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Title Section15 1979-06-20 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1979 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79 I15 words
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Article674 1979-06-20 1 TOKYO, Tuesday THE United States has proposed to the six other major western nations taking part in the Tokyo Summit next week that they establish an oil-lending system to help each other overcome the effects of an oil cutback, Japanese Government sources said yesterday. TheAgencies - 674 words
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Article, Illustration523 1979-06-20 1 Talks likely next month UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday THE United Nations will act shortly on proposals for an international conference on the Indochina refugee crisis, with the session likely in mid-July, an official source said today. No decision has yet been made about the venue of523 words
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Article281 1979-06-20 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIA and Indonesia are expected to operate joint naval patrols in the South China Sea as part of their tough new policy against the Vietnamese "boat people", government sources here said today. A senior Indonesian Defence Ministry official is flying in tomorrow forReuter - 281 words
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Article56 1979-06-20 1 Uganda move to extradite Amin KAMPALA, Tues Extradition papers accusing fugitive dictator Marshal Idi Amin of murder are being drawn up by the new Ugandan Government, Minister for Internal Affairs l.utakome Kayira said today. He said the papers would be sent to several countries where Marshall Amin might he livingReuter - 56 words
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Article32 1979-06-20 1 CAPE TOWN, Tues. Mr Marais Viljoen was today elected President of South Africa in succession to Mr John Vorster who resigned over the "slush funds" scandal two weeks ago Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article54 1979-06-20 1 COLORADO SPRINGS. Tues A Chinese satellite fell back i. amffh >i-,tcriL)> MNnewherr on US territory, a spokesman for the North American Air Defence Centre (Norad) announced yesterday The spokesman said latest data picked up by Norad radar indicated that the satellite or debris from it fell some whereAFP - 54 words
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Article, Illustration68 1979-06-20 1 A NICARAGUAN national guardsman Ues on the ground as he pleads with a KuerilU for his life after helng raptured while trying to escape daring the battle for the country's second largest city of Leon. Sandinlst guerillas took complete control of Leon on Sunday andAP - 68 words
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656 1979-06-20 1 GEORGE JOSEPH - Leave: A final choice for civil servants GEORGE JOSEPH By ALL civil servants have been given a second and final chance to decide on the type of leave scheme they want the 1951 scheme with 21 to 39 days' leave per year depending on grade of service or the 1973656 words
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Article76 1979-06-20 1 ATHENS, Tues. Members of the International Press Institute (IPI) today rejected a suggestion that journalists should have a special international status to protect them. Mr Scan Macßride, president of the Unesco International Commission for the Study of Communication Problems, told the IPI annual assembly meeting here thatReuter - 76 words
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Article30 1979-06-20 1 LAGE (West Germany), Tues. Seven people died when a West German air force Phantom jet crashed into a farmhouse and exploded last night. military officials said today. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article23 1979-06-20 1 UP TO 1 P.M. TODAY: Isolated showers In late morning. TEMPERATURES UP TO A.M. TOMORROW: Maximum 31 C; minimum 25 C.UP - 23 words
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Article56 1979-06-20 1 TOKYO. Tues. The Japanese oil refinery industry' will ask Mexico to export about 400,000 barrels of crude oil a day to Japan, industry sources said today. The request will be made to Mexico's state-run oil company, Pemex, when Pemex director General Jorge Diaz Serrano visits TokyoAFP - 56 words
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Article47 1979-06-20 1 BELFAST, Tues. Armed gangs of Irish guerillas today blasted hotels with bombs planted in six towns across Northern Ireland. The prime target was Northern Ireland's best-known hotel, the Wellington Park in Belfast, which was set ablaze by at least six small bombs. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article81 1979-06-20 1 THE Singapore Zoological Gardens will present a pair of lions to the Hangznou (Hangchow) Zoo as a gesture of friendship, following the recent visit of the Deputy Prime Minister and Education Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, to China. The lions are two and three years old,81 words
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Article71 1979-06-20 1 OISO (Japan). Tues. The site of the June 26 talks between Japanese Prime Minis ter Masayoshi Ohira and US President Carter was attacked by leftist radicals today but there was no damage, tolice said. A two-tonne truck burst into flames on a by-path near a house inAFP - 71 words
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Article65 1979-06-20 1 SVDNKY, Tues. Petrol rationing will start from tomorrow through oat New South Wales following a strike by about 451 workers from two Sydney refine lies which supply at least two-thirds of the state's oil requirements. The New South Hairs (iovernment has frozen all stocks of65 words
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183 1979-06-20 1 2 held after heroin haul in hotel JAKARTA, Tues POLICE today announced the arrest of two men a Singaporean and a Thai after seizing almost two kg of heroin in their hotel rooms here. It was the biggest heroin haul in Indonesia. National police spokesman Col Darmawan Sudarsono said theReuter - 183 words
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Advertisement312 1979-06-20 1 CHINA WILL GIVE US KEEN CHALLENGE Page 9 CARTER to fight for S»lt ratification 2 RUSSIA may extend influence in M-Emst S 'VIET officials led refugees to Hney Fa»g' 4 WHY US killed off oil probe plan 5 THE soldier farmers S STANDARD rates for three HDB zones 7 'MAKE312 words
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Article, Illustration489 1979-06-20 2 All out drive to win Senate support WASHINGTON, Tues PRESIDENT Carter left Vienna yesterday with a kiss and a hug from Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev but the response in the US Senate to the newly-signed strategic arms limitation treaty was not as warm andReuter; AP; UPI - 489 words
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329 1979-06-20 2 WASHINGTON, Tuesday ALL the letters are about it. They are usually politely prefaced "Dear President Carter," before spewing out a profusion of wacky advice and ideas. "Shoot a missile at it," said one. Or, "Fill a robot plane with TNT and crash intoNYT - 329 words
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Article43 1979-06-20 2 MANILA, Tnes. A Philippines assemblyman Itogelio Qui&mbo is urging President Ferdinand Marcos to declare a state of national emergency next month against the possibility of the American Skylab breaking up over the country and showering it with damaging debris. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article195 1979-06-20 2 Soviets tell size of arsenal WASHINGTON, Tues IN conjunction with Salt 11, the Soviet Union yesterday for the first time revealed the exact size of its nuclear arsenal with figures that vary slightly from US estimates. US negotiators consider the divulging of strategic military secrets to be an unprecedented breakUPI - 195 words
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138 1979-06-20 2 Thumbs up to 100 N-plant inspectors WASHINGTON, Tues. The American House of Representatives yesterday voted overwhelmingly to require th.? presence of federal safety inspectors at all US nuclear power facilities, but refused to halt construction of plants in states that do not have evacuation plaas. On a 350-10 vote, theAP - 138 words
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Article34 1979-06-20 2 KARACHI. Tues At leasi m\ poqpw dietl and scores suf fcicl heat stroke in a heat wave tjiK-hing 47 C'entißratk in the MUtatm Pakistan prov inn- of Sincl today, official.' s;iid Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Advertisement425 1979-06-20 2 Live in the greenest and prettiest surroundings. At Tai Hwan Garden, we laid a solid foundation for you and X your family to enjoy a new experience and a change with I the clean smell of fresh air. I Sl///S 1 Tai Hwan Garden, sited off Lorong Chuan lies between425 words
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247 1979-06-20 3 Soviets likely to stage coup in Kabul ISLAMABAD. Tues The Soviet I'nion is likely to stage a coup in Afghanistan to overthrow the embattled legime of President Nut Mohammad Taraki and install a new government acceptable to Muslim rebels now gaining widespread support throughout the country in a series of247 words
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Article30 1979-06-20 3 LISBON. Tues. The fmted States and Portugal yesterday signed an agreement extendmilitary use of Portugal's Lajes Airbase in the Azores until February 1983. il was officially announced ki-uter30 words
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Article76 1979-06-20 3 4 He is a crook. He is a fraud. He is a sponger. He is a whiner. He is a parasite. But, of course, he could still be telling the truth. It is a question of A belief. J Judge Sir Joseph Cantley. summing up the trial76 words
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298 1979-06-20 3 PARIS. Tues. Oil shortages will hit the Soviet Union in a few years and Moscow may "try to extend its influence in the Middle East as a result, the president of the assembly of the Western European Union (WEU) said today. The West shouldReuter - 298 words
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Article299 1979-06-20 3 EDMUND TEO - Thousands of jobs go a-begging EDMUND TEO By Out London reporter THOUSANDS of good jobs are going begging in industry simply because there are not enough youngsters with the right skills and qualifications to fill them, according to Britain's Under-Secretary for Education, Dr Rhodes Bovson. Dr Boyson, who is in299 words
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Article62 1979-06-20 3 WASHINGTON: About 100,000 lorry drivers will go on strike at midnight tomorrow unless the Carter Administration guarantees them all the fuel they need, the drivers' spokesman said yesterday. Mr William Hill, spokesman for the independent truckers unity coalition, said his members also wanted to raiseReuter - 62 words
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Article71 1979-06-20 3 BEIJING (PEKING): Chairman Hua Guofeng (Hua Kuo-feng) tola China's Parliament yesterday that the country's steadily mounting output of crude oil reached a level of about 780 million barrels in 1978, about one quarter the output of the OS. Though well below the roughly three billion barrelUPI - 71 words
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Article99 1979-06-20 3 Proposal for 'watchdog' bodies LONDON, Tues. Britain's new Conservative administration today promised to try to get more "open government" by proposing to establish a set of investigative House of Commons committees. These "watchdog" committees, composed of rank-and-file politicians who will elect their own chairman, will have power to request for99 words
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310 1979-06-20 3 God who earns millions from hair trade NEW DELHI, Tues. In impoverished India, where the average person ekes out a living on $28 a month, a two-metre tall idol is making millions of dollars from the wig trade, flourishing off pilgrims who shave their heads when they come to pray.310 words
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Article35 1979-06-20 3 BANGKOK, Tues. An agreement which allows special low air fares between Thailand and the United States and gives Thai International new routes to the US has been concluded between the two countries. AFP.AFP - 35 words
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Advertisement482 1979-06-20 3 L* 1 ■i* Ta f» uE F- .1 ll *M fc'-* I I Cm "<• I 1 *^*«I^^L CATHAY PACIFIC 14 TIMES WEEKLY TO HONG KONG Daily SuperTriStar flights depart at 1 0.50 am. SuperTriStar flights via Bangkok depart on Mon. Wed. Fri. and Sun. at 8.50 am. 8707 flights482 words
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Article, Illustration283 1979-06-20 4 'Viet officials led refugees to Huey Fong HONGKONG, Tues LORRY-LOADS of would-be refugees, who had all paid in gold, were guided by Vietnamese officials to the freighter Huey Fong before it left Vietnam for Hongkong last December, a court was told today. Kwok Wah-Leung, principal crown witness in the trialReuter - 283 words
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289 1979-06-20 4 Hanoi's attitude inhuman, says minister LONDON, Tues BRITISH Minister of State at the Foreign Office Sir Ian Gilmour today described as "disgraceful and inhuman" the attitude of the Hanoi Government towards the plight of Vietnamese boat people. In a statement to the House of Commons here, Sir Ian said Hanoi'sAgencies - 289 words
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Article55 1979-06-20 4 CAPE TOWN, Tues. The South African Government yesterday introduced a bill which would effectively close the account books on the multi-million-rand Information Department scandal which had rocked the country for the past two years. The bill would also allow secret information operations to continue withoutReuter - 55 words
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Article, Illustration44 1979-06-20 4 HOPE TRIES CHINESE CHESS AMERICAN actorentertainer Bob Hope tries his hand at Chinese chess with two Chinese taxi drivers in Beijing (Peking) on Monday. He spent his second day in Beijing shopping along Lin Li Chang, a narrow street with antique shops. AP pictore.AP - 44 words
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202 1979-06-20 4 TOKYO, Tues. A big Soviet tank-landing ship sailed south through the East China Sea today as a powerful task force centred around the carrier j Minsk moved north in the South China Sea, Japanese intelligence officers said. They said the 4,000- tonneReuter - 202 words
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231 1979-06-20 4 HONGKONG, Turn. CHINA, could earn US$2.5 billion (S$5.5 billion) in foreign reserve a year if it exported a I one-million-strong labour force for business ventures overseas, a Beijing (Peking) economic journal said today in an article on Chinese plans to exploit its hugeUPI - 231 words
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Article, Illustration299 1979-06-20 4 No more to come, Pol Pot promises Thailand BANGKOK, Tuesday OUSTED Kampuchean Premier Pol Pot has promised to keep his followers from flooding into Thailand again, Khmer Rouge radio said. The broadcast, monitored in Bangkok, quoted a letter from Mr Pol Pot to Thai Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan. pledging "cooperationAFP - 299 words
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Article83 1979-06-20 4 Bishops asked for views VATICAN CITY, Tues. The Vatican is asking Raman Catholic bishops around the world for their views on artificial birth control, which was banned by Pope Paul in 1*8, a senior official said today. Their opinions on this highly controversial Issue and other problems involving Roman CatholicReuter - 83 words
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Article41 1979-06-20 4 LONDON, Tues. Britain today protested against the executions of former government leaders in Ghana and railed on the African nation to carry out future trials and sentences in accordance with "internationally accepted principles of justice and human rights." UPI.UPI - 41 words
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Article33 1979-06-20 4 BEIRUT. Tues.— Israeli planes hit suspected Palestinian targets in South Lebanon for the first time in 10 days yesterday, wounding more than a dozen people, Palestinian and Lebanese officials said. UPI.UPI - 33 words
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Advertisement172 1979-06-20 4 Complicated business calculations become so easy with SHARP Office Electronic Calculators For fastest short-cut to efficiency wide range of calculating possibilities. SHARP CS-4263. I^4 i^LW Ss 14-digit Printer Display. J^^ yV Whether it's precision B^^pl^^ W jr printing on easy-to-read green x. W£^4ljA y^ fluorescent digit display or K^^4 y^172 words
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Advertisement288 1979-06-20 4 COURAGE \L CONFIDENCE J^# UAOERSHIplVfl cmlicawniok 10 ways Ike Dale CinegleCMne ■dpi aei aid »o«e. l€fmn |M cmMiki S*ut erttttrrelv Mt r*MuN ml f«H >«tti It it rwr tail «4k mr I'wp TftMt M* tftet a* TOu' feet Cm*'* luf m< Mtni It I keHtf CMMTUlWIlXill Pwtff, .ki mtm iMtm288 words
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Article, Illustration78 1979-06-20 5 NOW that the Vienna summit is aver, Tokyo is getting ready to host its own summit this one of free industrial nations on June 28 and 29. This lapanesf lass is modelling a T-shirt in Tokyo on Monday, celebrating the roming event in which the heads ofAP - 78 words
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Article445 1979-06-20 5 WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE Carter Administration killed off a World Bank proposal to provide money for oil exploration in less-de-veloped countries because of its potential impact on the multinational petroleum companies, according to a Congressional study. The General Accounting Office questioned the administration's decisionNYT - 445 words
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Article90 1979-06-20 5 HUSH-HUSH TALKS IN PRETORIA? SALISBURY, Tues. Bishop Abel Muzorewa. first black prime minister of Zimbabwe Rhodesia, held secret talks in Pretoria last week with his South African coun- terpart Pieter Botha. i the Inter- Africa News Agency (IANA) reported last night. Cabinet ministers here refused to comment on the report,Reuter - 90 words
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Article226 1979-06-20 5 Syria, Iraq accord on merger BAGHDAD, Tuesday SYRIA and Iraq agreed today to form a joint political leadership, the Iraq News Agency (Ina) reported, adding that Presidents Hafez; al-Assad of Syria and Ahmed Hassan al-Bakr of Iraq, meeting here, signed a "political declaration" under which the leadership would be setReuter - 226 words
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Article35 1979-06-20 5 MANILA, Tues. A storage full of dynamite exploded last night, leaving scores of people injured and causing millions of pesos in damage in Surigao city, southern Philippines, the Philippines News Agency reported. AFP.AFP - 35 words
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Article112 1979-06-20 5 Sandinist Front recognised by US WASHINGTON, Tues. The United States has recognised the rebel Sandinist Front as a legitimate opposition element in the search for a peaceful solution to the civil war in Nicaragua, State Department spokeswoman Jill Schuker said yesterday. The State Department has asked Dominican Republic Foreign MinisterAP - 112 words
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104 1979-06-20 5 ATHENS, Tms. Thirteen people have died in Greece fr«m heart attacks caused by extreme heat daring the past 24 hoars and scores mere have been treated for sun stroke in hospitals, newspapers here reported today. Temperatures la Athens aad the island ofAFP - 104 words
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Advertisement156 1979-06-20 5 s A Breath Of Fresh Air AVith Central Air from GENERAL ELECTRIC Many models TTImTII Ml l^^^^^' A used in over 2.000.000 installations. > Exclusive spine fins for efficient cooling. Five-year compressor warranty. CALL to-day for details Sin Hup Hin Tel, *****3 Uni- Aire (S) Pte. Ltd. Tel, *****22 Unicool156 words
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Advertisement589 1979-06-20 5 II- 1 kfl 'I The estate comprises Stepped Units and split-level Apartments. <?^w Located near Singapore Island Country Club and Thomson *W/V > f S^\ I \Jr 2.75 hectare (6.8 acre) of landscaped communal open space. A swimming pool children's wading pool with changing \^j^~^ gl\- I—'1 1 rooms. I589 words
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Article80 1979-06-20 6 21 small loans approved by EDB THE Kronomir Development Baard approved 21 ions for loans the Small Indus- -m heme in the first four months the About 40 per rent of the ''"tailing $4 million, went to the building i industry while 30 (>. k«l up by the machine i:80 words
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Article171 1979-06-20 6 MATSUSHITA, the Jami.int. has ~t merits to $100 million after rs four times its initial investment ■Ml] s|M)kesman business Times this figure could double in the ne\l three to fOUI This planned nqMMhM after the establishment of integrated operatiims here fot the manufactnrc of raMgerator com an171 words
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Article, Illustration212 1979-06-20 6 THK Singapore Armed Korces |r»»s 4,5 M kg of "bayam" (spinach) rvrr> month without using sail. The spinaoh Is drawn at a M-brd hydroponics (arm at Kranjl tamp and is cared by thr chief farmer, Sgt hia TUrk SUrk and seven helpers. The latest Issoe of the212 words
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Article166 1979-06-20 6 THE Public Works Department has completed three new schools under its School Building Programme and will hand them over to the Education Ministry this week. A primary school at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8 will be handed over today at 9.30 a.m. Construction of this166 words
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Article248 1979-06-20 6 THE World Trade Centre is unlikely to change its mind over its decision to disallow the Asia Marine '81 exhibition to be held in Singapore because of a duplication of exhibitions within the same year. The WTC has already informed the exhibition organisers, Eurotech Management248 words
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Article37 1979-06-20 6 CHAN CHEE HOONG. 19. was fined $100 by a district court yesterday for disturbing the public peace by fighting with four other people on April 28 at 11.43 pm in Commonwealth Drive He pleaded guilty.37 words
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368 1979-06-20 6 ASEAN shippers' councils are to recommend to their governments to enact national legislation which would require shipping conferences to conduct "meaningful" negotiations with the councils on proposed freight increases and shipping terms. This is one of the decisions reached yesterday at the368 words
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Article40 1979-06-20 6 THE Deputy Senior Stale Counsel. Mr Chao Hick Tin. will speak on Issues on Law of the Sea at a conference held by the United Nations Association of Singapore at the Regional Language Centre tonight at 7.30.40 words
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247 1979-06-20 6 SINGAPOREANS have been enjoying the benefits of low inflation during the first half of this year. For the first five months, consumer prices rose by 2.5 per cent. Last month, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) edged up by 0.8 per cent over247 words
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122 1979-06-20 6 THE Handicaps' Welfare Association has called on Singaporeans to include concern for the handicapped as part of the national courtesy campaign. An editorial in its latest publication. Handicaps' Monthly, notes that slogans on courtesy being the Singaporean way of life are appearing all around122 words
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39 1979-06-20 6 SAVE ELECTRICITY DRIVE DOWN AGAIN BY 2pc Monday's electrical consumption of 17.94 million units was a drop of 2.18 per cent compared with the average Monday consumption in March of 18.34 million units. Consumption has been dropping since Friday.39 words
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Advertisement56 1979-06-20 6 EUnnCELISTIC [RUSUDE 21-24 JUHE I979 Nightly: 7.30pm Venue: ApdUo Hotel Speaker: Rev. John Lee K.P. Guest Speaker: Rev. Tom Warthan We Pray for the Sick jJ^l f Jesus has saved my family and i 4^HkW Blessed us with Good Health I J* Mrs Foo Fong Jin ALL AftE WELCOME Introducing56 words
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Miscellaneous306 1979-06-20 6 FILM SHOWS for the pub- and Crafts Pte. Ltd 29C, lie at National Museum at Block 261. Waterloo 8 p.m.: Sky bridges. Street, from 10 a.m. to 8 Becoming Aboriginal and p.m. On till July 1. Hospitals Don't Burn CH1NKSK ART AND Down. Free admission. HANDICRAFT KXHIBIPUPPET SHOW at Cen-306 words
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205 1979-06-20 7 Call for national federation of martial arts THE Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office). Mr Lee Khoon (.'hoy. has urged the martial* arts bodies of the various races to form a national martial arts federation representative of the local martial arts world. Mr Lee. who is also chairman of205 words
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Article159 1979-06-20 7 Leader of forged visas gang held lOIIOKK Immigration Department officials have arrested a M-year-old Singaporean wanted here and said t* be the ring-leader of a syndicate forging Singapore visas and later selling them to Indian tourists. The man was arrested In -lotion- Bam daring the weekend, at a house In159 words
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Article100 1979-06-20 7 FIFTEEN minutes before he was due to receive his appointment certificate as an honorary aide to President Sheares at the Istana last Saturday. Mr Simon Edgar Perera. technical manager of Singapore Pools, complained of chest pain. He was rushed to Singa- I pore General Hospital100 words
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218 1979-06-20 7 Identity not proven, so man is cleared of outrage charges TAN Sze Ming. 23, was yesterday acquitted by a district judge on two charges of outraging the modesty of a 32-year-old housewife and attempting to rob her in a lift in Emerald Hill Mansions last Aug 4 at about 2218 words
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Article91 1979-06-20 7 Bursaries for Bedok students THE Bedok citizens consultative committee is offering bursaries to needy pupils from Primary Four to Secondary Four. Application forms for students in the constituency are available from Mr Mohd Said Samad at Bedok View Secondary School in Bedok South Avenue 3, or Mr Poh Her Seng91 words
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Article48 1979-06-20 7 SACADEVAN s o MURUGAN. J7. was charged in a district court on Monday with cheating Somoetono bin Wang so of TWO in Ocean Building in Collyer Quay on March 161 ast year. The case will be further n.enlioned on June 25 Bail ol $3,000 was offered48 words
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272 1979-06-20 7 Standard rates for three HDB zones THE Housing Board has standardised the initial payment for home-ownership flats in three of its eight housing zones which have suburban and new town estates. Applicants buying flats in these three zones Telok Blangah dementi, Bedok Tampines and Ang Mo Kio Hou Kang now272 words
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Article46 1979-06-20 7 RATHANAM PILLAI SUBRAMANIAN. 45. was fined $250 and jailed for a day by a district court yesterday for stealing four packets of razor blade cartridges worth $19 60 He admitted stealing the cartridges from Silo Emporium in Kallang Baru on Sunday.46 words
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Article31 1979-06-20 7 THE Singapore International Chamber of Commerce has elected Mr D. M. Brown its chairman (or the second successive year His deputies are Mr R. w. I.utton and Mr J.31 words
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Advertisement135 1979-06-20 7 ft EvenfThurscib, (4 F 4nde brings you igenerousluntjh buffet spread of delectaWe and akvoury Western and local dishes. Also, we put on a fashion show by a leading boutique in town. Time: From 12 noon 2 pm Show: 1 .30 pm Models: IMP International Buffet Lunch: $12 10% 3% For135 words
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Advertisement1018 1979-06-20 7 Be refreshed. With Yomeishu. Yomeishu is a timeless tonic for the active people of today. Prepared from a 370-year-old ffffff formula handed down through the generations, A il Yomeishu contains more than 10 medicinal M R herbs well- known in the East for their health IP 1i promoting properties. l^^^^1,018 words
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Article125 1979-06-20 8 $245 m deficit in first quarter THE Singapore Government incurred a deficit of $245 million in its fiscal operations during the first quarter this yeai This is less than the shortfall of $110 million during the same period last year, according to latest Official statistics. As in the past, this125 words
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Article37 1979-06-20 8 THE (xvu|>ationa] health and safety emmittee of the Amalgamted I'nion of Public Employees (Aupei will screen four films on fire and safety at Uism.i Aupe in Upper Paya I-phnt Road on Friday at 7 p.m.37 words
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Article, Illustration105 1979-06-20 8 Lee-Keith talks on trade links PRIME Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew held talks with the British Minister (or Industry, Sir Keith Joseph (right), In London on Monday. The talks are believed to be centred on trade links between the two countries and the prospects for increased British investments here. Mr105 words
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Article54 1979-06-20 8 THE director of education. Mr Chan Kai Yau. will give away prizes to winners of the Singapore Business and Professional Women's Association and Rotary Club West essay competition. "The child and the working mother." on June 27. The prize-giving will be held at the Shangri-La54 words
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542 1979-06-20 8 'Make greater use of trading firms' LOCAL exporters should make greater use of trading companies which are far better at carrying out the task of export promotion, the acting Minister for Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, said yesterday. Speaking at the annual lunch of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce542 words
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Article42 1979-06-20 8 A CASE of cholera was confirmed during the past week. The victim is a 41-year-old man staying in Telok Blangah and he is being treated in Middleton Hospital, Epidemiological investigation is in progress to trace the source of infection.42 words
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Article76 1979-06-20 8 24-lecture course on Russian A TEACHER of Russian, Mr Terechtchenko Gueorgui, will hold a 24-lecture course on elementary Russian language in Tutorial Room EL 1, Bukit Timah campus, every Monday and Wednesday from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. starting on July 2. He will also Rive a 24-ler-ture course in76 words
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Article24 1979-06-20 8 THE Mountbatten community centre will hold a three-month restaurant rooking course on Friday evenings at its premises soon For details. tp|; 4<l7:txT24 words
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319 1979-06-20 8 SICC on next NWC: Reaction will be muted THE chairman of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce, Mr D.M. Brown, gave an assurance ycsterilay that, although the National Wages Council guidelines for the con. ing year are expected to be "controversial." the reaction of employers "within the stable and responsive319 words
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Article71 1979-06-20 8 THE Old Victorians' Assoeia nor aril] hold its 38th anniversai v dinner and dance ii ihr Shangri-I^a Hotel on July 18. The guest of honour is Mr C. V Dcvan Nan president of the NTUC and MP for Anson All old Wtonan.s Interested in attending the function can71 words
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Advertisement307 1979-06-20 8 the WELL PROVEN TECHNIQUES OF SUCCESSFUL SELLING from the SPECIALISTS I \Wj THE NATIONAL SCHOOL OF SALESMANSHIP, ENGLAND. ■no in els THE NATIONAL SCHOOL ol SALESMANSHIP COURSES are now available direct from FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS HOME STUDIES DIVISION B The Registrar ■> >>a V| Federal Publications Home St" |O*'' 1 I307 words
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Miscellaneous272 1979-06-20 8 Straits Times Crossword M'Ross mon' C),,.li 6 Employe's cilthis store are not 1 Various pieces written by piarlieal men e.rentries- Eliot, initially (Hi r VoUclM non sink.-rs h.iven't 5 H'rertion to watch output ol HarUd (4) fUil. perhaps (6) ln> |UM f lhe 9 PUn rise (or makers of sweoi.s272 words
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Article92 1979-06-20 9 SGH: Phase Three to start soon WORK on Phase 3 of the new $238 million Singapore General Hospital will start in about one to two months. A Health Ministry spokesman confirmed that work on the first two phases of the 1,659-bed hospital redevelopment project is now near ing completion. Phase92 words
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Article, Illustration95 1979-06-20 9 AGAINST the barkdrop of dorian venders doing a roaring trade last night, a lone policeman was caught in this picture patrolling the area following a snatch theft rase on Monday night. Thousands of Singaporeans have thronged the dorian centre since the peak season began two95 words
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Article, Illustration945 1979-06-20 9 China will give us keen competition in 5-10 years SAYS SICC CHIEF SO PREPARE FOR THE DAY CHINA is likely to become a keen industrial competitor of Singapore j within the next five to 10 years, the chairman of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce," Mr D. M. i Brown,945 words
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387 1979-06-20 9 THE Singapore International Chamber of Commerce supports recent criticism that progress in Asean economic development has been "too limited," said its chairman. Mr D.M. Brown, yesterday. He expressed the hope that there would be a more rapid evolution of Asean economic policies. "While work387 words
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789 1979-06-20 9 THE staff of the Vocational and Industrial Training Board should note that promotion is by merit, to be earned, and is not a right. The director of the VTTB, Mr Lim Jit Poh, stressed this in a speech at the workshop on789 words
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Article42 1979-06-20 9 A PRELIMINARY inquiry into the case against Kong Sai Kow. 33. charged with the murder of Madam Sum Ling, 50. on March 26 in Merpaii Road, will held on Aug 3 in Court 16. Kong was remanded in Queenstown lock-up.42 words
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132 1979-06-20 9 THE acting Social Affairs Minister, Dr Ahmad Mattar, will open an International Year of the Child '79 exhibition held by the Singapore Jaycees and the Singapore Council of Social Service at the Conference Hall at 7 tonight. The four-day exhibition features a132 words
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Article73 1979-06-20 9 A SECRETARY, Miss Angeline Lim, 26, has won the Guinness Stout Effort Award for May for establishing the first toy library in a community centre. She will receive a certificate, an engraved pew ter goblet, a Guinness Book of Records and several hundred dollars worth of73 words
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Advertisement150 1979-06-20 9 FABRIC Colourful, modern patterns and fabrics for curtains, cushion covers, table cloths and bedsheets. LIGHTING The newest lamp styles which brightei. up homes even when they're off. FURNITURE Luxury and comfort combined in ultramodern design for beautiful cosy homes. AUSTRALIAN ITYLE Seven top Australian manufacturers will present their latest and150 words
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Advertisement483 1979-06-20 9 TRADE through Rothschild In US dollar terms the gold price has risen over 700% since 1968. Active markets provide a wealth of trading opportunities. The dealing costs of trading in gold through us are at least fifteen times less than the equivalent costs of dealing in shares quoted on the483 words
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Advertisement1619 1979-06-20 10 i 5 w KUkl! **Sb sjb ci._ Factories, hotels, shopping complexes and offices are the biggest consumers of electricity in Singapore. Switch off. Save watts. Save money. Energy conservation makes good business sense Half of all the electricity p. oduced in Singa- I 1 r^ I be just comfortable. Reduce1,619 words
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301 1979-06-20 11 TAN LIAN CHOO - Marshal to open fair in French town TAN LIAN CHOO By our Pans correspondent SINGAPORE Ambassador to France David Marshall will soon engrave the Republic's name in the annals of the French celtic province of Brittany. Mr Marshall will inaugurate the 33rd Guingamp fair on June 30 Guingamp is an301 words
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Article134 1979-06-20 11 Two jailed for stealing pick-up TWO MEN were jailed by a district court yesterday with stealing a $9,000 Datsun motor pick-up in a car park in Boon Lay Place on Sunday. Saim Bin Wahab. 25. a Malaysian, and Yeo Kirn Chwee. 33. a construction worker, were each jailed for six134 words
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Article, Illustration937 1979-06-20 11 Husband tells inquiry A MILLIONAIRE'S son became so hysterical when he found his dead wife's body in the kitchen of their Peach Garden flat last August that he began to scold her, a coroner's inquiry heard yesterday. Mr William Loh Shou Lian, son937 words
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Article117 1979-06-20 11 SOH Kirn KM, 19. was sentenced to two years jail and ordered to be given 10 strokes of the rotan by a district court yesterday for using a knife to rob a couple. Soh, a national service man at Seletar Camp, pleaded guilty to robbing Mr117 words
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Article25 1979-06-20 11 A SEVEN-COMPANY aircraft parts and service maintenance equipment trade mission from British Columbia, Canada, are due for a three-day visit to Singapore tomorrow.25 words
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Article54 1979-06-20 11 THE Singapore Zoological Gardens is sending its chairman. Dr Ong Swee Law, to West Germany and England, and its assistant director and curator, Mr Bernard Harrison, to Europe to study zoo operations and designs of zoo exhibits. Their visits later this year are made possible through the54 words
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219 1979-06-20 11 Petrol hike likely before end of month INCREASES In the retail prices el petrel and diesel in Singapore may be announced by the end of this month. Sources said a public announcement will be made following the return of the Minister of Trade aad Industry, Mr Goh Chok Ton*, who219 words
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Advertisement170 1979-06-20 11 Advertising: THE CHALLENGE IN THE 9OS A seminar organised by the Joint Education Committee of the SAA, 4As AMOAS Designed for advertising and marketing practitioners, managers and executive staff of marketing department from trading and manufacturing companies, agency houses, airlines, banks, financial institutions, and supermarkets, the objective of this 2-day170 words
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Advertisement482 1979-06-20 11 ■V _^BBVBaVaa^Berißeflfl The most comfortable, N.^^^ I^^ most absorbent, most protective adhesive mini pad ever invented. "Great tor my light days "Sometimes my .1 never know exactly "It's so comfy, I forget and my in between days." tampon isn't enough." when my period will arrive." I'm westing if Miss Josephine482 words
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Article393 1979-06-20 12 NEWSPAPER headlines everywhere have celebrated the signing of Salt II in Vienna between the Americans and the Russians with much fanfare except in China. President Carter, with one eye on domestic politics and the other on history, has necessarily inflated the rhetoric in his claims of success. Not393 words
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Article395 1979-06-20 12 DR OW CHIN HOCK, Parliamentary Secretary (Culture', has complained of a dearth of books for children. In 1975 there were a total of 86 books in this genre published 20 in Malay, 29 in Chinese, 37 in English and none in Tamil. By 1977 the situation395 words
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364 1979-06-20 12 EDMUND TEO - EDMUND TEO By Our London reporter A BRITISH police chief has suggested that peaal work camps where hooligans would he made to sweat should be set up In Britain. Mr James Aadertoa, Chief Coastahle of Manchester, said yesterday that the government should establish364 words
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Article, Illustration1486 1979-06-20 12 SEAH CHIANG NEE - It makes good sense to try to emulate the West German experience SEAH CHIANG NEE Determination, hard work, discipline, skill these are qualities the Germans possess and are reaping the rewards by using them By Straits Times Foreign Editor Straits Times Foreign Editor Seah Chiang Nee, who is now coveringAP - 1,486 words
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416 1979-06-20 12 SINGAPOREANS who visited here have discovered that the Germans not only know quite a bit about their republic but are in fact holding its achievements in high esteem. While we talked about our wish to learn from the Germans, many of416 words
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Advertisement329 1979-06-20 12 Pageant Series 2 NOW! Be a ''jflt "MASTER MATHEMATICIAN! "rf^^| in 7 day* or monoy back. (V- IT Selvo tough math problomt in mondi. V^^^^ Only takes 15 minutes a day to 1 learn, easily and quickly, you FREE can be a master mothemati- BROCHURE cion 1 Surprise friends ond329 words
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Article, Illustration1541 1979-06-20 13 6 Areas where the low level wage trap operates can be identified from two sources: The employment performance among Singaporeans who have actively sought, hat not accepted, offers of employment; and the areas of employment c— ocatrattoa In Singapore among Malaysian dtiseas. 71,541 words
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Article, Illustration42 1979-06-20 13 AHMAD OSMAN, PETER CHIA, TAN EE GEK; CHRIS LHM - AHMAD OSMAN, PETER CHIA, TAN EE GEK and CHRIS LHM By TODAY we carry Part 3 of a five-part study of Singapore's low-level wage problem by the Asia Research News Analysis Team (ARNAT), directed by John Drysdale.42 words
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326 1979-06-20 13 Professor: Raffles was glorified I REFER to your report "Professor: Raffles was glorified" (ST, June 7) I and wish to comment on I what Prof Syed Hussein Alatas was reported to I have said. It is erroneous to say j that Sir Stamford Raffles326 words
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674 1979-06-20 13 I REFER to Mr Lim Boon Tong's letter (ST, June 9), ir^ which he has quoted some of my suggestions (ST, May 17) regarding training and job satisfaction. Mr Lim has failed to interpret correctly my suggestions which were in reference to the observations674 words
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Advertisement122 1979-06-20 13 10 EXCLUSIVE SERVICES EACH WEEK TO LONDON. nV JSkSl^m an^V^nl Sjjpw^ EL »SKaK n^nV i«P ,ij For the fastest service to London, take our Supersonic Concorde departing 1 1 .30 am every Tue, Thu and Sat morning; arriving London just over 9 hours later at 2.05pm the same day. Or122 words
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Article121 1979-06-20 14 Vandals damage another temple IPOH, Tues. Vandals, believed to be Muslim fanatics, desecrated another Hindu temple in a rubber estate in Tanjungl Rambutan. about 200 km north of here, police said today. The roof of the temple was burnt and the stone idol of the Hindu god "Muniyandy" was damaged,AFP - 121 words
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Article60 1979-06-20 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue». A 16-year-old girl was today committed to stand trial in the High Court on April 7 on a charge of murdering an 11-year-old girl Afizah binti Abu She is alleged to have caused Afizah's death by drowning her at Tainan Ibu Kota, Gombmk,NST - 60 words
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Article, Illustration838 1979-06-20 14 LESLIE FONG - LESLIE FONG B Straits Times News Editor KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIA has spent $25,417,630.28 between 1975 and last year and another estimated $25 million since January this year in tackling the Indochinese refugee problem. The sums spent covered expenses in mobilising838 words
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Article116 1979-06-20 14 Police block planned meeting KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Police blocked off the Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall on Sunday to prevent a meeting called to discuss the Merdeka University issue. Five truck-loads of Federal Reserve Unit personnel took up positions well before the meeting was to start at 9 a.m., the Malay116 words
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136 1979-06-20 14 SEOUL, Tuesday SOUTH KOREA and Malaysia have agreed in principle to resume the suspended air services between Kuala Lumpur and Seoul by the Malaysian Airline System (MAS), Foreign Ministry officials said here today. A South Korean government team led by Mr Park Soo-Gil, directorReuter - 136 words
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Article65 1979-06-20 14 Negri ruler is Deputy King KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The ruler of Negri Sembilan, Tuanku Jaafai ibni Al Marhum Tuanku Abdul Rahman, was today elected the Timbalan Yang Dipertuan Agong (Deputy King). The election was made at a meeting of the Conference of Rulers at the Istana Negara here. The appointmentReuter - 65 words
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Article92 1979-06-20 14 TELLING IT THE WAY IT IS TAN Sri Ghazall Shafle's (seated second from left) pugnacious style with newsmen notwithstanding, all flock to his press conference, even if it means sitting on the floor behind him and his officials. The occasion was, of course, an important one an opportunity to seek92 words
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Advertisement567 1979-06-20 14 ACMA Airconditioner. we put our features to work. Acma features are efficient and reliable that are put to work for y«ars of trouble free and silent airconditiomng at an economical cost Backed by Acma after sales service and a comprehensive guarantee. The special features of Acma airconditioner: G.E. Thermostat precise567 words
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Advertisement118 1979-06-20 14 nEaVTSBUMHEaI Anbesol's 1 local anaesthetic forrr jia kills pain and helps healing If you suffer frcm mouth ulceis or denture irritation, see your nearest pharmacy or drugstore and as* for Anbesol*' Anbesol* contains a local anaesthet c ard it is available without prescription It alsc includes two powerful antiseptic* to118 words
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Miscellaneous218 1979-06-20 14 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp I -nun c vsvc what 1 -me I/mAYBE I CAU I I SEE OUR l] BUT AUNT MAG&E IS j o;p™pr^-op7vi^r N S show you cv V cat is y I what mdv might call/ BEi^ AS^lp AND SeiN^l V^EXAMPLETy QasLEEP-J) |rSO**fc>218 words
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Advertisement779 1979-06-20 15 SALES EXECUTIVE (CHEMICALS) Up to $28,000 per annum PMR: 1100 Our client is a manufacturing and trading The successful candidate should have the company with a long established record of ability to negotiate equally effectively with operation in Singapore. The company principals and customers and possess requires the services of779 words
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Advertisement234 1979-06-20 15 YOU DO NOT ONLY POSSESS ALL THE REQUIREMENTS WHICH WE EXPECT FROM AN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY What makes you different is your good working knowledge of the English Language. Your independent handling of the Company's records, preparation of payrolls, etc. Friendliness is a part of you. We are acting on behalf234 words
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Advertisement773 1979-06-20 15 I* FAR EAST ORGANIZATION invites applications for the following posts: LEGAL ADVISOR (Around $50,000 per annum) The suitable candidate should be a solicitor practicing 3 tp 5 years, particularly experienced in handling conveyancing. He should be familiar with Company law and legislations pertaining to buildings and properties enactment Duties will773 words
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Advertisement608 1979-06-20 15 NOTICE REGISTRATION FOR TENDER ULU PANDAN COMMUNITY CENTRE PRE-QUALIFICATION MAIN CONTRACTOR Controctors desirous to be considered os tenderers for the construction and completion of the Ulu Pandan Community Centre at Ghim Moh Road for the People's Association are advised to register with M/s Lim Chew Kuan Associates,, 7-A (Block 53),608 words
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Advertisement417 1979-06-20 15 SUBORDINATE COURTS. SINGAPORE D.C. Summons No. 2019 of 1978 Between Mil K. CONSUMER <S) PTE. LTD. Plaintiffs And CHU TOH YIN fomerly trading as NATURAL PHOTOGRAPHIC STORE Defendant To: Chu Toh Yin formerly trading as Natural Photographic Store late of No. 7ft, Keng Lee Road, Singapore 8. NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT417 words
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Article1668 1979-06-20 16 THE \tm tri— rml rtmtf ak at tt» da of bMtaM* m the Stack bclwmi of flhMfa4>r'i prkM Mfrtfcrr wit* Vl* Mffc —6 tow KQmHt Mr «rtß rlftfe tat) I*7* U»4 Ht«k Law Cw—iy SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMKKIAL 111 m Anna ST -1 Mr IZT Alcoa lit 1421,668 words
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Article1376 1979-06-20 16 BID ud offer pnce. oOelaUy UatrJ ud twalntai to an reported to th» SMck E»c«aaCf trf Singapore yesterday wttk the number 01 aharc* nM*m to bracket* la ton of 1.M aaru uafeea tiierwter ajwo (tod All Tbaea SettWieBt Contr. cu an n»»H< after tl« word "aMl". Bu1,376 words
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Article170 1979-06-20 16 4 1/2% 1/8/80 (250.000) (2)99 53 (4) »50 4 3/4% 15-8 80 (250.000) (9SSSB W.7SS) 6 3/4% 1/6/78-80 (250.000) (100 758 100 BSS) 5 3/4% 1/9/79-81 (250.000) (100.488 100.588) 6 1/4% 1/3/81 (250.000) 100. 108 100 JOB) 6% 18/4/81 (2904)00) (***** WTSS) 5% T P 1/5/83170 words
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Article1579 1979-06-20 16 BID aad offer pneca olßrtalljr UaWd and luainwi ta aad reported to tke Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yaaUrdajr arttk Ik* aamber of traded afcown la bracken la Ma of UN aatti aalea otkeraiat aped fled IMaHMIBIALB Acaat (2JBB) xd Aaa. aim (2J58) (2) LM Ak«B(100B)xd A Okac I1,579 words
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Article155 1979-06-20 16 Falls Suafei B*»i 1030 -90 Str.i Trading <K» -40 M.t.i.hil. 515 -35 D Keraatt 1230 -30 Stkn Malayan 1480 -20 C C M 520-20 Keck 8«ag 290 -16 Brrjunlai 806 -IS Batu Linlang 285 -15 Y H 8 +40-12 Taaek (>■«! 351 -It Berjaya Kawat 240 -12 Hums M 241155 words
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Article376 1979-06-20 16 HONGKONG: Stock prices drifted lower yesterday, in thin trading amidst scattered selling and little general interest and properties lost most of Monday's advances on speculator disappointment at prices returned at the recent government land auction, dealers said. The Hang Seng index was down 4.33 at 541.89 points, while among376 words
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Article402 1979-06-20 16 TOKYO: Share prices closed slightly lower yesterday, in mixed trading after late profittaking and liquidations pared early gains, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 1.76 to close at 6.186.45 points, with a volume of 220 million shares. The New index closed at 444.08. up 0.24 point. Ajinomolo S3O402 words
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Article86 1979-06-20 16 Striking prices of the options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, the period, bids and offered prices and business done. If any, with the number of options traded shown in brackets. CaM Storage (June $200) (0.178 0.225). C C (June $2.60) (0.258 0.306). lacacaae (June86 words
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Article59 1979-06-20 16 KUALA LUMPUR: Sentosa Plywood Berhad announced a net 1978 profit of M 51.31 million ($0.90 million) on sales of $9.49 million ($722 million). -Net profit includes extraordinary gain of $0.90 million (nil). A first and final dividend of five per cent tax-exempt (nil), payable on August 15, toReuter - 59 words
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Article115 1979-06-20 16 CHINESE PBOOUCK EXCHANGE, KINGAPOKE, NOON CLOSING PBICBB PEB PICI'L YEBTKBDAV: Cltiaal ail: Bulk $130 tellers, old drum $135 sellers, new drum $140 seUers Ceara: Mixed (loose) UK/Cont $82 00 buyers. Peaasr: Muntok ASTA white rob itV. NLW $317.50 sellers. Sarawak white (ob NLW $302.50 sellers. Sarawak special black115 words
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Article168 1979-06-20 16 THE KDjOBAR market for gold delivrrable In Singapore yesterday opened at 519.734 and closed at Jl9. 755. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.30/70. It eaaed to low of 1277 90,278.30 before recovering on some short -covering to close at *****0 80. Trading was dull ahead of the168 words
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Article243 1979-06-20 17 NEW YORK. Mon The stack market retreated on expectations of further oil price increases although the gaming sector and issues involved in takeovers advanced. Turnover eased a bit from recent levels as 31 million shfttvs changed hands, off from 33 million last Friday Backsliders paced gainers243 words
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Article317 1979-06-20 17 SYDNEYyTues The market lot* further ground on concern over the petrol supply situation in New South Wales and the call (or a national strike on Thursday, dealers said BMP fell 22 cents to AS 54 and banks and retailers also weakened, with the ANZ Bank lortHß317 words
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Article266 1979-06-20 17 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share prices closed mixed in a quiet market with internationals railing from 0 10 to 0.50 gilders except Hongevens which rose 0 40 guilders, dealers said. Shippings reacted to last week's gains with KNSM losing ISO guilders Insurances firmed with Amfas. Amev and Knma gaining266 words
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Article240 1979-06-20 17 ZURICH. Mon Prices closed steady with trading focussed on a few special situation issues which rose, dealers said. Oerlikon-Buehrle gained from rights trading taken up today in connection with its rights issue announced earlier. Motor-Columbus continued to recover from Its recent fall. Swissair advanced ahead of today's240 words
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Article558 1979-06-20 17 LONDON. Mon Share price* were quietly firmer after opening weaker ahead of the UK trade figures due to be published tomorrow, dealers said Industrial leaders were a penny to 3p higher although John Brown was in demand rising 14p Government bonds were little changed from Friday's558 words
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Article66 1979-06-20 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 482 9 Friday 478.5 Week Ago 503.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 838.40 Friday 843 30 Week ago 837.58 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday 36 to 40 Friday -..38'. to 38 H.K.HANG BENG Tuesday ***** Monday 548.22 Week ago 545.53 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 468.08 Monday66 words
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Article131 1979-06-20 16 THE STRAITS tin price recovered SI to $1,981 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering down 30 tonnes to 155 tonnes The overnight London market was barely steady with forward buyers falling £50 to £7,035 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day was up £25 for Cash131 words
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Article29 1979-06-20 16 Rubber: June 19 Singapore: July: 300.00 cents (up 3.50 cents) Malaysia: July: 299.50 cents (up 3.00 cents) Tin: $1,981 <upsl) Official offering: 155 tonnes (down 30 tonnes)29 words
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Article33 1979-06-20 16 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday I previous In brackets). Wirebar Spot CMS <£8H) atUen£Ht<£B»); Three Month buyers £8)8.90 (CS»). tellers C 8»» (E909 50) Market Steady al lower level*. Sattm: 23.500 tonnes33 words
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Article499 1979-06-20 16 OPENING prices in the Singapore rubber market yesterday were about unchanged and the market later steadied gradually to gain about two cents on speculative, trade and upcountry buying, dealers said. Some forward demand was also noted and values gained further ground towards the morning's close as sellers retreated, they499 words
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Article78 1979-06-20 16 N00N8M MAM am a> SSRSO MKILS R aad SMR pnoi y. II UapaJtM) (l-UnpOrt) ■murity J.lr A.,.. i (C.rr..l Hltl (Ftmri Mtkl •ajrcn Scllar. B«;.ra S*Um moo jmjkn n^oo mooM MUM MOON 2?J00 2W00N SMRCV SMKSL SMRGP SMRi SMR 10 BS ll'Wp*l II to. palM) moo imoon78 words
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Article318 1979-06-20 16 SENTIMENT eeatlaaed to rale weak under spaamadlc b*ate ef selling m the Stock ExeJuuige «f Stagapsr« yesterday. The market wu stUl shewlag rigs* af aerveasmm la the race ef advene aews. Price* OMved sharply tower dariag the •peal*.* hear. This was feUewed by same reacttoa.318 words
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Article283 1979-06-20 16 SHARE prices were again traded lower on all fronts on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Plantation stocks, which bore the brunt of the selling pressure on Monday, were traded in erratic fashion. These issues opened uncertainly and tended briefly higher before sellers emerged to depress prices. Popular283 words
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Article200 1979-06-20 16 THE US dollar opened higher at S2 194 C 50 compared with 12 1930 40 at Monday's close in the Singapore forex market yesterday. Trading was thin and quiet with the dollar fluctuating narrowly against major currencies before closing at 12 1950 55 against the local unit200 words
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Article445 1979-06-20 16 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on June 19: US DolUra(Spol) Offer Bid 7 days 10 i lu I months 1011/*****/16 2months 10 11/*****/16 3 months 10 13/16 10 11/16 6 months 10 s 10 i 9 months 10 10' 12 months 10' 10' Sw.Tn. Das.445 words
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Article23 1979-06-20 16 THE average rate at which Slagapsre haaka an currently prepared U lead to their best customers is 8 per ceat.23 words
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628 1979-06-20 17 BETTER commodity prices roupled with improved palm output have very substantially lifted the pre-tax earnings of Kuala Lumpur Kepong for the six months ended March 31 Interim profit of Ms 27 2 million is already 57.5 per cent ahead of the results of the628 words
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333 1979-06-20 17 Sime eyes plantation minority interest A SENIOR Sine Darby Holdings executive has confirmed market rumours that the giant plantation gradp Is laterested la acquiring the minority laterests U eertaia af IU plants tian subsidiaries, bat sat at earrent prices. Sack a move will be considered, whea the time is right,333 words
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Advertisement576 1979-06-20 17 HEWLETT Jm, PACKARD HEWLETT PACKARD SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD GROW WITH HP We are looking for matured, dynamic and growth oriented persons with strong technical background and proven ability to interact effectively with all levels of people to join HP as:PRODUCTION ENGINEERS Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering.576 words
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Advertisement756 1979-06-20 17 i/Kim Fashion Knitwear (M) Sdn. Bhd., a leading F. ;nion Knitwear I 100% Export Orientated Manufacturing Company invites suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens preferably Bumiputra, to apply for the I following positions; PERSONNEL MANAGER Age: 25 35 years Qualifications And Experience: A Degree or Diploma from a recognised University or College.756 words
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Advertisement2656 1979-06-20 18 m CLASSIFIED ADS |SM-44»ll I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE I FOR SALE 4 SHOPPING GUIDE II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE II EMPLOYMENT 2 Arts* Crafts 5 PIECES OF beautifully carved Chinese Jade seals for $300 Tel *****01 Peter after 6pm 9 ForBato) ACMA M2,656 words
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Advertisement389 1979-06-20 18 ACUPUNCTURE CLINIC FEMALE Nurse required Salary $180. Call personally at: 208, 2nd fir., Shaw i. House, Orchard Road. A leading and well established Engineering Company In Jurong urgently requires qualified persons for the following vacancies which has been created by Inte'nal promotion exercises. BtLLMO COSTING ASSISTANT O.C.E. -A' level In389 words
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Advertisement725 1979-06-20 18 AT YOUR SERVICE Telephone Service Weekdays tXmm 500pm Public Holidays 9.00 a.m. 100pm Saturdays SXam 300pm 1 11 00am for Sun Times) Counter Serv ice Regular office hours Times Orchard MIO6 Lucky Plaza Centre. (Clote from I pm 2pm > Times Centre I New Industrial Romd 19) Ajuefsew Service After725 words
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Advertisement711 1979-06-20 18 FACTORY IN JURONG requires > (A) ASSISTANT STOREKEEPER Completed minimum Sec. 4 Must have good working knowledge of English > Minimum 1 year's store work. Experience In stock documentation and control given preference Completed National Service (B) SHIPPING CLERIC 3to 4 years' of working ex1 I perlence In Import and711 words
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Advertisement650 1979-06-20 18 SECTION INDEX I FOR SALE St SHOPPING GUIDE JI EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES St BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES V SERVICES St BUSINESS VI EDUCATION L TRAINING VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS St PERSONAL IX OBITUARIES II EMPLOYMENT INTERESTED IN BECOMING a Telephone Receptionist/ Telex Operator' We can train you within one650 words
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Advertisement440 1979-06-20 18 1 1 Our newly established company In Singapore has the following vacancies ACCOUNTS ASSISTANTS OCE A Level or Its equivalent LCC Accounting (Intermediate and above) Ability to type at about 35 wpm Preferably with a few yean of working experience FEMALE RECEP rtONIST OCE O Level with credits in English/440 words
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Advertisement693 1979-06-20 19 II EMPLOYMENT I II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant m) Secretarial and Clerical RCOUMCO 1) CLERKS Must havi knuwledgr of book-keeping an< typing 2) Counter Olrl Able v speak English and Mandarin 3 Darkroom Assistant Call per sonally at Rlk 452. 1785. Avran 10. Ang693 words
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Advertisement711 1979-06-20 19 WANTED MALAY CLERK to type and do packing work 1 year work.ng experience (all perso- nally at 323 North Bridge Road. after 10 30 a.m 1) WANTED OPERATION* Super visor, conversant In PSA. customs procedures and freight forward Ing documentations 2) General 'lerk familiar with c shipping documents, typing. d711 words
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Advertisement696 1979-06-20 19 CALL ITBsll. WE will inform PM the ways to earn extra money free cosmetics, free Beautj Course and lots of free gifts. CHINESE SALESGIRLS WANTEI by Tourist Shop selling souve nlrs. watches etc Apply person ally: Prince Agency. Shop no I Clifford Pier, lei: *****1. Inter 1 view? to 6696 words
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Advertisement598 1979-06-20 19 requires SALES ASSISTANTS Pi#tM# ("apply p#i stoisstHy lo Mi*. Too War. Singapore 1. (From HI a.m. to t p.m.). LOOKMG FOR 4-FKUME PAY? 1 Fast expanding manufacturing company requires additional Sale* Representative* (Male/ Female) tor it* domestic Im*. Requirement* 1 Own transport (car/ m cycle) 2 Ability to speak English598 words
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Advertisement746 1979-06-20 19 SALESGIRL REOUIRED INTERES ED please call *****21 or con personally at: 0345. Merlin Plaz Beach Road. Spore 7 SALESGIRL REQUIRED BY shop I Orchard Road* Area Must ha< working experience and above years of ate with pleasant pc sonallly Write with phone cor tact to P.O. Box 215. Farrer Roa746 words
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Advertisement537 1979-06-20 19 d) Technical in A Feat Expanding Marine Organiaave lion urgently requires the following 20 Personn*! r- 1. SKILLED BENCH FITTERS 1- 2 APPRENTICES Preferably with experience In Ship repair i- Thoee interested pleaee caM perly eonaMyat re IM. Kellang Place Singapore 12 r- Tel: 2SMSS3/M223M. ■X I>r ALAIN RENAUD FAR537 words
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Advertisement451 1979-06-20 19 Expanding Company requires SENIOR/ JUNIOR COLOU" TV TECHNICIANS OuawncaNom: 2 years practical experlenci I in repairing sets Relevant Trade Certl flcate Possess Driving Licence Completed National Service GCE O' Level preferable SPARE PARTS KEEPER* (MALE) Qualification*' 2 years experience In stores preferably in electronic parts X nowledge of I nventory451 words
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Advertisement522 1979-06-20 19 PHILIPS requires TECHNICIANS Oualincalions/Eiperience ITC or Its equivalent in the Mechanical Stream Duties: Oua*il> Control Department The Quality Assurance of Components and Kits to be sent overseas. r Engineering Deportment The Maintenance and Repair of Equipments. Jigs and fixtures Interested candidates, pleaee write m submitting lull personal particulars, including salary522 words
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Advertisement460 1979-06-20 19 National BB SINCOM Matsushita's large Electronic Components Factory has challenging career opportunities foi PRODUCTION TECHNICIANS ITC in Mechanical Electrical Electronic Engineering Keen to develop a career in production management For these posts, there will be opportunity (or Ip< hnu <tl training in Japan for the right candidate. ASSISTANT PRODUCTION TECHNICIANS460 words
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Advertisement577 1979-06-20 19 i Wanted Immediately ELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Qualifications IT( I raile Cert ill. He in Applied K.lectrotnrs [TV Radio) with 2 years' relevant experience Completed National .Service Please call pers,,, MIWIOE ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 24. THIRD LOK"ANG ROAD SINGAPORE 22*2 Bus Service 250/2SOA c) Domestic CHINESE AMAH REOUIRED foi Engllah577 words
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Advertisement1154 1979-06-20 20 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant f) General BsT sV^BsJI <>ry in th j Tiong Bahru district h.i 30 MALE AND FEMALE WORKERS for the following departments (A) Toy assembly hne IB) Plastic intectwn department Applicant* must he aged 16 to 26. experience not necessary and be able to speak nd1,154 words
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Advertisement659 1979-06-20 20 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT E ipondmg Motor Company requires 1. OFFICE PEON. CLEANER/ WASHER. DRIVER Applicants should have at least primary six education and some knowledge of spoken English Preference will be given to those with experience 2. STORE CLERK Preferably with minimum 3 OCE 'O'659 words
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Advertisement527 1979-06-20 20 DO An American Company has Immediate vacancy for MULE MATERIAL HANDLER a Minimum 1 year experience Preferably in semi-conduc-tor Industry a Minimum Sec I education t above a Be hardworking tj physically fit a Preferably with 1 year driving experience c Completed full-time National Service Please call personally to: The527 words
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Advertisement538 1979-06-20 20 4 DQsJMsW IsMPMJWaiir A new establishment at World Trade Centre under the management of ApoHo Enterprises Ltd has Mlwn#daWt# VSCeWtCMS fOC HM IOWOW" .ngposrtKm. (1) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES with or without experience (2) BAR TENDERS (3) BAR DISPENSERS (4) KITCHEN PORTERS For details and interview, please call personally at PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT538 words
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Advertisement310 1979-06-20 20 MATSUSHITA PRECISION MOTOR requirea: FEMALE OPERATORS a) Working hours: 8.30 am. to 5.15pm. a Age between 16 and 35 a Starting salary above $200 b) Working hours: 5.30pm. to 11.00pm. a Age between 16 and 35 c Starting salary $170 MALE OPERATORS c Age between 16 and 22 c Applicants310 words
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Advertisement501 1979-06-20 20 SUMIDEN SINGAPORE PTE LTD 15, GUL WAY SINGAPORE 23 I IS FAST EXPANDING I We invite applications lor Hie I poets ol 1) GENERAL OPERATOR (Male/Female) II Salary: (Male) S$9M per II After Confirmation SSIO.IO U per day. II (Female SW oo per day. I After Confirmation SSB 50 I501 words
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Advertisement356 1979-06-20 20 3 METRO Bakit Timah Branch requires: A) CASHIERS (Feeaale) Above I 8 years of age Completed GCE O Level Experience an advantage B) SALES ASSISTANTS (Male Feeaale) 'Above 16 years ol age Minimum Secondary 2 education Speaks English CuriM)us and pleasant C) STOREHANDS 'Above 16 years of age Completed Primary356 words
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Advertisement552 1979-06-20 20 NEW SOUND ELECTRONICS (PTE) LTD SINGAPORE requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS c $8 0b per day c On confirmation SB..W $8 70 c No shift duty c 5 day week c Mealallou Please apply personally at: PEJABATGERAKAN BELIA 4B NEGRI MELAKA. BANGUNAN MARA. 20. JALAN HANG TUAH. MELAKA On nth June552 words
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Advertisement387 1979-06-20 20 SUGAR INDUSTRY OF SINGAPORE LIMITED requires A) ENGINEERING ASSISTANT (Boiler Male) Candidates should have Singapore Polytechnic or Ngee Ann (olleße. Marine or Mechanical Diploma or equivalent Expenence:Preferably with 1 year's practical experience in boiler maintenance In a lar r factory Duties: To take charge of shift for mam laming the387 words
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Advertisement526 1979-06-20 21 II EMPLOYMENI 31 Situations Vacant t) General TIMES PRINTERS SDN. BHD. MALE/FEMALE WORKERS Age 16 years I aixiv > •mgapore citizens/ permanent resident.MM can earn 5250 per month or more (including overtime pay I'ay days twice a inni.ih 'ort term employment can be arranged cants please rail per- llyal Pereonnet526 words
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Advertisement3983 1979-06-20 21 r II EMPLOYMEMT 111 VEHICLES BOATS 111 VEHICLES A BOATS 111 VEHICLES BOATS URGENTLY REOUIRED A driver f ip Has lo own molorbil ■.ible living in Jurnnti Fn lish speaking essential Ca B 261&237 i Vacancies lot ■a 1 BUS BOYS 2. COUNTER CONTROL ASSISTANT 1. KITCHEN HAND JACKIE'S BOWL3,983 words
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Advertisement633 1979-06-20 21 J 1972 VOLVO 144 very good condition *10.500 ono View No 8 S' n 5 i°° Walk Rangoon Road. S pore 8. 1972 SUZUKI 125 U Excellent condition Road Ux Insurance Dec 1979 Selling: $450 ConUct *****51 1972 TOYOTA CORONA 1600 re 3 owners, cassette $7 300 on.o. 9- A633 words
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Advertisement633 1979-06-20 21 1973. DATSUN PICK-UP 130 ■i condition New pain Selling J.S.SOO ono Can loa $4,000 2926U3 1971. DATSUN 1200. I owner (too condition 1971. Datsun 1400 owners With road Ux and Insi ranee *****73/*****4 197J OATSUN 1300 Pick-Up I ('..mm! KunniiiK Condition Sel inn Cheap 55.200 o n o *****40 1973633 words
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Advertisement840 1979-06-20 22 Ml VEHICLES A BC 45 VahiclM For Sal* It7S OCTOBER TOYOTA Uteace Pick-up, good condition 23.000 km SMOOono Tel *****3 Mr Tan 1070 TOYOTA COROLLA new lax. I condition 9M Seranroon Road. S pore 12 I*7* TOYOTA 120* c c Station •lion Aircond cassette $15,400 507. Blk 127. Lorong 1.840 words
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Advertisement906 1979-06-20 22 )ATS I*7* MAZTA O* (white colour). Hitachi tlrcond. lufr-knted Owner changing to smaller car Call *****5 2ND EXECimVE MERCEDES 200 Tip-top cm dillon Low mileage Alrcond ai d cassette Highest offer secure-. Trade-In considered 1976 Plerje call *****51 SERVKi CHAJMC. we sell your car fat at your price 36 Hoot906 words
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Advertisement680 1979-06-20 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES APARTMENT HUNTING? STOP HERE 9T I Al 1 OWN A PRIVATE APARTMENT IN A CHOICE LOCATION AT A REAL REASONABLE PRICE Pacific Mansion Off River Valley Road Nestled in pleasant gardens and |ust minutes away from the city. 3 roomy, parquet floored bedrooms, with 2 bathrooms/toilets Large680 words
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Advertisement770 1979-06-20 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES Baaaaa^BaHHntHLaadlH I Hilltop 2-storey split-level semi-detached bungalows luxurious fittings easy loan instalments freehold land prompt delivery Only two units let) Book now to avoid disappointment Enquiries Bookings: THOMSON HILL LTD. 15in Fir Far Easl Shopping Cenire Orcnard HodO Singapore 9 Tel *****11 (12 linesi *****5 *****5H OFFICE770 words
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Advertisement845 1979-06-20 22 IV ACCOMMODA MST. 10 2-STOREY LUXURY semidetached. 5 bedrooms. 4 alrconds. partially furnished. 52.00t 0.n.0. Tel *****74/ *****08 MST. 11 HILLCREST ROAO terrace house. 3 bedrooms, servant's $1,300 furnished Pan Asia Agencies *****6 MST. 11 ORCHIO VILLAGE luxurious 4-bedroomed 2-storey semidetached, servant's room. 3 bathrooms, telephone, matured garden, partly furnished.845 words
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Advertisement538 1979-06-20 22 TION A PROPERTIES CLOSE TO FOREIGN Schools and clubs. 4 bedrooms luxurious I apartment Renovated modern kitchen, squash/ tennis courts. .< swlmrrlng pool, countryside environment, reliable 24 hours security. Available Immediately $2,800 Call: *****04 I COSY EXECUTIVE APARTMENT. Road Spacious entertaining area with balcony overlooking swimming pool Excellent Security *****86538 words
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Advertisement919 1979-06-20 22 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES FOR LEASE BALMORAL PARK High Floor, luxuriously furnished apartment, wall-to-wall carpet it fully alr-condl-tloned. 3 bedrooms, lounge cum dining room, kitchen, servant's quarter it a large balcony overlooking the greenery of Buklt Timah Less than 5 mlns drive u> Orchard Road. RENTAL $2,600/- ONLY. FERNHN.L GROVE919 words
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Advertisement697 1979-06-20 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES V SERVICES A BUSINESS 52 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses CanaraJ Mi mail/ Samat EncaMva oi larga American Company vr- raawn Mm ti>i.m t proper c 2 units of Detached semidetached bungalows in dlsts 5.9. 10.697 words
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Advertisement677 1979-06-20 23 DiST 7* SELETAR HILLS X.slate 2--mi-deuche<l 3 bedI 150 sq ft Mosaic $140,000 FBI *****40 *****16 EAST COAST ROAD Modern put-level corner house 3 bedrooms, study, all with bathrooms attached Separate servant s amenities Area 3.000 sq. ft Price $270,000- furnished Enquiries Richard Bills C.H Williams L Loh (Pte) Ltd.677 words
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Advertisement773 1979-06-20 23 DMT 19. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISH ED Maisonette. 2.500 sq ft Overlooking pool and garden 24-hour security $230,000 ono For viewing tel *****10/25K2291 DMT. J. PEARLBANK APARTMENT 2 bedrooms, partially furnished Directly facing carpark $110,000 Beverly Mai $330,000 on o Strictly no agents *****1 DMT. 5 FABER NBAS, Condominium apartment. 3 bedrooms,773 words
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Advertisement556 1979-06-20 23 56 Factories Sites/ Space FOR SALE Radhill Industrial Eslala A modern semi-detached factory with a covered area of 746 sq in and a land area of 1.086 sq m situated in an established industrial eslale Price $500,000.00 Jurong Industrial E. 1.1. A factory block of 2.663 sq m standing on556 words
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Advertisement395 1979-06-20 23 aBaBBa! l^^^^^Bl CENTRAL OCBC Centre Dose to Raffles Place Substantial car parking space Subdivided suites from 85 sqm. to whole floors of 965 sqm Rental from $2368 per sqm/ month inclusive Robinson noao Typical whole floor of 356 sqm. or subdivided suites from 75 sqm Rental from $1884 per sqm/395 words
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Advertisement777 1979-06-20 23 SUPREME HOUSE Shopping Ofnca Spac* Alr-condltloned with excellent services ample parking facilities A y.il.btc at raaaonaWa r»ntal« Enq Ulricas: Suprama Holdings Limitad Suprama Houm Tal. No. M-M-M. SHOWROOM OFFICE SPACE Available Bl Uroundfloor. 15, Enggor Straat. Singapora 2. 2.800 sq tl onlact: *****12/ 2202 MM/ *****13 PEACE CENTRE, JRO floor777 words
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Advertisement733 1979-06-20 23 SHOP AVAILABLE FOR TAKEOVER AT 3RD FLOOR. ORCHARD TOWERS. Prominent position with big display area (2 glass frontage). Area approximately 700 sq.H. plus water supply Installed. Ranlal 52.000 0.n.0. Tal Mr Uu 82*355 PEOPLES PARK CENTRE. 2nd floor. 485 sq.ft. $850 p.m. Available immediately. Summit Property *****30 REQUIRED WAREHOUSE/ SHOPHOUSES733 words
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Advertisement1078 1979-06-20 23 PEACE MANSION GRACIOUS CITY LIVING jnd 4 bedroom split level apartments Ready to Move In Now No restrictions to foreigners 129f Property T»x for 20 years One City Carpark Free Loans up to W? available KIAN AN REALTY I IM I 1 I I -'i"PF ACE CENTRE I SOPHIA ROAD1,078 words
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Advertisement710 1979-06-20 23 SOLE AGENTS OR Distribute). s I required to market new type of I packaging material bubblepak Those interested please write to M/S Associated Alr-Pak Industries Sdn Bhd 22. Jalan Kllang Tlga. Kawasan Miel. Jelapang Light Industrial F.state. Ipoh. Perak. Malaysia STARTING A BUSINESS? For S2O pm. we provide a prestlgeous710 words
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Advertisement756 1979-06-20 23 PROVIDE TRIP SERVICF household mnoeail I orr> Pick up (ioods delivery With without labour *****20/*****5 PSA/AIRPORT CARGOES Clear anet, Customs Declaration I'lease contact h.iir Transport it Forwarding Co Tel *****82 PACKING/ REMOVAL/ TRANSPOR TATION leave your problems to us. efficient reliable Ring 235H822. *****40 Malaysia Packing At* no 85 Photography756 words
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Advertisement650 1979-06-20 24 VI EDUCATION ft TRAINING 102 Education I CTTYtOULDStCCI Counw offered by an Approv«l T^L^?^ olle«e Licence No MS /"I I D IC .m turn, baakod lof m and 2nd %^ir%»««* joos are Decoding n*a-> to g* m^ mL you naco Deny ouaMicahons The 3rd Batch commenrlnt tnu ThelonocCian**' otCommarce «re»k650 words
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Advertisement317 1979-06-20 24 VI EDUCATION TRAINING VI EDUCATION TRAINING VI EDUCATION TRAINING VII TRAVEL ft RESTAURANTS HMHER ACCOUNTING 1 1 Wednesday 7 30p m-9 30pm 2) Thursday 6 00pm -7 30pm :il Friday 7 30pm -9 30p m commencing H/S/79 4) Saturday 4.00pm -6 00pm commencing 22/S77* 5) Monday 6 00pm -7 30p317 words
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Advertisement352 1979-06-20 24 Br^^^s^^B^^T^Mfci*^r^r^^r2l BBasaal BBaiaiJ NEW CLASSES AT HONG UM c Council of Engrg Inst c Society of Engineers c CltG Electrical Engrg I e CltG Mechanical Engrg c c ltd Telecommunication Tel: J3S7TS, 3357 M. *****2 RADIO SERVICING (BEG) C otnfntocMQ TUESDAY 7.00 pm 10.00 pm 19/t WED/FRI X pm 10.00352 words
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Advertisement368 1979-06-20 24 3 ~"S STAMFORD CENTRE KEY PUNCH COURSE: A three months part-time course on Ale FEATURES. OPERATION and PROGRAMMING of the machine at a key-puncher and a verifier Participants will be given ample practical training on the College machines •TELEX TRAINING Intensive course available daily. yfor further del tils please call368 words
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Advertisement410 1979-06-20 24 SEMINAR ON "The Effective Secretary" commencing 30.6.79. J Saturday 2 pm For details, i call *****66. Metropolitan V.M.C.A. 103 Tuition Rlllabll bilingual teachers giving tuition In Science. Maths. English etc. at all levels Contact Polly at 435MC.*****3 Experienced graduates provide tuition In Science, Maths. English etc at your home. Make410 words
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Advertisement675 1979-06-20 24 VI EDUCATION A TRAINING CONVERSATIONAL MANDARIN TUITION AVAILABLE FOR any subFOR Businessmen and Ladles by i ject/level We guarantee progress Taiwanese bilingual tutor. an d improvement Call: *****6 0r Please ring *****31. *****7. ECONOMICS A' LEVEL Con- struct your answer! Free lecture: TUTOR Of FIRING TUITION Ele730 pm. Thursday, 21675 words
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Advertisement671 1979-06-20 24 VII TRAVEL ft RESTAURANTS 1 MAS TRAVEL CHARTER Centre Economy Airfares Worldwide Call *****5 *****71/2 Rm 544. Tanglln Shopping Centre beside Ming Court Hotel) Singapore 10 1 STPB Lie. TAI7S. RELIABLE ANO ECONOMICAL alr- fares to Jakarta Denpasar Australia Europe and all other i worldwide destinations Contact Airmaster Travel Centre.671 words
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Advertisement803 1979-06-20 24 NAM HO TRAVEL Service (Singapore) Pie Lid STPB Lie No 140 West Malaysia Tour (Inclusive Oenllng/ Cameron Highlands) by deluxe aircondltlonrd coach seven days SSIW/-. six days SJI79/-. departure dally Oenllng/ Cameron Highlands four days SSI4O/-. Renting Hlgtilands four days Sliso/-. by departure dally Haadyai/ Bangkok/ Chlengma!/ Paltaya by deluxe803 words
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IX OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration39 1979-06-20 25 MADAM ANNA LOW TECK HONG DEPARTED 20.6.69 TEN YEARS HAVE PAINFULLY PASSED SINCE YOU SUDDENLY LEFT US WE THINK OF YOU ALL THROUGH THE YEARS WITH BROKEN HEARTS AND SILENT TEARS SADLY MISSED BUT DEARLY REMEMBERED BY LOVED ONES39 words
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Obituary51 1979-06-20 25 Th« Family O1 TIM L»t* MR KOHTENGSENG aith to thank all Iriendt and r*Uacmlioni oreathi condolences and aaentance rendered during their recant bereavement THE FAMILY Of the lair Mr ratuude to Rev father Aloysisus. r»?lalivf?s and lrirnd> for thnr prayers, night Mdoienct. wreaths and donations during their recent51 words
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Obituary, Illustration58 1979-06-20 25 The family of the late MM ANC KIM SWEE wi»h to tipiiii their daapatt ap prcciation to the piilon and Church mambari ol Graca »l»»m My ralativas trtendt atafft and cot raaguat ol S»F School 01 Signal! JSL MPM. PCI and Gulhrw Manu Uc luring t<» thaw pit fit con58 words
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Obituary, Illustration24 1979-06-20 25 144 In Memoriam In loving memory of LIANG TEE SENG Departed on 20-« 71 kepi Oaarty mind but always rimn bered by »ite Seit»24 words
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Obituary, Illustration38 1979-06-20 25 MOM KHOO CEOK NEO (Khoo Sung Loh) IX- parted 20-6-76 IWrly miss»d by family Fondly imonband by wit«, »on-in-lao. daughi*f-in-la«», tons, daughters and grandchildren. In loving memory ol Mr A Kasinathan died on 20 6 197*.38 words
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Obituary, Illustration65 1979-06-20 25 passed away peacefully 19th June I IS7S leaving behind I Wile Ahce Swee Neo Willie EngKee Freddie Eng Yong Daughter Winnie Eng Choo Daußhlrr-lli-l.i* Grandchildren Demian Boon Slew Evan Boon Heng Gillian Ttien Ling And Four C;<xl daughu-rs Cortee* leaving 44 Berwick Drive. at 3.00pm 21sl June 197965 words
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Obituary, Illustration145 1979-06-20 25 paaaad away paacahiUy •I lha aga d 77 on 16th Juna 117* laaving bahind Sona: Ooh Kwt Whya. Kial Yang Adoptad Son: Lim Chya Kang Daughlan: Goh Kim Chuah. Khin Kway. Kim Guat. Bang Cual. Soil Cuay Daughtara-ln-Law: Koh Ah Choo. Hot Ang Choo Adoplad Oaoghtar In-Law Laow145 words
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Obituary, Illustration58 1979-06-20 25 A Requiem Mass to mark the first anniversary of the death of JOANNA D'CRUZ (beloved wife of F.X. D'Cruz and mother of Hilary, Tony, John, Percy and Leo) will be said at the St. Francis' Institution Chapel, Banda Hlllr, Malacca, on Saturday, 23rd June, 1979, at 4.00 p.m. All relatives58 words
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Advertisement450 1979-06-20 25 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS 114 Tours 116 Where to Eat fICT7| 1 V VYTsssß DCLICIOUS TAKEAWAY HOME L ~J\J Wm Wk M I rooked food Private Grylang l yfX»''rffft > T'nsl ssm 1 Contact Ann Trl *****83 I 117 Where to Stay ■hosUCgfJf|||jkJ|S!|s||ta CHENG RESTHOUSE single room I nn<l P" day450 words
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Advertisement532 1979-06-20 25 STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS OBITUARIES $9.00 for IS word* (run-on style) $32.25 lor 3cm. x 1 col. (semi display style) $40.31 for 3cm x 1 col. (display Kyle) JABATAN PERUMAHAN NEGARA KEMENTERI AN PERUMAHAN DAN KERAJAAN TEMPATAN Kontrektor-kontreKtor yang telah berdaftar dengan Jabatan Kerja Raya di bawah Kelas532 words
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Advertisement1051 1979-06-20 25 JABATAN PERUMAHAN NEGARA KEMENTERIAN PERUMAHAN DAN KERAJAAN TEMPATAN Kontrektor-kontrektor yang ingin membuat tawaran bagi salah satu atau kedua-dua kerja berikut: (i) Projek N0. 152 Pembinaan 50 unit rumah deret serta kerja-kerja bersangkutan di Simpang Bekuh, Jaain, Melaka. (FAIL: JPN/023/5(T)) (ii) Projek N0. 144 Pembinaan 51 unit rumah deret serta kerja-kerja1,051 words
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Advertisement354 1979-06-20 25 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT 1965 AND IN THE MATTER OF KARIABIN A SDN. BHD. (In Liquidation) (Members' Voluntary Wlnding-up) At an Extra-ordinary General Meeting of the Members of KARIABIN A SDN. BHD. duly convened and held at 9th Floor, Angkasaraya Building, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday,354 words
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Advertisement383 1979-06-20 25 VHI EID( always the fashion leader We are an established and fast expanding cosmetic company offering opportunities to suitable candidates to fill the position of FEMALE COUNTER SALES PROMOTERS based in:KUALA LUMPUR SARAWAK SABAH SEREMBAN KUCHING K. KINABALU K.TRENGGANU SIBU SANDAKAN KUANTAN MIRI TAWAU The successful candidates will be responsible383 words
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430 1979-06-20 26 LOCAL textile manufacturers yesterday heaved a sigh of relief over an announcement j by the US Treasury that it will not slap special duties on imports of textiles and men's and boys' apparel from Singapore and ThaiI land. Mr Lair. Thian, chair- man of430 words
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287 1979-06-20 26 WRITERS TOLD HOW TO WRITE FOR KIDS A SUCCESSFUL writer of children's books has not only to re-enter his child- > hood, but also to re-create it with integrity and identify with the child all the I way. This advice was given to participants of the Writers' Workshop on Children'sAgencies - 287 words
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Article37 1979-06-20 26 THE chairman of the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association donation draw committee, Mr Ng Cheng Bok, will launch the Sata Donation Draw Campaign on Friday at 11.30 am at the Sata Chest and Heart Clinic. Shenton Way.37 words
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Article, Illustration151 1979-06-20 26 2 HURT IN FIVE- VEHICLE CRASH TWO people were slightly injured In a flve-vehi-cle accident which occurred at the traffic Junction of Keppei Road and Anson Road yesterday afternoon. The vehicles Involved were a city shuttle service bus, two lorries and two motor cars and the 5.45 p.m. accident caused151 words
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Article53 1979-06-20 26 Boy drowns in Kallang River A FORMER Woodbridge Hospital inmate. Woo Chee Seng drowned in the Kallang River on Monday. Chee Seng of Block 10, Tempas Road, off Lavender Street was playing near the river's bank when he slipped and fell in the river, according to police. Police do not53 words
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Article24 1979-06-20 26 THE Singapore Merbok Club will hold a bird singing championship at Si Steven's School in Siglap View on Sunday at 8 a.m.24 words
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Obituary, Illustration86 1979-06-20 26 MOM. BALWANT KAUR KHAIftA departed peacefully on 7 6 79 at Kluang Jonore leaving behind sons Rattan Singh. Sekolah Tunku Mahmood (1). Kluang Jarnail Singh. Kluang; Sarban Singh. England: nephews Babu Singh. Svgamat. Mohan Singh. Muar. 3 daughters. and their families to mourn her low The family86 words
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Advertisement1114 1979-06-20 26 IN THE MATTER OF KENYATAAN TAWARAN THE COMPANIES < NHFRSITI KEBANGftAAN ACT IMS MALAYSIA. V H FAKILTI ISLAM IN THE MASTER OK BANG BI A>COR KARIABINA SON BHD. Tawaran daripada ptmoo (In I lnulil.il.nl rong-pemborong yang b*r (in liquidation) de J.batan Kerja (Mrmbrr* Voluntary Ray. dalam Kelaa BX dlbawah Winding1,114 words
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Advertisement266 1979-06-20 26 Water to wash and 'ean. WSf *G^I^ Of THE 'WATER FESTH^l/ GONTB8TI 26 May -24 June '79 I JrtPitw;1KHoQoidBarworthabout$lft00Cr 2nd Pri7P^ HOW tO enter? Contest Sticker and post it to us. o-' drop it into the IIU rMAW Contest Entry Form Box in the Yaohan stores. Each 1 pc 10g266 words
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Obituary, Illustration34 1979-06-20 27 MADAM KARAM KAUR W/O JOTA SINGH, Priest. Lahat Temple, passed away peacefully on 2.6.79. Bhog Ceremony will be held at Sikh Temple. Lahat on 24.6.79. Inserted by newphes Professor Chattar and brothers.34 words
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Obituary, Illustration38 1979-06-20 27 Departed M.5.71. A year have passed since your left us. but memories ol you remain deep in our hearts You sadly missed but never forgotten by parents, sister, uncles and childrens. Love your will. T. RASAIAH38 words
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Article, Illustration422 1979-06-20 27 Men: W»men: 1 BJorn Bor« (Swe) 1 Martin* Navratllova 2 John McEnroe (IS) (US) 3 Jimmy Cmmti (US) Chris Evert (US) 3 Evmm Cawley (Aust) A Vitas Gernlaltto (US) 4 Tney Aistta (US) S (ialllermo VUm \r%) DtoMFi*mk«lti 7 Arthur Aabe (US) (Aut)Reuter - 422 words
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232 1979-06-20 27 LONDON. Tues. John McEnroe, the temperamental 20-year-old American seeded No. 2 for the Wimbledon singles title, won the international Grand Prix tennis tournament at the Queen's Club here yesterday in a three-set battle with Paraguayan Victor Pecci. After losing the first set, McEnroe, nicknamedReuter - 232 words
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Article386 1979-06-20 27 London, Tues THK KENNINGTON OVAL here, m symbol of the quiet dignity el r ricket Ui many traditional followers of the game, will be filled with cheering and chanting lamorrow when the Hest Indies and Pakistan iiKfl in the semifinals of the World Cap. A rapacityReuter - 386 words
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167 1979-06-20 27 Champion Martina and Chris sparkle EASTBOURNE (England), Tues. The top two women's seeds for Wimbledon, Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert Lloyd, dropped only four games between them in their first round matches of the international grass court tennis tournament here yesterday. Martina, the United States-based Czechoslovak who is the WimbledonAFP - 167 words
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Article, Illustration187 1979-06-20 27 MANCHESTER, Tues. Sri Lanka stormed to a shock 47 runs World Cup cricket win over India here yesterday, impressively boosting their claims to join the countries having Test status. Chasing a demanding winning target or 239, India were all out for 191 a demoralising defeat, whichReuter - 187 words
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Article123 1979-06-20 27 LONDON, Tues. Derbyshire and Lancashire drew the only English county championship cricket match to produce a result yesterday, while runaway championship leaders Essex set themselves up for their sixth victory. Brief scores: At UrTi: Middlesex 212-1 dec. (M. Smith 106 n.o); Surrey 96-4 In B»we— tfc: Nottinghamshire 325-5;Reuter - 123 words
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Advertisement43 1979-06-20 27 gainsbarou^i 303 scores another First P.U.B. Approved Skx Instantaneous Shower Heater P.C1.8. Approval Certificate No. 0001/3 For quick installation call our Authorised Distributors Hui Kwang Tel: *****8/*****95 Good Century Tel: *****8/9 Great Year Tel: *****8/*****4 oRiiTISUQPOUfiJLI (ASIA) PTE. LTD. < a Gainsborough group company)43 words
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Advertisement717 1979-06-20 27 A Leader in the production of Hgh Density Polyethylene film is about to open its second modern factory and would like to seek an experienced person to fill the post of:OPERATION MANAGER This position reports directly to the Board of Directors and assumes overall control of the factory. The successful717 words
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Advertisement94 1979-06-20 27 AUCTION SALE 1) No 37 Toi Hwon Heights To Be Held TODAY 20th June 1979 at 2.30 p.m. at No 58 Market Street CHEONG KOON SENG ft CO. (PTE.) LTD. (1920) Licensed Auctioneers A Valuers No 58 Market Street, Singapore 1 Tel: *****8/*****9/ *****0 FESCO INDIA LINE M.V. "ZINOVIY SOLOVYEV"94 words
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Advertisement378 1979-06-20 27 GENERAL Wftf/jfti/ ELECTRIC (USA) .> f GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) HERMETIC^ MOTOR OPERATIONS PTE. LTD. TOOLMAKERS Applicants should hove 3— 5 years relevant working experience in a precision toolroom A good knowledge of the use of toolroom equipment such as milling machines, lathe ond grinder is essential Must be able to378 words
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Article, Illustration630 1979-06-20 28 WILFRED YEO - Dhillon's fastest whistle around town WILFRED YEO By THE Singapore soccer players who allegedly assaulted Malaysia Cup final referee Zainal Abidin and linesman Hassan Daud. during the final against Selangor on Saturday, may soon find themselves with lots of time to regret their actions. So says FIFA referee Harpajan Singh630 words
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Article204 1979-06-20 28 HANGZHOU. Tuet. THE women's singles Quarterfinals at the world Badminton Federation championships turned into an all-Chinese affair as local girls defeated two Thai players and a North Korean. while Singapore's Tay Hoe See lost by de- fault to China's Han Aiping. Xv Rong hadReuter - 204 words
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296 1979-06-20 28 FAIRWAY - FAIRWAY By PRINCESS ALIA is ready to strike a winning note. The three-year-old filly, always unplaced in all her starts so far, worked with great gusto in Penang yesterday when she finished 10 lengths in front of stablemate Going Great in a 600 metres296 words
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Article63 1979-06-20 28 HONGKONG, Tues. China plan to hold the first Pele Cup soccer tournament in October, in co-operation with New York Cosmos soccer club who visited China in 1977, a Hongkong newspaper said today. The retired Brazilian soccer star Pele, formerly a Cosmos player, will take part in the tournamentUPI - 63 words
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Article268 1979-06-20 28 BERNARD PEREIRA - BERNARD PEREIRA By this year s Singapore Open grasscourt tennis championships have been called off. They were to have been organised by the Singapore Cricket Club at their grass courts on July 7, 8, 13, 14 and 15. But the SCC, apparently not having been able to268 words
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Article73 1979-06-20 28 AUCKLAND. Tues. A lead ing Nnew Zealand rugby union critic today slammed the French selectors for sending a young and inexperienced team to tour this country. Grahame Thome, a former All-Black and now columnisi for the mass-circulation weekly newspaper Truth, said: "They are a very young side,AFP - 73 words
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Article165 1979-06-20 28 WARSAW, Tues. Poland's Grazyna Rabsztyn yesterday equalled her own world record. of 12.48 sec., for the women's 100 metres hurdles at an international athletics meeting here. She set the record one year ago in Furth, West Germany. Meanwhile, European Games 1500 metres gold medallist Steve Ovett will run in165 words
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366 1979-06-20 28 The Soviets, runners-up in 1977, ignored a fervent home crowd, and an Italian side spurred on by press criticism of their performances, to qualify for the final against Israel. The Czechs will meet reigning champions Yugoslavia for the bronze medal tonight BOXING The World366 words
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Article488 1979-06-20 28 ALBERT JOHNSON - ALBERT JOHNSON By CREW-CUT Khoo Teng Cheong, who won last year's Sportsboy-of-the-Year award, lived up to expectation when he smashed two national records in the 200 metres butterfly event Open and under-17 in the South-east Asia age-group trials at the Toa Payoh pool yesterday. Khoo, who488 words
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Advertisement656 1979-06-20 28 TIMES DISTRIBUTORS SDN BHD (A wholly-owned subsidiary of Times Publishing Bhd and a member of the Times Organisation) invites applications for the posts of 1) MARKETING MANAGER We are leaders in the field of books and magazine distribution in Sxith East Asia an.l the person we are looking for will656 words
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Advertisement586 1979-06-20 28 r FOREST DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Basic Qualifications i) BSC in Forestry plus at least 5 years experience in large all weather logging unit with an annual production of 3.000,000 cv ft OR li) At least 15 years experience in all types of logging, in all weather logging units, with an annual586 words
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Article, Illustration420 1979-06-20 29 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI HASHIM, LEONG AND LEE MAY BE OUT OF MERDEKA TOURNAMENT By THREE Malaysia Cup players midfielders Hashim Hosni. Leong Krk Farm and coalKck harm, ana goal keeper David Lee are likely to be out of Singapore's 18-strong squad for next420 words
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Article372 1979-06-20 29 BERNARD PEREIRA - BERNARD PEREIRA By SINGAPORE should quit the Malaysia Cup soccer series! At least, that seems to be the general feelini of the multitude of fans who have inundate< Timesport with their letters in the three days since the Republic lost 2-0 to Selangor in the372 words
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172 1979-06-20 29 No major security worry at Cup final Kl ALA LUMPUR, Tues. AeUag city police Chief Asst. Commlftsloaer Mohamcd Noor Khamb nid that the security arraagements during Saturday's Malaysia Cap final at the Merdeka stadium here weat off without a hitch. He said that there were a* lacMeata, except for crowd'sNST - 172 words
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Article, Illustration202 1979-06-20 29 IF ever a medal Is to be awarded far perseverance In sports, It Mght to go to Standard Badminton Party's Jufrl Jnralml (left). For, come rain or shine, the former Fraser aid Neave trainee will somehow keep his date on the badminton court, reports BERNARD202 words
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305 1979-06-20 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Selangor soccer players, called up to the Malaysian national A and B teams for the Merdeka j tournament, have decided to opt out of their respective squads until they recover from the effects of too much of football. Said teamNST - 305 words
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354 1979-06-20 29 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW By VISIONS of Zainal Abidin, the referee who allowed for Selangor's controversial opening goal against Selangor in the Malaysia Cup soccer final, came into focus at the Phey Yew Kok basketball tournament at the Gay World Stadium last night. The situation354 words
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Article19 1979-06-20 29 VAN LEER Containers trounced National Iron 7-0 in a Ovaltine soccer League match at Jurong Stadium yesterday.19 words
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359 1979-06-20 29 LARRY LLOYD, the Nottingham Forest centreback is the only big star in the Irish National Selection team to play Singapore at the National Stadium in a friendly socrer match on Monday. The Irish side, who will play a Malaysia Selection on Saturday359 words
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Article57 1979-06-20 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A short visit to an ASEAN country will be the reward for the Selangor team who won the Malaysia Cup final. Assistant team manager, Salleh Ahmad, said that the Football Association of Selangor will soon meet to decide the destination of the trip scheduled for57 words
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264 1979-06-20 29 Guthrie are SBHFL knock-out victors GUTHRIE BERHAD beat Hilton Hotel 4-0 to win the Singapore Business Houses Football League Senior knock-out final, marred by a send-off and three cautions, at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night, reports JOE DORAI. Hilton's striker Karin Ghani was sent off by referee N. Chandra264 words
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Article30 1979-06-20 29 THE Singapore Hockey Association Premier League match between Indian Association and the Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association at Balestier Road yesterday was postponed because of the water-logged ground.30 words
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Article, Illustration329 1979-06-20 29 PATRICK BASTIANS - PATRICK BASTIANS By PAKISTANI professional squash player Rahim Gul, ranked 28th in the world, yesterday downgraded his Hongkong counterpart Peter Hartley before leaving for Pakistan. Gul, who will be Singapore's national squash coach from next month, calls Hartley, Hongkong's newly-acquired coach, "a good club professional who329 words
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Article28 1979-06-20 29 SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY defeated Tanglin 3-2 and Singapore Armed Forces beat Singapore Sports Council 4-1 in the last ties of the National League E grade squash competition.28 words
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Article164 1979-06-20 29 FOR the past three weeks, Susan Faraglia, the world's 15th best women's squash player, has been in Singapore, hunting for a court on which to play, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. Her husband, Giorgio, an Alitalia Airlines executive posted to Singapore, has applied to several local clubs for member-164 words
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Article113 1979-06-20 29 SELANGOR'S Lake Club darts team playing the Chip Bees at the Chip Bee coffeehouse in Holland Road during the Malaysia Cup final on Saturday were pleasantly surprised when the lights suddenly went out. Both teams promptly called off the game and sneaked into a local113 words
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214 1979-06-20 29 ORGANISERS of the Anchor Business Houses squash league the most popular team tournament in Singapore will set off the competition on Saturday with a new ruling. No one above F grade, who has taken part in the national league, will be eligible to214 words
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Advertisement123 1979-06-20 29 Mini Clubman... the true state of the economy! ECONOMY Mini Clubman. Always economical. A miser on petrol. Inexpensive to maintain and service. Comfortable, a pleasure to drive. VALUE Mini Clubman gives you value that stays with you. And grows on you. With a proven high resale value. No wonder over123 words
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Miscellaneous85 1979-06-20 29 BASKETBALL Phey Yew Kok tournament: C. P. Broiler v Medan, Yanmar v Malaysia, Yco v Satu, Bangkok Bank v Meduin Inds Bank (Gay World Stadium, 5, 6.15. 7.30 and 8.45). SOCCER Friendly: GEC v Singapore Recreation Club (Padang, 5.30). National youth tournament: Tiong Bahru v Telok Blangah, Balestier United v85 words
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Article, Illustration71 1979-06-20 30 Mass suicide by whales SOME of the 41 mammoth sperm whales which beached themselves in an unexplained mass suicide In Florence, Oregon, ISA, over the weekend. Members of the Oregon Greenpeace Organisation, a conservation group, tried to paah the whales hack to the surf with ropes and canvas slings butAP - 71 words
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Article134 1979-06-20 30 Tight on refugee ship' report HONGKONG. Tues. Vietnamese authorities prevented a Greek vessel loaded with military and police officials of the former anti-communist regime from leaving Ho Chi Minh City last Thursday. In a broadcast monitored here, the Vietnam News Agency said a fight took place between the authorities andUP - 134 words
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Article45 1979-06-20 30 Late classified DEATH CMAMLf MMAMDA Age S5. passed away peacefully on 18th June 1»7» Monday at Trtvandrum India Leaving behind beloved wife Agatha Chales. sons. Malcom. Cletus. daughters Norma. Shirley, sitter Celine Oomez. Brothers Joseph Miranda of Singapore L Mary John Miranda of Abu Dhabi45 words
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Article364 1979-06-20 30 SAUDIS BREACH EGYPT BOYCOTT WASHINGTON, Tuesday SAUDI ARABIA has breached the Arab world's economic boycott of Egypt by agreeing to ahead with providing US$lOO million (Ss2l9 million) for Cairo's purchase of USmade vehicles. The US Government took a direct interest in efforts by Chase Manhattan Bank to get the Saudis364 words
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Article41 1979-06-20 30 NEW YORK, Tues. Dow Jones averages, based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 indus 839.05 off 0.35. 20 transp 239.48 off 0.25, 15 utils 105.18 off 0.17, 65 stocks 293.30 off 0.23. UPI.UPI - 41 words
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Article114 1979-06-20 30 Khomeiny to have crucial talks TEHERAN. Tues. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny was to have crucial talks today with moderate religious leader Ayatollah Ayed Kazem Shariatma dari to try to end a constitutional controversy threatening to pit their followers against each other. The talks were scheduled to take place at the QomUPI - 114 words
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Article43 1979-06-20 30 KAMPALA, Tues. Ugandan President Yusuf Lule fired his Information Minister today to carry out his second government shakeup in 12 days. A government statement tersely listed the appointments of seven new ministers, six to ministries that did not exist before. UPI.UPI - 43 words
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366 1979-06-20 30 ZURICH, Tuesday ALL European airlines today lifted the ban on flights by DC-10 aircraft shortly after their civil aviation authorities meeting here approved a new three-stage maintenance and checks programme for the planes. A grounding order for the wide-bodied planes was imposed 12 days366 words
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100 1979-06-20 30 Currency smuggling racket: Man held TAIPEH, Taes. Cutarns officials at the Chiang Kal-vShek Airpart claimed to have smashed a foreign currency smuggling racket and detained a 27-year-old Chinese holding a Malaysian passport and possessing more than S$7N,M* in various currencies. Customs officials and security men boarded a China Airlines flightReuter - 100 words
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Advertisement456 1979-06-20 30 BUSINESS TIMES SniKapores Kmanrnl Dally Cover Price 50t Anouol Subscription 5/55. For subscription, call *****! F\t 81 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The private sector wants a trade development council but is unwilling to bear the direct financing costs. Find out what tax the SICC wants to impose for promoting exports. Other items:456 words
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Miscellaneous127 1979-06-20 30 Amsterdam 12-20C Clear I Maalla 24-31C Ciou-Iy Ataeas 29-38C Cloudy Maalreal 2O-30C Sunny Baagkafc 25-33C Showers Meaeew 18-20C Rain Belnt 22-32C Sunny New Delhi tC t Berlin 11-20C Cloudy New Yerk 17-26C Sunny BnuwU 11-19C Clear Paris 15-20C Clear Bum Aires 6-19C Clear Perth 9-19C Sunny Cain 25-39C Clear Rame127 words
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Article57 1979-06-20 1 it ft "&m*mvL%" ft a mt\; mti%m h* ep**a >s?*sftiffi Wilt .^Bfemiail Jii-|6]flls£fls*fl£*iJ# «K*t?w m rt»*ft^:±!tSnu ss -b n »«iw? R**fl-ffl3KB/;f«:ft tt Z tS R ik iW my) c*»* c-^l n H+ IBfi&lJ'fflf tilffitf 1 **fthfr]#;M *a i* Retell* A M Wit *«»fft HSU"** ft f-# .am k iftlXf Kftß»«f'RrTjffiV*M57 words
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Article162 1979-06-20 1 Dear editor, I AM writing to yon concerning an article, History of Malayan Chinese literature has been translated Into English with I nesco's help, which was published in your Bilingual Page on Peb 21, I*7B. Pint ef ail I weald like te express my deepest gratitude162 words
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Article, Illustration636 1979-06-20 1 LEONG WENG KAM - LEONG WENG KAM By DANCE POTPOURRI, an annual presentation of the 14-year-old Practice Theatre School, begins tonight at the National Theatre at 8 p.m. A performance of some fine folk dances of the world by more than 50 students of the school,636 words
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Article49 1979-06-20 1 ft^ xFan xionhong bright red xionrtoi fresh milk »i^nhua fresh flower xionyonduomu attractive xionguo fresh fruits For exampi ei you may say, xionyon colourful; J f splendour Zhiwuyuan li. xinxion fresh huaer xianyanduomu. ft^H/J meaning. "The flowers are very attractive in the iionmmg vividness Botanical Gardens.49 words
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Advertisement165 1979-06-20 1 INSIDE: 11 LEISURE: Top star* coming to Singapore for Asian Film Festival 2 a WOMAN PLUS: Have a barbecue evening out of doors 3 THE WINNING'GL' COMBINATION 1-3 GL J/Mb 1-6 GL $14,352 (parf) a $17,541 (pa RF Xoam in y J Am J Ami bbt I asW. aH 7fl165 words
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411 1979-06-20 2 GERALDINE TANG - More prizes for debaters this year GERALDINE TANG By THE winners and runners-up of this year's RTS English debate for schools will walk away with better prizes. Instead of having Singapore Airlines as the sole sponsor, as in previous debates, RTS now has another sponsor. Paper-mate, for Debate '79. The411 words
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Article94 1979-06-20 2 Teams for 2nd Telefun round A TOTAL of 40 teams will take part in the second preliminary round of Telefun organised by RTS and the PA. They were selected according to their scores from 135 teams It will take place this weekend at Bendemeer Secondary School. The games on Saturday94 words
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Article, Illustration606 1979-06-20 2 GERALDINE TANG - GERALDINE TANG By TOP FILM stars from various Asian countries, some of whom familiar faces with movie-goers here, will be coming for the 25th Asian Film Festival Singapore is hosting early next month. More than 400 delegates, including film stars, film producers and directors, screen-play writers606 words
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Article, Illustration102 1979-06-20 2 Remember singer Gigi Galon? REMEMBER Gigi Galon whose wide repertoire enthralled audiences at the Mandarin not so long ago? This bundle of vocal dynamite is back at the Kasbah and at the Neptune belting out her latest repertoire, including I Am Woman and You Made Me j Feel So Very102 words
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198 1979-06-20 2 SU Choir to give farewell concert THE University of Singapore Choir will give a farewell concert at the PUB auditorium on June 30, to cap its year-long campaign to raise funds for a ltday visit to Britain. In this final bid to reach the targeted sum of over $100,000, the198 words
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Advertisement82 1979-06-20 2 W First Ovaltine Land W Contest Draw at V Yaohan Thomson 6.30 p.m. tonight. Winners to be Drawn by Miss Junie Sng,Singapore Sportswoman of the year. Manufacturer of Art and Carved Teak, Rosewood and Camphor Chests, Bars, Book Cabinets, Writing Desk, Tables, etc. t«%i I i A Teak wood or82 words
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Miscellaneous805 1979-06-20 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Openini and Wanita (Malay) 730 and New$reel W»y) 3.35 Diary of Events (Malay) III 1 8.30 Charle s Angels Mother Angel 3.40 Mane Cune (repeat) 9.30 News (Enjish) 4.35 Intermission 9.45 Cultural Diary (English) 6.00 Opening and Rampaian Sufcan 9-50 Jane Eyre (Part805 words
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Article489 1979-06-20 3 Ideal way to celebrate IN the tropics, the best time of the day to be out of doors is in the evening, and the best meal to serve outdoors is a barbecue, which is also the ideal way to celebrate. When planning a barbecue party, first489 words
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Article, Illustration63 1979-06-20 3 Rowena (left) takes a plunge with a deep V-neck camisole and a blue satin skirt, with a cummerbund for style. Her padded-shoulder jacket is raw silk. Patou tops up her yellow tanktop and maroon silk skirt with a maroon silk jacket and shawl collar.63 words
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Article209 1979-06-20 3 "EEF (striploin, scotch-eye, top rump) Ingredients: < cup red wine ground block pepper f tabs P 011 salt to taste I teasp sugar nerbs |lke Oregono, 1 teasp Worcester sauce mar )Oran or basil 4 tobsp dark soya sauce con be added CHICKEN (parts or half a spring chicken)209 words
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511 1979-06-20 3 S. LTAN - S.LTAN By CONVERSATIONS WE haven't had a similar survey conducted here but in the US a report on present male attitudes (towards women, of course) was based on a study of some 4,000 men encompassing all age groups, geographical areas and511 words
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Advertisement35 1979-06-20 3 Wait till you see the whites of our eyes jt. m) H^fl HV The exclusive Balenciaga !CIJ H^^ summer range is now available at 'ZZTZZiVUL'ZZ BALENCIAGA to"** optical houses and ttain»»fl x- select department stores35 words
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Advertisement135 1979-06-20 3 KLIM PRICES INCREASE ON JULY IST RIGHT NOW YOU CAN BUY INSIANTKIIM AIUBHR MKS We reluctantly announce price increases for our popular Klim Instant Milk from July Ist. We can't keep prices down, but we've kept increases to a minimum, and we are informing you in advance. This is the135 words
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