Town which can accommodate up to 24 people. The latest issue of Outlook, the monthly publication of the Singapore Airlines, said the228 words
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Article61 1979-06-05 15 THE Young Musicians' Soci- ety will present a harmonica I band concert at the Conference Hall on June 19 at 6 p.m. The concert will feature harmonica bands from Ander- son Secondary School. Chinese i High School. River Valley Government Chinese Middle School and Ho Chong Wing Harmonica61 words
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Advertisement340 1979-06-05 15 The latest in alarm chronographs. With an alarm to remind you of the important times in your life Supplies time in both twelve and twenty-four hour display Day and date Chronograph/Stop watch facility/Lap Time/100th sec. 165 OUARTZ REF *****5A L^ Jf Insist On y^ U Guarantee Card V) With h340 words
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Article359 1979-06-05 16 THE GROUP OF 77 actually 119 developing nations has very little to show for more than four weeks of negotiations at the fifth United Nations Conference on Trade and Development in Manila, which ended on Sunday. Only on a few. minor matters did the "G77" nations reach agreement359 words
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Article380 1979-06-05 16 THE CLASS swot, the student who studies hard and dutifully completes all homework, is a common figure of fun, accused of being teacher's pet. Similarly, the adult who signs up for correspondence courses or attends evening classes is often teased for being a paper chaser, trying to380 words
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392 1979-06-05 16 ROLAND TYRRELL - ROLAND TYRRELL By in Moscow JIST left of the main gate of the hulking old yellow stucco United States Embassy in downtown Musrow is a small grimy barred basement window *t ankle level Uniformed Soviet rrilitiamen who guard the embassy sometimes deliberately stand392 words
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Article, Illustration717 1979-06-05 16 TOYOHIKO KOBAYASHI - Japanese use spare time for self -study TOYOHIKO KOBAYASHI How executives adjust to shorter work week By in Tokyo special arrangement with the Japan Economic Journal AN AVERAGE section 1 chief of a Japanese firm spends 56,000 yen (about SJS6O) as pocket money a month and reads 3.7 newspapers a717 words
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957 1979-06-05 16 RODNEY HOBSON - RODNEY HOBSON Bad inflation at home and falling value of dollar abroad put By Our correspondent in Hongkong 4 Workers certainly need substantial pay rises this year, as official figures are almost certain to under-estimate the real level of inflation, because housing is given957 words
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487 1979-06-05 16 any persona] budget here, and with the massive influx of legal and illegal immigrants from China the pressures on housing space are increasing. Landlords tend to let property on short leases, say two years, so they can increase the rent by at487 words
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Advertisement18 1979-06-05 16 Get a complete*^V/^Jsystem SONtMM mJSSSSSj? f v ES INSTALLATION SSERVCE W jLmm •nfc topstar private ltd. to BO4WBOMJ»'»«I7*918 words
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Advertisement115 1979-06-05 16 High Speed Desktop PPC With Advanced Micro-Computer High Speed Copying of 32 (A4) per Minute •Double Cassette Paper Supply System Fixed Copyboard/Removable Cover •Plain Paper Copies up to A3 Size •Smooth-Surface Electronic Sensor Panel •Convenient Copy Interrupt Function •Micro -Computer Advantages Auto Shut Off, Auto Copy Quantity Resetting, Auto Copy115 words
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Article, Illustration976 1979-06-05 17 PETER CHIA; CHRIS LIM - The European dilemma over SALT II PETER CHIA and CHRIS LIM Nato has no effective answer to the growing number of Soviet nuclear weapons 9y THE Soviet-American pact on strategic arms limitation has raised anxieties among the West European members of Nato. Asia Research News Analysis Team (ARNAT) writers PETER976 words
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343 1979-06-05 17 SINCE the HUDC has raised its iale price so high for the Phase 2 flats, many of us can now neither afford a HUDC unit nor qualify for a HDB flat although the maximum income ceiling has been raised to $2,500.343 words
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Letter69 1979-06-05 17 WITH reference to your report on the pop group Boney M (ST. May 21), I wish to point out that they are not the first pop stars to perform in Russia. British singer Cliff Richard was the first Western pop star ever to be invited to69 words
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Letter115 1979-06-05 17 I REFER to the letter "That rwmmlttee cut be more opportune" by Ram Klshan (ST, May It). Whilst we rondnoally strive towards qnantitatlve Improvements of our has services through the expansion of our bus fleet, efforts have alxo been channelled towards the Improvement In the elty of our115 words
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Advertisement79 1979-06-05 17 LATEST! t^JHI TEXTURE PERMS! Wf f contour m CUTTING! Plus TINTING, FROSTING, HIGH LOW LIGHTING, HENNA WAXING. MANICURE PEDICURE \htiStt LetuS a^afek yfl B pamper <■ j^^r |lVj P^P y° u *V j! Phone and f j rush to: v ROLAND 2 salons to serve you: Personally attended by SPECIAL79 words
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Advertisement213 1979-06-05 17 Growing like champions! Every child wants to grow up to be a cham- pion. And you can give him the chance. With Dumex Full Cream Mflk. Dumex Full Cream Milk provides every child with the nourishment he needs to grow like a champion. It's made from fresh cow's milk, rich213 words
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Article1609 1979-06-05 18 THE last rnawM ivady air at thr rtav <* timlmii <m ihr Stork Kx.hangp d Sine* purr ymmta> <-otnparrd with ihr prrviow day s prim locrihrr with an hiKh and km i Adjusted for scrip rights our) l»7» I ••> HiKk l.ow •'••paajr Sak >K T!(>\ (iNf imii1,609 words
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Article1549 1979-06-05 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported lo the Stock Exchange of Singapore >ev terdav with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts arc quoted after the word "sett' Big1,549 words
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Article147 1979-06-05 18 4 1/2% 1/8/80 (2SO.0O0) (9943B ■lOB) 4 3/4% 15 9 HO (250.000) (99 MB 9965S) (4) 99 85 5 3/4* 1/8/78-80 (2S0.000) doo75B ioo ass> 5 1/2% 1579-81 (250.000) (100 3SB 100 4SSi 6 1/4% 1/3/81 (250,000) 100 05B *****S) 5% 15/4/81 (2SO.0O0) (9955B 9»tSS) 6%147 words
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Article1581 1979-06-05 18 HID and offer pru-es officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Slock Exchange yes terday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified I MM STKIAI* Aesa>(21SB>xd AJUiim (2BB) Aleaai *****) (5i 1 S3 xd1,581 words
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Article49 1979-06-05 18 'ompUnl WrU c m lothmans r«n Chonf .old Coin 3 B S Ulu I. inland )rr|«v» K.w.I iin Chew M R 1 iel Coconut! J M W )»h Yung lin Lin 605 S70 484 336 204 906 284 245 428 324 2S6 163 129 103 1S 15 1449 words
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Article22 1979-06-05 18 Berjuntai SEAL F N Rahman Hyd Sthn Kinu 820 208 595 424 910 790 ■a -16 -15 •12 -10 -10 -1022 words
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Article31 1979-06-05 18 Simr Darby Cons Plaat Wearnct ton City Dev Fabcr Merlin DO1 PahanK Coon K L Kepong Hi«h Low 410.000 244.000 188,000 133.000 102.000 99.000 69.000 88.000 60.000 50.00031 words
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Article31 1979-06-05 18 BT Index: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: O.C.B.C: S.E.S.Ind: 2316.20 ***** 400 22 4011 ***** 696K 293.50 293.61 251.51 251.5 200.12 ***** ***** 659.CI ***** 384 1 ***** 353.4:31 words
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Article352 1979-06-05 18 HONGKONG: Stock prices closed lower yesterday, in quiet trading with some profit-taking and the market was uneasy following a larger than expected increase in the Hongkong money supply figures, dealers said. The Hang Seng index fell 3.16 at 554.14 points, and most of the day's trading was focussed on352 words
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Article350 1979-06-05 18 SYDNEY: The market was steady to slightly lower in fairly dull trading yesterday, dealers said. lIP rose 16 cents in early trading before easing back to close two higher at A$S46 W*«dsMe Prtraleam also lost an early gain to close steady at 80 cents, while banks were mostly steady350 words
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Article445 1979-06-05 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed lower on increased liquidations in export-oriented issues yes- terday. dealers said. The Dow Jones average (ell 28.10 to close at 6.198.71 points, with a volume of 410 million shares. The New index closed at 445.33, down 2.31 points. Electricals, vehicles and cameras led the fall445 words
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Article25 1979-06-05 18 THE STRAITS tin price recovered $5 to $1,990 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering up 43 tonnes to 183 tonnes.25 words
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Article322 1979-06-05 18 OPENING prices in the Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked down slightly on after hours' easiness here last Friday, dealers said. Later the market steadied some two cents on upcountry and local buying, they said. Some selling emerged at the highs to pare the gain slightly. The market recovered322 words
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Article71 1979-06-05 18 Rubber: June 4 Singapore: June: 308.50 cents (up 4.50 cents) Malaysia: June: 311.50 cents (up 4.00 cents) Tin: $1,990 (up $5) Official offering: 183 tonnes (up 43 tonnes) I buyers quoted at 308.5U cents per kilo, up 4.50 cents on last Friday's close. KUALA LUMPUR: Opening lower, the71 words
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Article89 1979-06-05 18 tA8 MR KRE1.B II loopclktl ICurr'.V.Mlkl Byyeri Srllrra 2S6 SO 287 SUN 282S0 2M.S0N J«l> (Forward Mlhl Buyer. Seller. ***** 2H6MN ***** 28.1SON ;mk cv ;mh si. ;MKi;P .MK .MH Ml .MK .11 .MK Ml il U.n P.1WU il umpalkn 1 1 ion pallet) 1 1 UM89 words
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Article79 1979-06-05 18 KUALA LUMPUR: Hongkong Tin announced an after-tax profit of MJ1.47 million (loss $97,444), for the six months ended March 31. on a turnover of $13.17 million ($1.84 million). Average tin price received was $920 per picul ($838). The company said, tin output in the second-half of theReuter - 79 words
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Article118 1979-06-05 18 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, HNGAPOBE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICDL YESTERDAY: fill— l all: Bulk $130 sellers, old drum $135 sellers, new drum $140 sellers Caam: Mixed (loose) UK/Cont $82 00 buyers fiaaii Muntok ASTA white fob KW NLW $322 50 sellers. Sarawak white fob 9P* NLW $307 SO118 words
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Article104 1979-06-05 18 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore yesterday opened at 519.547 and closed al $19. (44. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.25 65. a dollar higher than Saturday's closing level, although there was no special news over the weekend. Continued buying pushed the price up to104 words
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Article322 1979-06-05 18 SENTIMENT lifted a little la generally light trading 4M the SUck Kxrhant;r of Singapore yesterday despite the lark of concerts buying rapport. Bargain-hunting, cnivstradlng and arbitrage dealings accounted for the bulk of the day's trading volume. With very few exceptions, the heavy weights were not finding322 words
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Article337 1979-06-05 18 RENEWED buying interest on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday lifted prices across a fairly broad front. Interest was once again centred on the plantation and industrial boards. The New Straits Times industrial index rose 3.47 points to 433.37 while the volatile Business Times index shot up 14.53337 words
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Article134 1979-06-05 18 THE US dollar opened slightly lower at 12 2050 60 in the Singapore forex market yesteiday. compared with C 2060 70 at last Fridays close Trading was quiet with no major new (acton, in the market except news that Japan's May export letters of credit rose 17134 words
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Article355 1979-06-05 18 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on June 4: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: Sourer: Mrrrill Lynch Inter national (Asia) A Co. i.n i r.KnAnK raies ai j.uu pm quottd y»il«cdiy (croM)panty change |y<H-al dollars to onr unit of foreign cur rrncy355 words
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Article50 1979-06-05 18 RANGE of prices offered by di count houses on June 4: Overnight tl' Call deposits 4 >'. Tlosiag Buyiag Selliag 3 month Treasury bills 4 11/16 4 9/16 3 month Bank bills 7 3 month CD 7 1/16 615/16 6 month CD 7 3/16 71/16 Source: National Discount Co50 words
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Article38 1979-06-05 18 Closing interbank rates (or .Singapore dollars on June 4: Offer Bid Overnight 6 6 1 month 6 6 2 months 7 6 3 months 7 7 Overnight mode 6 Dearer: *»Ue> Pmrre. llff.T -.ll^'hlK fi r38 words
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Article23 1979-06-05 18 THE mver&Kr rate it which Singapore bank* are currently prepared U> lend to V their best easterners Is 8 per <*■>.23 words
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501 1979-06-05 19 MONG I.EONG Finance will offer a rights issue within the next few weeks to bring the ratio of its investments to paid-up capital and published reserves within the limits provided under Section 21 of the Finame Companies Act The chairman. Mr Kwek Hong501 words
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681 1979-06-05 19 BEING a major manufacturer of glass bottles has its advantages if one is in the tropics and sales of bottled drinks are always on the rise Singapore Glass happens to be in such a position With the rapidly increasing consumption of bottled drinks. Singapore Glass681 words
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496 1979-06-05 19 AS EXPECTED. Bolton Properties reported a much reduced pre-tax profit for the year ended Dec 31. 1978 of Ms3o3 million. 41 per cent below the record $5.18 million achieved a year ago. However, with some of the company's projects expected to be completed by the496 words
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Article364 1979-06-05 19 WITH higher profit contributions by its two associates, especially Senawang Kilihie (hi. and the consoli dation of results from recently-acquired Leong Sin Nam Farms. Yeo Hiap Seng Malaysia YHS (M) enjoyed a 40-per cent rise in unaudited group pre-tax profit to Ms 4 556 million for the364 words
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510 1979-06-05 19 OUE is confident of another record OVERSEAS I nloo Enterprise Ltd, •mmtr of Mandarin Hetel, is confident of improving upon last year's record profits In the current year. For the year ended Dec SI, I*sB, group profits hit a new peak, rising tt.i per rent to $B.K million as compared510 words
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Advertisement452 1979-06-05 19 GENERAL@ELECTRIC USA GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) HERMETIC MOTOR OPERATIONS PTE LTD invites applications to till the following positions REPAIR. SET-UP MAINTENANCE MEN Apphconts should preferably be graduates from Vocational or Technical Schools with 2-3 yeors working experience in toolsettmg maintenance repair of production machines ELECTRICIAN (Permanent 3rd shift) Apphconts should possess452 words
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Advertisement696 1979-06-05 19 Texas Instruments SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED Invites applications for the following positions: MANUFACTURING SUPERVISORS To supervise a group of female production operators, innovation .tncl improvement on the manufactured product. To be responsible for quality, productivity, direct material usage and overhead control ol his operation. Requires a degree and some related experience.696 words
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Advertisement697 1979-06-05 19 IN INK MM. II HI It I OK I III KK.I'l HI M til SIM. tl'OKK ctmnumm himmm.i p > Ml OK IS7S In the Malli-r ill Ihr iimuanlrs An h.pl. r IX.,) \nd In Ihr Mallrr ol I)K( \l<rs I'KIV ITS I.IMMKI) IDVKRTOKMEN1 nt PRITnON Notice Is hereby given697 words
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Advertisement752 1979-06-05 20 Urgently required 1. ACCOUNTS CLERK 2 DESIGNER Interested applicants, please call personally with 2 photographs, between 10a in 6pm. at: 219-A. Pearl Centra 100. Eu Tong Sen Street Singapore 1 URGENTLY REOUIRED CLERK/ Typist Hi lingual and able lo converse common dialects Please submit full particulars and photograph, to: Outram752 words
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Advertisement364 1979-06-05 21 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant c) Sale% SALESPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICES LET'S MOVE TOGETHER We are establishing ourselves at the WORLD TRADE CENTRE GIRLS if you ere I work JOIN US NOW lor Eih.bit.on Promotion Work we'll lell >ou *****86. I MALE 1364 words
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Advertisement625 1979-06-05 21 SALESGIRL REOUIRED AT Khn shopping Centre EISM rtenre not essential Interested in to Spm 1 SALESGIRLS URGENTLY REOAMRED BJ I Stationery Hook Shop inally at Blk 6&. IM Telok Hlangah Drive. Spore 4. lei *****90 SALESGIRLS REQUIRED IMMEOIATELV Interested call personally Stla* Towers lleaih r Ipm SALESGIRLS REOUIRED FOR a625 words
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Advertisement673 1979-06-05 21 A well established packaging industry in Jurong invites applications from suitably auakhed candidates tor Ihe follow nces deoertment I (1) MALE FITTER (Machine) To do maintenance and repair works on a wide range of machines He must'have 2 to 3 years' experience in mechanical maintenance and repairs, preferably with some673 words
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Advertisement634 1979-06-05 21 INCOM SINGAPORE plant in Jurong involves in high volume production of quality rotter chain and control cable has vacancies lor the following positions: (A) DIE SERVICE TECHNICIAN (B) SURFACE GRINDER (C) BRUSHING* ROLL SETUP FITTER (D) PUNCH PRESS SETUP FITTER (E) METAL FINISHING OPERATOR (F) UTILITY MAN (G) FEMALE PRODUCTION634 words
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Advertisement457 1979-06-05 21 A large city baaed Food distribution Organisation requires urgently A) FEMALE PACKERS B) GENERAL WORKERS Requirements: c For post (81. applicants must have completed or doing part-time National Service c Spoken language essential Malay or English c 11/2 months' annual wage supplement c other attractive fringe benefits Starting salary for:457 words
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Advertisement607 1979-06-05 21 A newly established Japanese Electronics Company invites FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS REQUIREMENTS No scope and shift work Complete Primary education Age 16 2b Working experience not necessary WE PROVIDE Attractive starting salary Increment on completion of 2 months probation 13th month bonus Attendance and Full transport allowance Food allowance Productivity incentives607 words
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Advertisement618 1979-06-05 21 ESTABLISHED BOOKSHOP REOUIRES ClerK 'Typist with knowledge of Kngllsh. Chines.' and understanding of simple accounting an advantage Sales personnel with knowledge of English. Chinese for retail trade Preferable applicants with previous experience and/or currently employed In similar capacity Write with particulars staling salary expected and contact telephone to Alexandra Post618 words
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Advertisement526 1979-06-05 21 TIMES PRINTERS SDN. BHD. requires MALE/FEMALE WORKERS A«e: 16 years ahove Singapore citizens/ permanent residenLs you can earn $250 per month or more (including overtime pay Paydays twice a month No microscopic work Canteen facilities Short term employment can be arranged ApplicanLs please call personally at Personnel Department Timn Printers526 words
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Advertisement311 1979-06-05 21 DO An American Company has vacancies lor FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Primary .'.lnc. itlon Between 17 B years ol aaa Malaysian, itwns ma-, apptj a [Hailing groat -..ilary *22(1/p m Adjustment ol salary Upon Bi-yearly Increment Pleas* can Bsiamialli al Dyne-craft International 51. Kallang Place Singapore 12 Tel *****11 AJSALESGIRLS monthly311 words
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Advertisement576 1979-06-05 21 888 CORONA MANUFACTURERS PTE LTD An Affiliate ol SCM Corporation. USA. mnnulaclunng electric type writers invites interested applicants to till the position ot DRIVER/ MESSENGER Mai ivm-.-ii 3d Ponesa claim 2 and 3 licence At li qterlence <lrivrr Must IM* Ul ipemk Kiik llsll Interested applicant! pleas* write in or576 words
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Advertisement416 1979-06-05 22 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant I) General IMINO-Ql invites applications to hi' the A) RESTAURANT CAPTAIN (MALE) Bi COOK C) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Interested applicant apply personall) with I pauh n> Ist floor King* Motel Mavelock Road. VO/PER PRIVATE LTD invites applications Tor the position ol PURCHASING OFFICER Thlv I- i416 words
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Advertisement241 1979-06-05 22 o MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICES We naad even more reliable, dedicated TEMPORARY STAFF OF ALL CATEGORIES who are available lor work NOW and have a telephone contact number TELEPHONE *****60 and we'll tell you about the people we need, the work you could do and the money you'll earn TODAY were241 words
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Advertisement589 1979-06-05 22 II EMPLOYMENT JVC FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS for our newly established stereo a Completed Primary 6 educaWe Offer: c start in X salary $180/- per month a increment after 3 months' probation c perfect attendance allowa transport allowance c 3-monlhly increment c Noslnltwork a NoiiiiiTOM-opii work a Dili month payment a589 words
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Advertisement533 1979-06-05 22 WALBRO SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. Singapore's only manufacturer ol carburetors We offer our FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS t Spore Citizens/ Non Spore Citizens) i ir>er motivated by PROGRESSIVE WAGE RATES SATISFYING CONFIRMATION BONUS TRAINING CAREER ADVANCEMENT PLEASANT WORK CONDITIONS WE ARE SELECTIVE BECAUSE YOU ARE SPECIAL We will be pleased lo welcome533 words
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Advertisement633 1979-06-05 22 II EMPLOYMENT OFFICE BOYS c Must have own scooter/ motorbike c Class 3 driver's licence is an advantage to this job c Previous experience with advertising agency although desirable n not necessary but applir.nl must be honest and hardworking Pleaae telephone *****11 today lor appo nt man t PROMET PTE633 words
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Advertisement577 1979-06-05 22 Qollei invites applications tor FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORB We have vacancies for shift (Permanent Ist, 2nd or 3rd shift )and no shift duties. c 16 years and above Singapore/ Malaysian Citizens and Permanent Residents c Primary education in any Language stream c No working experience required as training will be provided577 words
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Advertisement413 1979-06-05 22 II EMPLOYMENT SINGAPORE SHINEI SANGYO PTE LTD (Mir ol Metal Stamping Parts. Tool/Die Making) suitably qualified candidates for the following posts A MALE PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR c Age 25 to 30 years c 3 years' of similar experience and minimum of 5 years* experience In tooling and die setting (progressive i413 words
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Advertisement540 1979-06-05 22 rfiSryoul We are a large multinational company producing 'precision ballbearing 'audios and speakers power transformers 'stepper motors 'printing calculators 1 strain gauges and a wide range of other products Join us today for a challenging and rewarding career starting as Operators Call at: NMB SINGAPORE LIMITED 1, Chai Chee Avenue540 words
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Advertisement722 1979-06-05 22 II EMPLOYMENT WANTED EXPERIENCED DRIVER (Mala* preferred) who fulfils fnllowniK requirein. ills (a) Age brtween Itt •f*an (hi C.iretul driver and VUllng to li.ird Kinpliiyrnent entails working on Saturday (full day) and Sunday (half day) with off day on Wednesday (C) Monthly salary has.c *15»> plus. ivertime $!;>() (approx I722 words
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Advertisement262 1979-06-05 22 YOU SAVE $3/WE GIVE $1/JOIN US NOW! and SAVE COMPANY SAVINGS PLAN U.Sa. Female Production Operators I'.rsonal inlervi.-ws Mond GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) 10 Lokyang Way. Jurong Industrial Park. Singapore 22 t.rniK your MenUt] Card and photographs Jurong Bua numl slop just jlltsw |e our 1 FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Permanent first262 words
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Advertisement5649 1979-06-05 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS 111 VEHICLES BOATS 111 VEHICLES BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES I*7o MORRIS 1100S (icxid condition h.i<iici. fan. second car. low Bllaaaj* Eligible for PARF (5.700 ono Tel *****11 I*7o, OPEL REKORD. Eligible PARF New tyres (8.400 0.n.0 Tel *****27 I*7o OPEL REKORO 1700 c.c 15,649 words
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Advertisement776 1979-06-05 23 AMERICAN HOUSE IN IHstnct 10 I for rental Hilltop location 5| bedrooms, swimming pool/ sauna Suitable for entertaining Eric: *****1 ATTRACTIVE BEDROOM DETACHED Bungalows. Henry Park/ Victoria Park/ Kingsmead/ IJelmonl' Leedon I) il vey/ Faber/ Clemenli Park Principals *****9/ *****/***** ATTRACTIVE PROPERTIES!!! In good residential areas a Dial. 10 aingle-storey776 words
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Advertisement789 1979-06-05 23 DIST. 15 2-STOREY SPACIOUS bungalow Vacant bedroon room. unfurnished $1,500 Unlwesl •U.IIHH *****6 OIST. 16 OFF UPPER East 1 isl Road. No 23 Bedok Avenue double-store/ Bungalow House 5.000 sq ft 4 bedrooms, marble and parquet flooring with builtin cupboards REntal $1,200 with furniture Contact Mr Kan or Mrs Lilian789 words
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Advertisement497 1979-06-05 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES V SERVICES BUSINESS 51 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats DIST 10 PANOAN VALLEY kasMU diuoned I ipart- n ing tennis $1 SU) $3,000 DIST 10. RIOGEWOOO APARTMENT, high 11.H.r .< r»'ilriHinis Full) aircondllloned furnished with bar counter IT Swimlllllil!497 words
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Advertisement747 1979-06-05 24 LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS riimiMli ixxii Tennis Courus Rental $1,300 lo 52.500 Available Dial i Faber Apartment Upper Ayer Rajah Dm! 15 Peach Garden (Katonm Disl Grange Heights dringe Road I DwltKutn Hang Court l Tcmilinson Road Diet MRadfewood (Pandan Valley) D«i M Mimosa Park (Selelar Hills) Diet 10 Equatorial Apartment i747 words
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Advertisement919 1979-06-05 24 FRIENDLY AIRLINE COUPLES/ modatlon Flats/ Houses Either furnished' unfurnished Rental $500 $2,000 Appreciate your *****29 JAPANESE/ AMERICAN COMPAMCS require apartments/ houses DlvLs 5/ 9/ 10/ 11/ 15/ 19/ 21 Company lease *****1 JAPANESE INDUSTRALIST URGENTLY requires semi-detached/ apartment, district 9/10 Budget $1000/- to $1,300/- Owners kindly contact *****3 REGIONAL MANAGER919 words
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Advertisement606 1979-06-05 24 EASTERN PARK NEW Housing Project at Jalan Oreja off Bedok Road Luxurious Double-storey semi-detached for Sale Ready for occupation soon semi-de-tached: 4 big room with bedrooms, balconies, one servant room. 2 big halls on split levels, outstanding design with high grade material, serene atmosphere li big compound Price competitive Easy606 words
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Advertisement538 1979-06-05 24 b) Flats (ACE HOUSING 25*0«22) Onan Road (disl IS) Ist floor flat, conveniently sited. 3 bedrooms $60,000 APARTMENTS AT PEARL'S Centre for sale on the higher floors built-in area 1390 sq.ft. 2 bedrooms with living and dining areas 12% property tax Enquiries *****0. DISTRICT 10 RIDGEWOOO APARTMENT 3/4-bedroomed design. Price:538 words
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Advertisement854 1979-06-05 24 c) Land OIST. 10 HOLLANO ROAD, land approximately 9.920 sq ft Price $2000 psf Phone: ***** Mr Chan 10 30a m 6pm week days DIST. 10 OFF HOLLANO Road High ground 9.500 sqft Suitable for bungalow No brokers Telephone Steven *****13 DIST. 1* DAISY PARK 6.000 sq ft nt land854 words
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Advertisement535 1979-06-05 24 (OFFICE SUITES FOR RENT SHENTON WAY From 70m (with seaview! to 118 m fitted with partitions, carpets and furniture. Monthly rent: from $1,950/ to $8.21 3/ inclusive. CECIL STREET Prime office space with carpets/curtains/ wood panelling. Con ference room and executive offices. Half floor area of 511 m? Basic rent:535 words
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Advertisement705 1979-06-05 24 SPACE AVAILABLE FOR rent or sale at Ist floor Orchard Tower, front block. 4.000 sq ft Suit.iM, for office space, showroom, nlteclub. lounge bar or snack bar. Kor enquiries please tel *****1 TEXTILE CENTRE, NEW office space outside CBD fucin? sea. 200 sq ft at 5440 |i m inclusive maintenance705 words
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Advertisement770 1979-06-05 24 ties Office address available lur I your business Contact MOM A SMALL SHIRTMAKING work shop or factory required for pur chase contact Mr Jeff iel *****4. 36 1 UG0 ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN' We help In arranging, flssimi lor your business projects Mini mum amount $150,000 Call *****0 Joseph (office hours i770 words
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Advertisement784 1979-06-05 24 77 Car Pools LIFT REQUIRED FROM UM«I Tliomsoti I m s to .luronu Con tact Miss WoilK tel :.iav42.«.'v ■i i.i.i iii is oopm 78 Dressmaking DRESSMAKING MADE EASY mill viduul coaching Interested con t. ut Joyce *****7S from .1 m > pm KAOOMAY DRESSMAKING TRAINING Centre conductlni dress making,784 words
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Advertisement918 1979-06-05 25 VI EDUCATION TRAINING VI EDUCATION TRAINING VI EDUCATION TRAINING VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS VII TRAVEL A RESTAURANTS ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LINGUISTIC SKILLS Language courses and private tuition tor school dominations and for business, travel ond pleasure EVENING CLASSES Stoge 1 (beginners): Indonesian Mon. Wed. 545 p.m. Japanese Mon. Fn918 words
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Advertisement605 1979-06-05 25 GIRLS! Jobs are becoming harder lo gat you need Better quaMications The London Chamber ol Commerce ana industry PrrvMe Secretary s Canrtcaie rt racogroed miemajhoneßy at one ot the. rsghett quartceMns obtamabi* This eiammaoon rt the only Private Secretarial E .anvnahon supervised by the Ministry of Education Encoi to. at605 words
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Advertisement718 1979-06-05 25 STUDY IN CANAOATT7 SI Columba Collegr. Toronto. Invites all Pre-U 2 students and HOI) personnel to Join Its September 1979 classes Enrol now Officially appointed registrar, tel: day *****14/evenlng *****17 THE INSTITUTE Of SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT 22. Bore Street. Lichfiekl. Starrs. England The Institute wish lo make II clear to all718 words
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Advertisement770 1979-06-05 25 MARGARET SHANGHAINESE -i^B-BLv DRESSMAKING is commencing a f ZZZ— B^*Ta»W~~~~""\ 6 00pm to 8 00pm and Sunday >" "S 10/6/79. from 900 am lo I OOp m m^k ~S Interested plea.se rail *****42 'f MATHEMATICS BY TRAINEO ex- ?Sf perlenced lady graduate, district I driSr^'SJ^Ht yamaha dary level given by770 words
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Advertisement531 1979-06-05 25 DELMON TRAVELS PTE Ltd for economical airfares It tours to all parts of the world. Call at 113. Ist floor. Clifford Centre. Raffles Place. Spore 1. Tel: *****3/ *****6/ 911 185 STPB TA 305 MAS TRAVEL A CHARTERS SPECIALIST ECONOMY FLIGHT LONDON EUROPE AMERICA AUSTRALIA BALI INDONESIA HONGKONG MANILA TOKYO531 words
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Advertisement62 1979-06-05 25 i THE VERY BEST OF THAILAND at greatly reduced prices BKK/Pattaya 4 days —.$563— 5 days.- 559&BKK/Pattayar Chiengmai f"days-i6sa- /i\ tL Bdays-$690/- /A |^Departures:"iQ^ y^k yOOHSOM /»^> W DdWSS K*g% r4a*O Off ice: 509 Atfo-Asia Bldg 63 Robinson Rd Spore 1 Tel *****33. *****44 4 *****32 Branch Office: 046. Ground62 words
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Advertisement730 1979-06-05 25 KM* Travel Service (Pte) Lid Tel: 2M6042. 2******. *****44 *****45. *****46. 2******. 2*3*406 Departure Daily: Hanukokr.it taya 4 Days $559. I Days $SM. Bangkok 'Chiencmal/Patlaya 7 Days $659 (by SQ Airlines). Bangkok/Hongkong (Macau) 7 Days $999. Bangkok/Chlengmai/Pattaya/Hongkong/ (Macau) 10 I>ays $1095. denting by Air 2 Days $110. helicopter $170. Pulau730 words
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Advertisement464 1979-06-05 25 PHOENIX TRAVEL PTE LTD WEST MALAYSIA DELUXE TOUR By Deluxe Alrcondltlon Cosch *m rr da] bdjb I lu\s»22S< o:,, r, Air Km WEST MALA .'SIA DELIGHT TOUR (GENTING. PENANG A CAMERON) \ir-CoacMMosSun :.Il:iys Kail Coa.-li SI6S Sun GENTING HIGHLANDS. PENANG 4 days Air return SM« Sun PENANG. CAMERON HIGHLANDS 4<l.i>s464 words
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IX OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration196 1979-06-05 26 MM to be with THE LORD on Sunday. 3.6 79 leaving be- hind beloved wife Mdm Llm i Jial Kiat 4 >■ ins Yong Kee. j Yong Ngiap Yong P;iu and Yong Chung. 5 daughters V"iig Mui. Yong Giat. Yong I Ml i <1 Yong iMMMatfK 2 sons-in-196 words
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Obituary, Illustration267 1979-06-05 26 In Loving Mamory DIED Sftl Juim 1172 ln**rt*d by wife ■j MOTHER MAC I ArtttM Macdougall) Tim* changes many thing* But rntwofm linger on towMd by Tarn Mok. Moo. Nancy Singapore Nestle ELIZAKTH PETER BORN 24-10-44 DtED 71 ■■■MM and laughters vanish rd sinrr you Iffi us.267 words
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Obituary, Illustration33 1979-06-05 26 OM SANTMI PP. MENON Dwwtfd it.S.7* (India) All friends and relatives kindly attend the prayer at Sivan Tem- pit, orrhard Road on 6« 7» at 700pm InMrtad bj >ll lov*d on**33 words
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Advertisement125 1979-06-05 26 ANNOUNCEMENT Due to the recent increment on raw materials i.e. PU, PVC Leather Cloth and Glued by 30'*, Rubber Soling Sheets 30' f. Genuine Leather and Leather Bends 60' etc. Under such circumstances, we are compelled to announce that all ex-factory ready made shoes have to be increased by 15-25*^125 words
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Advertisement909 1979-06-05 26 KENYATAAN TAWARANJ tawmmn mmntktn. mbmmah hutam dan law law kbua m J MMKUTAN UNTUR MNANQUNAN KAWAMN PtRTANUN BAOI TAHUN MMANQUNAN If7«/M) 1 TAWARAN-TAWARAN ADALAH MPELAWA OARIPAOA I" KONTREKTOR-KONTREKTOn YANG BErVCNQALAMAN DAIAM BIDANG KERJA MEMAJUKAN HUT AN UNTUK OUADaXAN KAWASAN PERTANIAN Di rancaW9tw»nc«n9«n Fak»a yang fmbut O bwri) mi> RANCANGAN SAWIT909 words
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Advertisement436 1979-06-05 26 NS Electronics I We are looking for people to make our advanced technology I obsolete. i We've built our reputation on innovation and advanced technology with a commitment to developing better products. If you are an engineer who wants a creative challenging career, one of the following openings may be436 words
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Advertisement752 1979-06-05 26 S r*jji k^ V7 aVam JUNIOR TECHNICIAN TRAINING SCHEME If you ore between 18 ond 25 years of oge at 1 Aug 79 o Smgopo/e Citizen or Permanent Resident of Singapore and hove completed Secondary 2 and possess o National Trade Certificate Grade 3 in Motor Vehicle Mechanics, or Heavy752 words
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Advertisement1438 1979-06-05 27 CAREER IN RANKING We ore a tull service branch ot o foreign bank m Singapore In our current graduate recruitment programme, we are looking tor several graduates m Business Administration, Economics, Accountancy or related fields tor troming under our Executive Training Scheme tor vacancies in Credit ond Marketing, Foreign Exchange1,438 words
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Advertisement78 1979-06-05 27 EXCLUSIVE SOLE AGENT OF GEORG JENSEN OF COPENHAGEN AND HERMES OF PARIS require: FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS Singapore citizen GCE 0' Level Between 20 25 years Sales experience is not necessary as on |ob training will be provided. Interested applicants please call personally TODAY ONLY from 10 am 12 noon and78 words
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Advertisement104 1979-06-05 27 CIVIL ENGINEER We are a fast expanding organization with major projects in the construction field. We are now looking for an experienced civil engineer to take overall charge of the division. We insist that the successful candidate must have had at least five years experience In major civil engineering projects104 words
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Advertisement81 1979-06-05 27 1 AUCTION SALE OF klumblr Slnn»p.rr I'roprrtlrs T* br heM »l Mir saln-ream N». «7A, Telak Avrr Street, Sinicapor.-. •n Taesdmy, Itth Jonr, |ff» Bt 2.M p.m. l.Nos 23 25 TEO KIM ENG 1 ROAD. Area 1.306.8 sq. metres 14.066 sq. ft.). Freehold. (Messrs. Wan Choo Solicitors.) Further Particulars, Condi-81 words
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Advertisement109 1979-06-05 27 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Plere (rouxrt of SynplMt S.A., of 47 Boulevard, St. Joseph II, Luxembourg has revoked the Syncrete licence given to Karl Schaller and Associates of 17*1 Peace Mansion, 1 Sophia Road, Singapore I regarding use of the processes, improvements and the technical knowledge for the109 words
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Advertisement20 1979-06-05 27 Agents Beauticians Carpenters Cleaners Contractors Decorators Electricians Hairdressers Mechanics Movers are all at your service •Ev m Section V j£20 words
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TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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565 1979-06-05 28 FAIRWAY - Lee: Trial helps weed out off -form horses FAIRWAY By DATO Lee Kok Chee, chairman of the Selangor Turf Club, yesterday explained that the purpose of holding a Trial race with $50,000 as stakes money, was to weed out the off-form horses. But Dato Lee does not realise that the565 words
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Article1302 1979-06-05 28 WKK.HTS lor this HrrkrDd's ntrrs In Ip4rfl. S*TI KOAI ClaM On 1 1 JOOm 13 Putt.. Kmt.i 2 Speed Fire 1 Fujisan II II Steel Pulse k Songwriter 55 0 17 Little W 10 Pearl Irama 15 M'orlii 53.5 5 Watergate II 9 Cbj Batchelor 53 0 Spoken1,302 words
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Article547 1979-06-05 28 Marita betters her world record LEIPZIG (East Germany), Mon. East German Mania Koch broke her own world record for the women's 200 metres with a time of 22.03 sec. at an athletics meeting here yesterday. The 22-year-old medical student's old mirk was 22.06. Last month she clocked 21.85 butAgencies - 547 words
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Advertisement1085 1979-06-05 28 ffiPRIGEFIGHTER DOUBLE ACTION scours and wipes B^ jjk Sponge-side for wiping M Scounngside (or Grip A d± K jfc.^ tough dirt protects J""k «k fingernails ii iJaSX *^a^»***J*> H^ EckoAmbo bJaLCyiTIE M m^ *BF Cookware worth I PTUCEnGHTER M ,t's cleaner with Vileda. J NTUC WELCOME PRICEFIGHTER CONTEST FORM a1,085 words
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Miscellaneous149 1979-06-05 28 Bringing Up Father^ By Bill Kavanagh U Hal Camp ATT, y /Z \-c TWAS AH «W Blondie By Chic Young v «W6». >s vou Start SESV'NS I ~-tSE A3£\-w s~S N r --.£v ?e s^cviAC-' 1 HI jilh^^yi ,h>^-i« Alley Pop By V.T. Hamlin Okan tmOcns^a^. ha&s v^a- voure can149 words
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Article56 1979-06-05 29 KIM DOWNS GIUSSIPI SEOI L, Mm. Cfcamp4*o Kirn SMg-Hyu af S»«tfc Korea twice (aee•■4 ud lMfc rouds) noomd efcaUeagtr Pltarroy (iluripi, of TriaMad mad Tobago, mad woo a ■■■■Imoiti decirioi last night, retailing hit World Boxiag towil super lightweight title 1b an action-parked Itround match. AP. I PI radiopir shows56 words
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Article72 1979-06-05 29 Pintor is surprise champion LAS VEGAS (Nevada). Mon. A surprised Lupe Pintor took the World Boxing Council bantamweight championship from Carlos Zarate with a split decision here yesterday. Pintor went down in the fourth round from a rightleft to the head. There were no other knockdowns. In Miranda Dp Kbro,Agencies - 72 words
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Article37 1979-06-05 29 T('JO') Mon England s First Division football club Tottenham Hotspur today beat Scotland s Dundee United 24 to »in the 1979 Japan Cup at the National Stadium here Gordon Smith and Osvaldo Ardiles scored AFPAFP - 37 words
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384 1979-06-05 29 NEW ROCHELLE (New York). Mon. Nancy Lopez, following the strategy that she had planned from the start of the tournament, shot a two-under-par 70 to retain her title at a US$lOO,OOO ($220,000) Ladies' Professional Golf Association championship here yesterday. Nancy fought through heavy rainstormsReuter; AP - 384 words
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Article, Illustration89 1979-06-05 29 LIVERPOOL, Mon. Britain's former world light heavyweight boxing champion, John Conteh, returns to the ring tonight badly in need of an impressive showing to restore his tattered prestige. Conteh meets unrated American Ivy Brown and must win well to show that he is worth a shot at WorldReuter - 89 words
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Article385 1979-06-05 29 England go on tour of mystery LONDON, Mon. The England soccer team leave here this morning on what manager Ron Greenwood described as "a mystery trip". The destination is Bulgaria for full and under-21 European championship games and Greenwood admits that his knowledge of the Balkan opposition is limited. SaysAFP - 385 words
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Article150 1979-06-05 29 LONDON, Mon. Britain's professional soccer players plan to raise more than £100,000 ($451,000) as part of the United Nations' "Year of the Child" campaign. The money will come from supporters willing to pay £3 ($13.50) each to be in a colour photograph with their favouriteReuter - 150 words
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Article241 1979-06-05 29 Aussie soccer results SYDNEY, Mon. Results of yesterday's Australian Association football matches: NattewU LMtgae: Adelaide C. 2 Canberra 1, Brisbane L. 1 Fitzroy U. 3, Footscray 2 Brisbane C 0, Marconi 2 Newcastle 1, St. George 1 Apia 2, S. I Melbourne 3 W. Adealide 4 Sydney C. 3 Sydney241 words
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Advertisement414 1979-06-05 29 If you wanttobe a success, it's really up to you You're "the one who has to make up your mind about what you can do Before you do. though, take a look at the Home Study courses available. There's no need to waste valuable time on travel to and from414 words
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Advertisement1155 1979-06-05 29 THE RUBBER GROWERS' ASSOCIATION LIMITED INTERNATIONAL RUBBER PRICE STABILISATION AGREEMENT IN SIGHT MR J.K. MONEY ON CHANGING TIMES The Annual General ed Tnis r view "> now Meeting of The Rubber under W °V. and ho P e Growers' Association will mv successor will be able be held on June1,155 words
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Advertisement1388 1979-06-05 29 KHONG GUAN HOLDINGS MALAYSIA BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tnat the Ninth Annual General Meeting will be held at sth Floor. Bangkok Bank Building. Jalan Bandar, Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. 20th June, 1 979 at 1 2 noon for the following purposes 1. To receive and adopt1,388 words
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245 1979-06-05 30 An exclusive interview by BERNARD PEREIRA BOWLING is definitely out of this September's South-east Asia Games in Jakarta. This was confirmed by Mr Soeworo. the SEA Games Organising Committee's secretary-gener-al, in an exclusive interview with me in Jakarta. Said Soeworo. "The rules permit245 words
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Article27 1979-06-05 30 Arch*ry Athletics Badminton Basketball Boxin* (yrling KiMithall dymna-stics Hockey Jad* Sepak Ultra* Shooting Softball Swimming, water pel* and diving Table tennis Tennis Urißhtliftinx Vnllevball27 words
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Article121 1979-06-05 30 BANDUNG. Mon. The three Indochinese countries Vietnam, Laos and Kampuchea and Brunei have not replied to invitations to participate in the 10th South-east Asia Games to be held in Jakarta from Sept. 21 to 30. The executive committee of the SEA Games Federation, who wereAFP - 121 words
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249 1979-06-05 30 Yorkshire top league, after beating Surrey LONDON, Mon Yorkshire went to the top of tho English Sunday cricket league with a comfortable six wickets win over Surrey in Hull yesterday. Middlesex ended Gloucestershire's run at the head of the table with a four-wicket triumph at Lord's. Although Graham Rim>l*> madeReuter - 249 words
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Article90 1979-06-05 30 SYDNEY. Mon Results of matches played yesterday: Svdae> ragfcy leagae: Penri'th 1. Cronulla 11. Balmain 15 South Sydney 5. St George 20 Newtown 15. Parramatta 15 Eastern Suburbs 10. Manly 12 Canterbury 3. Western Suburbs 23 North Sydney 12. Sydar} ragoy utoa: Parramatta li Manly 3. Gordon 15Reuter - 90 words
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Article29 1979-06-05 30 KINGSTON (Jamaica). Mon Jamaica's all-time cricketgreat. George Headley. who turned 70 on Wednesday, has been awarded the Order of Jamaica, one of the island's highest national honours. APAP - 29 words
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200 1979-06-05 30 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRID A By RAIN continues to interrupt the Singapore cricket team's programme in Britain. In their match against Madeley College of Education in Newcastle-under-I.yme, rain caused play to be suspended until zpm. The 40-over match later ended in a tame draw. Singapore, who200 words
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Article160 1979-06-05 30 SlB K »p,rr »»nn H«* Saag run out 11 P. Ufcwarlal b Burnage 7 M. Neethlaaathaa c Connaway b Burnage 4 L. Vni| c Dunsiord b Kidd 1 M. Jftvaaalhaab Saxalby 29 C. da SUva c Saxalby b Haynes 4 S. SaUUvatl c Connaway b Kidd 0 S. Mtratai160 words
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Article87 1979-06-05 30 SCARBOROUGH^ England), Mon. A Pakistan invitation team trounced India by eight wickets here yesterday as both teams got down to practice for the Prudential World Cup cricket competition. The Indians, making their first full appearance after bein? hit by poor weather last week, strug- gled to 156 forAP - 87 words
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Article57 1979-06-05 30 TOKYO. Mon Japan s 31- j year-old veteran. Shigeru Kasamatsu. and Bulgaria's < European all-round exercise j champion. Stoyan Deltchev. today shared the men's floor i exercise title in the individual event competition of the 1979 fymnastic World Cup at okyo's Yoyogi Olympic gym- nasium Both Kasamatsu andAFP - 57 words
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Article, Illustration122 1979-06-05 30 Chappell announces comeback ADKLAIDE, Mon. Former Australian cricket captain lan (happell last night said that ne planned to retorn to first-class cricket In the im-M season. (happell, 35, told reporters last night that he would be available for South Australia and Australia as a player and captain. "I'm going toReuter - 122 words
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Article, Illustration224 1979-06-05 30 WILFRED YEO - Loh tames Starbowl's lanes at fifth try WILFRED YEO By HIGHLY-RESPECTED S.Y Loh, who has fought, and won, numerous bowling battles, yesterday triumphed against what he described as one of his toughest opponents the tricky lanes at Starbowl. Loh finally "mastered" the lanes on his fifth national championship Masters qualifying224 words
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Article350 1979-06-05 30 THE World Badminton Federation have decided to allow all their membercountries to take part in this September's Southeast Asia Games in Jakarta even if the badminton events are sanctioned by their rivals, the International Badminton Federation, reports BERNARD PERKIRA. This was the latest decision made350 words
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275 1979-06-05 30 PARIS, Mon. American Jimmy Connors today faces his toughest battle yet in his bid to win the French Open tennis championship the one major title which has eluded him. Connors takes on tough Spaniard Manuel Orantes. a former runner-up here, who is oneReuter; AFP - 275 words
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Article, Illustration433 1979-06-05 31 SINGAPORE seem poised to reach the Malaysia Cup final again following their surprising 1-0 away win over Pahang in the first leg of their semi-final on Sunday. But coach Trevor Hartley must still be wary of one big problem complacency. The ease withJERRY SKH - 433 words
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Article233 1979-06-05 31 P'NG HONG KWONG - P'NG HONG KWONG By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. If the Football Association of Selangor plunge straight into preparing their team for the Malaysia Cup soccer final from now. they can't be regarded as being overly optimistic with a two-goal advantage earned at Kota Kinabalu and,NST - 233 words
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Article52 1979-06-05 31 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Singapore were held to a goalless draw by Kedah in a Maiajsian Hockey Federation under-23 Group A match here this evening. Other results: Group A: Malaysian Juniors 8 Pahang 0. Malacca 2 Armed Forces 2: Group B: Perak 4 Johore 1. Selangor 2 PenangNST - 52 words
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Article, Illustration157 1979-06-05 31 THE Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation Mill hold a walkathon on Sept. 9 to collect funds to boost their kitty. Students, now on their mid-year holidays, are assisting the SAWLF by going door-to-door, seeking donations for the walkathon. The SAWLF, whose plans to give their sport157 words
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359 1979-06-05 31 ALL 40,000 tickets for Singapore's second-leg I Malaysia Cup semi-final against Pahang at the National Stadium on Saturday were sold out four < hours before they were j due to go on sale, reports JOE DORAI. The Singapore Sports Council opened their j359 words
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Article39 1979-06-05 31 SINGAPORE Fire Brigade defeated TAS Technicians 4-3 in the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees soccer tournament at r arrer Park Other results: Airport Fire Brigade 1 Public Utilities Board 0. TAS Artisans Branch 4 Immirgration 339 words
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Article21 1979-06-05 31 MINSTRAL Sunray beat Manufacture Element Prefabricate 2-1 in the Ovaltine League Division Two soccer match at Jurong Stadium yesterday.21 words
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Article331 1979-06-05 31 TOKYO. Mon. Fortyfour competitors from nine nations were named yesterday to represent Asia at the second track and field World Cup in Montreal from August 2426. The team: mea 1O metres: Suchan Jaesuraparp (Thai. 10.63). tttm: Yasuhiro Harada (Jpn. 21.34). 4«*m: Shcichi HandaReuter - 331 words
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Article240 1979-06-05 31 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW By THE Shitoryu Karate Association have formed a Black-Belters' Council to revive, among other things, the senior members' interest in the sport. Says David Yap, the SKA spokesman: "We've found that a lot of karatekas hang up their gis once they've attained their black240 words
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Article95 1979-06-05 31 SERANGOON GARDENS beat Leng Kee 33-7 in the second round of the inter-constituency netball tournament. Other results: Ang Mo Kio 40 Khe Bong 21, Whampoa 22 Moulmein 12, Serangoon Gardens 35 MacPherson 8. Ponggol 27 Marine Parade 14, Queenstown 42 Toa Payoh 18, Potong Pasir 24 Katong95 words
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Article34 1979-06-05 31 Today's events BOWLING Singapore national championships (Starbowl). POLO Games (Thomson Rd 5.30). BOCCEB Friendly: Port Authority Recreation Club v Koyo Int XI (Bukit Chermin 5.15). Ovaltine League: Fitzpatricks v National Iron (Jurong Stadium 5.30).34 words
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Article199 1979-06-05 31 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By SEVERAL top golfers are hot and flustered about the current Putra and Nomura Cup trials. One trialist telephoned me yesterday, wanting to know the yardstick for selection. He said: "As I understand from the circular, all trialisls must participate in a minimum199 words
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Article105 1979-06-05 31 OUEENSTOWN A captured' the ander-20 title for the sixth successive time in the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association-sponsored tournament at the Toa Payoh pool. Queenstown A who represented the Republic in the i ASEAN inter-club competition in Medan this season, beat Singapore Armed Forces 12-3 in the105 words
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Article142 1979-06-05 31 SINGAPORE POLO CLUB won the President's Trophy in the Concours Hippique d-Amitie international equestrian competition at Bukit Timah last weekend, reports PETER SIOW. Results President's Trophy: Singapore Polo Club. Individual: 1 K. McKeon, 2 M. Yasuda, 3 L. Tibbatts. 4 B. Swales. Bukit Timah Saddle Club142 words
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111 1979-06-05 31 Kasmaini will lead team, after all KASMAINI SAIVA. will. after all, lead the intermediate team in the friendly soccer match against the West German amateur side. Magstadt. at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday. Kasmaini is serving a 15-day suspension after having been sent out for dissent by referee John111 words
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Article34 1979-06-05 31 SINGAPORE Armed fortes Reservists association thrash ed Singapore Island Country Club 5-0 in the Singapore Squash Racket Association E grade League tournament yesterday. Singapore University beat Singapore Airlines 4-1 in another match34 words
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Article122 1979-06-05 31 A Singapore Civil Service Sports Council golf team left yesterday for Manila, where they will play two matches, reports ERNEST PRIDA. The team, led by Justice Choor Singh," will compete against the Philippines Public Services and Armed Forces. This is SCSSC's second tour abroad, having visited122 words
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Advertisement178 1979-06-05 31 I PLAY SAFE WITH GYROAIRE The cool, clean ventilator fan that saves on money too. Because Gyro-Aire is the fan with the unique concept of working with a dual-purpose effect First, the fan acts as a ventilator that circulates air evenly around the room Then, the safety clutch mechanism locks178 words
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Advertisement429 1979-06-05 31 "Sanuk" is the Thai word bottomed boat where you indulge in rnßr nB "^tK for fun. And fun is what ever y kind oi sea s P° n imaginable. W Thai International tours Chiang Mai Extension Jf fl Eft promise you, if you stay 3 days (from 5279) W V429 words
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Article, Illustration114 1979-06-05 32 BONN, Monday FRANCE closed i.s frontier today to least 1.000 West Germans to prevent them from attending a rally against one of Europe's largest nuclear power projects, the Social Democratic Party's young adult wing said. In a letter to Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich tlenscher, the114 words
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417 1979-06-05 32 TO ALLOW FAMILY REUNIONS' BANGKOK, Monday THE Vietnamese Government has lifted a restriction barring persons of military age from leaving Vietnam, as part of a new seven-point programme for the orderly departure of Vietnamese. Mr Dale S. De Haan, United Nations Deputy HighAP - 417 words
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164 1979-06-05 32 MOTHKR and daughter huddle together for warmth and comfort amid the ruins of their home in the small country town of Cadouv, 215 km north-east of the West Australian city of Perth, which was hit by an earthquake on Saturday. Police said the164 words
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212 1979-06-05 32 3 years" jail for insulting Khomeiny TEHERAN, Monday IRAN'S Islamic Revolutionary Government published the draft of a new press law today which provides up to three years' imprisonment for insulting the religious and revolutionary leaders, cabinet members or people's representatives. One clause of the draft decrees imprisonment from one toAP - 212 words
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Article52 1979-06-05 32 AOME, Mon. The world's aarvest of wheat and grain will be slightly smaller than jriginally expected because of poor weather in the northern hemisphere, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said today. The crop will total only 1.132 billion tonnes in this year's growingAP - 52 words
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Article52 1979-06-05 32 NEW YORK. Mon. The Dow Jones industrial average, which lost 1.12 points on Friday, was ahead 0.78 point to 821.96 at 11 a.m. The closelywatched average fell 15.07 points for the week. Advances led declines. 453 to 445. among the 1,381 issues crossing the New York Stock Exchange52 words
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176 1979-06-05 32 1,000 step ashore in Hongkong after week's wait HONGKONG, Monday ABOUT I.IM Vietnamese refugee* waitlag in Hongkong harbour »bro*d the British freighter Sibsnga for almost a week began landing here today pending their resettlement in Britain. The refageea were ferried lo groups la government launches to a pier, where theyReuter; AP - 176 words
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Article94 1979-06-05 32 Harsh measures threat by Dr M KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Mahathir Mohamad said today Malaysia might have to resort to harsh measures to cope with the worsening Vietnamese refugee problem. "If 500,000 immigrants tried to land in Britain they might probably shoot them," he told aReuter - 94 words
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292 1979-06-05 32 Viets to send peace team to S-east Asia BANGKOK, Monday VIETNAM will soon send a delegation of high-ranking officials on a peace mission to South-east Asian countries, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Nguyen Co Thah told newsmen yesterday. During a brief stopover here on his way to the non-alignedAFP - 292 words
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Article43 1979-06-05 32 JAKARTA, Mon. The comfrey plant, which recently pained unprecedented popularity among large sections of the Indonesian people as a cure against various diseases, including cancer, has now been officially declared a health hazard if consumed over long periods. AFP.AFP - 43 words
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Obituary130 1979-06-05 32 Late CLASSIFIEDS DEATHS MADAM LIM SWEE CHENG, aged 77, passed away peacefully on 4/ 6/79 leaving behind beloved sons Siong Scow Lin. Slong Scow Liang, Slong Scow Hoon. Slong Scow Hlong, daughters Slong Slew Oon. Slong Slew Poh. Slong Slew Foon, Slong Slew Chwee, daugnters-in-law Ma Rey. Lee Gek Keow.130 words
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Article111 1979-06-05 32 MP who broke the law 31 times JERUSALEM, Mon ISRAELI police have booked 40 parliamentarians for some 120 motoring offences in recent months, but Knesset (Parliament) Speaker Yitzhak Shamir has said he favours ending MPs' immunity from prosecution although he is himself an offender. Mr Shamir's offence was speeding, andAFP - 111 words
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Article21 1979-06-05 32 LONDON. Mon. The clouds of Venus probably hold colonies of living bacteria, two astronomers Cardiff University said here. AFP.AFP - 21 words
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Advertisement250 1979-06-05 32 RISINESS TIMES re's I m;m< i.ti I >.nl> I caiirmm TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. HOT on the heels of the recent air talks with the US, which was successfully concluded last weekend, Singapore is now preparing to take advantage of the rights to operate beyond that country to other destinations More air250 words
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Miscellaneous139 1979-06-05 32 Amsterdam 16-28 C Cloudy Us Aagek* 14-21 C Cloudy Atheas 22-30 C Clear i^^j, 24.33 c Ooudy Baagkek 2W4C Clear Meatreal 19-25 C Clear B rßl lM5c Clw Mm* 9-21 C Goudy Berlla 20-29 C Clear New DeUU 25-39 C Clear BnuwU 17-27 C Cloudy New Yark 17-19 C Qoudy139 words
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Article, Illustration605 1979-06-05 1 Japan's towering cost of living Writing for the Straits Times, JOHN TAN of the Business Times reports on the astronomical economics of everyday life in Tokyo THE NEXT time one hears about expensive cars and pricey restaurants in Singapore, one would do well to remember that, by comparison, prices in605 words
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532 1979-06-05 1 THOMAS LASK - THOMAS LASK By in New York BERYL Bainbridge has never been a journalist. But as a writer, she acts like one in an important regard: She needs a deadline. "I can't function without a deadline," the English novelist said onNYT - 532 words
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596 1979-06-05 1 GRAHAM EARNSHAW - Chinese legal system comes back into the public eye GRAHAM EARNSHAW By in Beijing (Peking) CHINA'S leading newspaper has published a detailed account of the public trial of a 24-year-old man accused of attempted murder and sentenced to indefinite imprisonment for the crime. The report in the People's Daily, theReuter - 596 words
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Advertisement16 1979-06-05 1 B^B^- 51 ACMA Electrical Industries Ltd. 4j] 9 Gul Circle. Jurong Town. Singapore 22 Tel. *****716 words
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Advertisement237 1979-06-05 1 INSIDE: LEISURE: Instant Asia show can be improved 2 Films for admirers of beautiful and unique buildings. 2 D WOMAN PLUS: Seeing to welfare of ex-drug takers 3 L^L^^r t^^^p tj Sw4wn*vfc4i tons Me^Mto Rmmu Mwih DEPARTMENT STORE SUPA-SAVE CENTRE I CTrttfO*^ —^O-^B^B^Bi^BiaaßaaaaaßHHM^^^^^— f L^Lb ami aff Sb3bPSb^^S b^H L^bhbK^b^237 words
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Article, Illustration388 1979-06-05 2 ARE you one of those who would gaze awestruck at beautiful buildings, admiring their fine architecture and unique designs? If so. there's a chance for you to drink in the beauty and grandeur of splendid historic buildings in England like St Paul's Cathedral.388 words
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Article, Illustration384 1979-06-05 2 LING POON WAH - LING POON WAH By THE Instant Asia cultural show, an essential main course for tourists for many years, is quite a palatable dish were it not for its scant respect for garnishing which would have given it more polish. Not caring to decorate the384 words
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Article95 1979-06-05 2 JUNE 15 will be the night for disco fans at the Kallang Go-Skate Rink in Leisuredrome. Simply called Disco, it is organised by Warner Elektra Atlantic (WEA) Records, which has planned a low-budget package of fun and entertainment. The programme will feature a95 words
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Article212 1979-06-05 2 Another outlet for local talent LOCAL performing talent will have another outlet (or its skills when the Instant Asia cultural show moves to Its new venae at the Singapore Cultural Theatre In August. They will provide guest Items to the main show regularly to coincide with the various local festivals212 words
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Advertisement255 1979-06-05 2 RUBIKRPIAS'aO THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL RUBBER AND PLASTICS EXHIBITION FOR ASIA WORLD TRADE CENTRE. SINGAPORE 26-30 MAY 1980 Every year, thousands ol new rubber anc* plastic products enter the market Whether tor use in industry or the home, every product reflects some new development in engineering or marketing expertise It you're255 words
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Miscellaneous905 1979-06-05 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 300 PM Opening and Laveme and Shir- 6.30 News in Brief ley (r) 6.35 ChMren of the World Guatema3.2. to, f E«* <&**) m mitSl'dfcW 3.30 Afternoon Matinee Sitting Pretty 7.30 News (Malay) (Part 2) 7.45 Pusparama (Malay) 4 00 Science Report 8.30 The Rockford905 words
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Article, Illustration90 1979-06-05 3 JUST THE THING TO WEAR AFTER A SWIM BE A BEACH belle in a bikini that comes with a pretty cover-up that's bright and vibrant with pineapple prints. Belinda (top right) sports the brief M.dni, cleverly held together by strings, while Lisa shows off the bandeau styleFRANCIS ONG - 90 words
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Article, Illustration1116 1979-06-05 3 SHEILA CHEONG - SHEILA CHEONG By TRY AS he might, there was no way Pillay Rajrndran could convince his drug addict friend to kick the habit. So. when there was a call from the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association (SANA) for volunteers to be trained as aftercare officers, the1,116 words
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Article211 1979-06-05 3 THERE IS a need for more volunteer aftercare officers (VAOs) to be "friend" and "helpmate" to the many drug takers on release from the drug rehabilitation centres every six months. Only about one-quarter of those on release are presently enjoying the services of these aftercare officers. Sana co-ordinates211 words
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Advertisement247 1979-06-05 3 Your Gift: The "Think Clinique" Collection Jumsth-17th With purchases of $50 or more, take home the "Think Clinique" Collection, travel sizes of 4 bestloved Clinique items indispensable to women who think Clinique: Facial Soap Mild for super-clean skin. •Special Hand and Body Lotion to sotten and smoothen, all over. J^247 words
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