The Straits Times, 25 June 1979

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1979 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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    Deven: We Have to pay a price... MOVING UP TO SECOND LEAGUE
    514 1  - Deven: We Have to pay a price... MOVING UP TO SECOND LEAGUE GEORGE JOSEPH By IF SINGAPORE workers and employers do not decide to upgrade themselves now, then by the end of the Eighties, Singaporeans would end up like dead ducks, NTUC president Mr Devan Nair warned yesterday. And this
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    Lock icon Beating the petrol queue
    75 1 AS long queues at petrol kiosks are on the increase in the United States, there are a few enterprising people who couldn t care less. Like the man behind the reins of this buggy, for instance, His buggy trots breezily past the winding queue of cars
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    Ohira told: You'll be failing in your duty if...
    519 1 Ohira told: You'll be failing in your duty if... JAPANESE Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira would be failing in his responsibilities if he did not take a firm stand on the problems posed by the Vietnamese refugees at the summit meeting of the major industrialised countries to be held in Tokyo.
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    Lock icon Opec may raise price to $44 forecast
    502 1 TEHERAN, Son. The head of the National Iranian Oil Co. (NIOC), Mr Hassan Nazih, says he believes the Organisation of Petroleum Exportlng Countries (Opec) may raise its oil prices to I Ss2» (about SS44) or more a barrel at Its meeting la Geaeva
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    Lock icon Together we can loosen stranglehold says Carter
    455 1 Together we can loosen stranglehold says Carter WASHINGTON, Sunday THE industrialised democracies must work together to reduce their dependence on a handful of oil producing countries, President Jimmy Carter told newsmen before leaving today for next week's summit of non-commu-nist leaders in Tokyo. "Concerted action by all the industrialised democracies
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    Lock icon W. German extradited
    69 1 LONDON, Sun. West German Astrid Proll was extradited to Frankfurt last night to face murder and armed bank robbery charges connected with her alleged membership of the Baader-Meinhoff urban terrorist organisation, police here said. Proll. who was arrested in London in September 1978, dropped her fight against
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    Lock icon Bridge idea revived
    71 1 KUWAIT, Sun. Saudi Arabia and Bahrain have revived the idea of building a bridge to link Bahrain to the Saudi mainland, the Kuwaiti daily Al Watan said today. In a dispatch from Bahrain, the newspaper said that Saudi Arabia has agreed to pay the entire cost of
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    Israeli raids
    31 1 BEIRUT, Sun. Israeli warplanes today, bombarded Palestinan-controlled areas of south Lebanon in apparent reprisal for a guerilla-claimed bomb blast in Tel Aviv. There were no immediate reports of casualties.
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    Lock icon CARTER GETS INTO A 'JAM' IN TOKYO
    91 1 TOKYO, Sun. President Carter arrived here tonight at an airport turned into a fortress as leftwing radicals made four attempts to interfere with communications between the control tower and Air Force One, the presidential Jet. Officials at Tokyo's Haneda Airport, which had been
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    HDB to relax $2,500 ceiling ... for families who wish to live together
    587 1  - HDB to relax $2,500 ceiling for families who wish to live together WONG MOH-KEED By FAMILIES with a joint monthly income above the $2,500 ceiling will soon be allowed to buy Housing Board flats under a new move to encourage more families to live together. The new concessions will apply
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    30 homeless after fire
    37 1 ABOUT 30 people were made homeless when a fire destroyed two houses in Johore Road last night. Police cordoned off the area as two fire-engines fought the blaze, which began at 11.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon Refugee centre plan by China
    76 1 BEIJING (PEKING), Sun Chinese VicePremier LJ Xlanuian (Li Hslen-nlen) said today China would consider setting up a Vietnamese refugee processing centre which would be administered by the United Nations. Mr LJ, one of the five Vice-Chairmen of the Communist Party Central Committee, expressed this at
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      221 1 Available at ail leading centers dept atom ROYAL SPORTING HOU^PTELTD 20V High SlfMt C«otfi Singapore 6 T.I 242M53 79M8M Scholars with a science background Page 11 HITTING Hanoi's soft spots to stop the I'vodus 2 FRENCH pall oat from Pakistan nurlear plant 3 SHAH can have asylum In Egypt, says
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Hitting Hanoi's soft spots to stop the exodus
      511 2 /I One not need look far to find the solution to the Indorhinese refugee explosion in South-east Asia Vietnam.lt most be cajoled, bludgeoned or shamed into stopping the outflow. How* Stopping of aid will not have the clout necessary to influence the
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      Lock icon '13,204 given exit visas'
      106 2 '13,204 given exit visas HONGKONG, Sun. Ho Chi Minh City Mayor Mai Chi Tho said recently that 13,204 people in his city had been granted exit visas but had not left yet, the Vietnam News Agency reported today. Mr Tho said these people had not left Vietnam because of the
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      Lock icon '16,000 at HK border to plug illegal flow'
      217 2 '16,000 at HK border to plug illegal flow' HONGKONG, Sunday CHINA now has about 16,000 troops stationed on the Hongkong border in a bid to stem the human tidal wave of illegal immigrants trying to sneak in here, according to press reports today. The number of illegals arrested by Hongkong
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      Lock icon Big rush for jobs as hair stylists
      135 2 BEIJING (Peking), Sun. Thousands of unemployed youngsters in the eastern Chinese city of Nanjing (Nanking) have applied to become htflrdressers, cleaners and bath-house attendants, the Peking Daily said today. The paper said 2,500 young people replied to an adverisement placed in the Nanjing
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      Front claim
      38 2 DAR ES SALAAM, Sun. The Zimbabwe-Rhodesian Patriotic Front guerilla alliance has killed 1,500 Rhodesian troops, shot down seven planes and destroyed nine medium-sized military camp* so far this year, according to a front official here AFR
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      Lock icon DONG LEADS MISSION TO MOSCOW
      62 2 DONG LEADS MISSION TO MOSCOW BANGKOK, Sun. A Vietnamese delegation led by Premier Pham Van Dong left Hanoi for Moscow today to attend the 33rd session of Comecon. the Soviet-led Council for Mutual Economic Assistance, the Vietnam News Agency reported. The delegation includes Vice-Premier Le Thanh Nghi, Foreign Trade Minister
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      Lock icon Saryhas gone home, says official
      111 2 Saryhas gone home, says official BANGKOK, San. A high-ranking government official said today that Kampnrhean Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister leng Sary had left Thailand at an undisclosed border point and returned to his embattled homeland shortly after his arrival here Saturday. The official said Mr Sary, the number two
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      Lock icon Carrier Minsk skips ports in Vietnam
      193 2 TOKYO, Sun. The Soviet aircraft carrier Minsk today moved through the Bashi Channel south of Taiwan after apparently joining up with a fleet tanker without stopping over at any Vietnamese port, military sources here reported. Yesterday, President Carter revealed that Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev
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      37 2 Thailand is a professional neutral. Philippine Foreign Minister Dr Carlos Romulo expressing confidence on Sa'urday that Thailand will be able to steer clear of any military imbroglio resulting from the current fighting in Indochina.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon 'French pull out from Pak N-plant'
      235 3 Major setback for Islamabad ISLAMABAD. Sun. The last French engineers working on the site of Pakistan's only nuclear reprocessing plant have returned home in a move which will delay Pakistan's nuclear programme or lead to its abandonment, according to a reliable source here. The
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      Lock icon 2 killed in bus drama
      85 3 RICHMOND (Virginia). Sun. A passenger on a bus stabbed the bus driver to death on interstate 95 near here yesterday t hen was himself killed when he stepped from the bus ana was struck by a hit-and-run driver, police said. The driver, identified by police
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      Lock icon India making explosives for missiles
      116 3 India making explosives for missiles NEW DELHI, Sunday INDIA has started making HMX, the most powerful explosive so far known to the world, i the Press Trust of India (FTI) reported today. Know-how for producing HMX is possessed only by a few Western countries and is still a closely guarded
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      Lock icon Dissident police protest
      84 3 Dissident police protest RAISING their fists in solidarity, a section of 2,Ht members of the paramilitary Central Reserve Police (CRP) staging a protest demonstration in New Delhi on Saturday after walking out of their Jobs. They are demanding higher salaries and the withdrawal of army troops from CRP camps throughout
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      Lock icon Soviet N-test
      33 3 STOCKHOLM. Sun A Soviet nuclear explosion in Semipalatinsk yesterday caused an earth shock registering seven degrees on the Richter scale at the Uppsala Seismological Institute near here, it was announced. AFP.
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      Lock icon 15,000 Indians flee to B'desh after communal rioting
      240 3 DACCA, Sun. PRIME Minister Shah Azizur Rahman told Parliament here yesterday that more than 15,000 Indian refugees crossed into Bangladesh yesterday following communal riots in West Bengal. He said Bangladesh is gravely concerned over I the issue and the Ban- gladesh and
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      Lock icon DESAI CRITIC NARAIN QUITS JANATA PARTY
      94 3 NEW DELHI, Sun. Former Indian health minister Raj Narain, an outspoken cntic of Premier Morarji Desai, yesterday resigned from the ruling Janata Party. Mr Narain, who defeated former premier Indira Gandhi in her constituency of Rae Bareli in the March 1977 general election, said
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      Lock icon THE ENERGY SQUEEZE Long lines at US petrol stations
      202 3 THE ENERGY SQUEEZE Long lines at US petrol stations NEW YORK: American motorists found little petrol in the northern and eastern states over the weekend. Service station lines as long as one kilometre were common in New York and Connecticut. Supplies were reported generally adequate in the mid-west ana west.
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      Lock icon Imelda for China
      60 3 MANILA: President Marcos said that he will send his wife Imelda to China and other countries next month to buy more oil. He said Mrs Marcos would try to buy more quality oil from China which had been supplying the Philippines industrial oil, and then proceed to
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      Lock icon More risk in hiding from Skylab
      164 3 More risk in hiding from Skylab WASHINGTON, Sun DON'T worry about chunks of metal falling on you from space you are more likely to get hurt trying to shelter from them. This was the comforting advice given by US space I specialists to people worrying about debris shed by the
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      Lock icon Weizman dropped from Israeli team
      230 4 Weizman dropped from Israeli team JERUSALEM, Sun THE Israeli Cabinet today agreed to drop Defence Minister Ezer Weizman from Israel's team negotiating Palestinian autonomy with Egypt and the United States, official sources said. The decision was taken at a cabinet meeting in which ministers discussed the next round of autonomy
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      Lock icon '10,000 East Germans in Africa'
      267 4 '10,000 East Germans in Africa' BERLIN, Sunday EAST Germany has about 10,000 military! and civilian advisers and technicians in Afri-j ca, according to Western analysts, informed sources in West Berlin said last night. They quoted the analysts as saying that the East German presence was particularly strong in Angola and
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        Lock icon No chewing at work
        83 4 I HONOLULU: The Papua New Guinea Public Service Commission has prohibited betel nut chewing by government employees while they are at work. A recent Papua-New Guinea University of Technology newsletter said any government employee found to be engaging in the juicy habit on government premises between
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        Lock icon Abominable cousin?
        73 4 PARIS: The abominable snowman of the Himalayas has a Soviet cousin living in the thick forests and frozen tundra of Siberia, says an article in the magazine Soviet Studies. According to witnesses, the creatures resemble humans but are naked and hairy with very low foreheads, jutting lower jaws
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        Lock icon Elvis' gold car sold
        66 4 LOS ANGELES: A goldcolored 1968 Cadillac once owned by Elvis Presley was sold for US$3O,OOO (5566,000) yesterday to a Saudi Arabian businessman, a spokesman said. The El Dorado coupe was originally expected to go for about U5525,000, said Mr Joe Molina, spokesman for Classic Cars of
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      54 4 Thank God I didn't have my girdle on. Grandma Aileen Nash, 69, speaking after she was rescued this week from a ravine in Everett, Washington State, where was trapped in her car for nearly four days. She is receiving treatment for dehydration, broken ribs, a broken wrist
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      Lock icon Shah can have asylum in Egypt: Sadat
      358 4 IN a bold defiant move which might antagonise the Teheran Government, Egyptian Presi- i dent Anwar Sadat yes- j terday publicly invited j the deposed Shah of Iran to accept political asylum in Egypt. Mr Sadat's public invitation underscored Egypt's defiance of a
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      Lock icon No it's not Skylab just dark clouds
      85 4 No it's not Skylab just dark clouds NO, the soon-to-fall-from-t he-skies Sky lab was not what made these Kuropean Economir Community leaders look up as they came out of closetted talks on energy in Strasbourg, France on Friday. They were on a more mundane subject the weather. The leaders are
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      Lock icon $21m pledge
      33 4 BEIRUT. Sun. Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has pledged US$lO million (SJ2I.H million) to help repair civilian property destroyed by recent Israeli attacks in South Lebanon. Palestinian sources said yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD AIMS TO OUST ASSAD'
      266 4 BEIRUT, Sun. THE extreme right-wing Muslim Brotherhood, blamed by Syria for last week's artillery school massacre, wants to launch a popular uprising in a bid to topple the Syrian Government, according to informed sources. The Beirut sources, familiar with the secret underworld in which
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      Lock icon Troops bomb densely populated slums
      358 5 Troops bomb densely populated slums MANAGUA, Sun NICARAGUAN troops dropped heavy explosive charges from helicopters on the densely populated slum areas of eastern Managua yesterday in an attempt to crush Sandinist guerilla strongholds. President Anastasio Somoza's government broadcast warnings to residents of the barrios (slums) to evacuate the neighborhoods immediately
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      Lock icon Modified TU-144 makes successful flight
      159 5 Modified TU-144 makes successful flight MOSCOW, Sun. A new verslan of the Tnpolrv-144 (Tl-144) trouble-plagued counterpart of the AngloFrench Concorde, has made a successful supersonic flight to the Soviet Far East ami the makers are ready to start mass production. Moscow Radio reported today. The airliner was withdrawn from service
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      Lock icon 'Uprising quelled in Kabul'
      234 5 50 rebels killed, says radio KABUL, Sun AFGHANISTAN'S pro-communist regime yesterday crushed an armed uprising in the capital, Kabul, and killed 50 rebels. Radio Kabul reported today, adding that government troops are now in full control. The radio said the violence was set off by "mercenaries
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      Lock icon Divorce man wins right to visit dog
      65 5 PARIS, Sun. A man who is sueing for divorce has won the right to visit his dog two weekends a month, but his wife retained custody. In making the ruling, a divorce court judge in nearby Creteil, himself an animal lover, said a
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      Lock icon CHANGE IN DIET SAVES PANDAS
      123 5 CHANGE IN DIET SAVES PANDAS PEKING, Sun. The giant pandas, which almost died out in the disastrously cold winter of 1976-77, are again thriving in their remote mountain habitat of western China thanks to a change of diet Xinhua (Hsinhua) news agency reported today. The pandas' problems during the cola
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      Lock icon Hijacker's bluff
      62 5 WASHINGTON, Sun. The only explosives found on the Serbian nationalist who hijacked an airliner to Ireland were two "ground burst simulators" of the type used in military mock battles. The devices were strapped to the body of the hijacker. Nikola Kavaja, and no explosives were found in a
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      Lock icon Czech tourist defects
      56 5 TOKYO, Sun. A tourist from Czechoslovakia defected over the weekend while on a visit to Tokyo, Kyodo news service reported today. Kyodo said a woman in her late 50b asked for asylum in a third country. Neither her name nor the country she wants to go to
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      Lock icon Drug seizure
      36 5 MONTREAL, Sun. Narcotics agents in Canada, Britain and West Germany working together, have seized threequarters of a tonne of hashish worth US$lO million (5J21.8 million) and arrested 11 people, Canadian police said today. Reuter.
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    Charity swim starts off Nurses' Week
    379 6 By KOH VAN POH A "HUNCHBACKED old woman" yesteri day declared for all to see on her blouse the slogan, "Health iis Wealth," and proved it by swimming in the Raffles Institution pool. With such a combination, it was not surprising that Ong Siok
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    Speedpost to Japan
    51 6 THE "speedpost" service between Sineapor and Japan will start on July 1. Both contract and on demand services will be available to post office box addresses at the Tokyo International Post Office and the Osaka Central Post Office only. For details contact the Speedpost Marketing Officer, tel.
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    Second squash court for Radin Mas CC
    318 6 THE Radin Mas community centre will have its second squash court ready by October. Because of the popularity of the game, the centre has decided to build another court at a cost of about $40,000 to supplement the existing one, which is heavily
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      279 6 VARIETY SHOW for WARES IN SOUTH-EAST BITION at Phoenix Arts promotion of Singapore ASIA an exhibition of and Crafts Pte. Ltd., 29C, Cultural Foundation at over 300 pieces spanning Block 261, Waterloo the Conference Hall at 8 1,600 years of ceramic Street, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Organised by
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    Ministry's projects to help our writers
    443 7 Ministry's projects to help our writers THE Ministry of Culture is to launch a number of literary projects to give writers a wider scope in which to express themselves. Among these will be a book publication scheme, a book translation scheme, and a journal of literature for our writers. This
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    $7 million Safra clubhouse
    151 7 $7 million Safra clubhouse CONSTRICTION of the new $7 million Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association clubhouse (modelled above) at the junction of Jalan Bukit Mrrah and Alexandra Road will begin soon and is scheduled to be completed in mld-IWI. The clubhouse, the second one so far, will have a wide
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    Aupe branch
    33 7 MR Fazaiur Rehman has been elected chairman of the AUPE Technicians' Branch. The other officials are: secretary: G. Balasubramaniam and asst secretaries: Kwok Chek Phong. Goh Kee Liang and K. Govindasamy
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    PAP dinner
    41 7 THE PAP Bukit Timah branch will hold its 24th anniversary Jinner and the opening ceremony of its dementi and Teban sub-branches at the car park of Block 334. Avenue 2. Clementi New Town, on July 7 at 8 p.m.
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    SAVE ELECTRICITY DRIVE
    31 7 Up 1.6 per cent SATI RDAV's electricity consumption of 17.73 million unite was an increase of I.C per cent compared with the average Saturday consumption in March of
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    Don't end up like the 'boat people' says Raja
    407 7 FOREIGN Minister Mr S. Rajaratnam warned last night that Singaporeans would end up like the Vietnamese "boat people" if they become short-sighted and live only for today. He said the "boat people" would not be in their present plight if they
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    Call to get the aged to take part in activities
    173 7 Call to get the aged to take part in activities ABOUT 54 per cent of Singapore's aged experience loneliness while 15 per cent have negative attitudes towards leisure, the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs). Mr Chan Chee Seng, said yesterday. Mr Chan, quoting figures from a survey, was speaking at
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    Two rob man of $10,000 at car park
    109 7 Two rob man of $10,000 at car park TWO men armed with knives held-up a coffeeshop partner, Mr Shee Hock Kuan, 52, and robbed him of $10,000 at a car park near Block 22, Boon Keng Road, yesterday. Mr Shee was on his way to the race course in Bukit
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    REACTION TO THE NWC RECOMMENDATIONS
    78 8 INDUSTRY ESTAM.ISHMENTS ENGAGMG 10 i OR MORE WORKERS NUMBER EMFIOYED NUMBER OF ANNUM. REMUNERATION NORKEIS WAGE PER OF MDUSTRY PER ESTAB WORKER PER YEAR SMBon H 10.911 _l 149 $5,200 557 PARFL 407 32.792 70 $4,100 1174 138 215 10.863 9.226 _69_ $6,600 625 43
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    More and more Tamils losing mother tongue
    305 8  -  S. M. MUTHU By THE Tamil community is faced with the problem of trying to keep alive the Tamil language as growing numbers of Tamils are losing competence in their mother tongue. Although the government is actively encouraging and provding opportunities to learn
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    FEARS OVER NEW BOUT OF INFLATION
    560 8  -  LEE KIM CHEW and GEORGE JOSEPH By As employers mall over the impact of the NWC recommendations on the viability of their operations, this report gives an initial insight into some of the industries which are affected and the first reactions of employers. EMPLOYERS
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    Why the added 4pc should be flexible
    469 8 Why the added 4pc should be flexible THE additional 4 per cent CPF contribution to be paid by employers under the new NWC recommendations should be made flexible so that, if the economy turned bad, the percentage could be reduced to 2 per cent. Mr V. Jayakvdy, executive secretary of
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    Management accounting
    47 8 THE University ol Singapore Department of Extramural Studies will hold a course on Practical Management Accounting at Nissen Hut 8, Bukit Timah campus every Monday and Thursday from < p.m. to 9 p.m. from today. For details, ring *****76 or *****51 ext 156. 157 and 456.
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    'Little impact on builders'
    215 8 THE picture in the buijding sector, one of the biggest users of manpower, appears to be less grim for employers. The managing director of Lim Kah Ngam Ltd., Mr Lim Kong Eng, said: "With or without the NWC recommendations, wages have been rising at an annual
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    Small concerns will be hardest hit
    182 8 Multinational companies (MNCs) will feel the higher wage pinch but will not suffer to the same extent as those small establisments managed by Singapore entrepreneurs. In fact, a larger pool of available wcrkcrs created by retrenchment in those factories which cannot survive a high
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    An uncertain future for this industry
    143 8 ONE OF the most labour intensive, low wage industries that will be nit hardest by the new wage guidelines. Some retrenchment is inevitable in the 479 factories in this trade, which employs about 43,700 workers or 16.6 per cent of the labour force. The
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    'Double-barrel blast for employers'
    109 8 "AN EMPLOYER suffers a double-barrel blast from the NWC guidelines. Shortages in raw materials have pushed production costs up and eroded profit margins," said Mr Paul Chan, managing director of Chan Ho Engineering. "If the NWC recommendations are implemented, employers will suffer a second blow as
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    BOOK OF MALAY STORIES IN ENGLISH
    126 8 SEVEN modern Malay short stories will be compiled into a book together with works made up of three other languages. The stories were translated from Malay to English and will be published by the Singapore Writers' Association. An official of the associ- ation, Mr
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      193 8 New Mitsubishi Service Centre opens jvM^t Hillview Avenue J^ M.-^ Bbß mX T \^M F a ■-A 1 Expert technicians trained the Mitsubishi way provide the finest service for your car. Cycle Carriage now offers a centralised service centre for all Mitsubishi owners. Here is what our new service offers
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  • Make courtesy our way of life NATIONAL COURTESY CAMPAIGN
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      ON BUS COURTESY
      79 9 IHK Straits Times will, from today, publish a •ertes of It Illustrations on bus courtesy which kaa been provided byIke Singapore Bus Service, i The Illustrations, which will have English and Chinese captions, will be published thrice weekly on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. This is part of
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      A shave, haircut and a smile
      129 9 THE MINISTER for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan (right), stopping at a barber shop in Lorong 3, Geylang, daring his tour of his constituency in Geylang West yesterday morning. He was making his monthly tour of his constituency and also in conjunction with
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    IGNORANCE OF MALAY NAMES TAKEN AS RUDENESS
    145 9 IGNORANCE OF MALAY NAMES TAKEN AS RUDENESS A COMMON form of dis- courtesy in Singapore is the formal address of Malay names, the MP for Bedok Haji Sha'ari Tadin said yesterday. Speaking at the launching of the Bedok constituency courtesy campaign held at the Bedok community centre, Haji Sha'ari said:
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    Drive by SSB for 200 workers
    109 9 Drive by SSB for 200 workers THE Singapore Shuttle Bus (SSB) company yesterday launched its cour-i tesy and safety campaign for 200 employees at the Multi-Storey Carpark Restaurant at Market Street. The campaign, which is jointly organisd by the company and the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (Silo), representing The; workers,
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    100 held in big crackdown on gambling
    241 9  -  K. S. SIDHU By POLICE, in a series of raids throughout the island last week to suppress bookmaking and organised gambling activities, arrested more than 100 people, including three suspected big-time bookmakers and about 15 housewives. More than 30,000 betting slips were also
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    Orienteering officials
    44 9 MR Richard Tan Tiang Teck has been elected president of the Singapore Orienteering Federation. Other officials are Mr Victor Lam (first vice-president). Mr John Chew (second vicepresident). Mr Chin Weng Koon (third vice-president). Miss Threresa Teo (secretary) and Mr Lawrence Son (treasurer).
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    Assn dinner
    29 9 THE Singapore Orchid growers Association wiU hold its second anniversary dinner TLL ts X cn V ses in Block Teck Whye Une on Saturday at 8 p.m.
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    Entry ban on five
    50 9 FIVE undesirables from Malaysia have been prohibited permanently from entering Singapore. Tneir names, which have i been gazetted, are: Lim Mon I Chai of Perak, Abdul Hadi bin Yaacob of Negri Sembilan, and Gee Pak. Lam Swee Teck and Chu Teng Ho, all from I Johore.
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    House-to-house tour by Rahim
    108 9 I THE Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs)' and MP for Siglap, Mr Rahim Lshak. went on a house-to-house visit at Block 68, Bedok South yesterday. During his three-hour visit, from 9 a.m., he listened to resident's suggestions and complaints which included housing and transport problems.
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Monitoring measures against Viet refugees
      174 10 Monitoring measures against Viet refugees KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Prime Miniser Datuk Hussein Onn said the government was monitoring the development of measures taken recently to solve the problems posed by the illegal Vietnamese immigrants. Speaking after the Umno Supreme Council meeting today, he added: "Further action will depend on the
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      Penangites shun pork
      66 10 PENANG. Sun The swine fever scare has upset the meat market in Penang. People laying off pork are instead buying mutton, beef and chicken, pushing up prices of such meats and creating a shortage as well. Despite assurances from the State Veterinary Department that pork from hogs
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      Lock icon Blackouts
      25 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Several housing estates here and in Petaling Jaya were plunged into darkness when two power failures affected the areas yesterday. NST
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      Way clear for MAS flights to Seoul, reports paper
      283 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The way is now clear for MAS to fly to Seoul again, the Sunday Mail reported today. The air dispute between Malaysia and South Korea which posed a threat to their cordial relationship has been settled, it said.
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      Four seats for staff
      106 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. MAS is reserving four seats for employees on all of its flights, the Sunday Mail reported today. This follows the introduction of new provisions governing annual privilage travel for staff disclosed in the latest issue of Berita MAS. In the past, priority was
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      Lock icon Parang man shot dead
      250 10 JOHORE BARU. Sun A DETECTIVE shot dead a man who charged at him with a parang at the junction of Jalan Larkin and Jalan Golf Club here at 8.30 p.m. on Friday. The man was identified as an illegal immigrant wanted on suspicion of attempted robbery.
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      Lock icon IGP calls for discipline
      63 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Mohamed Haniff Omar, called on the Police Field Force commanders to ensure a high standard of discipline in the divisions, especially among the lower ranks. He stressed this during the parade at the end of a preconfirmation
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      Lock icon Govt will act against vandals: Manicka
      251 10 Govt will act against vandals: Manicka KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) president Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam today reassured Hindus in the country that the government was taking serious view of temple vandalism a i<d would take appropriate measures to deter future acts. He hinted that measures had already
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      Lock icon Need for tax pact
      52 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia and the Philippines have agreed on the need to conclude a treaty on the avoidance of double taxation between the two countries A treasury statement here today said representatives from both countries met in Manila from last Wednesday to yesterdaylo negotiate the
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      584 10 VIVIANE WOODARD presents an incredible offer which undoubtedly will be appreciated by all. Come to All Best Departmental Store at PfeopJe's Park Complex or at Molly Cosmetics House at Bukit Ttmah Shopping Centre to find out what is this 'Incredible Offer. The offer lasts (or 7 days only! Special 20%
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    Scholars with a science background
    883 11 THIS YEAR'S seven President's Scholars selected by the Public Service Commission, are all students with a predominant^ science background. Five of them are bilingual in English and Chinese; one in English and Malay while the seventh is trilingual in English, Malay and French. Two are
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    Lock icon Seminar on trends in advertising
    186 11 MARETING and advertising personnel will hold a seminar on July 5 and 6 to discuss advertising and the challenge in the '90s. Biligualism and its role in marketing communications will be one of the topics to be dirussed Other topics include Consumerism, advertising management, trends
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    Doll-making
    26 11 THE Whampoa community i centre women s sub-committee I will hold a talk and demonstration on doll-making in English on Friday at the centre's library.
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    Culture fund now stands at $1.58m
    169 11 Culture fund now stands at $1.58m THE donations to the Singapore Cultural Foundation now stand at $1,585,584.63. With outstanding pledges of $175,150, the total amount of donations will come to $1,760,734.63, said a government statement yesterday. The latest donors are Vat Yuen Hong ($20,000), Singapore Phonogram Association ($20,000), Rank Xerox
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    Timber men coming next month
    86 11 TIMBER businessmen j and developers from more i than 12 countries will visit i three woodworking and I wood-processing compa- nies here on July 19. The companies are the Singapore Wood Industries, Kranii Plywood Industries and Hongkong Teakwood Works. The visit, organised by the Timber
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    Hsien Yang's big day
    73 11 LEE HSIEN YANG, 21, the Prime Minister's younger son posing for it picture with his parents, after be received his first rlass honours degree In engineering from Cambridge University last Friday. Mr Lee Kuan Yew and his vlfe had driven to Cambridge, about M km north
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    Live firing exercises this week
    92 11 REPUBLIC of Singapore Air Force aircrafts will conduct live firing exercises at the Southern Island Live Firing Range at Pulau Pawai from today to Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. On Thursday, the live firing time will extend from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
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    Express mail
    29 11 THE Express Delivery Servic* will be introduced to Sweder on a reciprocal basis frorr JuW 1. This international posta service is also available to 1! other countries.
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      202 11 COURAGE \L CONFIDENCE J^# ieadershipßb m a»n camM oi€ 10 ways tkctateCtfM^eCMnc kdpt vi wmn- tenant pmm mt ci.tiaMCi U* raarMN mt raw atan U it m' ant «rt» iat pw» ly.xmH' man TIM* mt »••*> «t«>M Caatral ttti mt aarrt k t atrtai ca»»arnha»«*t« Mm i kater tm.mn mum
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      196 11 $235 buys you the only 30.5cm 12" black white portable with hidden push-button controls. Nordmende believes in giving you the your Nordmende will run approximately 40 picture, the whole picture and nothing but the hours on a 12 volt car battery without it picture That's why you'll find all the
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      164 11 Straits Times Crossword ACRIMS slm> iell«M in Kroup (101 srssft ye,. g-j?-^ 1 £S«r hTSKT war o~ 11 SRyssASf r d d a .•K«I to Ret iouihl it ii. I way InlemJ |Q fMm/ fonign U VjLtor made sour* concur. Z^Z^lLu, h.v If. Command a fraternity (5) M IMeal b>
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    Back to school for half million
    240 12 Back to school for half million SCHOOL reopens today for half a million children in the primary and secondary schools and junior colleges. After a month of rest and relaxation for most, and holiday classes and extra tuition lessons for some, it will be back to the classroom for 10
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    CADETS TO MARK NCC DAY
    79 12 CADETS TO MARK NCC DAY THE National Cadet Corps will mark NCC Day with programmes from Friday to Sunday. On Friday, NCC Day messages will be read to all NCC school units at the school's morning flagraising ceremony. A buffet dinner will be held by the NCC Council on Saturday
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    40 per cent killed were pedestrians
    440 12 IN the first four months of this year, 78 people were killed on the roads. About 40 per cent (31) of them were pedestrians. Pedestrians are the most vulnerable category of road users. Yet they are still seen risking their lives by crossing the
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    Music contest for Children's Day
    135 12 THE Instrumental Music Competition for primary schools will be held at the Singapore Conference Hall auditorium as part of the Children's Day on Sept 25. As 1979 is the International Year of the Child, the event has been included as part of the Children's Day
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    Petroleum products top the list of exports
    202 12 Petroleum products top the list of exports PETROLEUM products, with $927 million, top the list of Singapore's exports aur'""? the first two months oi .his year. Electrical machinery and electronic •quipnv.Tt ($436 million) and ships, aircraft stores and ship fuel ($413 million) take second and third places. Among the nation's
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    Long service awards
    56 12 The Senior Minister of Stad for Education. Mr Chai Choni Yii. will present long semn medals lo members of the N.i tional Cadet Corps and Nalior al Police Cadet Corps at th Regional Language Centr auditorium on Wednesday at P "a total of 20 NCC and 2
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    Recital by Pan Hon
    56 12 .VIOLINIST Lee Pan Hon will give a recital at the DBS auditorium on Sunday at 8.30 p.m. He will be accompanied by Mr Havelock Nelson on the piano. Tickets for the concert a Singapore Musical Society presentation at $3. $5 and J8 are now available at
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      608 12 MACHIMEASIA The 2nd South East Asian Production Machinery and Engineering Equipment Show 15-19 October 1979. Maritime Square, World Trade Centre. Singapore Come to South East Asia's largest woodworking machinery show. Test more than 150 working machines at one time in one place. Plan your October visit now to see woodworking
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      271 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp "V :SN'r I VVHEN I WAS I JAMES MR JKS&S AND I I I H/AVF A DATE IT SEEMS THAT ir YOUNG ONLY THE ARE GOING TC THE > WITH THE GCULLERV SIA/IPLY ANVBCDY DREAD- BEST PEOPLE OPERA TONIGHT- SCRR>, MAID ANPWERE
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    Services sector playing bigger role
    511 13 Services sector playing bigger role AN ANALYSIS of the results of a survey by the Department of Statistics revealed that the services sector has played an increasingly important role in the development and diversification of the Singapore economy. The report on the Survey of Services 1976, which has just been
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    Centre to be set up to train pattern-makers
    211 13 Centre to be set up to train pattern-makers THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VTTB), together with the Economic Development Board, is to set up a training centre to train pattern-makers soon. A pattern-maker constructs wooden patterns used in forming sand moulds for metal castings. An article in last month's
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    Man hit by train dies
    53 13 A MALAYSIAN, Mr S Talimalai, 26, from Penang was killed instantly after he was knocked down by a goods train at about 4.30 a.m. in 18 km Upper Bukit Timah Road, early yesterday. It is not known what he was doing there at that time.
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    Duties index
    40 13 COPIES of the alphabetical index to the Singapore Trade Classification and Customs Duties 1979 are now available 1 at $4 each from the Singapore National Printers at Fullerton j Building or at Customs House 1 in Maxwell Road.
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    Men who dupe girls into marrying them
    168 13 Men who dupe girls into marrying them MEN wh« claimed U be professionals or wealthy businessmen to attract girts Into marrying them were being exp»oed lyThey had cheated narrate •f the gtrte Into hetteving that they were d»rUrs, lawyers and army captain*. The caae a Malay worker wb* Identified hlmarU
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    Film show
    32 13 GOETHE- Institute (Singapore Branch) will screen a colour film from Germany called Abendstern (Evening Star) in English at the Regional Language Centre (RELC) on Thursday 8 p.m. Admission is free.
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    'Teach filial piety by example'
    212 13 'Teach filial piety by example' FILIAL piety and respect for the elders are good traditional values which must be taught to school children not only through classroom lessons but also through actual practice. Director of Education, Mr Chan Kai Yau, said this yesterday at a charity film show organised by
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    Drive to boost support for monuments?
    307 13 Drive to boost support for monuments? THE Preservation of Monuments Board is considering launching a series of campaigns in the near future to stimulate more widespread support for monuments. The board, in its report for 1975 to August last year, emphasised that the extent and effectiveness of measures to preserve
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    Two jailed for taking heroin
    86 13 Two jailed for taking heroin A DANCE hostess was on Saturday jailed three years (or taking drugs while under supervision. Pauline Sua alias Han Kek Hwa, 21, pleaded guilty to taking heroin on May 23 while she was under a two-year supervision order following a similar offence last Oct 13.
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    Seminar on property
    54 13 THE Building and Estate Management Society of the University of Singapore will hold a two-day seminar on construction and property: Challenges of the 80's at the Shangri-La Hotel on July 11 and 2. The fee is $70 per delegate Closing date for applications is July For details
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    NPB course
    33 13 THE National Productivity Board will conduct a 10-ses-sion course on Applied Ergonomics at its Town Training Centre on the 15th floor of the Hotel Royal Ramada from Monday to July 16.
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      171 13 One Australian bank now has a branch in Singapore One Australian bank has the expertise One Australian bank has offices in to provide a complete specialist i^^^fcJ° kk V o Hong Kong, Singapore, Jakarta, service in international W fcfc£? n Francisco New York, London, business, including: "***^Z:m''''^ **?*£> Bw^»W Frankfurt,
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      479 13 To YCO Team of ELIZALDE (Philippines) WINNER OF THE 3RD PHEY YEW KOK CUP INTERNATIONAL INVITATION BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 1979 MABUHAY CONGRATULATIONS efrom CHINHO&CO.PTE.LTD. 8 C Far Eastern Bank Building. 156 Cecil Street, Singapore 1 (Tel No *****81 4) and CHINHO&CO.(M)SDN.BHD. Kuala Lumpur Penang Ipoh Telok Anson Kota Bahru Kluang Malacca
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    The Straits Times MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1979 NWC'S BITTER MEDICINE
    757 14 The Straits Times MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1979 NWC'S BITTER MEDICINE DESPITE several warnings in the last two weeks that the 1979 National Wages Council (NWC) recommendations would not be pleasant, the guidelines published yesterday must come as a shock to most employers. In one fell swoop, the NWC has added
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    Third World-Focus of turmoil
    2332 14 Third World- Focus of turmoil As the danger of open confict between major powers recedes, a new arena is emerging as the principal focus of international turmoil and conflict. This special report by DONALD BACON looks at the developing nations with three-fourths of the world's people that make up the
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    All the trouble spots
    760 14 1 EL SALVADOR: Incidents staged by three active gaerUla graaps keep the caaatry la Wrmaif. Gaal af the rebels: Brlag dawa the military government aad break the pawer that a small wealthy elite balds aver the largely impaverUaed ataale. f NICARAGI A: Attacks by Saadlalsta rebels
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    Lock icon Drug scandal rocks 'clean' Australia
    776 14  -  ANDREW CLARK fl in Sydney AUSTRALIA, a country which takes pride in a relatively clean system of government, has been rocked by a scandal in its federal and state police forces recently. Two weeks ago, both the commissioner of the New South Wales police and
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      15 14 V% J aSaaS RflflO Quartz fc^ wiuonirooi /s Law/ KVftpnt m R RADO < Switzerland .A
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      348 14 COUNT ON THE WORL D FAMOUS OEM /^R for more reliable assemblies i ,'j^^^m and to solve all machinery MJ9 V equipment problems. mm W LOCTITE AM Gasket Eliminator Replaces pre cut, preformed gaskets. Fills gaps up to 0.030" (0.963 mm) Provides instant seal on mating surfaces to 50 p.
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      Still waiting for Sisir approval
      78 15 YOUR report entitled "Yet to be approved heaters still on sale" by Miss Wong Moh-Keed (ST, June 16) caught us by surprise. We have not sold a single unit in Singapore and all we have done so far is to submit a unit to Sisir
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      Promote use of funeral parlours
      138 15 Promote use of funeral parlours HARDLY a week passes without funeral rites being carried out in HDB estates. Many are on such a grand scale that hundreds of guests attend for periods ranging up to five days. The accompanying noise from mahjong playing, chatting, musical instruments, etc. is especially annoying
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      Benefits of TV re-runs doubtful
      95 15 Benefits of TV re-runs doubtful WE REFER to the letter by "Employer" in the Straits Times of June 9. It is not certain that the supply of shift workers will improve markedly if it were possible for us to repeat programmes such as "Luk Siu Fong" in the daytime. It
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      NO CUTS MADE IN PEARL
      101 15 THIS Is In reply to the letter from Mrs C Charles la the Straits Times of Jukl. The serial "Pearl" runs for hoars. Depending mainly on the availability of time slots, some TV stations have telecast the serial as 3 two-hoar programmes whilst others have
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      Why not Jane Eyre at weekend?
      81 15 Why not Jane Eyre at weekend? I WOULD like to suggest that the five-part, onehour TV programme, Jane Eyre, be shown at a different time. It is one of my favourite novels but the present timing is too early for me, working on the night shift, and too late, I'm
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      138 15 Is it a fate worse than death to be 16 and ugly? Ria thinks so. She calls herself spider, leper, worm, because she feels she is as ug'y as all those names dark, skinny, with a face full of pimples and acne. Ria is convinced that no one wants to
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      252 15 Bal BVl as aaa aaa aaa bh 'T DESTINATION JAKARTA Ss99 For a limited time only the newly The Jakarta Mandarin, a name completed Jakarta Mandarin is synonymous with luxury, is situated pleased to offer for just S$ 99 per in the very heart of Jakarta with 504 night spacious
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      901 16 f AUDIT TAX APPOINTMENTS As a result of continued growth we have vacancies in our audit and tax departments and invite suitably qualified persons to apply to fill the following positions: I TRAINEE AUDIT ASSISTANTS j The desired candidates are graduates in accountancy who are citizens or permanent residents of
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      72 16 r The University of Singapore Society invites applications for the post of: ORGANISING SECRETARY The successful applicant is likely to be a person experienced in the management of a club-house, in the organisation' of activities and able to be of service to the various sub-committees. Applications together with the resume
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      742 16 REGIONAL SALES EXECUTIVE (Salary between 5 543 ,000 5557.000 per annum) Our client is an European multinational company manufacturing specialised ingredients for the food, cosmetic, perfume and soap industries. At a result of continued growth and re-organisation our client requires a Regional Sales Executive. This is a senior executive position
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      401 16 MANAGER FOR OUR VETERINARY DRUGS AND ANIMAL FEED SUPPLEMENTS DEPARTMENT We ore solely representing Colborn Group Ltd (UK) for her S.E. Asia territories. Due to our program to further develop sales efficiency and to technically service our customers even more effectively, we require a Manager who possesses the following: REQUIREMENTS:
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      560 16 yj Electrolux We are a subsidiary of a well-known international Swedish group of companies that manufactures a wide range of products ranging from industrial and commercial cleaning machines, sewing machines, office equip, nents and furniture, household and kitchen appliances and furniture The Singapore subsidiary has started a manufacturing plant for
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    OBITUARY
    123 17 aged 92, passed away peacefully on 23.6 79 leaving behind beloved wife Mdm Ton Lou Tiang, Sons Douqhters-in-low Choo Eng Agotho Cheng Choo Hui Theresa Phuo Ti Hwee, Peter Joan Tan Ti Teck, Stephen Pauline Ton Siew Huo Ti Chuan, John Jessie Ho Ti Boon, Joe Pauline Tan Douqhters
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      541 17 "TT(f]To(nnl ITT invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for a position in the Q>C function PROCESS CONTROL ENGINEER The position wiM provide the successful candidate an opportunity to participate in giving prime technical support to the production floor, conduct process capability studies, identity process problems ond liaison with other functions
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      670 17 Singapore Symphonia Company Lid. invites applications for the post of ASSISTANT MANAGER Che successful candidate wiH report to the Generil Manager Mm He will be responsible for the day-to-day conduct of the company business within the framework of established policy He is expected to assist in the formulation of policy
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      618 17 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated in Sirtf apore) RIGHTS ISSUE LOST PROVISIONAL ALLOTMENT LETTERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following Provisional Allotment Letters have been reported lost and have been cancelled by the Company: Provisional No. of Alotment Shares Letter of $10/Notioct In the name of each *****/***** Madam
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      386 17 PUBLIC TRADE TESTS Applications ore invited for the following traae tests National Trad* Cartificst* (NTC) 1 Air-Conditioning Refrigeration Mechanics Grade 3 2 Arc Welding Grade 3 Grade 2 3 Building Drafting Grade 3 4 Electrical Fitting Installation Grade 2 5 Electronics Servicing Grade 3 6 Furniture Making (Wood) Grade 3
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      369 17 MOTOR SHIP OR VESSEL r\ "ARISCOP STAR" A (Admiralty in Rem No. 50 of 1979) Q PARTICULARS OF VESSEL V Name of Venal I M.V. "ARISCOP STAR" J£ Port of Ragiitry Singapore f\ \q Type Conventional general \r' f*\ cargo ship of steel /*N V_X rivetted/welded con- \^y JL struction
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      1970 18 AS A service to readers, Straits Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The year's high and low, are followed by the week's movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of business. It7t Rlgk
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        DOMESTIC
        215 18 THE US dollar weakened sharply I against major currencies in the I Singapore forex market last week. I in what appeared to be a general bearish reassessment of the US cur reacy's outlook Opening lower at $2 1940 56 compared with $2 2000 10 at the previous week's close,
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        DISCOUNT
        206 18 THE tightness experienced in the interbank market the week befbre continued to prevail in the week ended June 22. Tile overnight fund was traded anwaras to a Nfk of t to 7 per cent while One-Month and Thne-Moßta term funds firmed by about per rent to close the week
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        102 18 DM GENERAL, the .noney market seemed a little tight throughout the week ended June 22 The daily overnight Singapore dollar transactions hovered around the regton of 7 to 7 percent. Interest rates for the shorter periods also followed a similar pattern and closings lor the One. Two
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        54 18 RESfLTS of tender held yesterday for 91-day Treasury Mils to be issued from June 25 to June 9: Overs. $30,000,000 AposM tat t91.M0.800 ANotksa: $».M>.MO AeretsM oils: JOT 8b approxi mately 26 per cent, higher bids in full Avenge rale w> sail ins I sn aktomrml 4MO
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        30 18 LONDON Copper prices on Friday {previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot DM (DOS) sell enfJMcrJß): Three Month buyers MM (EJO7 50>>. sellers IJO4 SO ICJ08) Marsalas*: steady Nate*: n.MO tonnes
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        184 18 ASIAN currency average depoolt rates (or the week eadXl JaaeS: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 6 months 9 months 12 months 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months 1 month 3 months months 12 months 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months
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        48 18 FOR THE week ended Saturday June 23. the range of call rate received from from Short Deposits iM) Bhd was as follows: Bank fans): 2 per cent to 3 75 per Geaeral lan 4: 2 per cent to 4per cent. Mcveawats of funds totalled $633 million
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        329 18 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday, June 22. BANICB {PL* Algemene Bank 8' 4 American Express 8 Asia Commercial 8 Asien-Pazifik 8' Ban Hin Lee Bank 8 Banca Commerclale 8'« Banco Do Brasil 8 Bangkok Bank B. Bank Negara Indo
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      606 18 LONDON, Frt.—Oil shares were firmer anead of the Opec meeting in Geneva next week with B P 30p higher in active trading while most other industrials were slightly easier, dealers said. At Uie close F T index was up 1.1 at 475.2 points. Government stocks were easier despite
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      197 18 Ntw yukk, rn.—strengtn in energy shares and takeover targets pushed stock prices broadly higher in active trading. The Dow Jones industrials added five points to 849.10, and winners led losers three-to-two on a volume of 36 million shares, off a bit from the 37.10 million traded yesterday. illled
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      182 18 AMSTERDAM, Fri.-Share prices closed mostly higher with Hoogoveaa 0.20 guilders lower in otherwise slightly higher Dutch internationals, dealers said ru LBN l hold IMFV Imfu kri Jorsurolj ly«n»orl :nvf Delft Ml mij "oro l«U)«r itatbror iobaln M1S0 unch «1JO -0 ax -oj IU0 *0 i«« »o 9fr 90 »C
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      56 18 C*U Store W.2ri June 25 KGHaM 15'; June 25 l>xt Carp 5<S(b) June 25 VB Vi June 25 UEPwl 7.5'- June 25 ialBMM HC I > June 26 a i Adjusted for scrip issue b) First and Final Interim. T*UU far the year 15', ¥Z m rjR T.UI
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      251 18 MOST commodity prices were marked up in generally quiet and featureless trading on the Singapore produce market last week. Sales to overseas markets were limited due to the low level of stocks held locally Traders in Singapore have not been getting much supplies of copra, pepper and coffee
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      119 18 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, SINUAPOUE, NOON CLOBING PRICKS PEE PICIIL ON SATURDAY Cmwml all: Bulk $130 sellers, old drum $135 sellers, new drum Jl4O sellers. Csara: Mixed (loose) UK Coot $82 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white fob 10C. NLW $322 50 sellers, Sarawak white fob 96'; NLW $307
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      175 18 TOKYO, Sat—Share prices closed lower as front running resource shares and shipping lines fell on profit-taking, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 17.08 to close at 6.230.46 points, with a volume of 330 million shares, the New index closed at *****. down 0 26 point. \jlnomoto Matsushita Elect
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      198 18 ZURICH, Fri.-Prices closed steady with a firmer bias, dealers said The Credit Suisse index closed a: 262.5 points. Actions Suuan MS Alusulue Br 1236 AIujuIm* Ref it! Brown Borer] Br 1746 Clba Geliy Br 1235 Clba Oelfj P C MS Clba Oetfj R«f M7 Credit SuUae Br 2196 Credit
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      61 18 HWMh. TIMES INDUSTRIALS Frl 476.0 Thurs 474.8 Week Ago 478.5 DOW JONEB AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Frl 849 10 Thurs 843.64 Week ago 843.30 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Frl 38 to 38". Thurs 40 U>40 J H.K.HANG SENG Frl 528.62 Thurs 534.88 Week a«o 543.79 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Frl 470.81 Thurs 468.58 Week
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      172 18 THE KILOBAR market lor gold deliverable in Singapore on Saturday opened at $13,879 per kilo and moved up to $19,935 before closing at $19 928 In the Far East, gold for London delivery opened at US$2Bl 60 ***** The market moved up to close at $282 30 70 with
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      334 18 SHARES headed lower across a wide front *n the Stock Exchange of Singapore for the best part of last week under intermittent bout* of selling, at tributahie to a combination of contra dealing, profit-taking and stale ball liqoJd»tlwn. With the exception of Wednesday when there was a feeble
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      110 18 THE fwllwwliit; list of stocks gives the II most traded on the Stock Exchange M Singapore last week. It give* thr turnover in thousand* of units, dosing; prioes on Prida> and the high and low for 1171 tM Juß I*7* Sim* Darby Holdings Consolidated Plantations United Overseas
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      435 18 MUCH TO the disappointment of those who had expected some upward reaction, prices continued to plunge under an almost uninterrupted wave of selling on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week. Losses were comparatively steeper than those recorded tbe previous week as conditions worsened progressively during the week
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        82 18 "BT Index: ■Indu-StnaLs a Finance ■•Hotels: •Properties: •Minings: Plantations KXBC: LSES Ind 2244.64 390.41 682.30 286 26 246 42 197 60 656 97 373 95 341 49 2227 52 385 30 679.67 285.10 245.90 196 43 656 04 370.37 ■■546 2257.52 386 19 ***** 284 91 246 42 197.64
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        77 18 "BT Index 3313 10 •Industrials: 417.43 608 52 ••Hotels 257.42 •Properties: 238 54 'Tins 204 84 -SRubbers 784.26 3300 31 ***** ***** 257.38 236 98 202 68 780.77 *****0 3270.42 414.22 ***** 606 88 604 77 ***** ***** 235.84 234.80 ***** ***** 784.36 773.97 3204 27 406 97 603.13
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      441 18 LONDON: Share prices finished last week on a dull note after falling sharply on Thursday following a Bank of England report on company profits, dealers said. Earlier in the week prices were narrowly mixed with small gains predominating, they added. Government bonds were a little firmer with gains
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        147 18 THE STRAIT tin price edged $9 to J1.965 per picul in Penang on Saturday on an official offering down ten tonnes to 185 tonnes. LONDON: Tin on the day was down £350 for Cash and £5 for Three Months in both contracts on Friday. The afternoon market
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        408 18 SLOWER turnover and taster conditions were experienced in the week ended June a, in sharp contrast to the volatile trading of late, culminating in an overall lots of some eight cents lor current month RSS One. which fell below the S3 mark. says IMMay. Cattor, Balk C*.
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        152 18 LONDON: Terminal rubbof was barely maintained in the afternoon but despite laft bouts of mixed selling oa Friday, finally rallied from the lows on weekend short-oovoj-ing. The market closed with pared losses of mostly 0.65 I* 0.05p per kilo. Turnover totalled 370 lots o| 15 tonnes Including 28
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      519 19 1 1M B^L' laV I »V 1 at^^i SIEMENS Due to our expansion program at St Michael s and Ayer Rajah Industrial Estates we have vacancies for Electronic Engineer (Memory testing) Requirements: A Degree or Technician Diploma m Electronics with at least 3 years experience on the maintenance of complete
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      471 19 ATTENTION CLOCK RADIO MANUFACTURERS PCIM 172/173 your answer to clock radios with easy function settings to help increase sales. Only six switches needed. (Actual Site) This is the latest in our range of LCD Clock Modules featuring hour and minute display dual alarm snooze timer sleep timer battery level indicator
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      303 19 1 to axvno^V r«tpo tat T W W THE GtTZ CURPORfIIOV '^■^'■■B OM?» 4 O ATTENTION: MANUFACTURERS A TRADERS WE WILL HAVE A CONTINUOUS SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT QUALITY CANADIAN HIDES AVAILABLE FOR EXPORT. PLEASE WRITE TO: TAI PING YANG ASSOCIATES m MONTGOMERY ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CA. MIM TELEX: ***** NO
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      218 19 SUBORDINATE COURTS SINGAPORE. M.C. Summons No. 1460 of 1979 Between COURTS (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED ..Plaintiffs And ANANDA RAJ s/o C. DASARATHA RAJ -Defendant FORM OF ADVERTISEMENT To: Ananda Raj s/o C. Dasaratha Raj late of NO. 4825-Q, Block 3. Beach Road, Slngapore7. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced
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      2947 20 —^^M THIS PROSPECTUS IS DATED THE 25TH DAY OF JUNE 1979^ —^1 SINGAPORE FODDER COMPANY LIMITED $jr *< ft #f ##<4 «f Offeror OFFER FOR SALE OF 2f500,0002 f 5OO,OOO SHARES Singapore international merchant bankers limited nc ctinn caph AT Q4il RR DFD QUADF Underwriters ur s>i.uu tMLn Ml d^i.dd
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      869 21 6 AUDITORS' REPORT (Prepared for inclusion in this Prospectus) The Directors June 19. 1979 Singapore Fodder Company Limited 14. Upper Circular Road Singapore 0105 Gentlemen 1. This report has been prepared for inclusion in the Prospectus of Singapore Fodder Company Limited ("the Company") in connection with the Offer for Sale
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      836 21 (c) Investments Investments held on a long term basis are stated at cost. (d) Stocks The following stocks and livestock are valued at lower of cost and net realisable value. Cost Is computed on the following basis: Raw materials f lrst-in first-out Packing materials f irst-in first-out Animal feed f
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      1258 21 GENERAL 12. No audited aocounts of the Company and its subsidiary have been made up since 31st December 1978. Yours truly FOO, KON TAN Chartered Accountants Public Accountants. Singapore DIRECTORS' REPORT (In compliance with Clause 23 Part II of the Fifth Schedule of the Companies Act, Cap 185) The Shareholders
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      1039 22 A local subsidiary of an International Group invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced candidates for the appointment of ACCOUNTANT The successful candidate should- Be industrious, highly motivated and have good references. Be a Singapore citizen or permanent resident aged 26-30. Possess a recognized accounting qualification and be a registered
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      783 22 Royal Brunei AIRCRAFT MECHANICS Applications are invited from qualified mechanics who have several years experience of maintaining Boeing aircraft. Subject to work permit contracts will be offered for three years and may be renewable. Salary will depend upon qualifications and experience. An allowance will be provided in lieu of accommodation
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      884 22 r i .^a. PUBLIC UTILITIES V 3/ BOHRD APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING SCHEME Applications are invited from National Service Reservists and Singapore Citizens/Permanent Residents who are exempted from full-time National Service between the age of 16 and 24 for the following VITB approved Apprenticeship Training Courses: (A) CABLE JOINTER COURSE (3 years'
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      317 22 omciAL notici PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME Notice is hereby given that In consequence of the Intended purchase of a ship by our clients Shangrl La Shipping Pte. Ltd.. we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships under Section 417 of the Merchant Shipping Act (Cap. 172) tn
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      1711 23 AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX A^fc f%w jk ccTnrn a n<? !li kbl ssr™ vLAdM Mf mMLMJ AMJ& s: §Bh^ i fiisS ERTIES •i* 71 •1 i RATES VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL 184-442Z Perword 60cts(Mln $9 00) IX OBITUARIES I 1 Per column cm $10 75 (Mln $3225) uDimnniw II FOR
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      643 23 I Established group of companies re(A) PROJECT MANAGER Singapore Polytechnic graduate with diploma In civil engineering and building, with few years experience In supervision of large projects. Responsible for feasibility studies, management services, project management and co-ordination. (B) ACCOUNTANT Degree from Nanyang University In accountancy with 2 years relevant workIng
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      682 23 \A A newly estebHohod and last expending foreign manufacturing company in Jurong invitee applications for tne following positions 1. SENIOR SHIPPING CLERK OCE 'O' level. Import/Export and Banking documentation. Clearance for materials and equipments. Ability to correspond Independently and supervise In Manager's absence. Minimum 3 years experience In shipping documentation.
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      713 23 COPY TYPISTS Due to expansion, we have vacancies for Copy Typists to be trained as Monophoto Keyboard Operators to enable them to operate keypunched tape for the composition of technical text books. GCE O' level and able to type accurately at 40 w.p.m or more. Successful applicants will be rsejuwed
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      503 23 In line with our expansion programme, we invite applications for the following appointments:. TELEPHONE OPCRATOfI CUM TYPtST/CLERK Mm. GCE •<)' Level with credit in English. Ability to type at 3D 10 w.p.m. Should have a pleasant voice and good lelephonr manners with 1 2 years experience in a similar capacity.
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      653 23 MALE ACCOUNTS CLERKS Preferably Malaysians Required by our logging organisation to be based In Indonesia Applicants must be willing to travel, able to keep full set of accounts Independently, possess self-drive and Initiative with experience In manufacturing concern for the right applicants Pleaee apply with lull details, stating qualifications, working
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      652 23 SINSIN FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE LTD requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Age 22 and above c Minimum GCE O' Level c Ability to converse In Mandarin and dialects c Able to handle correspondence Independently c 3 years administrative experience Interested please call personally with relevant certificates at: 33-D. Lorong Kalui Singapore
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      663 24 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation* Vacant c) Bates MINI SE ART HANUCRAFT EXHIBIT lON SALESGIRLS BtmslrJ be bilingual Ptoeoe caM personally et: The Meuanme Floor World Trade Centre Between tssvm. tapun. Tel: 27*11«7 DMECT SALESOMLS REOUMEO to promote household products Transport L Lunch provided P*us commission Interested call personally at 511
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      613 24 requires SALES ASSISTANTS Wish apply personally to Mr Tee at Ist Floor Robina Mouse Shenton Way. Singapore 1 (From 10 a.m. to *p m ROBINSONS TEMPORARY FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS required immediately (jenerous dally pay offered Applicants are invited from Singapore Citizens, age lo 24 with Secondary Education Apply m person
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      622 24 II EMPLOYMENT A LARGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY invites applications for the post of: MALE TECHNICIANS i Vocational Certificate In woodwork/furniture making or Secondary 4 education I c Completed full-time National Service or be exempted c Experience Is not necessary as we are seeking young persons who are adaptable, hardworking and willing
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      398 24 BBBBBBaf^^nr^VVsflpMßßHLnß^^^H KjfiJifti j HITACHI CONSUMER PRODUCTS (S) PTE. LTD. We invite applications for the following 1) PRODUCTION CONTROLLER/ ASSISTANT PRODUCTION CONTROLLER University Graduate in Mechanical/ Electrical Engineering/ Business Administration with some experience but not essential c Age 23 —30 years c Completed National Service 2) TECHNICIANS c Trade School Certificate
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      612 24 II EMPLOYMENT Manufacturing Company in Jurong fun the foeowkto immediate vacancy: PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERK (MALE) Applicants with GCE O' Level, credits In Maths, English and one Technical subject Preference will be given to those with Production control experience. For interview, pleas* contact Id. no. *****80 for appointment. V J PRESS
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      454 24 A Jurong based lectory ha* immediate vacancies for MALE ft FEMALE CASUAL WORKERS i Salary Male $1000 per day; Female $7 00 per c!ay i Please apply personally to: 12JelanBe*ut Jurong Singapore 22 (next lo Jurong Bus Interchange) For appointment and further details pleeee ring: *****1 An established plastic company
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      436 24 II EMPLOYMENT A well established food factory in Jurong requires immediately: MALE FACTORY WORKERS 16 years and above Malaysians are Invited to apply Good starting salary and Transport allowance Please apply personally to:Production Manager, Gourmet Food* Factory 18 Chin Bee Avenue Jurong Town Bus No 246 Jurong Interchange. A Western
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      313 24 COMMERCIAL ARTISTS pasteup layout required by established organisation. Applicants must be honest and willing lo work hard Apply to ST. Box A 901 12 CONSTRUCTION FIRM REQUIRES (1) Foremen (2) Assistant Foremen Preferably with experience and driving licence. Please call *****56. or apply to: S.T. Box A ***** SICORONA |S|
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      273 24 II EMPLOYMENT DRIVER WANTED FOR a trading company I'le.ise apply 13W. High Strert Centre. North Bridge 1 Rmid. Spore 0617. ESTABLISHED FIRM REQUIRES Despatch Clerk with own hike i Preferably with Class 2 and 3 (irmiiK licence Apply personally lo 402. Joo Chlat Road. Spore 15 tel *****8 ESTABLISHED FORWARDING
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      395 24 Garment Manufacturer requires urgently FEMALE GENERAL HELPERS lo start work Immediately Duties: Hi Hemming of Clothes (2) BulU>n-hollng (3) Buttoning 14) Over lurking Applicants .ire invited from Sintoinorc/Malaysla citiz-ns age between 14 18 Commencing salary will be between JIM $180 depending on experience Please call personally oti ,v 11E I*E
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      513 25 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant t) General ICE CREAM PARLOURS require immediately FEMALE fCF CREAM SCOOPERS c Must be Singapore citizens age between 18 and 28 c Must be prepared to work on 2 rotating shifts Far »lor»iow. ring imil«-|allty ■am WMCOMTE VACANCY FOR Despatch Rider Primary edura- lion (2)
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      640 25 k J Kepprl Shwonl limrttd Applications ar? invited from qualified persons for the I appointments In Keppel Shipyard ENGINE FITTERS PsPEWOMKERS ELECTRICIANS BOILEFMAKERS PATTERNMAKERS Candidates for skilled trades should be experienced tradesmen in their respective trades A trade test interview will be conducted prior lo entry 10 determine their suitability
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      527 25 II EMPLOYMENT CYCLE CARRIAGE GROUP VW mule applications for the lolloping vacancies in our Assembly Plant: OH LI TV CON TROI INSPECTOR Must possess C'.CK (>' level or MVM Trade II Certificate. Age: 18-28 years MUMIVXM r HITER 1 >ejrs experience in maintenance work Preferably with NTT certi ticate in
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      501 25 TIMES PRINTERS SDN. BHD. MALE/FEMALE WORKERS Age 16 years above Singapore citizens/ permanent residents you can earn $250 per month or more (including overtime pay Pay days: twice a month No microscopic work Canteen facilities Short term employment can be arranged Applicants please call personally at. Personnel Department Times Printers
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      483 25 II EMPLOYMENT a. requires: 1) FA ARTIST 2) TEXTILE PRINTERS For Poet (1): c Creative In designing of logos, fashionable textile designs c Capable of producing Impressive finish graphic artworks c Fashion sense and capable of fashion co-ordina-tion c Suitably qualified from any art Institution c Age between 22-30 years
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      490 25 SOS-ATES. A LARGE MULTINATIONAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY IN TOA PAVOH. REQUIRES A: DESPATCH RIDER cum DRIVER 1 Possess valid class 2 and 3 driving licence 2 Possess a valid passport to enter Malaysia 3 M\ist be able to converse In simple English 4. Completed National Service 5 Age between 20 —30
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      452 25 II EMPLOYMENT i 'sjß National b 3 MATSUSHITA'S LARGE ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS FACTORY FEMALE OPERATORS The subsidiary of the world's gianl Matsushita Group makes electronic items (or radio and TV products and is a place for a yood career. Friendly relations with employees. Co-operative working environment Helping you lo learn your
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      347 25 OFFICE BOY REQUIRED lOf iminertiate employment Age 18 to Juliana *****1 s^B^L^L^^^^^ai MMMHrH I BeKeV^JLJ^eAjp*^ k I IEUXUeyaJP MALE ACCOUNTANT Established Timber Company requires experienced Accounlam c 5 years experience In Accounting field c Relevant Accounting Certificates c Able lo travel to Indonesia. c Able to communicate efficiently and capable
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      739 25 II EMPLOYMENT Owing to raj id expansion ol our business, we offer Immediate employment lor fallowing personnel to work in Saudi Arabia: 2 CATERING MANAGERS (Male) Minimum 5 years expericm <• in managing a large catering/ ood establishment, knowledge of frozen meats, dry/ canned fi-od. menus preparation, western food, costing/
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      367 25 Required 1) SECURITY GUARDS (MALE/FEMALE) 2) NIGHT TELEPHONE OPERATORS (MALE/FEMALE) A*.- 41) .111(1 Si 3) PATROLLING OFFICERS PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS Possess own motorcycles Apply personally lo 230 E. UNIT B/C, HONG LEONG FINANCE BUILDING JALAN BESAR. SPORE I REQUIRED 20 EXPERIENCED t ladies to work v part-time/ f'Jlltlme Masseuses at ilass
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      271 26 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant «9 General I if 5 i 1 I?I§ f- ID S. t r— <S ra i£ 9 -"e^e! 2 Els •Z E eav i) 2 luSlsjT U i o> s i! S E b i S-s 0) CO i: vi o o o ssif w
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      280 26 Waitresses Bus Boys Call personally at: Swansea's Ice Cream Restaurant, First Floor, Thomson Plaza, Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 5858u5N0:132,137,160, 161.163,164.165,166,167 TEMPORARY TRADING DESPATCH Clerk* required No experience necessary Ring Miss Tan at *****58 between 430pm and 6 30pm aHaßßaa! &y/ 4 (for you Our operators enjoy a high starting salary
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      408 26 II EMPLOYMENT TOKYO BYOKANE (S) PTE LTD 10. FIFTH LOKYANG ROAO JURONG TOWN SINGAPORE 22 TEL: *****5 has immediate vacancies for (1) MALE MACHINE OPERATORS Must have completed Secondary 2/Trade Certificate Able to work on 3 shifts by rotation, preference lo those mdlsus S. 11. 12.21 and 22 Singaporeans must
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      455 26 WANTED URGENTLY part/fulltime Mechanics and 1 part-time female Cashier Interested call personally Room 30S. Peace Centre. Spore 9 We are a large well established manufacturing company In Singapore and we invite applications for the post ofGENERAL WORKERS (Mali FunaH) Willing to work on shifts Experience not necessary We pay attractive
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      291 26 II EMPLOYMENT YOU SAVE $3/WE GIVE $1/JOIN US NOWI and SAVE with our COMPANY SAVINGS PLAN U.S.I. Bapajp Production H YOU know Flank Molding. WE hava caraar iobi lor you MAINTAIN AND SET-UP PERSONNEL nwJakc Makes set-up and adjustments to automatic molding machines, performs preventive and routine maintenance of machines
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      267 26 Pt4l BaaT JfmvTflaal If a^r/lltniiTffaaal K*ajaftA|iaj^^H YUNG WAH INDUSTRIAL Company Pte Ltd. dyeing department requnes Male Machine Operators Applicants must be at least 16 years old. Experience not necessary Monthly earning above $400 (including overtimed Free transportation and benefits > Interested please call personally from Monday to Saturday during office
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      808 26 111 VEHICLES BOATS 40 Boats for S^le/Wanted BRAND NEW FRANCE Tabur 320 sailing boat complete with standard accessories at only $800 ConUct Oey *****2 IMMEDIATELY WANTED TO purchase I barge about 160' ISO 1 length Tel: *****93 INVITATION! COME AND see faI mous Apollo inflatable boats. Life jackets, surf riders,
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      2428 26 111 VEHICLES BOATS ENO 1972 CHRYSLER ISO. with air- 1 cond cassett* and radio PARF i eligible Price: $9,000 Tel: *****21 I j END 1973, MERCEDES Hen? 2306 j 1 Alrcond, new paint, original 4 tyres. Guaranteed accident free t $17,900. H.p arrangeable *****9 END 197S DATSUN Pick-up 1 I
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      459 27 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES f PRIME ■OFFICE SPACE! FOR LEASE OCBC CENTRE I Singapore's finest commercial landmark I I close to Raffles Place Substantial car park- I I ing space Subdivided suites from 85 sq.m. I I to whole floors of 965 sq m suitable for I I maior tenancies
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      233 29 IN APPRECIATION MR.YAP KIM SWEE wish to express their sincere appreciation to: AH f*l sod tr wind* The Staff from the Preextent's Office, latana and A.O.Cs The Management Staff of AuenPacifik Bank Tha Management Staff of CitiBank Th* Staff of Finance Dept. HOB Methodist Church The Stafl Trainees
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      29 29 In CH#nsti#d M#mocy who left ir* 10 years ago today Time changes many things But not the memory this day brings •one BRIAN PONG ENG HOAT
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      Lock icon Devastating Garner shatters England...
      492 30 Devastating Garner shatters England... LONDON, Sun. The West Indies retained the cricket World Cup at Lord's here yesterday, suffocating England's hopes under a towering total of 286 for nine after being put into bat. England began their reply with a century opening stand between Geoff Boycott and Mike Brearley, but
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      139 30 Patient Patricia to West Indies' rescue NOTTINGHAM. Sun A patient half-century by west Indies captain Patriria Whittaker provided the backbone of her side's first innings score of 207 on the first day of the second women's Test against England at Trent Bridge here. The West Indies were struggling at 47
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      270 30 LONDON. Sun Chris Tavare, pressing for a place in the England Test team, scored a magnificent 150 not out for Kent, who dominated the opening day of their three-day county championship match against top-of-the-table Essex yesterday. Tavare cracked 10 fours as Kent piled
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      177 30 WEST INDIES UrreaMftt run out 9 Bayan c Hendrirk b Old 20 Richard* not out 138 Kalhekama b Hendrick 4 Ltoya c and b Old 13 Mag c Randall b Edmonds 86 Mwray c Gower b Edmonds 5 Raberti c Brearley b Hendrick 0 Uarier c Taylor b Botham
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      Lock icon Seedings revised
      102 30 WIMBLEDON, Sun. In an unprecedented move, the Wimbledon tennis championship committee yesterday revised the seedings (or the men's doubles, just two days before the two-week tourn iment gets under way. The All-England Lawn Tennis Association said the alteration was due to "a misunderstanding regarding the latest Association of
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      196 30 Giant Amaya subdues Edmondson SURBITON (England), I Sun American Victor Amaya won the Surrey grass court championships men's singles title, subduing Mark Edmondson, of Australia, 6-4, 7-5 in the final. Edmondson, who put out tournament favourite Brian Gottfried, of the United States, yesterday, drew first blood in the battle of
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      645 30 Borg may make it four in a row WIMBLEDON COUNTDOWN BEGINS TODAY LONDON, Sun. Bjorn Borg may realise a burning ambition to win a historic fourth successive men's singles title, while Evonne Goolagong has emerged a favourite to take the women's crown in this year's Wimbledon tennis championships which start
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      261 30 EASTBOURNE (England), Sun. Chris Evert gained a valuable psychological boost for wimbledon by outlasting topseeded Martina Navratilova 7-5, 5-7, 13-11 in the final of the Women's international tennis event here. Martina and Chris are seeded one and two, respectively, for Wimbledon, starting tomorrow, and if
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      56 30 BERLIN, Sun. France's Patrice Domini guez and Australian Peter McNamara won their Berlin tennis semi-finals to qualify for today's showdown in the 70th international Grand Prix Dominguez ousted former junior world champion Fernando Luna, of Spain. 6-4, 34, 6-3, 6-4, while McNamara beat third-seeded Tomas Smid, of Czechoslovakia,
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      Lock icon Wats on leads Canadian Open
      458 31 WHIPPING WINDS AND COLD KEEP SCORES HIGH OAKVILLE (Ontario), Sun. In whipping winds and biting cold, front-running Tom Watson fired a one-over par 72 to retain a three-stroke lead after the third round of the US$350,000 ($770,000) Canadian Open golf tournament here. Watson, seeking a
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      157 31 HKRSHFY i Pennsylvania), Sun. Nancy Lopez (abovr) fired a four-under-par C 8 yesterday to share the lead ulth Kathy Whltworth after the second round of a I SSIM,MI («ta,2««) Ladies Professional (iolf Association tournament. Nancy, winner of 14 LPGA tournaments In two years, and
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      83 31 HANOVER (West Germany). Sun. Fortuna Duesseldorf won the West German soccer Cup final for the first time by beating Hertha BSC Berlin 1-0. A mistake by captain Uwe Kliemann cost Berlin the match. Just three minutes before the end of extra-time. Duesseldorf's Wolfgang Seel intercepted a bad pass
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      Lock icon Mya Aye ahead by four strokes
      237 31 HACHINOHE (Japan). Sun Mya Aye, of Burma, maintained his lead after the third round of the 25-million yen ($492,800) Pepsi-Wilson golf tournament here with a three-day total of 12-under-par 201. Mya Aye, who took the opening round lead and shared the second with Filipino
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      27 31 MEXICO CITY Michelle Hawthowe, of the United States, won the women's 100 m hurdles in 13.97 sec. in the annual Nakazawa memorial meet yesterday. AP.
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      Kyle-Little looks to the future
      470 31  - Kyle-Little looks to the future ERNEST FRIOA by I JOHN ONG, 2«, a University of Singapore under-graduate, yesterday shot aa ace In the Seletar Golf Club's monthly medal competition. It was Ong's firstever hole-in-one and he used a six iron to hit a perfect tee-shot on the 14th hole. The
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      676 31 Cardona outpoints S. Korean to retain title SEOUL, Sun. Colombia's Ricardo Cardona. a formidable left-jabber, retained his World Boxing Association junior featherweight title, when he outpointed South Korean Chung Soon-hyun over 15 rounds here last night. ATHLETICS United States middle-distance star Don Paige upset John Walker, of New Zealand,
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE THREE
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      Johore show they are the team to watch
      271 32  - Johore show they are the team to watch PETER SIOW By HE drove into Singapore yesterday morning, parked his car at the Singapore Gun Club, strode over to the range, and went on to fire a blistering 45 points (22, 23) out of a maximum 50. If Tengku Mahkota's score
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      Trials off
      51 32 THE Singapore Amateur Cycling Association called off a scheduled SEA Games trials at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre yesterday morning on the grounds that the Republic's cyclists need more time to get used to the tracks there. The trials will now be staged at the same venue next
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      Personalities will haunt memories
      264 32 IT happens always. Yco, of the Philippines, may have won the just-con-cluded Phey Yew Kok basketball tournament, but it is the individuals who haunt the memories, reports PETER SIOW. Players such as Yanmar Diesel's Ken Bradley, I Yco's James Pane and Joaquin Loyzaga, South Korea's Kirn
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      Lock icon Piggott still Britain's ace
      187 32 LONDON, Sun. Lester Piggott has not ridden an English Classic winner since taking the Derby on the Minstrel two years i ago, but his performance at the four-day Royal Ascot meeting showed that he is still Britain's ace big-race jockey. "The long fellow", who for once
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      Lock icon Cant'bury just make it
      237 32 Cant'bury just make it SYDNEY, Sun. Results of yesterday's Australian football matches: Sydney Raxby Lemgae: Canterbury 13 ParramatU 12 NkttoaaJ Setter Leane: Newcastle 0 West Adelaide 0. Canberra City 1 St. George 1 Vk-torUa KMtbaJl Leacae: Fitzroy 17.20 (122) bt Colling- wood 11.14 (80). Essendon 15.11 (101) bt North Melbourne
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      STIPE'S REPORT
      488 32 Three-day ban for Yeap JOCKEY P. K. YEAP was suspended for three race days for riding incompetently on Flash O'Green in Race Two. The Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races: Kan 1: Lover Boy (Low Chien Huati left the stall awkwardly and brushed the gates at the start.
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      415 32 SYDNEY, Sun. Results of yesterday's Australian association football matches: NatUaal Leagae: Canberra 1 St. George 1, Newcastle 0 W. Adelaide 0. Vkteria My. 1: Dandenong 0 Collingwood 2. Melbourne 1 Ardeer 0, Moreland 0 Doveton 0. Ringwood C. 2 Box Hill 1, Springvale 1 Kei lor City 1,
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      Compton—Teh team flourish
      1499 32  - Compton Teh team flourish FAIRWAY RACING...with THE Bruce Compton and Teh Choon Beng partnership flourished at the Penang pro-am races yesterday when they landed a hat-trick. The partnership started well when Compton scored on Deep Mystery in Race Two for a $12 payout. Compton then brought Hawaii IV home a
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      Irish nationals bent on making up for KL loss
      533 33  -  JOE DORAI By Players to watch are Lloyd and Lane SINGAPORE have high hopes of beating the Irish National Selection at the National Stadium tonight (8 pm), especially after having lost 1-0 to Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday night. But,
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      Lock icon Malaysia to go all out in bid
      359 33  -  GEORGE DAS By KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia will go all out in their bid to stage the 1982 Thomas Cup badminton inter-zone finals here. Immediately after today's four-hour council meeting. Khir Johari. the Badminton Association of Malaysia president, declared: "We'll be making our
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      Deering bowls CSC to a splendid win
      302 33 Deering bowls CSC to a splendid win NEWCOMER Roger Deering bowled Ceylon Sports Club to a splendid 102 runs victory over the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club in the Singapore Cricket Association's Senior tournament match at Balestier Road yesterday, reports ERNEST FRIDA. The left-arm spinner finished with five wickets for 13
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      Pressmen recover after poor start
      281 33 Pressmen recover after poor start STRAITS TIMES made a shaky start in the Anchor Business Houses squash tournament, edging out British Petroleum 3-2 in their group tie at the Singapore Squash Centre at Fort Canning yesterday. In other ties, Le Blond defeated Bank of America 3-2, while in the battle
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      Queenstown keep run
      42 33 UNBEATEN Queenstown A kept their winning rhythm when they trounced Vigilante Corps 20-4 to tighten their grip on the Open national waterpolo championship at Toa Payoh ye»terday In another match. Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association outplayed Toa Payoh 1W
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      Narrow win
      20 33 ESTIER UNITED edged Uueenstown 3-2 in a Na,l Football League DiviTwo soccer match at the Favoh Stadium yesterday
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      6-1 triumph
      19 33 MARINE PARADE trounced Khe Bong 6-1 in a President's Cup soccer match at the Gloucester Barracks yesterday
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      Venu to attend sports seminar
      192 33  -  ERNEST FRIDA By :K. L. VENUGOPALAN, the secretary of the Singai pore Amateur Athletic Association, has been nominated by the Singapore National Olympic Council i to attend a seminar on "Sports Organisation > and Administration" in Frankfurt, West Germany from Sept. 8-Oct. 8. The four-week
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      Lock icon Forces pull out of Cup
      191 33 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malaysian Rugby Union Cup rugby competition, i i its new format where only four local teams can participate, has been hit by the withdrawal of the Armed Forces. The other teams in this new-look tournament, which was introduced by the MRU.
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      Indonesian Open to Lew
      483 33  - Indonesian Open to Lew WILFRED YEO By JAKARTA, Sun. Singapore's Peter 'Gary Cooper' Lew added another to his collection of bowling titles by winning the Indonesian Open Masters final with a 4,923-pinfall (average 205) total at the Jaya Ancol lanes today. The 29-year-old general manager of Jurong Bowl, who last
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      Strikers' day
      45 33 NEW YORK, Sun North American soccer League results: Fort Lauderdale Strikers 2 Tampa Bay Rowdies 1; Memphis Rogues 4 Edmonton Drillers 2; Minnesota Kicks 2 Dallas Tornado 0; Tulsa Roughnecks 2 Los Angeles Aztecs 0; San Jose Earthquakes 4 Chicago Sting 2. Mr.
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      Lock icon Wessel – the swim find
      146 33 Wessel the swim find KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Selangor have a new swim find in Henning Wessel, reports GEORGE DAS. The 15-year-old boy, of German-Malaysian parentage, is being hailed as a potential national representative after outstanding performances in Penang s age-group meet ana the Selangor Open championships recently. In the Selangor
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      72 33 TODAY'S EVENTS ATHLETICS National inter-school track and field championship (National Stadium, 2.30). HOCKEY Slagapare H*rkey AaMclattoo Leagae: Prisons B v Marine Parade A, S. Tamils Y.C. v SIA SATS B. Singapore Recreation Club B v Singapore Armed Forces C, matches at 5.15. BUGBY National secondary schools knock-out tournament semi-finals (Police
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      Lock icon Sabah's Wong, Malim told to skip centralised training
      146 33 KOTA KINABALU, Sun. Sabah's James Wong and Malim Surat have been told to skip centralised training for the Merdeka soccer tournament following injuries suffered in the recent Malaysia Cup series. Sabah Football Association secretary Philip Kirn said that Malim was found to
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      264 33 SINGAPORE 2 NEGRI 0 SOME re-thinking, in the composition and strategy of tne Singapore Malays soccer team, is needed if they intend to do well in the Sultans' Gold Cup competition this year, reports JOE DORAI. Though Singapore beat Negri Sembilan at the Jurong Stadium
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      Guthrie double
      66 33 (JITHRIE BERHAR!) last night achieved the double in the Singapore Business Houses Football League when they boat United Motor Works 5-1 in the Division One final at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Last week. Guthrie won the senior knockout title by beating Hilton Hotel 4I. Holiday Inn won the
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      Esah nets 4
      41 33 MALACCA. Sun Singa|K)ic trounced Malacca 7-11 in ,i Malaysia Cup women's soccer match at the Kubu Stadiurr hero this evening. Singapore, who led 1-0 a' half-time, stored through Ksat Mydeen (4). Agnes Lim (2 ;>nH 1>.,.L|.. I h:in
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    100 34 BANGKOK, Sun. Tension continued to niount along the ThaiKanpurhean border today as more Thai military forces were dispatched to the border area after fighting broke out between Khmer Rouge and pro-V anoi forces in Kampuche. Thai forces, h ■•avily reinforced, faced a full division of Vietn imese troops
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    70 34 WELLINGTON, Sun Trade I'ruons have threatened to ban services to the West ijerman Embassy in Wellington if Ambassador Karl Doe-ing, a former captain in the Waffen SS returns to New Zealand from sick leave Cnion leader Pat Kelly said the Wellington Trades Council would this week discuss
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    They lent a helping
    119 34 They lent a helping THE MP for Toa Payoh, Mr Eric Cbeoag (right), presenting a letter of appreciation each to Vigilante Corps member Mohamad Nlrwm bin Hamld, 2«, (second from right), and Special Constable Cbeong Vong Wan, 21, (third from right), commending them for a good deed they performed recently.
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    370 34 A STEP towards better police-community relations was taken yesterday when 100 members of the Toa Payoh constituency visited the Toa Payoh police station. The chatter and the laughs of the community leaders and residents invited on a tour of the station with their MP,
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    61 34 TEHERAN, Sun. Two officers of the Shah's political police Savak were executed at Teheran's Qasr prison early today on charges of murdering and torturing opponents of the Shah. In one of the longest trials since the mid-February revolution, a Teheran court held nine sessions to find
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    62 34 ROME, Sun. More than half of Italy's 1,500 air traffic controllers will ask to be discharged tomorrow over a dispute in service conditions which could cause havoc with peak summer holiday flights. All air traffic control in Italy is handled by military staff and a group of
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    91 34 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH OAN QEOK NCO (MOM) aged 80 returned to be with the lord for eternal rest on Saturday 23-6-19 TO leaving behind brother and sliter-ln-law 4 sons 3 daughters 3 daughers-ln-law 3 sons-in-law 14 grandchildren 1 grandson-ln-law and 2 great-grand daughters Cortege leaves 17. Primrose Avenue (SIS) at
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    97 34 LONDON, Sun. A man claiming to be the Yorkshire ripper, the most vicious British mass murderer since the Jack the Ripper terrorised London nearly a century- ago, has promised police a 12th victim in a voice recording which may have added another important clue to his identity.
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    136 34 BALI, Sun. Senior Asean officials will meet here for two days, beginning tomorrow, to prepare for the 12th annual foreign ministers conference. They will examine reports submitted by nine Asean committees on economic, social and cultural affairs. They will also prepare a paper on the
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    434 34 to stop refugees influx: Gen Yoga JAKARTA, Sunday INDONESIAN intelligence chief Gen Yoga Sugama said that the Asean countries have agreed to undertake joint patrols to stem the influx of new refugees into their countries. Gen Yoga, who is director of the National Intelligence Coordination Agency,
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    Lock icon Reprieve for 2,500 in Malaysia
    255 34 Reprieve for 2,500 in Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. More than 2,500 Vietnamese refugees determined to remain in Malaysia before resettlement in Third countries have been given reprieve by the authorities who continue to turn back to sea all new arrivals, officials here said today. The officials said the government had
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    31 34 HONGKONG, Sun. Cinemas for children in all major Chinese cities will be reopened to screen films for children, a lecent notice by the Chinese Ministry of Culture said. AFP.
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        The whole world is a stage for Mr Chong
        416 1 GERALDINE TANG WHAT Mr Chong Fun Liam sees, hears, thinks and experiences in life, is material for his play-writing. Blessed with fine imagination and a feel for the Chinese language, he can weave short plays turning man's foibles into spicy humorous
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        Proverbial anecdotes From accumulated grains to conservative thinking
        253 1 Proverbial anecdotes From accumulated grains to conservative thinking SINCE the founding of the Han Dynasty by Liv Bang, China was enjoying political and social stability after 70 years of consolidation and development. Economically, most parts of the country enjoyed bumper harvests except for a small part of the farmlands hit
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        Chinese without tears
        52 1 meiguo America meili beautiful MEI meishu fine arts USE meiguon nice looking m meiwei delicious meihuo beautify meiman happy H 4< meishujio an artist meirdngyuan beauty-par-lour meilianshe Associated Press (/\P) For example, yoj maj say. 0 s v Ta de liaiucing hen mci. meaning, "SVip Aas c
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        332 1 INSIDE: a LEISURE: Anita Sarawak is happy to b* back from her US tour 2 n WOMAN PLUS: Resolutions that want out the window one* baby cam*. 3 JM|V JM Contributing in-depth experience and expertise to I*l VVJf^llfl 4fe WH tfH%a^\F^ 0m £1 tne engineering and construction of petroleum Uj
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        He's put his stamp on the art scene
        500 2  -  RACHEL BARNES By TO MANY people, he is the father of famous swimmer, Junie Sng, gold medal winner in the Asian Games and Singapore Sportswoman of the Year in 1978. To his students at the Institute of Education, where he has taught
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        Hollywood's war film heroes
        59 2 Hollywood's war film heroes HOLLYWOOD'S war film heroes will be featured in That's Hollywood on Channel 3 tomorrow at 9.25 p.m. Some of the cinema industry's top war film actors can be seen in action. Film cups, including those from Tora Tora Tora, The Purple Heart, The Longest Day, 12
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        Anita is happy to be back from US
        529 2  -  GER ALDINE TANG By A HAPPY Anita Sarawak returned recently from a three-month performing tour of the United States with two things to recount from her trip. She had a "hang-up" about the audience and a food problem! Her "hang-up" was nothing
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        Orchestra may put on an extra show
        171 2 Orchestra may put on an extra show RESPONSE to the forthcoming three-day concert of the world renowned Vienna Opera Orchestra has been so overwhelming that the organisers are considering holding another performance. Tickets for the concerts from July 5 at the Singapore Conference Hall have been fuUy booked. A spokesman
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        834 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by Kudumba 70 Ba Pant$ and <** Vilakku (Tamil repeat) toons 3.30 Diary of Events (Engfsh) 7 30 l**l) 3.35 Afternoon Matinee No Love for j 7 5 Sandiwara, a Malay drama Isteri Johnnie (Part 1) starring Peter I Berdakwah Finch,
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        Resolutions went out the window once baby came
        821 3  -  DEBORAH MOGGACH By in London BEFORE having children, I made myself a list of rules and regulations. It was based on the things I saw other women doing wrong. Untested, the list remained smugly intact until I actually had babies. What surprises
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