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Title Section14 1979-09-01 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1979 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/7914 words
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Article1423 1979-09-01 1 Where the home causes a handicap EDUCATORS must help those students unable to obtain good passes at "O" and "A" levels because of their home or family environment, to overcome these handicaps. This was one of the main conclusions drawn by the Education Minister, Dr1,423 words
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Article, Illustration81 1979-09-01 1 ABIDING by teacher la not always a hard chore, aa these pupils of Fairer Primary School discovered yesterday. For their teacher, Mrs Deris Gwee (above), was leading the glggUag group In a f;ame of "follow the eader" where the series of comic gestures and gimmicks81 words
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YOUR WEEKEND READING
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The Sunday Times
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Article157 1979-09-01 1 THE tragic death of Earl Mountbatten earlier this week shook the world... and was of special pain to Singapore because the Earl always had a fondness for this island of ours. It was Mountbatten who accepted the Japanese surrender at City Hall, off the157 words
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Article96 1979-09-01 1 DID you know that more than 14 different species of animal* have given birth ssccesafally hi our too since it was net up? In fa<*t, there Is a whole new generation of exotic creatures running around. ..the BORN-IN-SINGAPORE ANIMALS. Breeding has been so successful96 words
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Article116 1979-09-01 1 THE Shah of Iran, deposed and in exile, is a hunted man. And the killer who has been given the task of eliminating him is none other than that most wanted of wanted men, Carlos. But the Jackal, as Carlos is known, is also116 words
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Article193 1979-09-01 1 JURONG STILL A FRONTIER TOWN i "THE Jurong crowd is different. There is not the loud opulence of an Orchard Road crowd, the impec- cable elegance of a Shenton Way crowd, or the aimless indifference of a Chinatown-People's Park i crowd. The Jurong crowd is a little shabbier, certainly more193 words
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Article128 1979-09-01 1 Majorie Wm( sUrU a new rolnmn m people and events In the Chlm-se film world. Humourist Mirm takea s look at the great dieaei shortage. Picture special: Thumper, the dog with a Moalc •pprttte. SMrt sUry: a science flctiMi apaaf by ackMlbay Kirh»rd Um. Asia Magazine adventure specials:128 words
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Article170 1979-09-01 1 POSB jacks up interest rates THE Post Office Savings Bank last night announced a 0.75 per cent increase in its savings interest rates in an apparent bid to keep a step ahead of its commercial banking rivals. The new rates for depositors, effective from today, are 6 per cent per170 words
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Article74 1979-09-01 1 PRESIDENT Suharto of Indonesia will hold talks with the Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew on the political developments in the region. Diplomatic sources said the visit, part of the continuing informal rapport among Asean leaders, will focus on the volatile situation in Indochina. It is74 words
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Article35 1979-09-01 1 BANGKOK, Fri. Vietnamese President Ton Due Thang has granted an amnesty to prisoners "who have done well In re-education" to mark the country's national day on Sept 2, Radio Hanoi said today. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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139 1979-09-01 1 'Laos and Cuba troops poised for battle' BANGKOK, Friday JOINT Laotian and Cuban forces are moving into Kampuchea in preparation for a major battle with Khmer Rouge guerillas when the current monsoon season ends, the Bangkok Post reported today. Quoting a high-level Thai military intelligence source, the report said theAgencies - 139 words
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Article30 1979-09-01 1 PARLIAMENT will meet on Friday. The Misuse of Drugs Amendment Bill is to be introduced by the Home Affairs Minister, Mr Chua Sian Chin, at the sitting.30 words
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147 1979-09-01 1 DETROIT, Fri. A dollar a year that's all the chairman and president of Chrysler, the ailing American car giant, will earn from tomorrow as they try to put the firm back into the black. Chrysler executives John Riccardo and Lee lacocca haveReuter - 147 words
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659 1979-09-01 1 HAVANA, Friday CUBA HAS PROVOKED a storm of criticism from moderates over the Kampuchea issue at a meeting of the 89member non-aligned movement's foreign ministers. Conference sources said Malaysian Foreign Minister, Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen, lodged a strong protest and accused Cuba of violating aReuter; AFP; UPI - 659 words
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Article60 1979-09-01 1 TOKYO. Fri. TV US dollar suffered a staggering setback against the Japanese yen in Tokyo today, closing the week off 1 65 points at 220 05 yen Traders appeared uncertain as to the performam-e of the dollar beiause of the recent fluctuations and the Bank of Japan'sUPI - 60 words
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Article33 1979-09-01 1 MANILA. Fri. Two soldieis were killed when heavi y armed men, believed hi communist guerillas, attacked the headquarters of the paramilitary constabulary in northern Philippines, militiry sources j»id today. Reut *r.33 words
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Article28 1979-09-01 1 NEW bELHI, Fri. O.fencf Minister Chidambaram Subramani im said today India woukJ not hesitate to acquire nucloar capability for defence if Pakistan did so. AFP.AFP - 28 words
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Article51 1979-09-01 1 ill BUN, Fri. Tr**p« k»d p*lice In tht Irish kepubUc sealed aft the harder with Northern LeUjKl today to prevent Ureatened raids by Pr«UfUmt temrtete foll»wla.; the in— ■rtnurton M Earl MMMtbatten by n'rillM «f the maUlv Rtman (atholk- Irish Re NihlfcMi Army, p»IW SEE PAUK51 words
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Advertisement157 1979-09-01 1 PARENTS' FLAW NOW AN OPEN BOOK Page 7 $537 MILLION for Third World research t SOVIETS use ceasefire to re-arm Palestinians 3 THE Tarling trial t TEACH code of conduct in class, says architect 11 TEACHERS' Pay Special it, is CASE to levy fee to service grouses 24 A GLIMPSE157 words
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Article, Illustration30 1979-09-01 2 SMOKE MWlBg Mt «f the Am&iNilliml Btik hi Vleana Ttantey. The bank tv tedly tUmaged b«t MMMWMllkral. Flremea tmtSt all day to pat Nt &c Bra. APptetwe.30 words
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Article, Illustration418 1979-09-01 2 $537 m for Third World research WEARY negotiators at a major United Nations conference in Vienna reached agreement early today on a new scheme to raise at least US$25O million (***** million) for scientific research in developing countries. Conference sources said the developing countries had sought US$l billion to beReuter - 418 words
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258 1979-09-01 2 COLOMBO, Fri. LEGISLATORS from 64 countries attending a United Nations-sponsored conference here were asked today to approve an appeal to all governments to reduce, as a first stage of general disarmament, their huge expenditures on weaponry. A draft report on conclusions reached in fiveReuter - 258 words
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Article100 1979-09-01 2 STOCKHOLM, Kri. A Joke played by two employees of a Swedish food maaafactarer ha* east him M million crowns (about Bst.7 million.) The arm of Plates A BJo v had to get rid of a shipment of ft^N boxes of Walts intended for schools in Saudi Arabia100 words
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Advertisement207 1979-09-01 2 /^r~-[ 7 V~-£=f i^HtuT iv D IZZJ H \\h I M^m su *H 1 jt I tm su II \vsß wMSKf Purchase! X The Orient Quartz Music Alarm actually plays you a tune to tell you the time. Not a blaring orchestra-just an 8-second musical score, "Amaryllis". With 3 other207 words
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Article155 1979-09-01 3 Cornered in ravine with stepson CALIFORNIA, Fri. A pilot allegedly took his stepson from a foster home yesterday, fled in a light plane, demanded a Jetliner to Iran, then crashed in a wealthy suburb and fled with the boy to the hills. He surrendered to the police who used tear155 words
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Article75 1979-09-01 3 ROME, Fri. Former Italian Defense Minister Mario Tanassi was released from prison yesterday after spending less than six months of his 28month sentence for taking bribes from the Lockheed Aircraft Company. Tanassi was granted his freedom early because of good behavior during his imprisonment. A board ofAP - 75 words
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Article, Illustration114 1979-09-01 3 ATLANTA (GecrgU), Fri. President Jimmy Carter today called on black and Jewish Americans Mi to allow UN ambassador Andrew Ysunc's controversial meeting with a Palestinian representative to range a "deep and damaging" split between them. Speaklag *X a earr.fntoae cerenoay at At.'.mta's Emery MethadUt I nivrndty, Mr CarterAFP - 114 words
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Article139 1979-09-01 3 METULLA (IsraeliLebanese border), Fri. American pop-singer Pat Boone and the US Church of High Adventure have financed the setting up of a Voice of Hope radio station in south Lebanon, it was announced here today. The station will start broadcasting on Sunday in English andAFP - 139 words
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336 1979-09-01 3 Soviets use ceasefire to re- arm Palestinians THE Soviet Union is taking advantage of the four-day ceasefire in south Lebanon to ferry large quantities of new arms and ammunition to Palestinian guerillas, the commander of the Christian militia forces here said yesterday. Major Saad Hadad said two Soviet ships hadReuter; AP; AFP - 336 words
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398 1979-09-01 3 FOREIGN Minister Moshe Dayan yesterday started a new controversy by revealing he had held political talks in Gaza with Dr Haider AbdulShafi, a physician who is an avowed supporter of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation. Mr Dayan, as Defence Minister in a previous administration,AP; NYT - 398 words
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Article52 1979-09-01 3 ROME, Fri. Italian train workers began a 24-hour strike yesterday, snarling railroad service throughout Italy as hundreds of thousands of Italians were returning from their vacations. The striking workers are demanding higher wages, principally through more frequent pay increases to keep abreast with the cost ofAP - 52 words
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Article160 1979-09-01 3 Pay for Afghan troops doubled NEW DELHI, Fri. The Afghan armed forces, battling a year-long insurgency by Muslim tribesmen, have had their pay doubled, according to information received from Kabul yesterday. The pay hike came in the wake of three army mutinies, including one early this month at Bala HissarAP - 160 words
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Article60 1979-09-01 3 PYONGYANG, Fri. Former Kampucbean leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk returned to North Korea today after a oneweek stay in Beijing that coincided with the visit of US Vice President Walter Mondale. Prince Sihanouk and bis wife, Princess Monique, were seen off at the airport by ChineseUPI - 60 words
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Article155 1979-09-01 3 BOCHIM (West Germany), Fri. A collection of 1M drawUgs by lamate* of the Aaaehwtte taaceatraMaa camp haa hegaa a year- long tour of West German moseams to mark the 4*th aaaiversary at the start of World War O. There are portraits at gaaat-faeed prlsaaers aad secretlyAP - 155 words
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Advertisement741 1979-09-01 3 Your boss will need to go to Brunei... there are good reasons he should go Royal Brunei. Not the least of these reasons is the choice Singapore to Brunei ?nn a r^r nient fliQhtS Dapari WEDNESDAY Arrtva ***** bmgapore 1015 Thursday, Friday 1245 With the businessman in mind Royal Dapart741 words
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Article, Illustration406 1979-09-01 5 WASHINGTON, Friday AMERICAN intelligence units have confirmed the existence of about 3,000 Soviet combat troops in Cuba, sparking off fears that President Fidel Castro was allowing his country to be a springboard for Russian military intervention in the western hemisphere. Senator Frank Church, chairmanAP - 406 words
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Article176 1979-09-01 5 Lynch to meet Thatcher on Ulster LONDON, Friday. IRISH Premier Jack Lynch has accepted an offer by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to hold talks on the security situation in Ulster when he visits London next week for Lord Mountbatten's funeral, official sources said. The funeral of Lord Mountbatten, whoAFP - 176 words
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111 1979-09-01 5 Call for more migrants to make up for laziness WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States should let in more immigrants to make up for the laziness of Americans, a government official said yesterday. "Immigrants' productivity is Ugh, Immigration Commissioner Leonel Castillo told the National Press Dub. "They are not accustomed toReuter - 111 words
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Article117 1979-09-01 5 Mill MAIN VIEW, altfornU), Fri. Pioneer 11, taking the best pictures ever aeen of Saturn and Its famous rings, yesterday revealed a lovely, pale yellow planet wearing a light blue cap on Its north pole. The rings cast a deep line of shadow arrow the cloudy, churningAP - 117 words
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265 1979-09-01 5 Arms cuts to end energy crisis ruled out PLAINS (Georgia), Fri. President Carter last night rejected suggestions that he should solve the energy crisis by cutting the defence budget by 10 per cent and using the money to develop solar power. At a frequently boisterous town meeting marked by severeReuter - 265 words
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164 1979-09-01 5 GM named 'target employer' by unions DETROIT, Fri. THE United Automobile Workers Union (UAW) has designated the General Motors Corp as the "target" employer from which it would seek a pattern contract and would strike if there was no settlement by Sept 14. Intense negotiations between the union and the164 words
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Advertisement75 1979-09-01 5 m. I Bf~^>i\^sß i a\ China Shanghai-made Rosewood, Blackwood Art Carved Furniture. 10% -50% discount on a range of Antique Stands, Bonsai Stands, Screens, Chinese Art Goods, Antiques, Pottery Ceramic Goods, Ivory, Cloisonne, Bonsai and Old Porcelain. Importers, Exporters, Wholesalers Retailers of Chinese Arts Crafts. SAM TAT AGENCIES (PTE) LTD.75 words
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256 1979-09-01 6 Kurds fire on deputy PM's helicopter TEHERAN, Fri. Kurdish rebel anti-aircraft guns fired on three helicopters, including one enrrying Deputy Premier MoaiiiM Chamran, during a governmt:!.! serial mission over a suspected hideout of Kurdish leadei Sheikh Ezzeddin Hosseini, a report said today. All three helicopters, including a Cobra gunship andReuter; UPI - 256 words
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Article79 1979-09-01 6 MANILA, Fri. Philippine easterns aad fisheries Mtfcarttfes seised M piranha* during a raid in a pet shop la Manila's waierfrwrt district af T*nd*. easterns ssarces saM teday They said tke shipment af the banned carnivorous piranhas arrived bat weaaeeaay tram Talpeh on board Philippine Airlines plane. Common InReuter - 79 words
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Article, Illustration77 1979-09-01 6 FIVE THAI university students and a pilot were killed when this light aircraft crashed on Thursday near Shepperton, Victoria, in Australia. The students three men and two women had been on a week's vacation at Cobram, some 110 km north of Shepperton. They were flying backUPI - 77 words
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199 1979-09-01 6 Japan to boost overseas spy network TOKYO, Fri. Japan plans to increase the number of defence attaches abroad In a move to elevate its intelligence network for security purposes, the bead of tbe Japanese Defence Agency, Mr Ganri Yamashita, said today. Mr Yamashita said the Defence Agency would seek fundsAFP - 199 words
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Article26 1979-09-01 6 ISLAMABAD, Frl. PaJtistani President Zla-ul-Haq announced yesterday that foreign-funded political parties will oe prohibited from contesting the national elections set for Nov 17. AP.AP - 26 words
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312 1979-09-01 6 Imelda sits through anti-martial law tirade MANILA, Friday FRIENDS and foes of President Ferdinand Marcos made an unprecedented call in the presence of his wife for an end to martial law. Mrs Imelda Marcos, sent by her husband who was nursing a sore throat, sat quietly through the glittering seven-hourUPI - 312 words
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Article153 1979-09-01 6 US Navy picked up 212 refugees MANILA, Fri. The US Navy has plucked 212 Vietnamese refugees from the South China Sea since July 21 when President Jimmy Carter ordered the 7th Fleet to their rescue, American military authorities said today. The authorities at nearby Subic Bay naval base said theAFP - 153 words
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295 1979-09-01 6 Mondale opens US consulate in China GUANDONG, Fri. SinoAmerican relations took a couple of steps forward today as US Vice-Presi-dent Walter 4ondale opened the first American consulate in China in 30 years and announced that talks would begin in Beijing next month on a civil aviation pact. Mr Mondale, whoReuter - 295 words
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Article26 1979-09-01 6 ANKARA. Fri. Eighteen people drowned in flash Hoods In the northern Turkish provinces of Amasya and Conim last night, Turkish Radio reported today. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article260 1979-09-01 6 WORLD BRIEFS FOUR Asians ysterday accepted the coveted Ramon Magsaysay Awards in ceremonies in Manila that recognised their achievements as outstanding. The four were Dr Rajani kant Arole of India for community leadership. Dr Raden Wasito of Indonesia for government service, Dr Chang Keeryo of South Korea for public serviceReuter - 260 words
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179 1979-09-01 6 More aid sought for needy countries TOKYO, Fri. The Japanese Foreign Ministry plans to ask lor a 28 per cent budget increase for development aid to needy countries, but the country's overall aid will represent only 0.27 per cent of its gross national product, officials said today. The ministry saidUPI - 179 words
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Article30 1979-09-01 6 JOHANNESBURG. Frl. Anti-government guerillas shot and killed five Soviet "senior officers" during a fireflgbt last month in the bush of Marxist-ruled Mozambique, press reports said today. APAP - 30 words
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148 1979-09-01 6 Paper's international cartoon contest TOKYO, FrL The Vtwdifi BMmaM^the biggest auwsaapcr wlta c*mMaed a»ralag ud eveatag etoeauUlaa af IS nUttaa. tatey uaaaaeei aa totanatlia al cartaaa esatest apes ta eateries Irani say emmtry la tae wwM. Tie eaatest, to be kM*i as "the Yaatlarl latenatteaal Carteea CeatosV' te tae Bnt148 words
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Advertisement219 1979-09-01 6 Simplicity has always been in style. ■Vtiianri ii 1 Isetan ties a knot and turns simple into stunning. BHasaaTi i j'm A sundress to turn heads with matching bolero for blushing cover-ups. Other patterns come with a [JB L V giant tie-up for straight slit skirts, one-shoulder tie-ups J 1219 words
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510 1979-09-01 7 How parents fail in basic duty on books PARENTS who thinking nothing of spending $30 or $40 on a pair of jeans or expensive toys for their children, but refuse to spend the same amount on books, were criticised yesterday for failing in a basic duty of parenthood. "Education of510 words
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405 1979-09-01 7 Such a trust can survey and establish needs in the area of children's books, commission and publish where necessary in all four languages including translations, encourage artists to work in the area of children's book illustration and co-ordinate, support and extend efforts to promote405 words
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142 1979-09-01 7 Chemical, timber plants top pollution complaints LETTERS *f CMipUlat dlreeted »g»li*t the cheated aid timber Mistrie* received by the Aad-Pritattoa i:dt •atstrtppe* all other ißdutrW, MMwdlac U the ■■It's 1178 ajuuU rep#rt. A total ef 186 <*mpUUrta were received bun year ud Ik twi lMlutrtea Meauted tor 9. The g»a142 words
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136 1979-09-01 7 MINISTRY GETS TOUGH ON SAFETY IN FACTORIES THE Labour Ministry's Factory Inspectorate has started a programme to strictly enforce the law that factories employing more than SO workers form safety committees. Such committees should comprise representatives from both management and workers. During the enforcement programme, factory inspectors will make surprise136 words
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238 1979-09-01 7 We want you ready plaza tells shoppers SINGAPORE. Fri. A spokesman for Peninsula Plaza shopping centre today called upon shopkeepers to be ready for the opening. He said the new centre at the junction of Coleman Street and North Bridge Road would open with a big bang in October this238 words
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Miscellaneous135 1979-09-01 7 WATER COLOUR EX- STRATION by the CresHIB1TION at the Chinese cent Girls' School at the Chamber of Commerce National Museum Young and Industry Building, People's Gallery, at 2.30 organised by the Singa- p.m. pore Water Colour Soci- CREATIVEEXTRACety, from 10 a.m. to 6 TIONS EXHIBITION at p.m. Ends tomorrow. the135 words
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Advertisement128 1979-09-01 8 THE LATEST ADDITION TO OUR MID-EAST STABLE. 'B B^ I I' 'H^mi^K^^l^' B^f B^w ■■■^■■■^jbIH <^^B B v v S B^ fIBP fe v I v B^ tf P^^B I 1 B Wet '^m f HF 3H^ :^ißr Jj^KmOw l: It DHAIIRAN«SIA offers regular services to Kuwait, Dubai and Bahrain.128 words
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Article, Illustration426 1979-09-01 9 T. F. HWANG and - T. F. HWANG and By BEN DAVIDSON A CHARTERED accountant told the Tarling trial that if Mr Donald Ogilvy Watson, former managing director of Haw Par Brothers International Ltd (HPBIL) had wanted in426 words
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Article, Illustration1816 1979-09-01 9 MR KHOKG, resuming his evidence, said he gave unqualified reports for HPBIL for 1973 and 1974, with notes in both years of a similar content relating to the Melbourne Unit Trust (MUT). At the start of investigations by the govern-ment-appointed nspectors1,816 words
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549 1979-09-01 9 Defence counsel protests: DPP's questions tantamount to cross-examining his own witness countants in England and Wales in April, 1974, which read: "It is accepted accounting practice for a company not to take credit in its own (i.e. non-consolidated) profit and loss account and balance sheet (or its share of the549 words
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Advertisement178 1979-09-01 9 WF \v- *lJ^ .ifflfc HJF ff J^USMAI PRKE?V W^*^ Jf $46.50 Y| SPECIAL \l ■(PROMOTIONAL PRICE 1 Guaranteed never to scorch. W II Use Steamstress 1 1 direct on all fabrics TB3f JJ synthetics, velvet, linen, silk, cotton etc. Warranty Jy No pressing cloth needed. No iron-shine. Removes wrinkles from178 words
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Advertisement101 1979-09-01 9 ENTER THE FUN-FILLED From September Ist 16th, there's an exciting Dakin Colouring Contest for children from 3-12 years old. There'll be lots of prizes to win including top prizes of lovely specially imported Dakin Toys, extra-big from the United States. These are not normally available in the stores, so do101 words
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Advertisement567 1979-09-01 10 BUS FARE REVISION AS FROM SATURDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 1979 CHANGE ADULTS An increase of 1 0c on each adult fare denomination with no change in the number of fare stages as follows:No. of Fare Stages Existing Fare New Fare 1 20 c 30c 2 20c 30c 3 20c 30c 4567 words
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Advertisement172 1979-09-01 10 NO CHANGE FEEDER SERVICES There will be no change in fares on feeder services. The monthly stamps for the Feeder Service Concession Passes will remain at $5. 10c Services Ang Mo Kio Services 260, 261 and 262 Bedok Services 220, 221, 221 C, 222, 223 and 227 Changi Point Services172 words
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Article, Illustration164 1979-09-01 11 A WORD OF THANKS FROM THE PRESIDENT A JOB well door B»Urmlly deserve* apprecUU«o, wketker in mcaetary terms »r a ward «C tkaaka. Bat when tke mv »k* expreaaes It Is tke PreaMeat M Stagapwe, UtUe Ctna Wee TOa, It, a stadeat «f Radio Mai Primary Scboal. ecmld Ml help164 words
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556 1979-09-01 11 LEONG WENG KAM - LEONG WENG K AM By I THE president of the Board of Architects yesterday suggested the University of Singapore teach its engineering, architecture and building students their code of conduct as a subject in view of increasing complaints about professional incompetence. Mr Ho556 words
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238 1979-09-01 11 Develop potential to be wise, graduands told A GENERAL practitioner yesterday called on medicine, dentistry and law graduates to develop their potential and the knowledge they have acquired during their training so that they can be wise and useful professionals. Speaking to graduands from the three faculties at the second238 words
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Article33 1979-09-01 11 THE vice-chairman of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd., Mr Vong Pung How, will attend the opening ceremony of its two-month long courtesy campaign at 2.30 p.m. today at the OCBC Centre.33 words
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Article275 1979-09-01 11 SOME engineering, architecture and building gaduates yesterday described the suggestion to make the profession? 1 code of conduct a teaching subject in their university courses as "not pactical." They said they were already "very heavily" loaded with work thoughout their courses, doing as many as275 words
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Article50 1979-09-01 11 THE Literary Dramatic and Debating Society of Raffles Girls Secondary School will present A Carousel of Books at the Toa Payoh branch library at 3 p.m. on Monday. Items will include poetry, songs, ballet and dramatisation of excerpts from Jane Eyre, Oliver Twist, Rapunzel and local works.50 words
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Article, Illustration396 1979-09-01 11 Chinese stream background no handicap, say four BEING educated in Chinese stream schools is no handicap for four engineering faculty students who graduated with first class honours at the first convocation ceremony of the University of Singapore yesterday. Not only have they completed their four-year course with high marks, but396 words
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Article17 1979-09-01 11 THE East Coast Park swimming lagoon will be closed on Sept 7 for maintenance.17 words
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Article, Illustration217 1979-09-01 12 J. D. INDRAN - Skimmer heads action to lick 'the enemy' J. D. INDRAN By THE "battle" started at boat II a.m. yesterday. Antl-01l pollution craft and equipment were despatched from the Ebb* reflney In Pulau Ayer Chawan to romhat oil slicks la nearby waters. The sllrlw were caused by drum* of crude oil217 words
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Article, Illustration87 1979-09-01 12 ACTING Minister for Social Affairs, Mr Ahmad Mattar, chatting with the acting Malaysian High Commissioner, Mr M. M. Sathiah, at the Malaysian National Day reception at Shangri-La Hotel last night. Among other Singapore guests at the function were the Permanent Secretary (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. R. Nathan, Mr87 words
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Article22 1979-09-01 12 THE Ministry of Health will reopen the Pegu Road Outpatient Dispensary today. The dispensary had been closed for renovation works.22 words
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Article80 1979-09-01 12 THE Singapore Chinese Gold and Silver Merchant Association has decided to increase the retail price of gold $20 per tahil for all three types of gold. The increase will be effective from tomorrow. The new price for 24 carat gold is $940 per tahil, 22 carat gold80 words
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331 1979-09-01 12 SDC incentives to woo hoteliers to Sentosa SENTOSA Development Corporation (SDC) has drawn up a list of incentives which the government could offer hotel developers to encourage the building of resort hotels in Sentosa. Mr Tan I Tong, chairman of SDC and the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, revealed that he331 words
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230 1979-09-01 12 Rollei to pump in up to $12 ma yoar for expansion THE ROLLEI group is planning to expand its operations in Singapore. All new products recently developed by the group, except for professional cameras and projectors, will now be manufactured here. Despite high labour turnover, Rollei will invest an additional230 words
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Article38 1979-09-01 12 THE Havelock community centre youth executive committee will hold a night tour of the island on Sept 29 from 8.30 p.m. Fees are J6 for members and $7 for others. Those interested can ring *****5.38 words
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Article, Illustration12 1979-09-01 12 St Margaret's girls insisted on showering their teachers with confetti12 words
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Article, Illustration965 1979-09-01 12 When chalk and talk take a backseat. TEACHERS put aside their chalk and stern demeanour yesterday to become playmates in English secondary schools, pampered guests in Chinese secondary schools and good natured elders in primary schools. They ate and made merry as their students showered them with flowers and gifts965 words
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Article, Illustration396 1979-09-01 12 CHARLES Bridges, former general manager of Cisco, stained his flawless record when he decided to oblige some friends by joining them for a few drinks at a nightclub, although he was ill, a magistrate's court heard yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to a396 words
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Article, Illustration63 1979-09-01 13 .ON US! The oldest teacher in the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus (Kellock Read), Madam Lan Por, 51, tells a Teachers' Day joke to the Principal, Mrs M. Gomez, (first on left) The best present a teacher can get two kisses for Mrs Low Slew Nghee, 36, from her63 words
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Advertisement77 1979-09-01 12 "^COOL MAN COOL New, Easy to use Moist Tissue-Soft Cologne Scented. Landex Pop-up Towelettes Watch out for our LandeX girls in their blue green T-shirts N. Tomorrow in town. Try it, And be Refreshed. _^^^M \I HtS\. II I I Hfe ?T I J LJ f ■y Another fine product77 words
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Article33 1979-09-01 13 First aid course THE Kampung Kembangan community centre youth group will hold classes on first aid. Malay folk dance. Malay drama and guitar at its premises in Jalan Lapang. For details, ring *****08.33 words
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280 1979-09-01 13 8. M. MUTHU - 'Shift labour intensive industries to Lanka' call 8. M. MUTHU By LABOUR-intensive industries that will be affected in Singapore's efforts to restructure its economy by attaining higher technological skills can be relocated in Sri Lanka. This call was made by Mr Upali Wijewardene, 41, Director-General of the Greater Colombo Economic280 words
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Article80 1979-09-01 13 POLICE believe that the teenage gtrl,whcae bady ni faud b*dly efeamal In a f arrat aft Blme Ke»d aa Thanaay, (M af »afla«»tlaa. Pallee yesterday aaid the girl wm paaaiUy a ChhMM ahaat 1.5S m tall aael weighed ahaat ii.t kg- Itan were traces her— imi her80 words
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191 1979-09-01 13 Fined for using scrap car as `taxi' AN BMmptoyed man was prmvtimltA im a magistrate* mart yesterday far plying a ■crapped ear ■fniiw il a* a s'taxi"5 'taxi" araua the island, the first-ever eaaeaf itoatefl. UkAkCUmi Oaed a total af $2JM after he pleaded guilty to five charge* uder the191 words
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712 1979-09-01 13 A TOTAL of 368, or 45.8 per cent of the 804 firms that took part in the National Productivity Board (NPB) survey reported the adoption of one or more of the five major categories of incentive payment schemes. Because not all of712 words
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147 1979-09-01 13 FOR pocketing $2.40 in parking fees, a car park attendant was yesterday fined $900 375 times the amount she misappropriated. Juninah bte Muhamed. 20. who lost her job, was also jailed for a day by District Judge Mr Rahim Jalil. Failure147 words
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Article49 1979-09-01 13 THE Singapore Manufacturers' Association is holding a Miss SMA 1979 contest with the Singapore Fair this year. A total of 100 workers from 17 firms will lake part in the contest, from which 15 contestants will go into the finals on Oct 12 at Shangri-La Hotel.49 words
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Advertisement1003 1979-09-01 13 More news on Pages 17, 24 25 miTSJAYVILLES /-»TJ TfE CW- 1^ to restrict the recipe «> royal meals VHSTOKI V^ r IV> r— «a*-aw s^H WMM a|H| The popularity > of h* cream grew and grew anr 1 l» 1J1 V I A I j«| I fll: ill was1,003 words
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Miscellaneous255 1979-09-01 13 Straits Times Crossword ACKOBS one lip; vote for them (3. t, 6). 6 Escort bark after tax? (4-4) 1 The critic was an entertaining 7Fa Ist alert afterwards (S). fellow on the Guardian (6). 8 It has grounds for enjoyment r> Disapproval of early edition of (10) the Guardian? (8).255 words
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Article373 1979-09-01 14 THE reading habit in Singapore is nowhere near epidemic proportions. We have yet to witness the common sight of British bus and subway commuters with noses buried in either books or newspapers. Nor are we ever likely to see book brawls which occur in Russia where demand for373 words
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Article356 1979-09-01 14 HOW to get the best from workers is something modern management concerned with high standards of performance is constantly striving to achieve. One way of doing this is through incentive payment schemes as opposed to the old fashioned negative approach of sanctions. Such schemes are by now a356 words
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Article419 1979-09-01 14 "Tis Taiping. I 'Tis very name, given to a historic town in Perak, suggests Peace and Tranquillity. We have a substantial number of citizens here with old Taiping ties or roots, direct or distant. The town was given its name in 1874 by Captain Speedy, a British419 words
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698 1979-09-01 14 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane EXCERPTS of editorial comment from Malaysian newspapers this week. SIBSTANTIAL as the oil price increases announced yesterday are, the mast striking thing is the considerable Jump in the cost borne by the Government through sbnsldies and unearned revenue. Obviously the Government Is concerned698 words
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1727 1979-09-01 14 ARNAT - Defiance and resolution follow death of Lord Mountbatten ARNAT nn^^^^^K^^n^^^^_P^^^^^B^^^^^_l^^^n^'"^^^^^B^^^^^B^^_^^^^^_^^^^^^B^^^^^^^O^^^^^B^^^^^_ 'J'Hlllkl' lilt _ll4il "Jl i I T»T— -ill lIIUM': 1 ■L 1 1 J .W I J I l'l f^M'l I'll 1 1 r> i Irjrl.M By Defiant Thatcher OFF THE west coast of Ireland, the most formidable urban guerilla1,727 words
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Advertisement9 1979-09-01 14 J Oriental Antique Porcelains I Furniture f. STENSAN WONG'S9 words
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Advertisement380 1979-09-01 14 na^ m aaaaA 09f y (USUAL NETT PRICE. Are you handicapped by your English? Are you conlcni with the wa> and him to npica ><>ur iikjv you speak and write? Arc >ou flucnil). sure thai >ou arc noi making The study requires onl> a mistakes thai cause people H Imlc380 words
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306 1979-09-01 15 Many willing to make sacrifices to upgrade qualifications I REFER to "MXL's" letter, "(Jiving working adults a second chanre to Improve themselves" (ST, August a). I wholeheartedly endorse this opinion for the following reasons: o IN JUNE every year, hundreds of adulis have been taking the external degree examinations from306 words
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1603 1979-09-01 15 Follow the Japanese, rather than the US model LATELY, there has been some discussion over tho role of local entrepreneurs in our society, and as a concerned citizen, I can only say that I am extremely glad1,603 words
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258 1979-09-01 15 OUR police are to be commended for up-dating their equipment constantly to combat speedsters. But they should also divert some of their attention to stamp out flagrant contravention of the traffic laws. The most reprehensible type is the parking of vehicles on prohibited258 words
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98 1979-09-01 15 WE WOULD like to inform "Damsel in Distress" (ST, July 31) that permits issued for the commencement of building works specifically stipulate that piling can only be carried out between 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Furthermore, no piling is permitted on Sundays in sites near98 words
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Letter106 1979-09-01 15 WITH the conversion of the Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim traffic circus to a lights junction, it has become increasingly difficult for vehicles to turn right into Corporation Road as the time allowed is too short for the great number of vehicles wanting to turn to go to106 words
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Letter79 1979-09-01 15 I REFER to the letter by Lee Chee Meng (ST, August 9) which proposed, inter alia, to issue more hawker licences to prevent the rising cost of living. New licences are still issued. But they are necessarily restricted to prevent the free entry of hawkers, especially those79 words
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Letter72 1979-09-01 15 I REFER to the letter, "Should that charge be payable?" by "Need To Know" (ST, August 18). The Class C charge for delivery of the fourth child is $200 according to the Scheme of Hospital Charges, 1974. Since the charge relates to the service rendered for72 words
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Letter60 1979-09-01 15 IT CANNOT be overemphasised that crossing Upper Ayer Rajah Road is a nerve-wracking experience With more families moving into Clementi West Street 1, it is hoped that the PWD could hasten the construction of an overhead bridge for the safety of these residents as well60 words
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Advertisement165 1979-09-01 15 I SHOP 26 Fantastic reductions on all 'one-off' Come and take a look L ,J Limited numbers only >J**^ I H DIETHELM FURNITURE F_B_> Shop 26 The Orchard 1 B^V Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 Tel *****34 B^^d Opening Times: Mondays to Saturdays 10 am to 6.30 pm. 11 th Festival165 words
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Advertisement168 1979-09-01 15 f j I* BOOT-CUT FLARE This stylized number is available in three popular material cuts and an exciting choice of colours. Sturdy, washed 14 V 2 oz. Super Heavy Denim. Lee's unique blended Corduroy 14 wale in Jet-Black Brown, Navy, Maize and Steel Grey. Or Twill, composed of 50% Cotton,168 words
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Article1703 1979-09-01 16 THE last irrniM. ii-d rrady salr at the rioar V huslnm on Ihr Stork Exrhaair of Slnga porr ymindiT ramparrd wiUi thr pmiw <Uy» piim InRrthn- with WI» hi«h and low i Adjusted lor snip ngtiu laaur) (.losing tone: Mixed. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange1,703 words
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Article1435 1979-09-01 16 BID and oner prices officially lisiit) and business In an reported to the Slock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board1,435 words
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Article164 1979-09-01 16 LONDON: Tin was £67 per tonne higher for Cash and £37 up for Three Months in both contracts on Thursday. The afternoon market held around the morning's higher levels with a widening backwardation reflecting the tightening nearby position as a sustaining influence, dealers said. The backwardation closed around164 words
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Article384 1979-09-01 16 THE Singapore rubber market yesterday closed quietly lower with September RSS One buyers quoted at 276.00 cents per kilo, down 1.25 cents from Thursday's close, dealers said. Prices eased one cent during the morning's trading on easier London advices and some speculative selling. The afternoon section was dull and384 words
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Article21 1979-09-01 16 m so ICvral Mtk) inmhlbn MS SO JT7SON M2J0 tUMH O—kn trimtri Mtk) j»y«T» tlllir. MM* M74M mjO M4JOI21 words
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Article392 1979-09-01 16 HONGKONG: Stock prices closed higher on afternoon buying interest yesterday, following a quiet morning when renewed fears of local interest rate increases dampened market sentiment, dealers said. The Hang Seng index closed up 4.38 at 581.77 points, led by properties, and dealers said the market could rise further over392 words
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Article395 1979-09-01 16 TOKYO: Share prices closed slightly lower in mixed but limited trading yesterday, in •he absence of fresh factors, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 1.12 to close at 6,436.13 points, with a volume of 230 million shares. The New index closed at 454.11, up 0.49 point. Liquidations increased395 words
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Article94 1979-09-01 16 Striking prices of the options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, the period, bids and offered prices and business done, if any, with the number of options traded shown In brackets. Haw Par (Sept 11.20) (0.338 0.385). Hi me F E (Sept- $1.60) turn kawacao*94 words
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Article157 1979-09-01 16 KUALA LUMPUR: Southeast Asia Development Corp Bhd (Seacorp) announced an unaudited group pre-tax profit of MRO9 million ($2.88 million) for the six months ended July 31, on a turnover of $1.05 billion ($0.96 billion) The parent company's pretax profit was $0.47 million ($0.62 million), onReuter - 157 words
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Article167 1979-09-01 16 THE KILOBAR market for gold (or Singapore delivery opeaed at $22,225 per kilo and closed at $22 121 In the Fax East, gold for London delivery opened at US$3l9 20 80. c limbed to $319 30 70 but encountered some selling Interest before closing lower at $08.00/40. After another167 words
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Article112 1979-09-01 16 CHINESE PRODUCE HCUWiE, HNOATOBS, NOON CLOSING PBICBS PEE PICIL YEBTKSD4Y: C I *■> Bulk SUD aelfcn. old drum SIS tttien. arm drum {130 acUm Cfn: Mixed (kot) UK Coo i »00buy*r» PLppir: Muntok ASTA wtulf lob IOC NLW DC 00 •ellcr*. Sanwak whli» rob «T« NLW 1327 50112 words
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Article32 1979-09-01 16 LONDON: Copper prices oa Thursday (previous is brackets I winter Spot CM (C 9»); sellers n» (OB); Three Moath buyers fJjttJS (t»U). sellers CSB <Bl4> Harass ftaaat Steady ■sasss U.J75 toooes32 words
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Article62 1979-09-01 16 itralls Tradiaf Sat Iron K Hamper latraeo Ceramics M Hldf. 7old Storage fealtoa f1l«k Lew Beriaya Kawat U A C If H 8 M.i. )UI M Baakkac Sh.nun I o cl c 710 S8S 4M 286 156 310 2« in 255 at 314 700 80S 885 1! 1! 41462 words
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Article22 1979-09-01 16 arlabcrg 'an Chonc lupreme Corpn I S«rurilir. Leek Seng long L«oa( SB 4M 1S8 86 265 334 -i: -3' -3 -222 words
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Article32 1979-09-01 16 Siaie Derby 141,000 High Low J3B.0O0 OCBC n«»0 Cold Storafr 113.000 Cily D«v 107.000 V I C M.000 t»» ckonc rtjaoo G*.li»g. 61,000 H Royal M.000 Spor« Glm 43.00032 words
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Article29 1979-09-01 16 BT Index: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: O.C.B.C: Aug 30 Aug 31 2440.33 2463.9 399.S9 402.01 722.35 724* 290.37 2925! 248.67 249.fr 225.30 225.*****6 677.3 382.01 383.8!29 words
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Article568 1979-09-01 16 WITH the koala Lunpv Stock EzeikMige cl«s*d for tke MkUysij. D*y h«ll<Uy. tke SUs;ap6)rr market wu mack hUmi a* spdralav Urs mad laveaUr* found lltUe la tke w»y of imdacrmroi f»r ntsre sjettve !nvolvtmeat. Tradlag was again c harac tr rlsrd by intermittent boats of568 words
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Article13 1979-09-01 16 THE Kuala Lumpur stock I market was closed yesterI day-National Day.13 words
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Article353 1979-09-01 16 NOTK: Thev rates may diffei siiRhtly from ihow quoim r banks to their customers INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Currancia* Nominal rain Smithsonian P*rc*nt*g* quoted yactarday (croaa)parity changa Lecal dalUrs to mm unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1512 2.1520 2 8196 -23.71 Sterling pound 4.8400 4.8445 7.3469353 words
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Article43 1979-09-01 16 RANGE of price* offered by dh roini houses on Auf 31 Overnight 3 S V. CalldepoaiU -5 B.yiM S*IUm 3 month Treasury bills SI S, 3monlh Bank bills 85/18 83/18 i month CD 8 8 JmonthCD 8 8'. Source: National Discount Co43 words
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Article31 1979-09-01 16 Clotlnf interbank rates f Singapore doilari on Aug 31 Oder Bid Overnight 10 1 month 7 7'. 2 months 8 7 3 month* (3/1* 8 1/16 Overnight mode 'oi31 words
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Article23 1979-09-01 16 THE avenge rate at which Singapore basks are currently prepared to lead to their beat customers l» 8.5 per ce«t23 words
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511 1979-09-01 17 IN a move to carve out a larger slice of the local trustee business for itself, the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) group is making a takeover bid for British Malayan Trustees (BMT). OCBC is offering $4.50 for each of the 304,100 outstanding511 words
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312 1979-09-01 17 General Ceramics poised for record earning GENERAL Ceramics has pat up a strong showing for tke first half »f this year ami to set to record Its highest profit since It came out of the woods three yean ago. Interim results for the six months ended June M, If!) show312 words
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Article400 1979-09-01 17 SYDNKV. FYi Big sales of sh.nrs in leading miner BH South highlighted exceptionally strong trading, with mining and oil shares gaining most as local institution buying was increased by oversea activity, ilralers said BH South firmed 45 cents to close at AS2.55. while North KM i-.-istil400 words
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Article255 1979-09-01 17 ZURICH. Thurs Prices closed steady in moderate volume with investor interest focussed on secondary stocks and sentiment underpinned by thr bond market tone which was aided by the 0.5- per cent drop of City of Zurich August consuner prices, dealers said. Ciba-Geigy, Brown Boveri and SuUer were255 words
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Article248 1979-09-01 17 NEK YORK. Thurs. General Motors managed a small gain despite Iwing named a strike target hut the stock trai kct lost ground in the .slowest Hading since Aug 6. Analysts said the low turnmei Teflpcted the upcoming l-ilxiui Day long weekend. Kuithet duliai weakness and a248 words
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Article265 1979-09-01 17 AMSTERDAM. Thurs. Sharp prices closed mixed in ijuiei trading. Hoogovens was unchanged. Philips 0.10 guilder easier and Koyal Dutch up 0.80 with other internationals slightly higher In shippings. Van Ommeren fell 3 50 ex its six guilder interim dividend, while Nedlloyd rose 1 .50 and KNSM cased265 words
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556 1979-09-01 17 LONDON. Thurs. Gold sh.iu-s finished by as much as I'SJl I I firmer ii-flecting the mri bullion price while other leading shares closed slightly higher and government bonds eased. At 3 pm. the Financial Times index was up 3.0 to 469.3 I i\iiliri>; industrials556 words
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Article62 1979-09-01 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 468.5 Wednesday 406.3 Week Ago 483.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 883.70 Wednesday 884 80 Week ago 880 38 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Thursday 28.-28 Wednesday 28 .-28'. H.K.HANG SENG Friday 581.77 Thursday 577 38 Week ago 572.71 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Friday 527 75 Thursday 523.8562 words
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Advertisement160 1979-09-01 16 Garment Stocks wanted by Australian client 1) ladies knitted Of woven Mouses Mcns knitted or woven smrts j) Ladies mens and childrens knit wear 4t Stock 01 neat stock items are requested to utilize substantial quotas now held for both Singapore and Kalaysian made goods Please contact Mr William Socng160 words
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Advertisement213 1979-09-01 16 XT BARGE "YC 3001" A N-^ (Admiralty in Rem No. 107 of 1979) V^ Q PARTICULARS OF VESSEL O >n NtmeofVtiMl Barge "YC 3001" S< f-ort of Registry s Kobe (/j Type All steel, all welded one (1). Hold ship shaped >>. C~J cargo barge complete with accommodation X^ C~J213 words
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Advertisement119 1979-09-01 16 SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN THE CAUSE OF Suit No. 880 of 1979 Execution No. 316 of 1979 THE BORNEO COMPANY PTE LTD., PLAINTIFFS AND OMAC HOLDINGS PTE LTD., DEFENDANTS AND Suit No. 887 of 1079 Execution No. 317 of 1979 MOUTRICPTE LTD.,119 words
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262 1979-09-01 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday MALAYSIA today celebrated the anniversary of its 22 years of independence with spectacular parades and promises of continued economic expansion. The King, Tengku Ahmad Shah, dressed In a safari suit and baseball cap, watched the colourful march past staged byReuter - 262 words
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249 1979-09-01 17 Asean blasts air fares hike by Australia KUALA LUMPUR, Friday ASEAN last night condemned Australia's plan to increase air fares between Australia and Asean countries and the introduction of cheap fares between Australia and Hongkong, calling the moves unilateral and prejudicial to Asean inter- ests. A statement, issued at theReuter - 249 words
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Article46 1979-09-01 17 JOHORE BARU, Fri. Cuatoms officers from the Preventive Branch seized tin ore valued at $7,740 tram a car at the Causeway checkpoint yesterday afternoon. The 21 -year -old driver of the car from Pekan Nenas, Pontian. has been detained for questioning. NST.NST - 46 words
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Article175 1979-09-01 17 M. G. G. PILL Al - M. G. G. PILL Al Our correspondent in KUALA LUMPUR THE Sabah State Government has expelled the editor of the Kinabalu Sabah Times, Mr Hugh Mabbett, five months after he was invited by the Chief Minister, Datuk Harris Salleh, to edit the paper. No reasons were175 words
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Article92 1979-09-01 17 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Fri. The gavenuneat yesterday approved an ex-fertory price of $45.4» per hstg or $131 per tonne far cement and retained tke ceding price el $8.2>. Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Katak Lew Sip Hon, who announced the revision In price structure, said tke decbdan toNST - 92 words
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Advertisement525 1979-09-01 17 1189 W% ANNOUNCING M THE RESULTS OF THE PHILCO I uL^VV,<d~l/LUL LUX I IST PRIZE Mr. Foo Tue Sot 81k.81,51-B,Tiong Poh Rd.(0316) 2ND PRIZE Mr. Danny Lim 16, Sunbird Rd., Apollo Garden (1648) 3RD PRIZE Mr.C.C.Lim 11, Park Vale (1128) CONSOLATION PRIZES Mr. Koh Hock Lye Blk. 27, 791 -D,525 words
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Advertisement745 1979-09-01 18 |H4-441x| |km. J*T]lL A dynamic 4-piece band for fc mj {)ML your entertainment pleasure. Af Dance to the sound of Bl A country westerns and t V^g^H the latest "Boney M" |_V 7% Sunday thru' Friday Saturday Eve Public ■^^^^j^Ls'^J' g/n Holidays 7pm—l 45 am W J r»»)hi*ngrtß«r— wniiM" 19.745 words
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Advertisement469 1979-09-01 18 rMAINLY FORi TOURISTS^ IS7 Photographic Equipment/ Watche* wMm Hi WmaW^awSSm MM "msmaSaww f<*F NOW at Singapore's No. 1 photographic specialty store.... £^§ASJMIxXo Store PteUd '"^"F S<iles&w Service AlaP 87-89. Lower Ground Floor. Lucky Plaza, 111 (Side Entrance Facing Mandarin Hotel) Jfm/ Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 figgaW i«. Tel: *****9S *****88469 words
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Advertisement553 1979-09-01 18 AT YOU« SERVICE HATES SECTION INDEX Telephone) Service: *****22 Mondev-Fndov 8 X o m 500 p m Ordnory 70 cr» p« »ord (rt» »IO 501 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE S tUtdOT 'XioTs^doy 00 S-~Otk*», $.2 00 p~ cow., cm (NW, EMPLOYMENT PubkcHotdoy VOOom 100pm »36 00) §*,<«, Tjme. VEHICLES553 words
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Advertisement623 1979-09-01 18 WHERE CANTONESE CUISINE HONG KONG TIM SUM These are Just some specialities off our menu at the Oriental Restaurant In Ang Mo Klo. Oriental Restaurant make It your favourite eating place Blk. 701. 2001-B Ang Mo Klo Avenue 3. Singapore 2096 Tel: 4M8891 /4548KJ2 Top Floor, Oriental Emporium (Ang Mo623 words
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Advertisement283 1979-09-01 18 TO EAT NO SERVICE CHARGE, NO CORKAGE CHARGE, NO 3% CESS when you lunch or dine at row kcc msmmun pirn m 6»rYFOOkH*IBuB*iBs «O South Bridge Road, SfeoraOtCß T*t>gaS6l MBT7 Orw M*tn a/ Waafnsw ♦eJJJ** Nf STRlrtflNT WE SERVE Ecnsmcal Estttnt t Wrsttm Mtcaft NteaW t Ofcnsr Parian Butlel Pa-an283 words
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Advertisement549 1979-09-01 18 II EMPLOYMENT AUTOMATIC ACCESBORKS 9 PTI LTD A member ol the automatic eccws c«mpanlsa in Australia. New ZeelaafßtaL MaawatVaUal Baftd ThaMla*f*d IftaHMt* lacturoß Valtek Control Valvee. Kunkl* reHel valve*, Panalann annuci*lori, and Red Vetvee Hivltee rectory in Jurana. and alee our operation in Kuala Lumpur 1) MARKETING ENGH4EEHS Preferably Mechanical549 words
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Advertisement599 1979-09-01 18 A Foreign Insurance Company has Immediate vacancy for CONFIDENTIAL SECRET ARY Apphcanu should possess a sound educational background with credit in English in addition to secretarial skills and have al least 3 years' experience in similar capacity Ability to operate the telex machine will be an advantage. Please send resume599 words
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Advertisement718 1979-09-01 19 II EMPLOYMENT V Situation* Vacant b) Secretarial and Clerical Due lo the Company's continuing eipension programme, epplicetions ere invited Irom c Singapore cituen for the position of to essisl in the generel office functions within our Seles Department Applicants should possess the 10l lowing qualifications c Typlngablill) c (,<K Levels718 words
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Advertisement784 1979-09-01 19 Eetebksned Inlernetionel Organisation requires immediately lor the* generel office: 1) FEMALE SECRETARY c Must In- independent and a arMMnt asaiaw c At lea-sl 2 years pa-si experi2) FEMALE RECEPTIONIST. TVPWT c Mu.il have a pleasant personallly and a good telephone voice c Ability to deal wllh people will be an784 words
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Advertisement521 1979-09-01 19 II EMPLOYMENT Hi eTTTTTf Vl bbbHbbbbbl JARDINE SHIPPING AGENCIES Owtng in the expansion of our Agem y activities we inapplications for the Inllowmg positions A. 2 INWARD FREIGHT CLERKS B. 1 OUTWARD FREIGHT CLERK C. 2 GENERAL TYPISTS D. 2 MANIFEST TYPISTS E. 1 TELEPHONE OPERATOR F. 1 TELEX OPERATOR521 words
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Advertisement680 1979-09-01 19 Marine Contractor reejuiree PERSONNEL ASSISTANT With at least 5 years experience in International Personnel Movement and with knowledge of Shipping clearances preferably male age between 25-30 years Please reply with rssums and recent pnotogreph (non-returnable) Ba S.T. BOX A***** MARKETING ASSISTANT A well established Timber Organisation urgently requires a Marketing680 words
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Advertisement692 1979-09-01 19 II EMPLOYMENT Voluntary Organisation invites applicants from suitably quailfled candidates to fill the position of: OFFICE SECRETARf Ouajiftr elinm c Preferably HSC with good credit in English c At least 3 years' working experience c Must have knowledge of simple accounts c Able to type well and handle routine correspondence692 words
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Advertisement661 1979-09-01 19 CELINE PARIS BOUTIQUE EXPERIENCED APPLICANTS IN SALES ARE INVITED TO APPLY FOR THE FOLLOWING VACANCIES: A) 4 SALES ASSISTANTS B) 1 SALES SUPERVISOR C) 1 ASSISTANT MANAGERESS KNOWLEDGE OF JAPANESE WILL BE AN ADVANTAGE. Those Interested are requested to come (or Interview between 11am and 7pm. at: ORCHARD SHOPPING CENTRE,661 words
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Advertisement542 1979-09-01 19 II EMPLOYMENT well established T V manufacturing company has vacancies for the 1. TECHNICIANS (Male) j a Polytechnic Diploma in Mechanical or Electronic L Engineering b. Industrial Technician Certificate in Mechanical or Electronic Engineering c Male applicants must have completed National Service 2. TV PRODUCTION OPERATORS a Male and female542 words
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Advertisement577 1979-09-01 19 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN c Craft Certificate or equivalent in Electrical or Electronics Engineering c Knowledge of electrical installations, electronics, air conditioning, trouble-shoot-ing and some machinery repairs c Prepare to work in shift duties Please apply in writing giving full details and telephone number U» Employee Relations Office GENERAL ELECTRIC (U.S.A) HOUSEWARES577 words
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Advertisement514 1979-09-01 19 II EMPLOYMENT 8h MARATHON LETOURNEAU OFFSHORE PTE LTO requires 1. PIPING DRAUGHTSMEN 2. OUTFITTING DRAUGHTSMEN Applicants must: c Possess School certificate or equivalent with credits in Muthetnatu s and Technical subjects. c Have a minimum 2 years relevant experience preferably in Rik BuildIng yards c Able in m.c> inilependenuj Salary514 words
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Advertisement490 1979-09-01 19 QUALITY INSPECTORS (Process Control) Roqui r 9m#ntt c Minimum 4 QC I <> le\e passes preferably in Seieiu i c To perform quallt) control functions on a production line c Prepared todo shift work a I night allowance b) free me.il and tea C) transport allowance dt free medical attention490 words
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Advertisement1030 1979-09-01 20 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT A Lwgt Manufacturing company m Woodlands ha« vacancy for TRADESMAN Qualifications c Male Singapore CttlSMI c i .ini|ilrteit N S hull ii s c Certificate [Science) c Speak Knglish and Mandarin Noex(M-rieine neressary c Altrartive starting salary Interested applicants pleas* call personally on Mondays to Saturdays,1,030 words
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Advertisement490 1979-09-01 20 An •■pending Manufacturing Concern has vacancies lor MALE DELIVERY CLERKS c Must be Singapore citizens and have completed National Service Must have a valid Class 3 and 4 driving licence. Apply in own handwriting and contact telephone number to: S.T. BOX A***** CARGO HANDS Class 3 Drivers wanted for Immediate490 words
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Advertisement509 1979-09-01 20 II EMPLOYMENT Factory m Jurono requires urgently: I DESPATCH/MESSENGER CLERK i.i i Completed National Service ibi Working knowledge of Fngllsh in Valid driving licence Class 2 Id) Experience not necessary but preferable Bus transport and canteen facilities provided The Company operates on a 5-day week except for 1 Saturday in509 words
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Advertisement762 1979-09-01 20 II EMPLOYMENT HUME MOUSTRsES FAR EAST LTD -^91 Hafc has a vacancy for rT^^S^TTT^TJI OFFICE PEON Completed Primary 6 Age above 18 years. II bbsVt 'li■ m II Preference given to ex-Na- EiliiiKiAliaUlafJ tional Servicemen Interested applicants should apply I personally during normal working I II) VIV I H| I762 words
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Advertisement455 1979-09-01 20 requires SECURITY GUARDS Must be prepared to do shift work Ability lo speak and write English or Malay c Preferably ex-pollce or army personnel BENEFITS a) good starting salary b) free meal and tea. c) free medical attention d) annual wage supplement Interested applicants, plsess call between Monday Friday from455 words
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Advertisement341 1979-09-01 20 II EMPLOYMENT §m WSSM ft l^a^a^^^^^aal KtVr''an*^**l^^all WaMstp||P/|*f|| PACKERS required immediately by ma|Or household goods moving company in Jurong. Transport provided. Please call *****0$ lor interview. MESA appreciates VOL!. Your future is our main concern. Our new Bedok factory offers you better working conditions and environment, wider recreational facilities and341 words
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Advertisement508 1979-09-01 20 appfedcrtes Jr5DUe Your Kitur* is our mo2n concotrv Our now Bsxlok factory ofl*rs you bmnm wort*x) environment and concl- Mons, wider rsjc/eottonal I hjUlnies ond lots of go& Oriented incentives Uke taller promolrons, hitler |$C»tarles amonoti orhers.it wont )us». bea job.buta *$h «elonocar*irJ Female Production Operators AT MESA, we care508 words
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Advertisement802 1979-09-01 21 II EMPLOYMENT SINGAPORE TIME 31 Situation* Vacant PTE LTD require)* t) General FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS •JB Requirement*: A^*aaaaa^^ A 3 P 6 and aDOV ■V^^Hr Kduratmn Primary 6 and I above. i o Experience not necessary i k o ClUzens or non-cllizens are i i **kv welcome t j^^^^^ tmW802 words
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Advertisement1188 1979-09-01 21 II EMPLOYMENT U**#***"y t"**^yii"*>ej wlttwesses "^ilfSi^ I KITCHEN HELPERS OURATUW* a Normal shift Ba.m. to spm inwii lor mpaclobU r**Uur*«t b Transport allowance m city HaWowd Road. c Attendance allowance d 5 weeks' bonus N< experience necessary Increment after 3 months Training provided probation M mim *ft*r 3pm Please apply1,188 words
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Advertisement1209 1979-09-01 21 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES ■"^jaaTt^- ck*a{f aaaarf** a>^^>*k A faaaaaa I a*r*yT .^^J^B *^**a*aal B I 'S. BaaaßaU HILLTOP BUNGALOWS UP TO DATE FACILITIES CONVENIENCE FREEHOLD LAND PROMPT HANDING OVER OF HOUSES ON COMPLETION EASY INSTALMENTS AVAILABLE Unique 3 dimensional architectural masterpiece Exclusive split level design lor windows and doors Special1,209 words
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Advertisement883 1979-09-01 21 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES MERLIN PLAZA high rise 2- bedroomed apartment with panoramic view of the sea. Available Immediately, furnished to tenant's taste. $1,500 *****44/ *****16 (Saturday/ Sunday). NEW DIST. 14 FLAT to lei Near malnroad. market. Ample carpark Tel *****8. No brokers please. PANOAN VALLEY TOWER Apartment 3 bedrooms with883 words
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Advertisement873 1979-09-01 21 REOUIRED 4 ROOM HOB flat/ preferably unfurnished In Clemenu area or Holland Avenue Strictly no agents Tel: *****40 WANTED 2/ 3 ROOMED flat, unfurnished, vicinity Moulmeln Road $300 o n o Tel: *****02 Ng 54 Properties For Sale a) Houses ADJACENT HOLLAND VILLAGE rooms, fully alrcondltloned. 2.100 sq.ft Furnished $180,000873 words
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Advertisement686 1979-09-01 21 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES DIST. 9 EXECUTIVE MAISONETTE/ panoramic vle» of city. 3 hed- I rooms/ study, large living dining, partly furnished swimming pool' tennis court Available immediately. $2,200 Call *****44 *****16 1 Saturday Sunday) DIST. 9. GRANGEFORD. CHOICE locality, brand new modern split-level apartment with full facilities, high low Moors686 words
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Advertisement798 1979-09-01 21 56 Factory Sites/ Space FACTORY SPACE tO lei on 4th floor, area from t<m iq It to l.fiui sq fi Interested MUM URGENTLY REQUIRES FACTORY site for sale ..1 ri *****26 S.it Zp.ltl lo 6p in Sun H.i in to up ill 57 Godowns Vacant/ Wanted ENCLOSED AND SHELTEREO <798 words
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IX OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration28 1979-09-01 22 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED PARENTS I MR. T. NATHAN DEPARTE. 9.1978 MRS. J. NATHAN DEPARTED 2.9. 1978 J SADLY MISSED BY FAMILY AND LOVED ONES28 words
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Obituary, Illustration84 1979-09-01 22 MDM. SF AH MEO SAIGN beloved Wife of MR. SOO AH SUNG (Of 9 PRIMROSE AVENUE. SINGAPORE) Departed: 27/8/79 Cremated: 31/8/79 Member* of above family express their sincere thanks and gratitude to all Relatives, Friends and Ex-Colleagues for their kind attendance, assistance, donations, wreaths and scrolls during their84 words
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Obituary, Illustration24 1979-09-01 22 VICTOR ADAIKALASAMV D»p«tl«J 30 1979 Blk 42. 109-B. Rac* Count Row) Corllg* IUVM 112 pm (S«l I lor Chua Chu K»ng Cemctsry24 words
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Obituary, Illustration63 1979-09-01 22 ISTANNIVERSARV^^^k M IN MEMORY OF 1 I MR RETNAM MUTHAI U NAIDU Departed on 12th Sept 1978 I A prayer will t» held al 1061 B. I Blk 172. Stirling Road, on 111 I Sept 79 at 11 00 am yteeply r iisxi'd ami imn emeinbered by63 words
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Advertisement687 1979-09-01 22 V SERVICES BUSINESS 77 Car Pools TRANSPORT AVAILABLE BEDOK P m Com 83 Packing/ Removals/Cargo Forwarders ASA TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, household, packing (acton and office removals Prr trip S2S Tel 28X5821 ABSOLUTELY ALL TYPES transportation service household Reasonable rales Tei Pami Int. rn.itional. *****12 *****55 HOUSEHOLD/OFFICE REMOVALS. i ollei tion delivery687 words
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Advertisement830 1979-09-01 22 4i h Floor Oreat Eastern Hotel. Massage Sauna Bath Facial Opens daily 10 am 12 pm Tel MH JEUNESSE ET BEAUTE for your scientific relaxing massage, sauna baths .spolreduclng. Men s Department 22 Ngee Ann lluilding. telephone *****82. MARTINA S SALON 11- A Calrnhlll Circle ma.ssage saunabalh' barber facial No830 words
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Advertisement514 1979-09-01 22 VI EDUCATION TRAINING GIRLS! Jobs are oecomng harder lo get you need oener ouaMcakont The London Chamber ol Commerce and industry Private Secretary s Certifccate* recognised •nter nationally as one ol me highest ouakfealions obtainable Thi^eiamination t ma omy Private Secretarial Examination supervised Dy the Ministry ot Education Enrol now514 words
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Advertisement778 1979-09-01 22 PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH A unique and systematic audip' visual course usmg cassettes anc l. il boo* tor aelt-study offered by STAMFORD COLLEGE (Correspondence Education Division) Incorporating nearly 30 years o! research and experience Ir ten turiK Knglish language U sludenU in Asia, this course I: designed to develop written anc778 words
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Advertisement1100 1979-09-01 22 VII TRAVEL ft RESTAURANTS zAsiaat j £EMREJfOWMYS from 1 to 36 days on the luxurious passenger line KOTA BALI Romantic. i friendly, much as the places she visits Board her and relax, meet new friends, en/oy the deck sports, the j dancing with LIVE BAND, dine with attentive service European/Chinese1,100 words
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Advertisement721 1979-09-01 22 VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS BssT^SSi 35^^3Sj^5 laiT■,w7)ij vnnnßitrainLnMipn W '^jt^Bßssm ■^■n^rcrPwamVL' I"3USAHA EXPRESS TRANS UNIVERSAL PTE LTD lATA APPROVED AGENTS SELL ALL AIRLINES TICKETS ARRANGE TOURS TO JAKARTA, JOGJAKARTA ft BALI. DAILY DEPARTURE. G5/7, PEARLS CENTRE, 100 EU TONG SEN STREET. STORE 0105 TEL. *****55 STPB TA 300 I NAM HO721 words
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Advertisement596 1979-09-01 22 ARCHIPELAGO SPECIALS DAILY. WEEKLY 7 Days XL/ CH/ Pen Gent Sl*S/ S2IS 6UaysKL/CH/Pen Oent $I*s/ SISS 5 Days Pen/ Gent SI«S/ SI7S 5 Days Haadyai/ Songkhla $150 5 Days Gent/ Pen/ Haadyal SongkhlaC/A S2M 4 Days XL/ CH/ Pen C/A $240 4 Days Pen/ Gent C/A $2*5 4 Days Gent/596 words
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Advertisement199 1979-09-01 22 times Saturday car mart A comparison between Koni and conventional shock absorbers shows Koni Conventional-type device lo< J fl on c o n ventK>nal original damping BE SAFE FIT THE BEST Xri.lW 1 k Buying a new car? You just can't beat the terms from DBS Finance 90% financing available199 words
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Advertisement2364 1979-09-01 23 tones Saturday car mart 43 Vehicles For Hire UAN SENG MOTOR rent a Italsun Pickup. Daihatsu ?H5-A. Joo ghlat Rd Spore 1542 Tel 4******/ *****94 RENT A BRAND new Dalsun pickup van from Kirn Che Trading Pie i Ltd 25 Upper Dukson lei *****41/*****38 RENT A DATSUN Pick-up from Hiap2,364 words
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Advertisement976 1979-09-01 23 SPITFME MKM IMS Beautifully resorted lo original condlUon 1 hard top. I soft top. 1 tonneau cover Immaculate condlUon British racing green This Is the car for the connlsseur Price: $9,500 Phone: *****34. SPORTY ECONOMICAL SUBARU 380 July "74. 54 mpg Showroom condition. Many accessories PARF eligible $7,400 0.n.0. Tel:976 words
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Advertisement1041 1979-09-01 23 I*7l MORRIS 13** GT. In good condlUon PARF eligible $6,400. 1970 Mazda 1200 c c Oood condition PARF eligible $6200 Ring *****4 or view: 33. Faber Park. Spore 5 I*7l PEUGEOT 404 With alrcond. radio/ cassette. Excellent condlUon. 2 owners. PARF eligible $0,350 Tel: *****84 I*7l TOYOTA CORONA 1800 c.c.1,041 words
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Advertisement948 1979-09-01 23 1*74 FORO CORTMA 2000 E. airconditioned, radio, lax October It $10,350 Tel: *****45 1*74 HONOA CIVIC 1200 c.c. Fantastic condlUon. Alrcond. radio, cassette. New tax/tyres. Call ***** M 1*74. MERCEDES BENZ 280 S. Private owner. Alrcond. sport rims, cassette, power windows. $38,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****7. 1*74 MERCEDES 200, 1 owner,948 words
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Advertisement566 1979-09-01 23 ABOVE Ifoo C.C. Price 58.200 Over 2000 cc 55.200 Secondhand cars from 1973 onwards. Seyanchoon Mtr. Credit Trdg. Co. Tel: *****8/9 ALL KINDS OF Vehicles wanted. Private/ company regn acceptable 1973 onwards. Contact *****68 ANY OLD CAR wanted Below 1000 cc $3,850 Peter. *****45 BEST PRICE OFFERED for scrap cars.566 words
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Advertisement125 1979-09-01 23 HOUSEWIFE REOIMRES JAPANESE car 1973 onwards Must be good condition No dealers. ***** M HOUSEWIFE NEOUMES URGENTLY Mini. Lancer. Toyota. Datsun. Civic. Mazda, below 1600. Tel: *****83/*****4« PROBLEMS SELUNO YOUR secondhand car? We pay attractively for any make /capacity Call us -*****1. UROENTLV REOUIRED OOOD condlUon secondhand car Call *****30.125 words
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Advertisement314 1979-09-01 23 SJSB® SYARIKAT JENGKA SENDIRIAN BERHAD a large integrated timber complex in Pahang requiriet urgently 1 Werfcen (Mole* A Females) in the Prywood mill. Sawmill, Moulding plant Forestry. 2. Fitt#f Troin#*»\, to be ttotioned in Bandar PvMt Jengka, Jengka. Pohong. QUALIFICATIONS EXPWIENCf 1 Worker. (Males A Females) in the Plywood mill314 words
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Obituary, Illustration53 1979-09-01 24 Tfce late A. L. EALYANI. wife of K. Maplt»taro •f McMl Sp»r* We. the family of Mn. X Naf ailnf am who psssni away on 27-S-78. thank all relative* and friend*, who f ave valuable am■tatance. condolence, donations, attendance, wreath*, etc durlnf our recent bereavement Husband, sons, brothers, sister,53 words
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Obituary, Illustration19 1979-09-01 24 IN EVERLOVING MEMORY OF SVB./LT. GERARD CHO W TAX DEPARTED: 19-71 Always remembered by jon_^ndjoved i one«^ >^_19 words
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Obituary, Illustration28 1979-09-01 24 Ml. K. APMPUAI Dip ■llii 10 9 7% O. r» *> date. Yov «n xAm away w dm Mud you. lowd you ondnmMym. cMdran ond towd am.28 words
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Obituary42 1979-09-01 24 In eternal memory of Mr. K.P. Kunhi Kannan who departed on 31-8-1976. In rememDeronce we see you just the same. As long as we live we treasure your name." Inserted by wife, children and grandchildren. Is tor Mm wham you42 words
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112 1979-09-01 24 Three tie for first place in Pesta Chess THE Pesta Sukan Chess Championship ended in a triple tie for the first place after the seventh and final round played on Monday. David Chong, who was leading the field by one clear point, was defeated by Chia Chee Seng in a112 words
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Article44 1979-09-01 24 THE Spastic Children's Association of Singapore will hold a ball to crown Miss Singapore Charity Queen and Mr Charity at the Shangri-La Hotel on 8 Sept at 7.30 p.m., and not tonight as reported in yesterday's Straits Times. The error is regretted.44 words
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Article33 1979-09-01 24 BUKIT Ho Swee community centre will conduct courses on guitar, social dance, art and pianoforte for children, yoga, Chinese cooking and fashion designing soon at its premises at Seng Poh Road.33 words
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Article62 1979-09-01 24 THE Dutch ambassador here, Mr W. Ch.E.A. de Vries. wUl open an exhibition of Dutch graphic art at the National Museum on Sept 3 at 8 p.m. The exhibition, Jointly organised by the museum, the Dutch embassy and the Amsterdam-Rotterdam Bank, will be open to the public62 words
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Article20 1979-09-01 24 THE National Aerobic Fitness Award (Nala) test, originally scheduled (or today, has been postponed to Sept 15.20 words
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349 1979-09-01 24 Case to charge for servicing grouses THE Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case) plans to levy a nominal fee for servicing consumer complaints, which at the moment is done free. Announcing this at the 5th and 6th annual general meeting at the Singapore Trade Union House yesterday, the president of Case,349 words
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Article74 1979-09-01 24 ALL sopranos and tenors who I ran sing the roles of Madame Butterfly and Pinkenon respectively in Puccini's Opera i Madame Butterfly are invited tc take part in the sth world- I wide Madame Buterfly contest to be held in Tokyo, Shizuoka and Nagasaki from March to74 words
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167 1979-09-01 24 117 NUISANCE CALLERS TAKEN TO COURT A TOTAL of 117 nuisance callers have been brought to court as a result of investigations by the Telecommunication Authority of Singapore (Telecoms) Nuisance Calls Investigation Unit. However, 78 per cent of these nuisance callers later apologised to their victims, according to a Telecoms167 words
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Article, Illustration199 1979-09-01 24 Police seize goods bought with dud cheques POLICE ARRESTED four men yesterday and seized goods worth nearly $150,000 purchased from more than 25 companies with dud cheques. The goods carpets, air-conditioners, tiles, wallpaper and household equipment were recovered from a bungalow off Bedok Road. The police were told that a199 words
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113 1979-09-01 24 DULMAB Vethaaayagaa ffiirlnfithrr. ZB, ni charged la a district eMrt yesterday with cmnndtttM the murder af M-year »M man together with tw* other pecnie 1b RettUl Ctaae *o the marmlng af J«Jy a. Be allegedly cawed the death ef Mr Narayanan Kapuuamy at113 words
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315 1979-09-01 24 THE Singapore Manufacturers' Association is to take a bolder plunge into oil-rich West Asia by setting up two more display centres in Abu Dhabi and Dubai if its proposed Jeddah office succeeds in finding new markets for Singapore products. The SMA chairman, Mr315 words
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Page 24 Advertisements
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Advertisement375 1979-09-01 24 HklslliSsI ANGLO-AMERICAN CORPORATION (M) SDN. BHD. We are moving and with effect from the 1st of September 1979, we will be at: New address: 5th floor, Main Tower, Wisma MCIS, Jalan Barat, Petaling Jaya, Selangor. New postal address: P.O. Box 395, Jalan Sultan, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. New telephone No:375 words
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Advertisement331 1979-09-01 24 WILLIAM JACKS, a leading trading/manufacturing concern in building materials and engineering products invites applications for the following positions: SALES EXECUTIVES (Building Materials) to reinforce the effort of the Building Division in the promotion of a wide range of Building products. The incumbent will be expected to liaise directly with property331 words
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Advertisement276 1979-09-01 24 MANDARIN REPUBLIC KONG CHIAN NOW SHOWING KQMO CHIAN MANDAMN 1.15, 3.15, 7.15, 1.15PM. 1 i«l 7 m in.M REPUBLIC 11AM. 1.15 J. 15. 7.15. 11 > *^"V 1.30PM. > S»>«£'»fr"H«l*(£H»-H»W. TFWSX MANDARIN KING'S REPUBLIC KONG CHIAN TONKU4T MKMMOHT 4 TOMORROW MORNING SHOW A Mand.itm Picture in Colouricope t^. THE v276 words
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Article, Illustration1459 1979-09-01 25 TOH THIAN SER; LEE KIM CHEW - Playing up to MNCs with a different tune TOH THIAN SER and LEE KIM CHEW By NELSON Rockefeller received red carpet treatment when he joined the flock of international bankers rushing to offer assistance to the Chinese in their push growth. When he flew to Singapore on his way home,1,459 words
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Article348 1979-09-01 25 HUGHES -THE PERFECT FIT HUGHES TOOL la Jurong fits the bill as the Meal type of investment the Singapore Government wants far Its next phase of ladastrlalisaThe 134 million plant Is highly aatomatodaad capital Intensive, using the latest technology to make oil drilling equipment, a very prafnable Investment. Said Its348 words
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857 1979-09-01 25 AS AN industrial giant, Matsushita Electric of Japan has all the funds and expertise to show Singaporeans the way to the higher reaches of industrialisation. This multinational corporation has a $100 million stake here in five companies making a wide range of products,857 words
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Page 25 Advertisements
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Advertisement55 1979-09-01 25 B. S. AUJLA CO. PTE. LTD. RM. 1407, 14TH FLR., ROBINA HOUSE, SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 0106. V*^"^"*** l^ afl Tel: *****55 (3 lines) c^^' v^^H on the occttbttm o£ the ofievtina o£tAe€i new o££tce Jk BAN LEE OIL MILL CO. r^B/}^ 41, SIXTH AVENUE, SINGAPORE 1027. TEL: *****77. I H.55 words
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Article1401 1979-09-01 26 RACE 1 2.0CLASS5.DIV4-1.200M *w*^F, L ($9,500- $6,650 to winner) 2 J2*2^f°^* )Leo^ 557 <* 1 m *>i-»ira 1 £2 i*!^"* < 1 > k l > *«n 56.5 (dd same) 1.250m F la* 11 Valley) Jaalar 9 55 (d2 2.5>1.250m MMt 2 2 22? !*f; (P" 1 11,401 words
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419 1979-09-01 26 BORG HAS IT EASY INTO THIRD ROUND NEW YORK. Fri. Sweden's Bjorn Bore, bidding for his first United Stales Open title, routed Australian qualifier David Carter 6-1, 6-1 to reach the third round of the U*****,000 ($1.21 million) tournament here yesterday. In the women's section, topseeded Chris Evert-Uoyd, seeking aAgencies - 419 words
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Article1800 1979-09-01 26 FAIRWAY - FAIRWAY By HONGKONG champion jockey Tony Cruz should signal his return to the local racing scene with a win on Regal Mate IV in Race Six (4.30) in Ipoh today. The Trophy Case four-year-old scored over 1,200 metres at Bukit Timah in March and then1,800 words
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Article117 1979-09-01 26 RACE FAIRWAY TET SCRUTINEER RaulaDazzI* Antasena Dark Compat RaulaDazzI* Dark Compat Lesmana Anlasona Razzle Dazzle Dark Compat Digmty Bungah Api Thunderer Dignity Space Traveller Distine Dignity Sandgroper w Ac«OIAc«« Tai Ton, Paya Bunga Ac«ol Ac»» Tai Tong Polykeltle Nnla.h. Ace Of Aces Polyketlle Metropolitan Valentino Smokescreeen Valantino Royal Romeo117 words
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Advertisement408 1979-09-01 26 Open a whole new f^m world of fun jgJ for Hits with fOS^, You are concerned with the quality of P^^A^^k^^BP m mm toys for your children. Toys which are .4^,^^^isfc_~^^,i meaningful, educational and durable but, I most of all, safe to handle and play with. Am Ns 'Matchbox' Live-n-Learn408 words
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Page 26 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous233 1979-09-01 26 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp TVIE^ WERE I THEM MRS. "V -AND II HE SHOULD HAVE AUNT MASeiE ODMPKRING A&£S WA&IMTONOUE THAT MADE THANKED HER FOR !?/aVY^T MRS 1( WHY?) AND AUNX SAID AUNTIE I AUNT I THE COMPLIMENT.' WAeiNToNeUE.y V MAOSIE SAID SHE UXXEDMOREz MA&&E I233 words
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Article, Illustration288 1979-09-01 27 Focus of attention on Norwich LONDON, Fri. The quiet cathedral city of Norwich, tucked away in the rural south-east of England, has suddenly found itself the focus of attention in the bustling world of League soccer. Norwich, nicknamed the "Canaries", are perched high on the top of 'he English FirstReuter - 288 words
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Article28 1979-09-01 27 CABLE CAR beat EME 3-2 in a match of the PARC intrasoccer tournament at Bukit Chermin yesterday. CTED defeated Operation B 3-2 in another match.28 words
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Article177 1979-09-01 27 SANTIAGO. Fri. Chile beat Venezuela 7-0 last night in an eliminatory match in Group One of the South American soccer championship. Half-time score was 3-0. In Quito, Paraguay de feated Ecuador 2-1 in a Group Three match counting for the championship. Half-time score was 2-0. In IJsbon, BenficaReuter - 177 words
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Article228 1979-09-01 27 Argentina, Uruguay keep going YOKOHAMA (Japan), Fri. South Americans displayed power in the second world youth soccer tournament here today with Uruguay beating the Soviet Union 1-0 and Argentina defeating Poland 4-1. The victories were the third successive wins for Uruguay and Argentina in the 16-nation, four-group preliminary competition. Uruguay,Reuter - 228 words
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Tomorrow's card
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Article827 1979-09-01 27 RAPF 1 1.30 CLASS 1.DIV 4 1.200M iv/^v^ii x 16 ,000 $11,200 to winner) 1 0090 Dad's Boy a Annelte) West 6 56.5 (dd same) 1.250m W Gwfcm 12 2 6210 Martial Call s (Unico) V. Breukelen 8 56 (d2+2.5) 1.250m Chum 11 3 17* Majorana II K (Tuahl Mansor827 words
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Article754 1979-09-01 27 11 2300 Pulau Muttara a < Inderapura Teh 5 50.5 (-3) Coast* 5 12 1242 Ten Hugagi Auric) Teh 3 49.5 1 1.5) F Da Cm 13 13 3276 Timber Producer II a (Golden Arrow) Buang 5 48 M) Frjncs II 14 3910 Salutation s(Joon) E Breukelen 5 47.5 (-4)754 words
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261 1979-09-01 27 FAIRWAY - Dashing Giralda points to his chances FAIRWAY By GIRALDA, who beat a Division 3 field easily over 1,200 metres at Bukit Timah in July, underlined his chances in the Sultan's Gold Vase Trial in Ipoh tomorrow with a dashing gallop yesterday morning. Paced by Tropic Storm II (Jimmy Lam), the261 words
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Advertisement556 1979-09-01 27 tttaaf?T?"*"**** '^l^^^K^^^r '^^^a^a^a^L^h^^^^ *^^^a^^^^^a^a^s^7 aSaft. a^^^^l Wl-^WB^ st. ax 4~+^£W m s^PJs^smTJsl s^sr J Wt \^h I J^B B^Lr^ M TJb^^^^^bs^b^L^bV A. E^k^sfl HUfc)' r |Wf Las^sr «SEB I I I Ingredients: 12 chicken's feet 2 teaspoons salt 4 taels peanuts 2 teaspoons soy sauce M^%% W^ Eff^WVK? W+ £>556 words
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Article, Illustration433 1979-09-01 28 PATRICK BASTIANS - SSRA get offer of new courts PATRICK BASTIANS Swedish firm bring in latest innovation to Singapore By THE Singapore Squash Rackets Association, who plan to build their own squash complex in two to three years' time, tentatively near the city, have been sounded out by Perstorp, a Swedish chemical firm,433 words
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209 1979-09-01 28 NATIONAL squash champion Zainal Abidin and third seed Peter Hill swept their way to a semifinal showdown in the Pakistan International Airlines Closed squash championships, both winning quarter-final ties with little fuss at the Kallang Squash Centre yesterday, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. Abidin defeated Errol209 words
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Article79 1979-09-01 28 WORLD champion Geoff Hunt, of Australia, will take part In the Singapore leg of the Pakistan International Airlines' World Series of squash at the kalian* Centre from Dec 5-1. The confirmation came from his manager, Owen Kmslle, in a telephone call from Sooth Africa to Singapore Squash79 words
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Advertisement310 1979-09-01 28 An Oriental Emporium ii r^ r^TT^T-^rrm 1 L, rr^Tjjrut^jg^^ rrpl «vi^s aK^°J Now, you can shop for anything without leaving your neighbourhood. A new Oriental Emporium is at the heart of Woodlands town. We're bursting with great bu^ys. And savings. There are huge treats in store at one of the310 words
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253 1979-09-01 29 JOE DORAI - JOE DOR AI BANGKOK BANK 2 SINGAPORE 1 SINGAPORE will not be able to get a point out of the four matches in next month's South-east Asia Games in Jakarta, if they maintain the sloppy performance they gave against the Bangkok Bank, of Thailand, at253 words
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Article81 1979-09-01 29 SRC hold visitors to a draw SINGAPORE Recreation Club drew 2-2 with TPCA, of Kuala Lumpur, in a friendly hockey match at the Padang yesterday. The visitors scored through Sivasubramaniam and Bakar Daud. and Inrin Holmberg and Fred Martens replied for the hosts. In the women's Pesta Sukan tournament, Singapore,81 words
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Article, Illustration14 1979-09-01 29 nj ARXIT TIME 50ME60PY KOIINptP MARTEN* THAT TOO MUCH STUDY ANPNOFWYGDULDMAKEHIMAPIUHDY/14 words
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Article164 1979-09-01 29 Low' s easy victory Low Wei Ming beat Chew Hoe Hua 15-12, 1M in the under-18 Division of it F and N age-f^oup Uidmiiw vi rhampionships last night Results singles. Lam Cham Wye bt David Foong U5 15-1; Hwang Mm Sun bt Ricky Phoon Hoong Yee 15-4. 15-2; Wong Snoon164 words
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396 1979-09-01 29 KEN JALLEH Jr - KEN JALLEH Jr By AUSTRALIAN stars Jodie and Paula Mclntosh dominated the 100 m freestyles to give their rivals a taste of world class competition in a friendly triangular swimming meet at Amber Road last night. The 16-year-old twins of terror towered over396 words
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Article141 1979-09-01 29 Today's events BADMINTON Fraser and Neave age-group competition (East Payoh 7.30). BASKETBALL Pesta Sut.an championships: Singapore v Malaysia (8), Matsuslta v Indonesia (9.30). (Gay World stadium) RnijAßim TPCA (XL) v Ceylon Sports Club (BalestierHd). CRICKET Carl Schubert Trophy match: Singapore v Malaysia (Padang. 11am). TPCA (XL) v Ceylon Sports Oub141 words
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Article106 1979-09-01 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Indonesians swept all the titles in the Selangor Golden Jubilee international badminton championships here tonight. Hadiyanto beat compatriot Dhani Sertika 15-7, 15-9 to win the men's Open singles, and Ivanna defeated Ruth Dayamanthi 11-6. 3-11. 11-7 for the women's title in an all-IndonesianNST - 106 words
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Article189 1979-09-01 29 LONDON, Fri Bowlers continued to direct the course of the fourth and final cricket Test between England and India at The Oval liere today, despite a pitch of no great venom. England, 245 for five after the first day, were all out for 305. Then India struggled189 words
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Article216 1979-09-01 29 PETER BIOW - Bangkok Bank of Thailand's 11th hour withdrawal from the Pesta Sukan basketball international, starting today at the Gay World Stadium, has thrown the Basketball Association of Singapore into a dilemma. Foremost on the BAS's mind is whether to stick to the original group system of216 words
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Advertisement337 1979-09-01 29 OfChicl... for the mos t JatSßjk, contemporary JB/V^nl unique designs iKiirar WU7IB Living Lounge 541 I 3 aaaaaaaaaaaaf -Jto*- -^'*r p|p-"" r^^^^^ k^l C^SlaWl mf Canna Gino O U317 IMPORTER EXPORTER FURNITURE DESIGN /^<oi*riu*y Coonn// T^ MANUFACTURE* INTERIOR DESIGNS DECORATION »w^. UPHOLSTERY* METALWORK SPECIALIST -OFFICE «u^ PJfJc AT^A FURNITURE CHAIRS'FURNISHING337 words
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250 1979-09-01 30 NTUC sets up team to boost Mandarin THE National Trade Union Congress has set up a Mandarin Promotion Committee to encourage Chinese-speaking workers to use Mandarin. Disclosing the details yesterday, the adviser and director of NTUC Comfort, Mr Chin Ham Tong, who heads the committee, said Chinese dialects are still250 words
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Article67 1979-09-01 30 IXJNDON, Fri. Singapore's High Commissioner to Britain, Mr Jek Yeun Thong, will represent the Republic at the funeral service of Earl Mounthatten at Westminster Abbey on Wednesday. It is understood that Mr J«"k. who is now attending a meeting in Bonn, may br accompanied by his67 words
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Article, Illustration117 1979-09-01 30 A US Coast Guard helicopter airlifting an Injured seaman from the barnlng Peruvian freighter Inca Tupac upanqui during rescue operations on the Mississippi River on Thursday. The freighter caught Ore after colliding with three butane barges and a tugboat. Four seamen were killed, 29 Injured madUPI - 117 words
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Article73 1979-09-01 30 McHenry to take over WASHINGTON, Frt. President Jimmy Carter will name Mr Donald Mcllenry, a Black career diplomat, to succeed Mr Andrew Young as US Ambassador to the United Nations, administration sources said today. Mr McHenry, 42, U the top UN assistant to Mr Young, who quit two weeks agoUPI - 73 words
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179 1979-09-01 30 1 a.m. surprise knock on door by Castro HAVANA, Friday PRESIDENT Fidel Castro of Cuba paid a surprise early-morning visit on the chairman of the Philippines observer delegation to the sixth non-aligned summit meeting here yesterday Deputy Foreign Minister Manuel Collantes told journalists the Cuban leader called at his hotelReuter - 179 words
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Article92 1979-09-01 30 16 DIE AND 110,000 HOMELESS SAN JUAN (Puerto Rico), Fri. At least 16 people were killed and 110.000 made homeless by hurricane David which swept towards Haiti and the Dominican Republic today. Puerto Rico, with communications still down to some of the hardest hit areas, had a death toll yesterdayReuter - 92 words
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Article35 1979-09-01 30 BANGKOK, Fri. The United States Government today pledged to provide financial grants amounting to US$6OO,000 (5J1.29 million) to the Bangkok-based Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organisation (Seameo) over the next five years. AFP.AFP - 35 words
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Article42 1979-09-01 30 TOKYO, Fri. Thailand and Japan today agreed to step up trade between the two countries and tilt the bilateral trade balance more evenly. The agreement came at the three-day Japan-Thailand joint committee meeting on trade which ended here today AFP.AFP - 42 words
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212 1979-09-01 30 POLICE have set up a centralised manpower pool comprising men from the eight police divisions, the four Police Reserve Units and the Vigilante Corps members in a drive to reduce the increasing number of robberies and housebreakings. The pool will come under the direct212 words
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Article59 1979-09-01 30 TOKYO, Fri. Lv Lan the rit panda bad a spasmodic but first aid by Tokyo* Ueno Zoo keepers prevented the animal from lapsing into a coma, the zoo said today. Zoo officials said the 10-year-old female panda collapsed around noon in an airconditioned cage which sheUPI - 59 words
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Advertisement484 1979-09-01 30 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily Cov«» Pr«« .*w Annuol Subwnption flM Fof u*ncr^^on. call BNWJ BM Si TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. POSB has raised its deposit rates by a margin greater than any of the I commercial banks. The implications of this move, to investors and borrowers alike, are very significant. j484 words
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Article, Illustration566 1979-09-01 1 Ediriwira Sarachchandra; JOHN KOH - Ediriwira Sarachchandra JOHN KOH Run of the mill plot with different setting and new faces CURFEW AND A FULL MOON A novel about Sri Lanka By Heinemann. 223 pages with Glossary Reviewed By THIS CLAIMS to be a novel of atmosphere. To convey the566 words
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756 1979-09-01 1 Paul Theroux; JOHN LEONARD - Paul Theroux JOHN LEONARD THE OLD PATAGONIAN EXPRESS By Train Through The Americas By By Houghton Mitflin, 404 pages Reviewed By THOUSANDS of feet up in the Andes, sick from the altitude and sick of the food, with leak-proof shoes and a bandit's mustache andNYT - 756 words
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238 1979-09-01 1 THERE are books for reading and books or looking at. The latter are those high-quality, glossy books with beautiful colour pictures and laminated covers, and just enough text to keep the "reader" interested. Their subjects range from nature and landscape to cookery and science.238 words
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Advertisement171 1979-09-01 1 INSIDE: d LEISURE: Now Playhouse success. 2 a WOMAN PLUS: What's next for Girl Friday 6 \^^^»<glfv^!^' A serie s of bilingual readers inculcating Asian Xx V s Av\wSl cultures, traditional values and attitudes. I I f"~U^oßgjj #the fr et series of 8 bilingual Chinese folktales to be compiled and171 words
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Article, Illustration519 1979-09-01 2 New Playhouse success THE LOSS OF A FIDDLER, a local Mandarin drama series put up by the 14-year-old Singapore Children's Playhouse, was first televised last Sunday. Definitely a success, this is the drama group's second joint production with RTS. Part Two of the play will be telecast tomorrow at 7.50519 words
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Article, Illustration385 1979-09-01 2 JOHN DE SOUZA - JOHN DE SOUZA By THE ambience of the Shangri-La's Tiara Supper Club was complete piped music, the regular whisking sounds of a souffle, the heady hedonistic feeling of richness and pleasure, the mingled smells of lobster thermidor and bitter-sweet coffee, and Eve Graham and Danny385 words
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Article100 1979-09-01 2 THE National Museum presents the "Abstract Art of Lin Hsin Hsin" in the 12th of its demonstration-cum-dis-play series called Art in Action. Lin Hsin Hsin will demonstrate her highly personal approach to painting today (11am) and tomorrow (3pm) at the National Museum Art Oallerv. A mathematician by100 words
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Article183 1979-09-01 2 BE SHE ambassadress, protocol director, diplomat or whatever, Shirley Temple Black will always be the little curly-headed wonder singing songs like On The Gooa Ship, Lollipop, and tap-dancing her way into history. Here's your chance to wallow in nostalgia (and enjoy it) with the matinee, Rebecca183 words
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Advertisement194 1979-09-01 2 THE AMBI LOUNGE AT 3O% OFF ANOTHER GREAT BARGAIN FROM fes^M IL Now Roeco offers you ihe versatile Ambi *****1 Hnffet> Lounge sel r> modular (hairs and a corner Hutch- s7"><> table worth $1350 lor only $«)<>.->. A fantastic 30% oil lor a limited |x-rU>d only. S£~V And you need194 words
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Advertisement135 1979-09-01 2 INTERSAFE AN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF Tk^YFk SAFETY, SECURITY FIRE- FIGHTING /1/ 1 EQUIPMENT SERVICES /f > I World Trade Centre If| I September 4 -7 1979 11am to 7pm Daily IJ s^ You'll see THE COVERAGE INTERSAFE 79 will bring to South-East Asia the latest safety, security and fire-fighting equipment135 words
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Advertisement29 1979-09-01 2 Panasonic p^=^= A magk line I shows you our true colours! [a National VMS f )B Si ngapore s best selling o s=i I Video Cassette Recorder, /ggg gm^"29 words
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Miscellaneous921 1979-09-01 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 1.00 PM Opening and Sesame Street 6.30 News in Brief 2.05 Friends From The Ends of The 6.35 Young Ramsay A Kid Is A Kid Earth 7 25 Cdtural Diar y (English) 2.20 Saturday Matinee Rebecca From c Sunnybfook Farm, starring Shirley 745 Donny And921 words
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Article, Illustration500 1979-09-01 3 HOLLY McFARLAND - HOLLY McFARLAND A style that keeps in tune with the times By in Boston STAN GETZ speaks with authority on his tenor saxophone. And rightly so. He helped shape the "cool school" of the '50s and the Brazilian movement of the "60s, and now500 words
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808 1979-09-01 3 ALAN HARVEY - Savoy the hotel where world's Who's Who meet turns ninety ALAN HARVEY By in London FOR AN establishment built on wasteland once rented annually for three barbed arrows, London's Savoy Hotel has come a long way in less than a century. And it celebrated its 90th anniversary with due aplomb,Reuter - 808 words
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Advertisement220 1979-09-01 3 JNGUIN BOOKS i^-the best kind ©f reading there is. lUJ O au x 0 (0) (i\ Details and entry forms available at the BOOK FAIR and I/\ \\~l J from V° ur favourite Penguin bookshop. I *[j J Singapore V^^/ ©Ensign, Lucky Plaza Katong Catholic Book Centre MPH Stamford Road220 words
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Advertisement381 1979-09-01 3 New from A&W Thick, meaty, juicy, tasty, fresh-ground burgers Look what's happening at A&W. All-new burgers and all as tempting to the palate as they are to the eye. No snap-frozen burgers at A&W no way! Just thick, juicy, tender patties: all freshly ground from 100% beef and served sizzling381 words
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Advertisement232 1979-09-01 4 "CAP I TO" REX: NOmTsHOWINg" i Both Theatres 11. 1 30. 4. 6 30. 915 No Fret List SHAW THEATRES brought you ABBA T J BEE GEES and NOW BONEY Mi I < Jff Vav%^arta^DaXlOf> ofaaaaßßfta LA BIONOAmSb 9 Hear these songs IT S A HOU HOLIDAY. RIVERS of BABYLON232 words
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Advertisement110 1979-09-01 5 Hiiii ItsiYSi lhisisui iXll lllilXJ mq BT^" I II I [fly >AC HEZZZ^ m. BTm. I iXO^ > U 111XZV B^^^^J Ifl I -Jr TOYOTA If cf%cc j WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF I TOYOTA SEWING MACHINE YOU WILL GET: 1) TOYOTA SCISSOR > y 2) TOYOTA BAG V^ 3) TOYOTA110 words
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Advertisement102 1979-09-01 5 BP%^^*BB Bb a fc ■fJi W V y bI L. H|ml^^^^^ recorcl of y° ur choice. B^n^B^^BMllllllll records to be won B^ws^^ W^,v!Jfjmnm u^ worth of records cassettes or musical rvJ^^^^^^B^^^^^^yWw equpment. fill in a lucky draw form and at the end ol the month, the first 50 correct entries102 words
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Article899 1979-09-01 6 KATHARINE WHITEHORN - KATHARINE WHITEHORN By in London "SECRETARY" is a word that can mean anything from the Queen Bee in the chairman's office who effectively runs the whole firm, to the girl who graces the front desk in much the same way as a rubber-plant, and is reckoned to be doing well899 words
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Article, Illustration572 1979-09-01 6 WILLIAM BORDERS - WILLIAM BORDERS By in London THE BRITISH feminist movement is engaged in a bitter debate over what some of its members regard as a momentous triumph, the election of a woman as prime minister. On one side of the argument thereNYT - 572 words
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Article, Illustration520 1979-09-01 6 Ivy Goh- Nair - Better posture, better figure What's next for Girl Friday? Ivy Goh-Nair By GOOD posture is something that can compensate for those few extra kilos. A sagging body and slouchy shoulders will make a woman look bigger and heavier than she is. On the other hand, good carriage with head held520 words
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Advertisement80 1979-09-01 6 flfc '**p P* B^ L Your Gift: Palm Size Treats Clinique's Palm Size Treats come in the form of Glossy Brush On Mascara, Raspberry Honey Lip Gloss, Clarifying Lotion 2, Extremely Gentle Eye Makeup Remover and a supply of cotton balls. Buy two Clinique items and the entire collection is80 words
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Advertisement110 1979-09-01 6 ROLLER SHADES 4BBW J The latest in window dressing. Let your windows come alive with the latest decorative and low maintenance Sunshades in town. Accentuate your furnishing or windows with our range of Lightban, Shantung. Centura, Boucie and printed fabrics. We can bond a fabric of your choice onto our110 words
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Article, Illustration893 1979-09-01 7 JEFFREY CARMEL - JEFFREY CARMEL Fans of 'The Wizard' get together By in Springfield, Pennsylvania LIKE SO many swallows to San Juan Capistrano, California, nearly 100 Munchkins reappeared on schedule on Aug 11 here in Springfield. The Munchkins are members of the International Wizard of Oz893 words
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513 1979-09-01 7 SIT YIN FONG - SIT YIN FONG Br AT THE rate the oil crisis is worsening the world over, Singapore drivers may, in the near future, have to run their cars on alcohol. This possibility is posed in all seriousness by the Automobile Association of513 words
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Advertisement62 1979-09-01 7 Congratulations Best Wishes to PEOPLE'S EMPORIUM (PTE) LTD. on their 12th Anniversary f Im HI [mil v ju N. t y Wm with revolving s' m^^m >v ball tip R»>nr Point BjtJU tor a/^^BF thatexl'd tine tip Ml W Rf II Liner R«fill with revolving ml M bj!< up and62 words
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Advertisement705 1979-09-01 8 I^^^P^ Government of I %J*W^Jp Papua New Guinea -fcdhj^d Auditor-General's Office AUDIT INSPECTORS j Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced accoun- ttjl tants for the following positions. )))J SENIOR AUDIT INSPECTOR (2 POSITIONS) Applicants should be qualified accountants with a strong background in 111 t! accounting and auditing.705 words
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Advertisement627 1979-09-01 8 -N EUROPEAN COMPANY has opening in Singapore for ENGINEER SALES EXECUTIVE up to 5540.000 p.a. To sell leading (USA) Brand of Electrical Engineering Equipment and apparatus covering industrial, utilities and commercial customers for transmission, distribution, lighting and other allied products. The job requires a Degree in Electrical Engineering and several627 words
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Advertisement461 1979-09-01 8 ESSO SINGAPORE REFINERY MECHANICAL SUPERVISORS (METALS) MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT Responsibilities indutie: Supervision ol Refinery Technicians and Contract Workers in pipe fitting. Engineering design and cost estimation. Preparation ol contracts and administration Training of Technicians. Requirements: Mechanical engineering degree 2-4 years supervisory experience Singapore citizen CompansatfoiVßamflis: We provide a challenging worK environment461 words
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Advertisement728 1979-09-01 8 GENERAL MANAGER One of the United Kingdom's Largest Companies specialising in the wholesale distribution of electrical goods to major contractors and the retail trade is seeking a mature, competent and experienced man to head up a new venture in the Singapore, Malaysian and Indonesian markets, aimed at supporting the role728 words
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Article, Illustration1515 1979-09-01 9 NEAL ROBBINS - NEAL ROBBINS Deng looking to West for know-how in tapping vast reserves By in New York CHINA once starved (or food. Now it starves for energy. The Chinese have abundant reserves of oil, natural gas, coal and uranium, as well as great potential1,515 words
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Advertisement185 1979-09-01 9 v VI j your image Beautify Your Home a» JM Office With Artworks Pictures:- J v Largest selection of fine graphic arts from old/ modern masiers, over thousands of rtems from all over the world W W at your choice: etchings, silk screens, batiks, lithographs. f W replicas, originals and185 words
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Advertisement606 1979-09-01 10 g--- The SGV Group Management Consulting Services Owing to its reorganisation and expansion programme. Luxor Singapore Pte. Ltd a Swedish Company engaged in the manufacture of colour television is looking for suitable candidates to fill the following positions: I CHIEF ENGINEER I About $22,000 p.a. (MS 10/675) The selected candidate606 words
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Advertisement551 1979-09-01 10 I G5 jP recisiori s coming Plummer Precision Optics has for many years produced quality optical components. Some of the optical products include wedges, mirrors, optical flats, prisms and lenses. These components are used in lasers. X-ray equipment, comparators, aircraft/spacecraft instrumentation and H many other sophisticated equipment. Plummer Precision Optics551 words
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Advertisement586 1979-09-01 10 METALS ORES PTE. LTD. UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES kwHM application* from Singapore Cittern forth* position of PRODUCTION FOREMAN Candidates mutt poaMM a GCE A' level Certificate m the Science stream. Applicants will have an added advantage If they have: industrial supervisory experience; or a Technician Diploma in Production586 words
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Advertisement541 1979-09-01 10 I Famco-Asia pte ltd. I Famco-Asia is a subsidiary of American Air I I Filter Co. Inc. (AAF), a world leader in the I field of products and systems for control of I environmental air. I Applications are invited from suilab'y qualiI fled Singapore Citizens to fill the following position:541 words
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Advertisement554 1979-09-01 11 M"TnnH7T3TSd DIIDB invites applications from citizens/permanent residents o< Singapore and other ASEAN citizens (oi the following appointments A) CONTRACTS OFFICER Qualification: i) A Degree in Building Science from a recognised University, OR v) Passed Final Examination of the Royol Institution of Chartered Surveyors B) ACCOUNTANT/INTERNAL AUDITOR Qualification: An Accountancy Degree554 words
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Advertisement479 1979-09-01 11 requires MACHINIST/ FITTERS I We have several vacancies lor Machinist Fitters I with the following qualifications H I Ability to operate lathe, milling and grinding I machines Eipenence in tool and die maintenance I [ipenence m maintenance ot high speed ma chinery I Applicants with I or more ot the479 words
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Advertisement719 1979-09-01 11 Our client, a well-established locol bonk requires the services I TAX ASSISTANT I The successful candidate will be responsible to the Chief Accountant tor the taxotion otfoirs of the Bank ond will :|:|B work closely with existing professional advisers in agree- 111 ing taxation liabilities in Singapore, Malaysia and other719 words
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Advertisement660 1979-09-01 11 bThe Ben Group y Of Companies has an excellent opportunity for a MARKETING MANAGER The Ben Group covers a broad field of business activities ranging from warehousing, transportation to manufacturing, proces c ing and distribution of a wide range of food products. We urgently require the services of a creative660 words
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Article, Illustration1492 1979-09-01 12 MATTHEW WALD - MATTHEW WALD Scientists divided over those unexplained phenomena By in Stamford, Conn. IN 1975, Dr Peter Sturrock, professor of space science and astrophysics at Stanford University, circulated a questionnaire to 2,611 astronomers asking them their sources of information on unidentified flying objects (UFOs) andNYT - 1,492 words
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Advertisement284 1979-09-01 12 mfJ^^ gj dr I 1 > I l iBIIIBi^^^ fc q|^ I Iwl ™ff W W MADE IN GERMANY I *rf .^h »«J»lj^^^^^^ MJ mßmm mm%9 J ■in Singapore we have throe Exhibition Centres You will be able to purchase^ Bk ilmM Hyour favourite furniture at your nearest Superland centre284 words
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Advertisement68 1979-09-01 12 Midland Electronics 323 North Bridge Road (near Odeon Cinema) Tel: ***** Singapore 0718 47 North Bridge Road (near High Street Junction) Tel: ***** Singapore 0617 I m Congratulations Best Wishes to Mr. K. SAMIAPPAN for beinf awarded THE PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL 1P.8.M.) by The President of Sin(apore in this year's68 words
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Advertisement1146 1979-09-01 13 fjSfe EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD I (A subsidiary of THOMSON-BRANDT, French Leaders in High Technology D^ Electronics and Household Appliance*) Owing to increasing demand in production and the introduction of new product lines, we have I immediate vacancies for the following positions- PURCHASER PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS The successful candidate is1,146 words
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Advertisement1062 1979-09-01 13 Expending multi-national company marketing baby-core, feminine hygiene and health-care products invites applications tor the appointment ot GROUP PRODUCT MANAGER The person reports to Director, Consumer Products Division, and wiH be responsible tor the profitable development of o group ot products The |ob covers all aspects oi product management including formulation1,062 words
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Advertisement550 1979-09-01 13 Applicants are invited to t»*l the following vacan cies in a printing press in Saudi Arabia GRAPHIC ARTS OEPT At. DS240 '(Kim Du!*"s mcHHie pldte nw»«>g r e touching of film processing •«Ktmq Wlh not k>ss (•«•< 3 V t strt1 BINDERY DEPT rand ;»."vs Aih«\ turn rtondwntng md ■wkm550 words
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Advertisement744 1979-09-01 14 SIEMENS Siemens AG, Germany, one of the 10 largest electronic Companies in the world with over 300,000 employees, is expanding in Singapore. To sustain the continuous growth of new and high technology manufacturing processes, we need more Electronic Engineers (Memory Test) Successful applicants are required to provide engineering services to744 words
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Advertisement566 1979-09-01 14 Our client company which is part of a group operating principally in East Malaysia and Indonesia, was recently established to market a leading make of motor vehicles under a sole dealership arrangement, invites applications for the following positions: MANAGER- INDONESIA (heavy trucks) The Manager, who will be based in Singapore,566 words
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Advertisement517 1979-09-01 14 GUTHRIE SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED Applications are invited from experienced and suitably quohtied candidates for the following positions:SYSTEMS ANALYSTS These positions ore open to candidates with demonstrated skills and experience in systems design, presentation and implementation The successful candidates should be University graduates with more than 3 years' experience in both517 words
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Advertisement518 1979-09-01 14 BMETRD DEPARTMENT STORES r requires PERSONNEL OFFICER who will report to the Personnel Manager and assist him to provide personnel services to the Organisation. This is a new position, created as a result of reorganisation and expansion in the Personnel Division. THE CANDIDATE we arc looking for •ho«ld(1) be interested518 words
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