The Straits Times, 11 July 1979

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    16 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1979 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79 I
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    ANOTHER ROUND OF HIKES SOON
    869 1  -  SOH TIANG KENG That 25 pc jump in Opec oil prices... By ANOTHER round of price increases in petrol and diesel may take place in Singapore within the next two months. Oil companies here are now calculating this new price revision to take into account
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    Lock icon Half of EMI for sale
    58 1 LONDON. Tues. Britain's giant EMI group today announced it was selling half of its worldwide music and record business to Paramount Pictures of the United States for i.70 million sterling (SJ3IS million). EMI has record companies in 33 countries with manufacturing and duplicating plants, recording
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    Secret call-up papers
    65 1 Secret call-up papers TOKYO. Tues. A leading Japanese newspaper today published what it claimed was a secret army document calling for the limited legal mobilisation of new conscripts, volunteers and retired personnel in an emergency. The mass-circulation Yomiuri Shimbun reported that the plan, formulated in 1974, said at least 77,500
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    Lock icon Killer is slashed
    66 1 ATTICA, (New York), Tues. Convicted "Son of Sam" killer David Berkowitz had his throat slashed with a razor today at Attica Jail, prison authorities said. He was reported in good condition at the prison hospital after the wound was sewn up with between 50 and 60 stitches.
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    Lock icon More taking to drink
    50 1 LONDON, Tues. The number of alcoholics in England and Wales tripled in the past 20 years, according to a government-sponsored body. If drinking kept on increasing Britain would face a problem of frightening magnitude, said the National Council on Alcoholism, founded 20 years ago today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Guard beats off attack
    50 1 TURIN, Tues. The security chief of Fiat's big Mirafiori car works escaped a guerilla attack today when he fired back, police said. The guerillas approached Vittono Manfredini, 34, as he left his home, fired at him and missed. They fled when Mr Manfredini fired back. Reuter.
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    Lock icon The big queue at the pumps
    97 1 THIS was a typical scene at the pomps on Monday night when the news of an impending price hike reached the motoring public. Many motorists sped to the nearest service station to top up their vehicles' tasks when they learnt that the government was
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    Lock icon SKYLAB: Australia in the line of fire
    265 1 SKYLAB: Australia in the line of fire COLORADO SPRINGS, Tuesday LATEST official predictions say the Indian Ocean, parts of Australia and New Guinea could be in the line of fire when the derelict US space station Skylab plunges to earth within the next 48 hours. But space officials, watching the
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    Lock icon US answer to Soviet presence in China Sea
    357 1 US answer to Soviet presence in China Sea TOKYO, Tuesday THERE HAS been an increase of activity by missile-armed American warplanes in the South China Sea since the arrival of the Soviet aircraft carrier Minsk. It is unusual for US military planes to be equipped with missiles on routine flights.
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    Lock icon 18 killed in crash
    68 1 NAPLES. Tues. At least 18 passengers were killed and 60 others Injured today when two commuter trains collided head-on near the town of Pom pei at the foot of Vesuvius volcano, police announced here. Police said the death toll was provisional. They added that the two
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    Lock icon Tourist boom
    32 1 LONDON. Tues Britain is earning more money than ever from foreign tourists Last year they spent a record of L 2.250 million (SJIO,890), the English Touriai Board announced today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Banker dies
    33 1 ZURICH, Tues. Bank manager Ernest Kuhrmeier, jailed earlier this month for his role in Switzerland's biggest banking scandal, died in hospital today, a spokesman for the Credit Suisse Bank said. Reuter.
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    Singapore will not close airspace
    78 1 SINGAPORE'S airspace will not be closed to flights today and tomorrow, a Department of Civil Aviation official who had been keeping in touch with the American Embassy here regarding the Skylab situation said last night. He said the embassy will inform the DCA if Skylab
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    Lock icon Crime rate soars
    65 1 Crime rate soars WASHINGTON, Tues. In the biggest surge since the recession of 1974-75, violent crime soared 17 per cent in the first quarter this year and overall crime rate rose 11 per cent, the government reported today. The increases, measured by the Federal Bureau of Investigations uniform crime index,
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    Lock icon Fiedler dies
    36 1 BOSTON. Tues. Arthur Fiedler, the zesty showman who brought classical music to millions as conductor of the Boston Pops, died today at his Brookline home, a Boston Pops spokesman said. He was 84 AP.
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    Lock icon Planes too
    38 1 MDJAMENA, Tues Libyan warplanes joined in fierce fighting over the weekend around Wour in northern Chad after a Chadian counter-offen-sive had cost the invading Libyan "Islamic army" some 300 dead, reliable sources said here today. AFP.
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    Cuban offer of all-out aid...
    368 1 AND TROOPS, TOO, IF ASKED BY HANOI NEW DELHI, Tuesday CUBA WILL extend all out assistance, including sending troops, if asked by Hanoi if China attacks Vietnam again. This was stated by Cuban Vioe-President Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, who is on a six-day official visit, here
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    Lock icon ANOTHER 1,300 ARRIVE IN HK
    172 1 ANOTHER 1,300 ARRIVE IN HK HONGKONG, Tues. More than 1.300 Vietnamese refugees arrived here today on board i seven boats, bringing to over 64,000 the refugee population here. At le.ist 230 Vietnamese refugees have also arrived in the Philippines during the past 10 days, reports from MANILA said. This followed
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    Lock icon New member of C'wealth
    46 1 LONDON. Tues. The Gilbert Islands will become the 41st member of the Commonwealth on becoming independent with the new name of Kiribati on Thursday, the Commonwealth Secretarial announced today. Kiribati (pronounced Kiribas) is at present a British colony in the Pacific. Reuter.
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    Lock icon LATEST Move to restore flight right
    76 1 LATEST Move to restore flight right WASHIGNTON, Toes. An administrative law judge took action today to restore toe IX'-ll's certificate to fly after hearing an appeal by the plane's manufacturer, McDonnell Douglas. Justice William Fowler Jr. of the National Transportation Safety Board dismissed the Federal Aviation Administration's June S withdrawal
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      100 1 SBS LIKELY TO RAISE FARES TO MEET COSTS Page 8 CARRINGTON lashes at Haaai far refugee exadns S JAPAN plans U hunt oil with China 4 TORIES unveil pian to curb onions' power DANGERS outside blind association's doorstep PUBLIC ear parka to stop hiring under Mb 1 PRINCIPAL'S call to
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Call for African force to police conflicts
      382 2 MONROVIA, Tuesday THE Organisation of African Unity yesterday agreed that Africa has been through a year of "fire and brimstone," and suggested a pan-Afri-can peace-keeping force to police conflicts on the continent. Wdem Kodgjo, secretary-general of the 49-nation OAU, delivered his annual report
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      Lock icon Zimbabwe— delegation to attend OAU talks
      148 2 Zimbabwe delegation to attend OAU talks SALISBURY, Tues. A delegation from Zimbabwe Rhodesia will leave tomorrow to attend the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) summit in Monrovia, an official spokesman said today. Mr Ayub Kara, chief liaison officer between Prime Minister Abel Muzorewa's United African National Union (UANC) and the
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      Lock icon Weizman top choice as next PM
      111 2 TEL AVIV, Tues. Defence Minister Ezer Weizman is the most popular choice as Israel's next prime minister, according to a public opinion poll published today. The Public Information Applied Research Centre said 17.9 per cent of those asked said they would like to see
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      Lock icon Philippine troops kill 10 rebels
      132 2 Philippine troops kill 10 rebels MANILA, Tues. Government troops killed 10 communist guerillas including six commanders, wounded four and captured 10 others during the weekend in central and southern Philippines, the Defence Ministry said today. No casualty was reported from the government side. Captured Six guerillas were killed in Agusan
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      Lock icon Couple mark 79th wedding year
      87 2 HUNTINGDON (England), Tues. John Morton and his wife Harriet celebrated their 79th wedding anniversary yesterday. He is 103 and she is 101. "We have had a very happy married life," they said at their home in Great Gidding, near Hunt- ingdon, km north of London.
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      Lock icon Rains 'spoil' voting
      56 2 ACCRA, Tues. Heavy rain in Nigeria disrupted voting and slowed returns in the country's first national election for 14 years, the Ghana News Agency (GNA) reported yesterday. The voters are choosing a new Senate. A series of five elections is planned as Africa's most populous state prepares
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      Lock icon 34m more
      40 2 TOKYO, Tues Japans population in the urban areas in 2000 will increase by 34 million, meaning thai 71.7 per cent of the people will be staying in the major and regional cities, a government report said today. AFP
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      Lock icon Sadat, Begin hold two-day talks
      368 2 ALEXANDRIA, Tues. ISRAELI Prime Minister Menachem Begin and President Anwar Sadat take yet another step towards overcoming the barriers of suspicion erected by 30 years of war j with two days of secluded talks starting today. Both Egyptian and Israeli officials are stressing that the
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      Lock icon Jerusalem target
      47 2 JERUSALEM, Tues. Police today dismantled a Soviet-made rocket aimed at the heart of Jerusalem. A police spokesman said the Katyusha rocket, attached to a timing device, was found on the site of a new soccer stadium being built on the outskirts of the city. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Rare breed
      38 2 TOKYO. Tues. Chinese zoo keepers have successfully bred the rare north-east China Tiger, with six females producing 58 surviving offspring over the past 20 years at Harbin Zoo, the official Xinhua news agency said today. AP.
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      Lock icon Khomeiny tells general to remain in post
      187 2 Khomeiny tells general to remain in post TEHERAN, Tues. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny has told Brigadier General Saif Amir Rahimi to remain in his post as commander of Iran's military police, a spokesman for the unofficial head of state said today. The spokesman said from the holy city of Qom: "There
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      Lock icon A papal gift to Schmidt
      48 2 A papal gift to Schmidt WEST German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt (left) receiving a souvenir from Pope John Paul II in Vatican City on Monday. The Pontiff handed the souvenir to Chancellor Schmidt after granting him a private audience. Looking on is Mr Schmidt's wife Anne lores. AP pictare.
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      Lock icon Guardsmen left with 3 weeks' supply of ammo
      205 2 MANAGUA, Tues. The Nicaraguan National Guard, rapidly losing ground in its fight to save the regime of President Anastasio Somoza, is down to its last three weeks' supply of ammunition, a foreign military observer here said. The troops can no longer mount
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      Lock icon 100 Hanoii troops killed in revolts: Radio
      117 3 100 Hanoii troops killed in revolts: Radio BANGKOK,' Tues. Around 100 Vietnamese soldiers died in popular uprisings hi northern and north-western Kampuchea at the end of last month, according to Khmer Rouge Radio monitored here today. The Radio said villagers in Kompong Cham, Stung Treng and Opong Chnang provinces, joined
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      Lock icon Hotels on bomb alert
      48 3 MALAGA. Tues. Workers in hotels on the southern Mediterranean Costa Del So are taking turns guarding t te resort against terrorist bombers. Workers armed with -.valkielalkies and binocular, view beaches and hotel facilities from roots and contact police when they sight anything suspicious. UPI.
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      Lock icon Fleet buildup
      36 3 X»NDON. Tues. rhina is lelieved to have bought more han 300 ships in the past six nonths. but the bu ld-up of his cargo fleet is beginning to low down. Lloyd Lis reports -AFP
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      Lock icon Carrington lashes Hanoi for refugee exodus
      399 3 VIETNAM has continued to come under unabated international pressure to stop the exodus of refugees with the latest salvo being fired by Britain in a particularly strong condemnation of Hanoi. British Foreign Secretary, Lord Camngton said in the House of Lords that the world
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      Lock icon Power play ahead for Italy's first socialist premier
      267 3 ROME, Tuesday SOCIALIST leader Mr Bettino Craxi, the young lion of his party, faced a power struggle with the dominant Christian Democrats today after becoming the country's first-ever socialist premier-designate. Mr Craxi, 45, was named by President Sandro Pertini yesterday to try
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      Lock icon N. Korea rejects three-way unity talks plan
      140 3 I TOKYO, Tues. North Korea today formally re- jected the proposed threei way talks on the reuni- > fication of the divided peninsula. The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), monitored in Tokyo, said the North Korean Foreign Ministry issued a statement denouncing the
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      Lock icon N-station shutdown
      56 3 OTTAWA, Tues. Quebec's only nuclear power station has been shut down indefinitely, a spokesman for Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd confirmed yesterday. Gentilly I, the power station located near Trois-Rivieres halfway between Montreal and Quebec City, will be closed for several more months at least for tests and
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      37 3 YOU can't tip them (the Chinese). It's a shame Jack Benny Is still not alive. Comedian Bob Hop commenting yesterday on his one-month trip to China. Fellow comedian Jack was known as a pennypincher.
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      Lock icon Closer links among Asean news bodies
      157 3 MANILA, Tues. National news agencies of Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines today agreed to enlarge their cooperation through joint arrangements on editorial staff exchanges, research and assistance to overseas staffers. This was agreed on the second day of a three-day meeting in Manila
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      Iran crisis may be blessing in disguise...
      526 4 Iran crisis may be blessing in disguise... By Asia Research News Analysis Team (ARNAT) a barrel of Saudi light crude had a nominal selling price of U5512.70, but this could only buy U554.23 worth of goods only twice as many goods as could be bought in 1971 although the market
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      THE ENERGY SQUEEZE
      336 4 THE ENERGY SQUEEZE THE present oil crisis is the direct result of the unexpected revolution in Iran. If that had not happened, the Opec countries would still be selling oil, in real terms, around the price they were getting in 1973 before the first oil crisis began. The consumers of
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      Lock icon Race to save fuel off
      80 4 BORDEAUX. (Fiance), Tues. i The economy run, a traditional car road race in which the winner is the driver coverj ing the longest distance for the lowest petrol consumption, was made even more economical this year. It was cancelled. The organisers said the event, due
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      Nominal and real oil prices-Saudi Arabia and Indonesia
      122 4 Nominal and real oil prices-Saudi Arabia and Indonesia 1 Current Market price ol Saudi Arabian light crude and Indonesian Minas 2 Real prices discounting for respective annual inflation rates 3 Not available. Nominal prices teal prices U: Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Indonesia Indonesia 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976
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      Lock icon Call for higher tin prices
      156 4 JAKARTA, Tues. The first ever meeting of ministers from the seven tin producing countries represented on the International Tin Council (ITC) began here today with a call for a higher buffer stock price range. The world's two largest tin producers, Malaysia and Bolivia, agree the
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      Lock icon Carter will reopen Salt talks if...
      257 4 Carter will reopen Salt talks if... WASHINGTON. Tues. US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance told senators yesterday that while no changes are needed in the Salt II treaty, President Jimmy Carter would try to reopen negotiations with the Soviet Union if the senate insists on amendments. "What the Congress does,
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      49 4 Make Saudi Arabia the 51st state. The US gets the oil while the Saudis get two seats In the Senate and the blessings of life under the equal opportunity employment law. Sweet deal. New York Times humourist Russell Baker's solution to the US energy problem.
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      Lock icon Japan plans to hunt oil with China
      389 4 Japan plans to hunt oil with China TOKYO, Tuesday WITH world oil supplies shrinking and prices spiralling, Japan intensified the "black gold" rush by deciding to join hands with China to develop oil resources in the hotly-disputed Senkaku Islands. The decision came after Foreign Minister Sunao Sonoda, at today's Cabinet
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      Lock icon Bicycle sales boom
      116 4 MIAMI, Tues. South Florida motorists fed up with long petrol lines, are now queueing up at the bicycle shop. "Exactly what has happened to gasoline is now happening to Dikes," says Mr Joe Avalos, owner of a cycle shop in Miami. "We're going out of our minds,"
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      299 4 PHILIPPINES: Police said a 58-year-old man died of a heart attack shouting "Skylab, Sky lab" in his sleep. Simeon G. Galvez suffered a heart attack on Saturday in Valenzuela, north of Manila "as a result of the nightmare." The report said members of Galvez's family ignored his shouts of
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      253 4 A Sojourn in Manila is just one very pleasurable part of the whole. r sA X*^^i&' >•••>•• FIRST MANILA. THEN THE i^f-^ /'v.r^Jfc^^*^** *-t f "uff J^wP «^*-1 It doesn't matter where you're flying to. Tokyo, "*Jw<l^^ y' flfeiiti l I*'1 I Taipei or Hongkong you always have a place
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      Lock icon Retired called in to relief bank strike
      221 5 ATHENS, Tues. The j Greek Government called in retired bank employees aad contract workers yes- j terday to combat a strike I by more than 30.000 bank personnel protesting new working hours that would end their midday siesta. A Ministry of Co-ordina- i
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      Lock icon Fresh crack on DC-10 delays lifting on ban
      278 5 Fresh crack on DC-10 delays lifting on ban WASHINGTON, Tues. A fresh crack l.as been found in the wing engine mounting of a United Airlines DC-10 airliner causing the US Federal Ayiation Administration (FAA) to postpone its decision to lift the monthlong order grounding the three-engined aircraft. The crack was
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      Lock icon Modern 'mutiny' over the Bounty
      128 5 AUCKLAND, Tues. A modern 'mutiny' over the Bounty today threatened to lead to a row between French Polynesian and New Zealand authorities. Picketing New Zealand seamen have stopped the 3800-tonne freighter bounty from leaving here on the inaugural voyage of the new Papeete-based CTM Tahiti
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      Lock icon Entry foiled
      48 5 BANGKOK, Tues. Four Laotian soldiers, claiming to be seeking asylum in Thailand, were caught up irar a gunbattle with Thai police as they tried to slip across the border into north-east Thailand last week, police reported yesterday. One was killed and the other three arrested. AP
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      Lock icon Tories unveil plan to curb unions' power
      250 5 LONDON, Tuec, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government published details yesterday of its plan to curb the crippling power of British labour unions. First reaction from labour leaders was hostile. The government, fulfilling one of the campaign pledges that j brought Mrs Thatcher
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      Lock icon Watch out! Here comes the 'nose brigade'
      168 5 Watch out! Here comes the 'nose brigade' MANNHEIM, Tues. The city council here has set aside 200,000 marks (*****,000) to form a "nose brigade" which will sniff out and evaluate noxious smells from the city's 300 chemical factories. Air and water pollution are subject to legal norms, but objectionable smells
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      Lock icon 'Get Shah out' call
      60 5 MEXICO CITY, Tues. Several organisations in Cuernavaca have demanded that the ousted Shah of Iran leave the resort city, where he occupies a luxury villa, it was reported here today. Neighbours of the Shah have complained about nonstop movement of cars, day and night, helicopter flights
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      249 5 Too much to swallow LANGLOIS (Oregon), Tues. James Sikole, 29, who swallowed a salamander on a bet with friends, was reported in critical condition yesterday in a hospital. The Coos County sheriff's office said Mr Sikole became unconscious soon after the incident on Sunday night. MM. MANSFIELD'S CUNARD ADVENTURE 2
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      272 5 Celebrate is on Gather around our buffet table. Choose your favourite dishes and feel free to come back for a second or third helping! Or be adventurous have a dash of everything. There's oysters, potted salmon, Southern Bisque, carvings of sugar glazed corned beef and roast turkey, Chicken Maryland, Salisbury
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    Ministryaccused of not caring for plight of blind
    462 6 Ministryaccused of not caring for plight of blind THE authorities were accused last night of failing to see the plight of the blind in Singapore. Levelling the accusation were three partially blind members of the Singapore Association for the Blind who have been frustrated in their attempts to join the
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    Kranji-Pandan water again for industries
    112 6 I THE Public Utilities Board will re-introduce Kranji-Pandan water into the western part of Singapore on Saturday. The board has advised industrial consumers in Jurong, Lim Chu Kang, Clementi New Town, Upper Ayer Rajah Road, West Coast Road, Pulau Pesek, Pulau Merlimau and Pulau Aver
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    Dangers outside blind assn's doorstep
    362 6  - Dangers outside blind assn's doorstep EVELYN NG By A WALK for the blind from their association in Toa Payoh Rise to their bus stops in Thomson Road is a journey which is fraught with dangers. Not only do they have to contend with the heavy traffic, but they now have
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    NPB offers services on safety
    75 6 NPB offers services on safety THE National Productivity Board has started consultancy services on industrial accident prevention. Its services include helping a firm to set up an effective safety and health programme, develop and assist in the implementation of programmes amed at inculcating greater safety awareness and assess the safety
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    Hurt her sister
    59 6 A 21-YEAR-OLD woman poured hot water on her sleeping 18-year-old sister following a quarrel, a district court heard yesterday. Poh Beng Hoon pleaded guilty to voluntarily causing hurt to Poh Menu Kuan at 6.30 a.m. on May 6 at their house in Jalan Kukoh, and was offered
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    MP's tour
    32 6 THE MP for Whampoa, Dr Augustine Tan will tour the Balestier hawkers' centre and Jalan Tenteram hawkers' centre on Friday at 7.30 p.m. in conjunction with the national courtesy campaign.
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    TWO MORE BANKS RAISE PRIME RATES
    152 6 TWO MORE BANKS RAISE PRIME RATES TWO bMks here havr raised their prime lend lag rates (PLR) by a quarter point to be In tandem with the Development Baak of Slngapire, which raised Its PLR by the same margin recently. The InduHtrlal and Commercial Baak revised Its PLR, the rate
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    Developer rules out oversupply
    478 6 THE increased activity in the construction industry in the first quarter of this year, as reported by the Monetary Authority of i Singapore (MAS), is un- j likely to cause an oversupply of office buildings or houses. The president of the I Real Estate Developers Association
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      367 6 Congratulations Best Wishes to SING GUAN HUAT TRADING COMPANY on the official opening of their Branch at G-6, President Shopping Centre, Singapore. V Luna. lKtfl W Ml _<_m m Wm A If >^_. _i_^ 1 I *__P^ "IH-_l'^H ""^^^^^^^^^^^^^J CR-1 20 (36 Watts RMS) \ijl _____!^_!___^^Hl I j Full Auto-E|ect
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      101 6 FILM SHOWS on Etiquette at Work at Toa Pay oh Library lecture hall at 7.30 p.m. Free admission. FILM SHOWS for the pblic at National Museum at 8 p.m.: Magi Magister Medicine, The Menace in the Dark and SkiTime in Bavaria. Free admission. CREATIVITY AND THE INDIVIDUAL an exhibition for
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      108 6 Gallery from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. On till Sunday. ART EXHIBITION featuring original paintings at High Street Shopping Centre from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Presented by Centre of Fine Arts. On till Sunday. BRITISH MEDICAL BOOKS EXHIBITION at the British Council Centre, Singapore Rubber House, Colly er Quay,
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    Public car parks to stop hiring under-30s
    469 7  -  DANA LAM By I PUBLIC car parks, including those run by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) and the Housing Board (HDB), will stop employing people under 30 years of age as attendants from next year. But those under 30 already employed will remain
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    Man cheated to collect $4,400 commission
    301 7 Man cheated to collect $4,400 commission AN ADVERTISING manager, who could not fulfil his contract with the SAF Reservists' Association (Safra) to get $23,000 worth of advertisements for its newsletter, The Reservist, lifted advertisements from other magazines and then collected his commission of $4,440, a district court heard yesterday. The
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    SHARES CASE: DATES SET FOR TRIAL
    114 7 THE case against Yong Teck Lian, 43. director of Golden Hope Securities, who was charged with four counts of making use of specific confidential information to buy a total of 296,000 shares for his benefit, will be heard in Court 7 from Dec 3
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    The 12th
    28 7 THE secretary-general erf National Trades Union Congress. Mr Lim Chee Onn, will open the 12th NTUC Wejcome Supermarket at Geylang East on Monday at 7.30 pm
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    Director fined for making cure claim in ads—
    194 7 Director fined for making cure claim in ads— FONG PENG HWEE, 51, the managing director of a company, pleaded guilty In a district court yesterday to an offence under the Medicines Act. Fong, whose company, krttpmf Enterprises Pte Ltd, Is the sole agent of Son Masseur machines from Japan, was
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    Health drive contest
    41 7 ALL entries (or the National Health Campaign Competition must be submitted to the competitions' sub-committee. National Health Campaign 1979. Training and Health Education Department, Ministry of Health, by Saturday. Students must submit their entries through their respective principals.
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    Car theft charge
    63 7 TWO men were charged in a district court yesterday with stealing a $5,000 car belonging to Mr L. D. Partabrai. 43, from Rose Garden car park in Amber Road on Jnne 28. The case against Abdul Rashid bin Abdul Jabbar and Jumat bin Mohamed, 20, will be
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    Dilemma of cowherd who can't rear a bull
    317 8  -  LING POON WAH By MR A. MANIKAM, a rowherd who relies on his three cows' milk for a living, is now in a dilemma. The Ministry of Environment officials will not allow him to keep a bull though his licence permits him
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    Tally clerks' officers
    55 8 MR R. T Rajoo has been elected chairman of the Tally Clerks and Checkers Union for 1979 80. 1 n her officials are: vicechairman. Mr Lee Cheng Choong; general secretary. Mr Leong Bah Chee: asst secrei!\ Mr Ibrahim bin Abdul Hamid: treasurer, Mr V. 0. Apathy and
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    Woman died in kitchen blaze
    157 8 HOUSEWIFE Saweeah binte Nooradi 43, was lifting a pot from a kerosene stove with a piece of cloth when it got hooked to the stove and caught fire, a coroner"s court was told yesterday. Madam Saweeah's daughter. Miss Jamaleah binte Samadi, 18, a factory hand,
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    Draw tickets on sale
    41 8 THE Lions Club of Singapore East has started selling tickets for a donation draw in aid of the Diabetic Society of Singapore and the Association for Educationally Subnormal Children The draw will be held on Oct 6.
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    SBS likely to raise fares to meet costs
    564 8  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By I AN increase in fares by the Singapore Bus Service is unavoidable because of the combined impact of the National Wages Council recommendations and the diesel oil price increase, sources said yesterday. The SBS, with a fleet of
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    Haw Par takeover: 83pc say 'yes'
    124 8 HAW PAR Brothers' take- over offer to Setron shareholders closed yesterday with acceptances totalling 9.505,487 snares. This represents about 83 per cent of outstanding Setron shares, according j to a Haw Par statement I yesterday. I Haw Par had 6,398.461 Setron shares before the
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    Motorists take hike in stride
    461 8  -  1 PAUL WEE By I THE motoring public yes1 terday accepted the new I price hike on petrol and diesel without fuss. The increase in petrol price will cost the average motorist $6 more a month if he uses 4.5 litres lof petrol daily and
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    Seminar on real property
    79 8 Seminar on real property THE Building and Estate Management Society of the University of Singapore will hold a seminar on Construction and Real Property Challenges of the 80s at Island Ballroom, ShangriLa Hotel today and tomorrow. Highlights of the seminar include papers to be given by Mr Norman Thompson, chairman
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    Walkathon
    38 8 THE MP for Leng Kee, Dr Ow Chin Hock, will flag ott the Leng Kee Walkathon held to raise funds for the constitutes cy's new community centre at the Queenstown Sports Complex on Sunday at 8 a.m.
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      150 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Double century will do surrey, 1. He can turn in a handcuff (7) m havin broken (3 7 5 tote' g (T?! P Ur 8 tovin K consumed 9 Ta^sT" CW a M^ck'Sench surround makes 10 Part" sovereignty M .onger (foT"" SUte in 23. Time
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    12 RTS staff undergo speech training
    296 9  - 12 RTS staff undergo speech training PAUL JANSEN By Jurong reporter TWELVE Radio and Television Singapore Chinese- language announcers are undergoing a 15-week speech training under a scheme to improve presentation of pro- j grammes. The course, jointly con- ducted by Nanyang University's Chinese Language and Research Centre (CLRC) ard
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    157 VIETS LEAVE BY PLANE FOR PARIS
    116 9 157 VIETS LEAVE BY PLANE FOR PARIS SOME 151 Vietnamese refugees from the French hospital ship, He dr l.umlere, left for Paris yesterday on board a chartered aircraft. They were among the 837 refugees who arrived here on Monday on the French ship. The refugees were picked op from the
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    Talk on teens
    37 9 A TALK on Adolescence will be held in the lecture hall of the Toa Payoh branch library on Friday at 7.30 p.m. The speaker is Sister Margaret Syn, students' counsellor at St Anthony's Convent
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    MP to open home for the aged
    114 9 THE MP for Whampoa. I Dr Augustine Tan, will I officially open the Meth- odist Home for the Aged I and it will be dedicated by the Bishop of the Meth1 odist Church of Singapore, 1 Rev Ko Jih Chung, at 1 Block
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    Principal's call to the parents
    556 9  - Principal's call to the parents TAN CHEE TEIK School where 90 pc speak Teochew By MORE THAN 90 per cent of the students of Montfort Secondary School come from Teochew-speaking f a m ilies. Teochew is so commonly spoken among the students that even the minority of Indian and Malay
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    Labour fund draw
    44 9 THE Minister for Trade and Industry. Mr Goh Chok Tong, will officiate at the drawing ceremony of the 1979 Labour Foundation Donation Draw at the NTUC auditorium, Sth floor Trades Union House, on Saturday at 2 p.m. The public is welcome.
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    Shorthand officials
    43 9 MR KHOO KAY THONG has been re-elected as president of the Singapore Government Shorthand Writers Association at its meeting last Saturday. Other office bearers are: Mr Meg Sundram, vice-presi-dent: Mr Seah Ah Ec, honorary secretary; and Mrs Sally Yap, honorary treasurer.
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    Two rob student after threat to arrest him
    192 9 Two rob student after threat to arrest him A STUDENT, returning after a kite flying session in East Coast Park on Sunday evening, was approached by two men and asked to hand over his $110 gold-chain. Tee Leong Seng, 16, of Bedok North School, went with his friend, Joseph Sng
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    URA will spend $80m on 3 centres
    282 10 THE Urban Redevelopment Authority will spend $80.6 million over the next few years to build three resettlement centres in various parts of Singapore. The three centres Blanco Court centre, near North Bridge Road and Victoria Street, Hock Lam Stroet centre and Anak Bukit
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    CHINA KEEN ON DIESEL ENGINE VENTURE
    100 10 CHINA is keen on setting up a joint venture with Singapore and American firms in a diesel engine project, Business Times reported yesterday. It said the Economic Development Board and a US firm, Cummins Southeast Asia, held talks on the project with the Chinese
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    Jurong police station ready soon
    71 10 THE new Jnrong Town I police station will be j ready by September, according to Police life, the Force's month- ly magazine. Hie $2.7 million buildIng will have three main blocks and a canteen. Recreation facilities Include courts for squash and basketball. The new station
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    15 centres for collecting phone books
    229 10 15 centres for collecting phone books TELECOMS has set up 15 collection centres located at various URA, HDB car parks and community centres for the distribution of the Singapore Phone Book July 1979, which be?an yesterday and will end on July 26. According to a statement by Telecoms yesterday, each
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    Woman robbed of gold chain
    74 10 Woman robbed of gold chain A ROBBER escaped with a gold chain worth $200 after snatching it from a woman in Queen Street on Monday. The woman, Madam Koh Lay Hoon, 30, a clerk, was in the lift of Block 271, when the incident occurred. She suffered a cut on
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    Man charged with break-in
    87 10 Man charged with break-in TAN TIAK KHOON, 21. was charged in a district court yesterday for breaking into a storehouse in Kampung Arang Road at night and stealing *****.50 in cash and an assortment of hardware worth a total of $22,453. He allegedly stole the goods belonging to Mr Tan
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    CC expo
    30 10 THE MP (or Boon Lay. Mr Ngeow Pack Hua, will open an exposition organised by the Boon Lay community centre at Corporation Road on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    4 fined $4,050, banned from driving
    338 10 4 fined $4,050, banned from driving FOUR men were fined a total of $4,050 and banned from driving all classes of vehicles fir a total of 14 years by a district court yesterday They had pleaded guilty to diving while under disqualification and suspension under the Points Demerit Scheme and
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    To be closed
    28 10 THE customs and excise department at Johore Baru will be closed (or official business on July 25 for the start of the Muslim fasting month.
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    10-year-olds 'prefer maths to reading'
    535 10  - 10-year-olds 'prefer maths to reading' THOMAS WEE By TEN- YEAR-OLD children in primary schools prefer to do their mathematics homework rather than read, and prefer to read rather than draw or talk to friends. These are some of the surprising findings of an Institute of Education (lE)'s reading survey that
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    Society needs lawyer to fill new post
    251 10  - Society needs lawyer to fill new post T. F.HWANG JL THE Law Society has, jointly with the Board of Legal Education, called for applications from senior lawyers to fill a newly-created post which is the first of its kind. The successful candidate will hold the dual office of Director of
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    Pornography charge
    50 10 BASHIR MOHAMED, 49, was charged in a district cour* yesterday with publicly exhibiting 32 obscene pictures in the backlane of Johore Road on the morning of June 25. Bashir denied that the pictures were obscene, and tne case will be further mentioned in one week. Bail was extended.
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    On soil
    34 10 THE Minister tor National Development. Mr Teh Cheang Wan, will open the Sixth Asian Regional Conference on Soil mechanics and foundation engineering at the Shangri-I-a Hotel on July 24 at 9.30 a.m.
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    Woman said 'no' unless hubby agreed to rites
    315 10 A SALESMAN whose wife refused to consumate their marriage until they went through the Chinese customary rites yesterday had his marriage annulled. Mr Ng Lik How told the High Court that when he married Madam Lee Siew Kheng at the Registry of
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      Lock icon Minister invites varsity assn for talks
      227 11 Minister invites varsity assn for talks KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Labour and Manpower Minister Datuk Richard Ho has invited the University of Malaya Academic Staff Association (ASA) to a meeting with him in a bid to resolve its dispute with the university over sabbatical leave. In a statement today, ASA president
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      72 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues A joint-venture to promote and speed up trade between Malaysia and North Korea is expected to begin operations by next year. North Korean Embassy sources said today the venture, which will be in the form o( a trade centre offering a range of
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      Lock icon Break-in
      35 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Thieves broke into the house of Madam Lim Ang Choo through the roof and got away with $6,645 worth of valuables in Jalan A man here yesterday, police said today NST.
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      Lock icon East Coast worst hit as diesel crisis goes on
      290 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue» SEVERAL towns in Peninsular Malaysia continue to be hit by the diesel shortage. Worst affected is the East Coast, where public transport operators and fishermen using outboard motors complain that they are having difficulty getting diesel. In several
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      KL-Jakarta accord on refugees
      349 11 KL-Jakarta accord on refugees MALAYSIA and Indonesia today agreed to coordinate their actions in tackling the Indochinese refugee problem. The agreem?nt was announced in a joint communique e.t the end of talks between Malaysian Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen and Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja. Malaysian officials had talked earlier
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      Lock icon S'porean jailed for hotel robbery
      120 11 JOHORE BARl", Toes. Singapore storekeeper Chaprl Subari, 28, wm today Jailed tor six months by the Sessions ourt here today when he pleaded utility to armed robbery. Chnprl pleaded guilty to robbing salesman V. Superamanlam of $51, a gold necklace, two gold chains and a
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      5,000 troops begin military exercise
      187 11 5,000 troops begin military exercise JOHORE BARU, Tues. More than 5,000 Malaysian troops have started a military exercise in Kluang codenamed Exercise Jengking Satu, the Star newspaper reported on Sunday. The paper quoted an army spokesman as saying that the troops were being supported by the Royal Malaysian Navy and
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      198 11 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp "> BALL FOUR' i-EFTY J J MMM 'SOME PITCMEP WHAT IX3 /MSSCT/ DON 'T f MAGQ\E. <-_ WALKS AUOTUER <\\ -HE COULDN'T HIT" YOU tfNOW YOU D-ABE SHOUT/ I NEVER HAS BATTER ,___S J THE SIDE OP A r ABOUT f-r AT
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY,JULY 11,1979 GENEVA TALKS
    761 12 IN TEN days' time, another conference will be convened in Geneva to discuss the problem of Indochinese refugees. It will be in effect the third such conference in less than a month. The subject, though not on the agenda, was discussed at the
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    Lock icon Frustrating times for Times staff
    724 12  -  MAUREEN JOHNSON By in London SURROUNDED by seven silent telephones, rows of covered typewriters stretching into the gloom, Times of London news editor Rodney Cauton is getting through the afternoon with the help of Wimbledon tennis on television. "When we come back we'll have some
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    Africa's plan for its own 'crisis council' is a major issue
    1293 12  -  COLIN LEGUM iL lw J ','j,,r"i.ii,.j!iMi.'P#>.,?.>yfi,,"^j|jj., mj By in London THE question of whether the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) can survive in its present form by continuing to remain silent over the iniquities practised by "Mack men against
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    Microsurgery may save stroke victims tomorrow
    892 13  -  PATRICIA Me CORMACK i In America, doctors re-attached 1,300 limbs in 1977 By in New York MICROSURGERY the medical miraclemaker helped doctors across America re-at-tach 1,300 fingers, arms, legs and feet in 1977, the latest year for which the US has complete figures. Microsurgery
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    24 13 Patients at a Shanghai hospital for mental Illness receive electro-acupuncture therapy to counter symptoms of schizophrenia. AP picture.
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    491 13  -  VICTORIA GRAHAM By in Shanghai THREE men in rumpled pyjamas bowed their heads over a white table. Bright pink wires carried six to nine volts to the needles in their temples. One man quivered and turned down the current. They were psychiatric patients
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      279 13 Why this difference in pricing among our supermarkets? I BOUGHT a bottle of "IXL" Blackberry Seedless Conserve (net weight 500g) from a Bukit Timah supermarket for $3.70 on June 29. On returning home, I compared it with an identical bottle which was purchased from an Orchard Road supermarket and I
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      602 13 ALLOW me to add more light to your recent reports concerning the plight of employees of the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VTTB). Of late I have discovered that my husband, who is a training officer of the VTTB
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      457 13 V QUOTE t was very frustrated. The other team kept sliding at my legs and after numerous kicks on my shins, I saw this beautiful leg while flat on my face for the umpteenth time. It was just lying there. So I bit it. 7 c Not all woman footballers
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      1079 14 0^ NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY 4^£ BOARD invites applications from citizens/permanent residents of Singapore and other ASEAN citizens for the following posts ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC ENGINEER Salary Range $1 185 to $2420 p.m. Requirements A degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering (or equivalent qualifications) from a recognised university with 2-3 years' experience in the
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    Fined Cor trying to bribe PC
    149 15 A LORRY driver abetted another lorry iriver into giving $20 to a traffic police constable to induce him not to take action on a speeding offence, a district court heard yesterday. Khoo Seng Hai. 45. [leaded guilty to abe r ting Neow Khay Beng,
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    Two warders jailed for acting as go-betweens
    420 15 Two prison warders were jailed a total of five months by a district court yesterday for taking paper slips from one political detainee to another. Lim Kheng Huat, 29, pleaded guilty to two charges of conveying two rolled-up slips from detainees Lim Hock
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    Former detainee: It all began in school
    210 15 Former detainee: It all began in school A FORMER woman political detainee has described how she fell under procommunist influence while studying in a secondary school in Thomson Road. Tan Kwee Lian. 24, said it all began when she met one Yeo Kong Toh at a picnic while studying in
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    Antidrug course at RI
    62 15 Antidrug course at RI THE first part of a six month course on anti-drug abuse for scouts and guides will be held at the Raffles Institution on Saturday at 3 p.m. It will continue on Sunday from 9.30 a.m. About 800 scouts and guides are expected to attend, the course
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    Kolam Ayer baby show
    35 15 KOI. AM Ayer community centre will hold a Baby Show at Bendemeer Primary School on Aug 26 at 3 p.m. Application forms and details are available at the centre (tel *****72).
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    CC contest
    39 15 THE Aliunied community centre will be holding an oratorical contest on Courtesy as Our Way of Life at its premises on July 22 at 7 30 p.m. Those interested in attending should call Miss Goh at *****9
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    Trainees do their bit to save energy
    247 15 Trainees do their bit to save energy TRAINEES of the Maintenance Fitting course at Geylang Serai Vocational Institute converted 30 filament bulb fittings to fluorescent tube lightings in the corridors of the institute as part of the current Save Energy Campaign. This was disclosed by the training manager of GSVI,
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    'Govt has to explain new policies'
    124 15 'Govt has to explain new policies' THE government should ensure that new industrial policies are simplified and adequately explained to the workers at grassroot level. MP for Kampung Kembangan. Mr Mansor Sukaimi, made this point when he spoke at the opening of a welding workshop at the Geylang Serai Vocational
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    Officials elected
    45 15 MR G. S. Dass has been elected president of the Civilian Employees Union at its triennial delegates conference. Other officials elected were: Messrs Thomas Abraham, (vice-president); Mr S. A. Victor, (secretary); Mr William Khoo, (asst sec) and Mr Mohd bin Abdul Karim, (treasurer).
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    Story telling contest
    45 15 Story telling contest SIGLAP community centre's woman's sub-committee will organise a story-telling contest in conjunction with the National Day celebrations on July 27 at 7.30 p.m. The contest is for Primary 3 to Primary 6 pupils. For further details, contact the centre at tel. *****5
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    Woman choked to death on egg
    229 15 THE State Coroner Mr Aziz Yatim yesterday recorded a verdict of misadventure on Miss Toh Lak Moy, 24, who died after she choked on a hard boiled egg. Her mother Madam Lim Kui Hui, 58, testified that on April 13 at about 2.15 p.m.,
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    24 15 In affectionate memory of Mrs. AHc* Paul called to eternal rest on 11-7-74. Always remembered by beloved husband, children and loved ones.
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      229 15 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Petition No. 42 of 1979 In the Matter of The Bankers Trust Company Limited And In the Matter of the Companies Act (Cap. 185) NOTICE Is hereby given that a Petition presented to the High Court of the Republic of
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      473 15 Qualifications Preferably educated to tertiary level. Good command of English and Mathematics Personality Good communication and social skills. Mature and responsible. Age 20 to 30 years. Experience Successful selling experience preferred especially in the business equipment field but comprehensive sales training will be provided. Remuneration/ Rank Xerox pays attractive Benefits
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1664 16 TIE last transacted ready sale at the clone business on the Stork Exchange o( Sinpa lore yesterday compared with the prevtoui lay's prices together with 1979 high and low Adjusted (or scrip rights issue i Unit trusts SINGAPORE UNIT TW'ST (MaMgera' prien tor Jil U) The Commerce 2.00
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      1381 16 htmpji (5 1OB5.2OS>{4> 520(6) Kulim Msia (i»B 200S- ;18) 2.00 ,65) 2.0. (2) 202 <6> 1 98 (9) Malfikoft (2.87B Z94S) SSOP (4.90B 5 10S) Sel Coconut! (2 38B 2.45S) lid Plantations (2.80B) II) MINING A>er Hitam Tin (12 5OB 12 80S) Brrjuntai < 8 00B I (1)
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      199 16 4 1/2% 1/8/80 (250.0001 (9950B 99 606) 4 3/415 15 9 80 250.000 M 99 65B 99.706) 5 3/4* 16 78-80 (250.000) (100 75B 100 85S) 5 l/2<* 1 '5/78-81 (250.000) (100.35B 100 45S) 5 3/4% 1/9/79-81 (250.000) (100.58S) 5 1/4^13/81 (250.000)1 100 10B 100 20S)
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      1355 16 BID and offer prices officially listed I and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stork Exchange yes terday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unm unless otherwise specified IM»I STKIAI.S AkMn 1MI! 138) Ak» ll.ld 1 3111 1 cd
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        393 16 HONGKONG: Stock prices rose further in active trading yesterday, boosted by news that Kaiser Cement Corp of the US is involved with Cheung Kong and Green Island Cement in building a new cement plant here, dealers said. Selective buying of special situation shares led an across the board rise
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        446 16 TOKYO: Share prices closed sharply lower yesterday, on massive liquidations due to the uncertain economic outlook, dealers said The Dow Jones average fell 81.50 to close at 6.177.21 points, with a volume of 300 million shares. The New index closed at 440.49. down 4.56 points. Most shares, except energyrelated
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        91 16 Striking prices of the options officially iisted on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, the period, bids and offered prices end business done, if any. with the number of options traded shown in brackets. C*M Storage (Sept $1.85) (0.32B0.35SI (1)0.33 C C (Sept $2.35) (0.36B MM). Hint F
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        121 16 CWNKSK PRODK'E EXCBANGK, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICl'L YKSTKKDAY: Cmnt *U: Bulk $1% sellers, old drum $135 sellers, new drum $140 selkrs Capn: Mixed {loose) UK Cant K! 00 buyers. Pepper: Munlok ASTA while fob IOC. Nl.W $327 50 sellers. Sarawak white (ob 96'. Ml.W 1312 50
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        189 16 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore yesterdayopened at $20,337 and closed at $20.275. In the Far East, gold price opened at US$***** 291 20. good spelling pushed gold lower throughout the day and it closed near the lows at $209 50 90 Gold was tlxed in London
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        TIN
        132 16 THE STRAITS tin price fell back $5 to $1,975 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering up three tonnes to 185 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers slipping £5 to L6.935 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day was down £222 for Cash
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        30 16 Rubber: July 10 Singapore: August: 290.00 cents (down 5.50 cents) Malaysia: August: 290.00 cents (down 5.50 cents) Tin: $1,975 (down $5) Official offering: 185 tonnes (up 3 tonnes)
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        32 16 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous in brackets) Spol t799 <£819, sellers moo iuooi. Three Month buyers LBl7 (L 813). sellers CBl7 50 1C834 00) Market Use: Easier Salts: 15.200 tonnes
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        525 16 OPENING prices in the Singa- at 290-W cents per kilo for pore rubber market yesterday August RSS One. were marked down slightly on LONDON: Rubber Futures lower London advices and (ell closed easy on Monday, with further in early trading before losses from Friday ranging be-short-covering interest emerg- tween
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        94 16 MOON SSK and SMK pnc» ymUnUr IAS Auguil Srpl^.b.f ICuiM Mibi (Forward Mlkl Bu>»r. 8.1l.rt luriri S,ll,r. 1SH2O IlloniMlkll 2U.1.0ON 28J.00N 284 00 2M00N ISRSO (lunpaikt) 280.00 282.00N 281 uo *****N 4RELB >MK<Y .lu»pdhl 320.00 322OON ***** 1122 QON iMK I. 1 1 i,.n p3ltll 320.00 3220ON
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        44 16 Guthrie 189 +25 SrUnnor Dred« 438 -1-12 Berjuntai 805 +10 Duff Dev 280 +10 < .rlnhrric 472 +6 Metro Hldgw 370 6 Tan Chonf 328 +6 I I < 286+0 Perlii Plant 228 +6 Straita Trading 665 +5 Kempil 515 +5 Nat Iron 510 +5
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        34 16 Sungei Br.i 1150 -20 FAN S50 -10 M Brrwerirs 555 -ft Dab Vunn 134 -5 (.Irnralv 200 -4 Sigma Metal 140 -3 Holhm.n. 446 -2 M T C 390-2 Magnum Corpo 380 -2
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        35 16 8 B S 302.000 I i I 212.000 Haw Par 204.000 Simp Darby 111.000 C A C 105.000 Kulim Msia 100.000 Con* Plant 99.000 K I. Kepong 99.000 Wcarnca 98.000 Gulhrir 98.000
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        33 16 Jul 9 Jul 10 B.T.Index: 2206.78 2223.50 Industrials: 375.34 377.20 Finance: 672.25 674.39 Hotels: 280.31 280.65 Properties: 241.26 242.24 Minings: 196.51 198 55 Plantations: 641.75 643.33 O.C.B.C. 360.87 362.17 S.E.S.Ind: 329.47 331.18
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      333 16 INVESTORS and speculators M the Slock Exchange of Singapore yesterday received calmly the Government's announcement It has liberalised control on dlesel and petrol prices. The market was steady to firm. The market had expected worse from the Government in view of the recent price Increase of
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      239 16 LIGHT gains were posted across a fairly broad front in quiet trading on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Interest remained selective with the plantation issues attracting the bulk of attention. The other sectors, with some bargain-hunting support, performed comparatively better although volumes remained low yesterday. At the
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      Money and exchanges
      254 16 THE US dollar opened little changed at $2 1625 35 in the Singapore (orex market yesterday, and displayed a firmer undertone, rising gradually to S2 1660 TO The market remained sensitive lo energy issues wHh I he market watching closely President Carters impending speech on energyInterbank rates
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      357 16 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm CuriMtct** Nominal r.t.t Smithsonian 7uot»d yesterday |cro»a)panty P*fc«nt*g« ch«ng« Loral dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1660 2.1670 2 8196 Sterling pound 4.7640 4.7700 7.3469 Australian dollar 2.4290 2 4410 3.4286 NZ dollar 2.1840 2.2070 3.4286 Canadian dollar 1.8720 1.8740
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      51 16 <AWJt m prices onerea oy ai ount houses on July 10: OvprniRhl I i Call deposits 4 i' <loni| Huymf Mhg 'l. I month rreuury hills 4 i 4 I month Bank bills 7 i 7 3 month CD 75/16 73/16 6 month CD 7 7/16 7S/16 taurce: National
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      37 16 Closing interbank rales Io Singapore dollars on July 10 Offer Bid ,111 Overnight 7 S 1 month 7 7 2 months 7 7 3 months 7 7 1 Overnight mode ili(?htly from those quoted t
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      27 16 Minimum lendin g rates lending THE average rate at which Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best I customers is 8 per cent. J
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      UK parent eyes 27pc stake in in Guthrie Bhd
      548 17 UK parent eyes 27pc stake in in Guthrie Bhd THE UK-based Guthrie Corporation is seeking to acquire the 27-per cent minority interest in its local subsidiary, Guthrie Berhad (Guthrie Bhd). Guthrie Bhd announced after the stock market closed for trading on Monday it has received a proposal from the corporation
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        New York actively higher
        240 17 NEW YORK. Mon The stock market, apparently encouraged by weekend reports that Saudi Arabia is increasing oil production, headed higher in early active trading. The Dow Jones industrial average, which climbed 10.41 points on Friday, was ahead 3.58 points to 849.74 around 11 am With Friday's
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        197 17 AMSTERDAM. Mon. Shares closed mixed to higher with Royal Dutch gaining 1.80 guilders amongst generally little changed internationals, dealers said. CLOSING PKICI8 ABS J30.JO -li Ahold 9000 -0.5 Aklo 2770 *01 amev aim -33 Amfu uiJO 0 Amrol B*nk 87 70 +01 B*rjo« 56 SO unch
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        265 17 SYDNEY, Tues The market was mixed, with industrials I firm mining and speculative stock tending weaker, dealers said. INDUSTRIALS iss »i A N I m unch A P M 125 -3 Ampul Pn m unch B H P MO Bank NSW m »2 BormJ 230 .2 Bramb4«s
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        196 17 ZURICH. Mon. Prices dosed quietly steady with interest focussed on selected issues and secondary stocks. dealers said CLOSING PRICL8 Actions SuUaes 294 +2 Aluiuuae Br 1235 .5 Aluiulur R M «s i Brown Bovrrl Br 1845 5 Clb» Otlfjf Br 125U -10 CIO* O«lf» P C 1015
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        677 17 LONDON, Mon. Share prices closed mixed with an easier bias following the UK wholesale price index, dealers said. At 3pm. the Financial Times index was down 1.4 points at 469.6. Industrials leaders generally traded around Friday's closing levels although Glaxo fell and It-it Industries
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        Selected indices
        59 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 468.7 Friday 471.0 Week Ago 475.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 852.99 Friday 848.16 Week ago 834.04 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday 25'. to26'. Friday 23'i U>23'4 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 550.28 Monday 544.73 Week ago 535.91 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 486.02 Monday 486.30 Week ago 481.37
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      Harcros turns in marginally lower earnings
      447 17 Harcros turns in marginally lower earnings HARRISONS and Crosfleld has tamed la ft group pre-tax profit of 152.38 million for the yeftr ended Dec 31, 1978, marginally down tram E53.J7 million In Itn. Howrver, alter taxation and minority Interests, profit attributable to H and C shareholders rose 12 per cent
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      533 17 A^ftf^ involved in retail trade j^ is looking for a person who is (jpjft seeking expanded responsibility and the opportunity to design and implement policy. THE CANDIDATE should be a fast track management-oriented professional accountant with at least 5 years experience have a proven background in financial management and planning
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      410 17 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 79 of 1979 In the Matter of the Companies Act Chapter 185 And In the Matter of Tai Meng Polyethylene Pte. Ltd. Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for the winding up of the abovenamed Company
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      1004 17 GUTHRIE BERHAD Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore > ANNOUNCEMENT Guthrie Berhad ("Guthrie") The Directors of Guthrie announce that they have received a proposal from The Guthrie Corporation Limited ("the Corporation") which may lead to an offer to acquire the whole of the share capital of Guthrie at a price
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      4989 18 AT YOUR SERVICE SECTION INDEX lmmmmmawTU9mamm^a\^a\. B^J VmJl W^aW AmW L .AmW V^aW^ammmm^aW mm\\JSLJam\ T'me's'centre fNVZi™<nls'u,?ißcLa?m VI EDUCATION TRAINING I CATS -*PBP tammW^BMmmW m ammmW m a\mmW m a\\\w^ammmmm m f m aammmmm^ •amW €PC Wrn^W VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS \l*A aa+*\ RATES VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL *°*I"*l*l** Perword: 60 cts (Mm
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      1405 18 r—— n II EMPLOYMENT Singapore branch of American manufacturing International HEWLETT M PACKARD company requires JUNIOR CLERK Hawlati Packard Singapor* invita* Dly mTrading" 1 application* from suitably qualifwd candidaias tor tha position of Ability to type and some ejujfaccoumts CLERK (COST) rlence In accounts will be a R*>quir*m*nt*' major asset.
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      1426 19 II EMPLOYMENT IN-DOOR COSMETIC SALESGIRLS required Those who are lnter31 Situations Vacant esled please come personally for interview on 12th and 13th July 9ani to Ham al: 2003. Shaw Centre. Scotls Road. C) Sales INTERIOR DECORATION COMPANY requires Marketing Inter- viewers Good basic pay plus uanMa commission Ir.terested please 1
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      1453 19 II EMPLOYMENT SALES ASSISTANT ELECTRfCIAN/WWEMAN (Fern*.) Must no d Trade Certlflcau or have several years' experience ln For hardware and engineering electrical and wiring work. equipment *ale* in Office. Preference will be given to those who have been working In bullde Must be able to type 40 wpm Ing worksites
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      1053 19 II EMPLOYMENT MACHINISTS (MALE) /sQeeWsV Requiremenls:■M |§1 V a Age under 25 years WeW c completed fulltlme National VBHasaaW Service c Experience not necessary. T Technical knowledge preferHITACHI CONSUMER PRODUCTS (S) PTE LTD. J"^ Z^XTrSS i°o We invite appllcaUons for the J*",' p,^. cuVeonaHywith itimilCTlON !Bi 11 CONTROLLER/ *.^^?i^ l
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      1120 19 II EMPLOYMENT URGENTLY REOUIRED ONE Ma- ssssasjjssßaaßaßsejSßaaaßßßßßJßß-esa chinlst Experienced In operat- 1 1 machines, milling machines and I automatic hawk saw Salary S3 18 II per hour. Tel: *****3 ext. 72. vitb ESfSyl GRADUATES I PJWptji Ensure Secure Employment with EUROPEAN STANDARD ■■MMRMIMpIIsIHI ELECTRONICS '^mtJPmrfrvr^Wi 1 i^l PTE. LTD TV
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      1127 19 II EMPLOYMENT ""f CLEANING SUPERVISOR a Age 20 and above I Holder of class 2 and 3 drlf vlng licence I L— <_ If—. .ir^-i I Minimum 1 year experience on office cleaning and floor U UU I U I maintenance I I Tel: *****60 for Interview or call Ji
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      1171 20 II EMPLOYMENT FEMALB PRODUCTION 31 Situations Vacant Non c ,S^a" y S app.y i^i^^^^^^^^^^^^^»^^^ a Experience not necessary We offer: r, tl4»m»wml 5-day working week «>«"«?rau Attendance bonus c Transport allowance xv >CV No snlfl and microscopic d^jrf^J<f^J<s^JC^JC^ work AIWA/ ATLAS Medical facilities ELECTRONICS Work In alrcond comfort (SINGAPORE) PTE.
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      782 20 II EMPLOYMENT INTERNATIONAL AIRFREIGHT Joi la«V ORGANISATION r has tha following vacancies Lead mg Furniture ManuTDtuconDT/ facturar in Jurong invitei I HANbKUH I applications for th. lollowWAREHOUSE <"0 vacancies lo meet Ha eMpppuiCOß expanaion programme. Must have at least 3 years 1) PRODUCTION experience In similar posl- SUPERVISORS JSWuSi^JSS: p
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      1238 20 II EMPLOYMENT An American Company has an has vacancies for: immediate vacancy for: 1. O.C. INSPECTOR MALE STONE ATTENDANT a Trade Certificate In Motor c Secondary II education. Vehicle Mechanic c Between 20 -30 years of age. a i year relevant experience c Completed full-time Nation- preferably in the Inspection
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      938 20 II EMPLOYMENT MATSUSHITA PRECISION MOTOR KJH!t-Vfl*r M roauiros 1) security rrjPr^Siß^S GUARDS ppW a Age below 40 years old IaMMHHPVHaIBpH a Able to do rotation duties B^aw!IMBBHBaipsaVBBHMBWM||| 2) MALE ASSISTANT B^^^Xg___^^H LINE LEADERS ITC holders major! ng In I electrical or mechanical M]^m*mf**m*sf~~*p*f***m engineering l T4 l Ya^'Hr¥ l fV*l*
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      1023 20 II EMPLOYMENT MALAYA ENGRAVING a LITHO r^ PRINTING PTE. LTD 13/15 Tsnglin Halt Clot* ri\ V ott Tanglin Hall Road f-f >\> A Singapore 0314 VX*^ FEMALE PACKERS VlV^' a MALE DELIVERY ASSISTANTS T a MALE GENERAL WORKERS SINGAPORE ELECTRONIC S fT lw ofwl>l ENGINEERING PTE LTD Interested applicants please
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      780 21 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant /^flflJli Bb»\ INTERNATIONAL COMPANY UR- OENTLY requires a male Labora- wEr tory Attendant with at least sec. -"^M^i^*" 2 education Please apply to ST. JURONG BIRO PART (PTE) LTO requires mH re^res* 0™"0 ASSISTANT WELDER Typa of Groae aalary FiaquMtaa 8 qual hcali >na Vaeaneiaa
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      1266 21 II EMPLOYMENT SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR wanted by esUbllshed felt toy manufacturer In Orchard Road area. Monthly salary from-$2OO L $350. depending on performance BBafSa^V Bus fare provided Comfortable rißßl working conditions. Contact «l|Mf *****87 SHEARES INVESTIGATION a SECURITY SERVICES 482A SERANOOON ROAD TIMES PRINTERS "^reqTe 5 0"0 1 SDN. BHD.
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      730 21 II EMPLOYMENT J TRANSPORT COMPANY REQUIRES WAITRESSES REQUIRED URGENT 1 Wharf Clerk. Please call per- LV by Orchard Catering. 1 25 sonally: 609. High Street Centre. Lucky Plaza (left side of escalaSpore 6 tor). Apply personally at the above address f^^ 1^ rr^'rfe^n^'n^sJir;. A UNICO Monthly Income $300 or above.
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      1322 21 I! EMPLOYMENT WELL ESTABLISHED COMMER- CIAL Institution needs an ex- TutrtrHal perlenced typewriting teacher m—m-mmm for part-time work. Oood remu- neratlon Please apply to Maxwell Rd PO Box 767 Singapore FU LL/PAIIT-TIBJe TUTORS 1 raquirad by aatabNahad We, a newly esUbllshed Japa- arunni nese Members Club, requires the commercial schools
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      1857 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS EXPAT LEAVING.. LATE 1977. I MO VEMBER '74 DATSUN 140 J. 2 Mazda 323 1300 1 owner Alrcond prlvale ownr a rcond radlo Ex «Ment condition 16.000 0.n.0. casMtte ntw tax/ i nsuranCP 4 ***** accident free $11,500 ono Tel EXPATRIATE LEAVING. MUST sell *****5 1971. Automatic
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      779 22 Don t miss outjoin the" in crowcTat fP GTK PLAZA mmm M throbbing centre of the Bos As the saying goes, "better late than never". Well! Although #»t-/^tto* w a little late, you can still make it provided you decide early. %m mmmmmmmm mmmm wmmmm mmmm *mM Q-^ &OJLf mlk
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      1875 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS 1»7« MERCEDES. AIRCON. Cas- ..>.■• a sett*, new tyres, new tax. Oood 45 VehiCHM For Sale condition mooo/- 0.n.0. *****65 Ivy H7« OCTOBER HONDA Civic, con12.S c c A,r- Te?^^ tllgMt $B'soo8 500 C h «««°T Pr'vate lady M owner. Alrcond. radio, cassette It7l FORO ESCORT 2
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      948 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS ANY MAKE. ANY model, any ca- WANTED: 1000 5000 c c cars for paclty We offer good price for scrap or any good used cars and PARF. Call *****98 Richard any model Mercedes Benz. Tel: ATTENTION ALL 1001 to 1600 cc. *****3/*****3. scrap car owners. Higher price
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      1717 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES BUKIT TIMAH. (HUA Guan Aye- I DIST. 5 FABER HILLS doublenue). beautiful 2-storey seml-de- storey terrace, furnished. $1,400 tached bungalow. Furnished, Dlst. 10 double-storey bungaalrcond $850. Oel Tlong Ham low, 4 bedrooms, servant's, fur- Jalan Sampurna), 2-storey 5- nlshed $2,400. *****1. roomed detached house^ Partial- O|BT H
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      1579 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES CAIRNHILL COURT. DIST. 9 luxurl- ORCHARD ROAD VICINITY Attrac ous maisonette with 4 bedrooms, tlvely furnished executive apartcentrally alrcondltloned and ment. 4-bedroomed, fully alrswlmmlng pool $3,000 fully fur- conditioned, swimming pool, nlshed. Continental Housing tennis facilities, superb view. Pte. Ltd. Real Estate Agents ti Spacious living, dining,
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      1596 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES BANK AND EMBASSY PERSONNEL OIST. I*. TERRACE 2 1/2-STOREY requires attractively furnished Parquet, terrazzo. seml-furnlsh-aparlments/ houses In dlsts 9, cd. $145,000 ono. Ring *****08 de10. 11. Good deposits and compa- tails. Ny leases assured Rental: $1300 wtT ,t, t CHARLTON PARK. p.m. upwards Owners kindly 2-storey corner
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      1392 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 54 PropTtK.. c > tMd For Sale owner selling turn sq. ft. freej^^^^^,j^^^^ j hold land at Lorong Ong Lye 19) at $1000 per sq ft. No dealers Contact Llm *****64 *V Flats i sale OF C.T. ***** Lot 6081 (lair 17.5p). C.T. ***** Lot 6082 (2a
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      1353 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY OFFICE GROUNOFLOOR OPPORTUNITY In room in dlst. 6. Enquiries 3221 18 Shenton Way. Located In prestlA VAIL ABLE IMMEDIATELY FULLY j X*""' building. Total floor area, furnished alr-condltloned office I sJOo sq.ft. (483sq.m. (Corner unit rooms Secretarial and telex with maximum window display, services. Orchard
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      837 24 V SERVICES 4 BU! SALES, RENTAL. REPAIRS Of all types of refrigerators and alrcondltloners. Call Pan-Asia Refrigeration *****8/*****51 73 At Your Service BOOKKEEPING a TAXATION Service rendered on weekly/ monthly basis anywhere. Tel: *****20 Mr Lee. CINE AND STILL outdoor, wedding photographic services. Special colour D P services. Telephone Ang
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      422 24 SINESS WORLD TBADE DIRECTORIES for sale Contact: Asatraco 1801. High Street Centre. Spore 0617. Tel: *****/ *****. 77 Car Pools DOCTOR TRAVELLING FROM Linden Drive to Shenton Way requires 3 passengers for 830 am Route: Dunearn Road/Newton Circus/Clemenceau Avenue. Please call Miss Ang *****28. LIFT REQUIRED every morning from Opera
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      266 24 V SERVICES A BUSINESS AVAILABLE LORRIES FOR household, office, factory removals 80 HairdreSSing *20 per trip with driver. Tele- phone *****85. 1 l i HOUSEHOLD/OFFICE REMOVALS service PSA Clearance dellvery/collectlon of cargoes. Con(CS ft S l i, -^O tact Lenwa Transport Company lIT I ll^l^l <k °VlrVik LORRKS FOR HOUSEHOLD/
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      276 24 V SERVICES BUSINESS SPECIALIST HEALTH SALON 2ml 87 Steambath/ Specialist Centre Tel! *****39. v,,,, n I 7378««e ext 145. Massage Sauna mnnga Bath. AFTER A HARD day's work, kindly on tv /RaHin call at International Keepflt n.inawv Centre, Merlin Hotel. For appolntment, phone *****73/1 *****1 1 ext. 425. AERIAL INSTALLATION,
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      175 25 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 8/7/79 Tha family with** lo thank rotative)*, friends, managemant and alaff of May Bakar and all tttosa who had renderad their invaluable help, lor lhair kind donations and condowmca* during lhair raC#nt D4f At V#lTl9nt. MOM TAN LOCK NEO departed Sth July IS7S iitii
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      142 Deaths
      262 25 AGED 74 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON BTH JULY 1979, AT 3 35 A.M. LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED WIFE: MDM TAN PHECK LUANG SONS: HONG WOON. HONO WU. HONO TECK AND HONO CHEEN (ALFRED) DAUGHTERS: LUCY (LUNAN). HONO LIEN RUBY HONG LEE LILY DAUOHTERS-IN-LAW: PENNY YEO. PANO JI CHIN. TAY
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      59 25 MED 11-7-77 MADAM CHUA OUEK LUI there is a memory in our hearts today that passing years can't take away an empty space no one can fbj. we love you still and always wax THE TEARS IN OUR EYES WE CAN WIPE AWAY BUT THE ACHE IN
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      22 25 IN LOVING MEM ORY OF DEPARTED 11 JULY 1976 MisMd by Una, Joan, Derek A;' Philip. HONEY LEUNG MAI FONG NEE HUGHES
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      Lock icon Cuban tennis player seeks asylum in the US
      321 26 SAN JUAN (Puerto Rico), Tues. Cuban tennis player OsvaMo Cm, a doctor, has quit his country's delegation at the Paa American Games here and requested political asylum In the United States, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said yesterday. Jose Perei, the secMd-tn-commaad
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      Brown's new methods reap a good dividend
      730 26 Racing. ..with FAIRWAY SINGAPORE Turf Club's experiment with new methods and machinery to maintain their Bukit Timah track has paid a handsome dividend with some fast times recorded at their races over the weekend. Giralda, who came with a good record in Australia,
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      Lock icon Benaud sparks row over Ghavri's arm action
      409 26 LEICESTER, Tues. India's build-up to the first cricket Test against England starting tomorrow is being marred by a controversy over the bowling action of their opening bowler. Karsen Ghavri. The controversy broke yesterday when former Australian Test captain Richie Benaud said in a
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      Lock icon Lever shines as Essex eye seventh victory
      296 26 LONDON, Tues. Essex, runaway leaders of the English County cricket championship, were poised for their seventh win of the season after another fine bowling performance by John Lever in Southend yesterday. Sussex, replying to Essex's first innings total of 338 for five declared,
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      Lock icon Fibak cruises past Ramirez
      241 26 NEW YORK, Tues. Woitek Fibak, of Poland, and Harold Solomon won the opening matches last night in the second annual Forest Hills invitational tournament. Fibak beat Mexico's Raul Ramirez 6-3, 6-3 in a fast-paced serve-and-vol-ley match, and Solomon beat his old friend, Eddie Dibbs, 4-6, 7-6,
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      Lock icon Cha returns
      73 26 DARMSTADT (West Germany), Tues. South Korean soccer international Cha Beum Keun has turned up again in West Germany six months after going back home, following a fleeting appearance in the BundesliDarmstadt fans looked forward to great things after Cha helped the club to a 3-1 victory over Bochum
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      Lock icon New weightlifting marks
      338 26 New weightlif ting marks BRIEFS SOFIA (Bulgaria), Tues. Four world weight lift int? records tumbled at the Republic Games, with young Bulgarian Anton Kodzabatechev taking three in the 56-kg category. In the snatch, he registered 121. kg, against the previous record of 121 kg by Cuban Nunez. In the clean
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      Lock icon Furphy, Francis keep on getting the goals
      210 26 NEW YORK, Tues. Britain's Keith Furphy recorded his second hattrick of the season and compatriot Trevor Francis extended his scoring streak to six goals to highlight action in the North American Soccer League last week. Furphy scored three goals to increase his tally
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      150 26 KENVATAAN TAWARAN univ«r»iti Pertantan Malaysia Serdang, Selangor Tender daripada kontrektor yang berdaftar dengan JKR Kelas C dan keatas kepala 111 dengan pecahan kepala 10 akan diterima di Peiabat Bendahan. Universiti Pertanian Malaysia. Serdang. Selangor untuk kerja Automatic Halon 1211 Fire EirUnguleMng System lor 11KV Electrloal Underground Distribution System SubetaHonaat Unhrer»iti
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      Farrer Park win one final berth
      185 27 FARREP. PARK UNITED had onl;- half their wish answered last night in the Football Association of Singapore's youth soccer semi-finals at the lalan Besar Stadium, reports JOE DORAI. Vying for two finals. they achieved only one the under-16 when they beat Changi United 5-4
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      100 27 Singapore want to join tourney BANGKOK. Tues. Singapore have requested to join the bi-annual Vajiralongkorn trophy interport rugby tournament, currently being played between Thailand and Malaysia, according to a Thai Rugby Union spokesman. The spokesman, Manit Sridaranop, said a communication from the Singapore Rugby Union would be forwarded to their
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      Nor likes the Chinese way but hasn't the guts for it
      359 27  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By NOR AZAIIAK HAMID, 3t, Singapore's foremost high-Jumper, who straddled the bar at 1.95 metres last Sunday at the Singapore Amateur Athletics Association's SEA Games trials, would leap In the way of the Chinese bat for his
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      Singapore schools select 37
      498 27  -  ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE have named 37 athletes and five reserves for the third ASEAN schools track and field championships at the National Stadium from .Tnlv 21.9.1 Thailand, who have confirmed their entry, will be taking part in the championships for the first time. They did
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      Ironed out
      21 27 NATIONAL IRON were beaten 2-0 by Sin Koon Seng Shipyard in an Ovaltine league soccer match in Jurong yesterday.
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      Hosts prefer four shooters
      279 27  -  PETER SIOW By I TRADITION, they say, dies hard. But if Indonesia, hosts to the 10th SEA Games in September, had their way, the tradition of having six shoqters with four to count in the skeet and trap shooting competition will end soon. For Indonesia have
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      SIA fly to top of group
      370 27 SINGAPORE Internation- Jardine defeated Esso al Airlines flew to the top I 3 2 nd not the other w ay of the tough Barley Group r ound reported in the in the Anchor Business lts Times on July 9. Houses squash league T e
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      TODAYS'S EVENTS
      83 27 TODAYS'S EVENTS BASKETBALL National league ((Jay World stadium. 7.30) HOCKKV SHA Div. 1: SC v Khalsa If BOCCKB NTUC tournament: UKSKS v SATU (Fairer Park, 5.15) Friendlies: GEC v CISRC (Jurong Stadium 5.30), Port Authority Recreation Club v Moulmein Ft' Bukit Chermin 5.15). S4|l ASH SSRA men's C grade league:
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      Three sent off in shabby display
      292 27 NUMEROUS scuffles between Singapore Recreation Club and Khalsa Association players seemed to say everything about I the shabby display in this Singapore Hockey Association Premier League match at the Padang yesterday, reports ERNEST PRIDA. In a match, in which three players received marching orders,
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      PARC hold Chai Chee
      35 27 PORT Authority Recreation Club drew 1-1 with Kampong Chai Chee in a friendly soccer match played at Bukit Chermin yesterday. PARC scored through Zam Zam and Kampong Chai Chee through Jamaluddin.
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      School sailors in race for experience
      189 27 School sailors in race for experience MORE than 30 boats will compete in the Optimist Open sailing competition this weekend at Seletar, reports PETER SIOW. they will take to the start together with yachtsmen taking part in the Lark Open championship. The bulk of the Optimist sailors come from the
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      Upset
      36 27 SINGAS upset Columbus, leaders in Division One of the National Darts League. 5-4 in their tie at Serangoon Gardens over the weekend. In a Division Two match, Scorpion defeated SGRC Ladies 6-3 at Balmoral Road.
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      SAFSA lose
      28 27 TELOK AVER defeated SAFSA B 75-71 in a national basketball leapie match at the Gay World Stadium yesterday. In another match, Police beat Asia Electric 7W6.
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      Uplift for equestrianism
      196 27 DIANA CONNOLLYCAREW. Ireland's top rider, and New Zealand 3 Nick Williams flew into Singapore recently to instruct members of the Equestrian Federation of Singapore, reports I'KTKR SIOW. A regular Ireland international, Diana will coach local riders on how to approach the jumps and what to look for
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      358 27  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE bowed out of the Merdeka soccer tournament, because of two factors failure to convert the chances and lack of concentration. In fact, Malaysia's winning margin did not give any credit to Singapore's overall performance, though Malaysia had the edge. This
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      Lock icon Late goals save Thailand
      128 27 Late goals save Thailand KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two goals in the last two minutes allowed Thailand to draw with Malaysia B tonight in the Merdeka soccer tournament here. With two goals in the kitty, Malaysia B had no cause to collapse so dramatically ana give away what would have been
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      53 27 3 Korea Malaysia A Japan Singapore Indonesia •Surma Malaysia B fhailand 5 1 0 18 5 1 3 2 1 14 9 I 5 2 2 14 3 1 5131 4 6 5 13 14 9 »20 3 8 9 6 0 3 3 6 11 i 0 2
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      123 27 TODAY'S TIES Singapore v Burma I Merdeka Stadium. 7 30) Japan v Indonesia (Merdeka Stadium. 9.30) Aftate I The answer to an I old problem I Athlete's Foot ©k Aftate works because it contains Tolnaftate. which kills athlete's foot Fungus on contact. m 4 i Use Aftate on infected areas
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    Lock icon Janata in danger of losing majority
    231 28 Janata in danger of losing majority NEW DELHI, Tues. The ruling Janata Party of Prime Minister Morarji Desai faced the danger of losing its parliamentary majority today with the resignation of a total of 25 members from the party since yesterday. Twelve Janata members, who quit the party as a
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    Lock icon $6m suit by Murdoch
    87 28 NEW YORK. Tues. New York Post publisher Rupert Murdoch filed a USB million i SJ6 4 million defamation suit yesterday against Esquire magazine, its former publisher. Mr Clay Felker. and two of its editors. The suit charges that Mr Felker who lost control of New York
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    Lock icon US and Russia keep promise
    106 28 GENEVA. Tues. The United States and the Soviet Union, living up to a commitment made at the Vienna summit last menth, announced agree- i ment today on a draft i treaty to ban the use of radiological weapons. After two years of se- <-ret negotiations,
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    Lock icon These five kittens are joined together
    129 28 These five kittens are joined together IF THIS Utter of kittens do grew up, they will Hnd It hard U curry on a feline habit strayFor, by a quirk of natare, they are all Joined together at tbe stomach. Such a Utter, belonging to Mr Daad bin Dollah (left) is
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    44 28 CAIRO, Tues About 1,000 I firemen yesterday extinguish- I ed a fire that raged uncontrol- I led (or 24 hours at the ware- 1 houses of a cotton spinning and weaving factory near the Mediterranean city of Alexandria, police sources said. UPI
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    Lock icon U.S.-JAPAN JETS IN COMBINED EXERCISE
    128 28 U.S.-JAPAN JETS IN COMBINED EXERCISE From Page On* Sea from the Sea of Japan. A Japanese destroyer spotted the Vladivostokbased flotilla cruising south through the Tsushima Straits separating Japan and South Korea. The flotilla, comprising a Kresta-n missile cruiser, a Petya class frigate, a landing ship, a minesweeper and an
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    462 28 TOP POLICYMAKER QUITS AS... WASHINGTON, Tues ONE OF the Carter administration's top energy policymakers resigned last night, just as President Jimmy Carter was summoning a fresh group of advisers to his mountain retreat in an effort to find a solution
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    Lock icon 'Opec paid out millions'
    179 28 'Opec paid out millions' KUWAIT, Tues. The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries and a number of world organisa- 1 tions have paid millions of dollars in protection money to an underground Palestinian guerilla group, Al Watan said today. The newspaper said the money was paid over several years to the
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    Lock icon Mushrooms 'can help'
    51 28 BLUING, Tues. Black mushroom not only add that certain exquisite flavour to Chinese dishes but help prevent cancer if taken frequently, says a Shanxi University professor The 52-year-old fungi expert, Dr. Liv 80, has been commended recently for his contribution to "Xianggu" mushroom's "scientific and technological research."
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      397 28 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cover Price sOt Annuol Subscnptiop $155. For subscription, call *****1 Fxt 231 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The government is having a serious rethink about the Marina Centre project. Find out why the Minister is calling for a thorough review of policy on the entire stretch of reclaimed
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        Chinese without tears
        45 1 y^ hui hulchen dust huTxmsongqi downhearted For example, you may huion dim, obscure V&j I. 'Vi r~zZ tTAg. Chu shang you yTceng hinse grey coloured N huTchen. /JAc>f> meaning, -There is a layer of dust on top of the hu'xih disheartened cupboard.
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        Immersed in Chinese
        547 1  -  I TAN CHEE TEIK By SOMEONE with a name like Michel Deverge can be expected to speak English and f"Yench. But he is also fluent in Spanish and Italian, is learning Mandarin and would like to pick up Cantonese if he can find the time. Add to
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        French film shows at the RELC
        129 2 THREE French films will be shown at the RELC auditorium this month by the French Embassy and the Alliance Francaise. Double Tour, which will be shown next Tuesday at 9 p.m., is a critique on the upper middle class in Paris, its hypocrisy and
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        Festival of many colours
        809 2  -  LING POON WAH By BRIGHT red sarong kebayas, rich green samfus and yellow Indian saris, white ballet dresses and blue... they all contributed to a kaleidoscopic brilliance that was the opening night of the 13th Singapore Youth Festival. One couldn't help but be impressed by the
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        Five-O sells Hawaii very well indeed
        222 2  -  MARK STEVENS By in HAWAII EVERY week in prime time, Steve McGarret corners another criminal, pauses for just a moment of dramatic tension and caps another episode of Hawaii Five-O with the now-standard line "Book "em." Squeaky-clean McGarrett, head of an elite state police
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        Some superb acting makes Anna Karenina enjoyable
        358 2  - Some superb acting makes Anna Karenina enjoyable JOHN DE SOUZA By THfc first episode of Anna Karenina. Leo Tolstoy's classic of typical Russian families of the 1870s, poses questions and difficulties, and raises the curtain on a story full of promise and foreboding. Does a novel as expansive as Anna
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        945 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening and Wanita (Malay) To 3.35 Diary of Events (Malay) 8 30 CharS 3.40 Marie Curie (Last episode, repeat) 9.30 News (Engfsh) 4.35 Intermission 9.45 Cultural Diary 6.00 Opening followed by Uda dan Dara i 9.50 Wotper Special Primal Man (Malay) (Last episode)
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        1222 3  -  ANN CRITTFNDEN By NEW YORK Employers be forewarned. The poor little working girl has a powerful new friend. Jane Fonda, fresh from her campaign against the nuclear power industry, has chosen her next issue: The jay and working conditions of the millions
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        ... that's actress Jane Fonda's latest cause
        87 3 that's actress Jane Fonda's latest cause IT TO NOW, few American companies have had to worry much about discontent among offli c workers. But in recent months there have been unmistakable stirrings in this traditionally unorganised and docile work force. The issues for clerical workers are the same as those
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        The way to savour the natural flavour of beef
        946 3  -  Tan Lee Leng I Spice \j of Lifer^ By. f^^ TENDERNESS and flavour are the qualities considered by steak consumers. While some cuts of beef are essentially tender and can be pan-fried or grilled successfully, there are others that will require
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        Ready-to-serve Western meals now on sale
        282 3 Ready-to-serve Western meals now on sale WORKING men and women who have to entertain during the weekdays will find a godsend in Jo Chatel, Goodwood Hotel's executive chef. He has introduced a novel idea for those looking for European meals without tears. His ready-to-serve foods from the Traiteur counter offer
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