The Straits Times, 28 September 1979

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1979 25 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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    Lock icon U.S. MOVE TO HELP THAILAND
    595 1 As new battle looms in Kampuchea... NEW YORK, Thursday THE Carter administration has started urgent consultations with allies and the US Congress on steps to help Thailand overcome the pressures posed by Vietnam's new major offensive in Kampuchea and the worsening refugee problem along the
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    Our best day at Sea Games
    137 1 Our best day at Sea Games SINGAPORE'S athletes and sportsmen had their best day in the South-east Asia Games in Jakarta yesterday, winning four gold nit-dals and a Fairplay trophy. The day's honours went to the trap shooters, who bagged the individual gold medal through Tan Boon Huat and the
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    Lock icon Ban on demos
    35 1 TEHERAN. Thui-s The Iranian authorities yesterdaj banned all Kurdish munition demonstrations in tlve VMUtI towns following I MTiM o( euerilla attacks which left at feast five dead and 30 wound cd Reuter
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    GUESS WHAT'S HAPPENING?
    80 1 GUESS WHAT'S HAPPENING? WHAT'S this? A new breed of barbers who give a quick cut while you're waiting for the bus? Looks like a real nifty job minus the trimmings of a hair saloon. You find yourself the most comfortable seating position on the roadside stone marker and get the
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    Getting students prepared for national service
    677 1  -  JUNE TAN By THE Ministry of Defence has launched a six-month pilot scheme for senior Singapore Armed Forces officers to sit on advisory committees of 19 secondary schools and Temasek Junior College. The officers of or above the rank of captain j will prepare
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    Lock icon Madrid bomb
    43 1 MADRID, Thurs. A bomb knocked out windows at the Health Ministry in downtown Madrid early today but caused no casualties. Police braced for other possible terrorist attacks on the anniversary of the execution of five anti-gov-ernment guerillas four years ago. AP
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    Lock icon 707 drops casings, then turns back
    98 1 LONDON, Thurs. A Caribbean-bound British Airways Boeing 707 carryforced toT^S? here Srdav soon after take oft'Sse^nVoM^ngnes lost four metal casThe metal parts fell in a field a few kilometres from Heathrow airport and only metres from Mr Harry Turner, a 43-year-old farmer, who comment-
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    Lock icon Soviet threat to scrap Moscow Symphony tour
    243 1 WASHINGTOtSI, Thurs. Soviet authorities, stung by the recent defection of five prominent Soviet artists, are having second thoughts about going ahead with a tour of the United States by the Moscow Symphony Orchestra set to begin next week. The booking agent for the
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    How the others are taking it
    913 1  - How the others are taking it LEONG WENG K AM By THIRTY Malay and Indian Singaporeans interviewed about the campaign to promote the use of Mandarin accept that it is directed at their Chinese compatriots but a number of them feel uneasy about its intensity. The handful of Eurasians interviewed
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    Lock icon LATEST 60 DIE IN AIR RAIDS
    63 1 LATEST 60 DIE IN AIR RAIDS LONDON, Thurs. Sixty people died and 12S people were injured during South African air raids on southern Angola yesterday, the Angolan news agency Angop said. Anglop, in a telexed despatch to Reuters, said four Mirage bombers struck a furniture factory in Hulla province while
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      141 1 THREE-YEAR PRE-U IN SIX MORE SCHOOLS Page 8 CHINA says 'yes' to Taiwan aid offer 2 VIETS get set for big dry season push 3 US puts out feelers for truce talks I ZIMBABWE firm on retaining security forces 6 BIG SEVEN agree on concrete steps to ease energy crisis
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      Lock icon China says 'yes' to Taiwan's aid offer
      361 2 China says 'yes' to Taiwan's aid offer BEIJING, Thurs. China has welcomed Taiwan's offer to help the mainland Chinese with agricultural expertise, saying that Beijing desires to strengthen exchanges between the two sides. Mr He Kang, vice-chairman of the State Commission for Agriculture, told a news conference here yesterday that
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      Lock icon Top officials in Henan sacked and arrested
      217 2 Top officials in Henan sacked and arrested BEIJING, Thursday A NUMBER of top officials in the central China province of Henan have been removed from all their posts and arrested on counterrevolutionary charges, the People's Daily said today. The paper said the officials, including Mr Shen Maogong, an alternate member
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      Lock icon Congress 'yes' to transfer of canal
      152 2 Congress 'yes' to transfer of canal WASHINGTON, Thors. The US Congress gave final approval yes terday to legislation that implements the transfer of the Panama Canal to Panama ovei the next 2t years. The House voted 232 to 188 to approve legislation that sets up a new I S-con trolled
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      Lock icon Ohira is set to boost majority, say polls
      331 2 Ohira is set to boost majority, say polls TOKYO, Thursday JAPANESE Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira today appears to be within sight of increasing his parliamentary majority in the general election on Oct7. Two national newspaper surveys indicated that Mr Ohira's conservative ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and the communists are
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      Lock icon PAVING WAY FOR TIES TALKS
      174 2 PAVING WAY FOR TIES TALKS MOSCOW, Thurs. First contacts between members of the Soviet and Chinese delegations negotiating the return to normal relations between the two countries were made today in a working session which excluded the delegation leaders, Chinese sources here said. The meeting was believed to include discussions
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      Lock icon A BRIEF ENCOUNTER OF THE NUDE KIND
      86 2 PAINSEVILLE (Ohio), Than. Stealing magazines from the neighbourhood store Is nothing new, but Lake County authorities are looking for a man who has added a new twist to the crime. Police said he walked Into a food store in Painesvllle township on Monday
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      Khmer issue: Asean may seek priority
      295 3 Khmer issue: Asean may seek priority ASEAN, sharing Western concern over the deteriorating situation in Kampuchea, may ask the UN General Assembly to treat it as a priority item, the New Nation reported yesterday. The newspaper, in a report from its New York -eporter. Ed*ar Koh. said that Asean. however,
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      Lock icon Blaker: We back Asean move on Kampuchea
      251 3 Blaker: We back Asean move on Kampuchea MANILA, Thursday BRITAIN would like to 1 see a neutral government in Kampuchea and welcomed the initiative taken by Asean to debate the issue at the United Nations, Mr Peter Blaker, Minister of State for For- i eign and Commonwealth Affairs, said here
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      Lock icon Radio talks row 'close to being resolved'
      148 3 Radio talks row 'close to being resolved' GENEVA, Thurs. A po- litical dispute over the chairmanship of the World Radio Conference, which has delayed the forJ mal opening of the meeting for four days, is close to being resolved, officials said today. Delegation leaders representing 1,700 delegates from the 148
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      Lock icon VIETS GET SET FOR BIG DRY SEASON PUSH
      257 3 BANGKOK, Thursday preliminary plans to launch a "massive dry season offensive" against the Khmer Rouge forces loyal to Kampuchea's ousted premier Pol Pot. Stronghold It said 'hat Gen Dung, who holds the rank of Commander of the Vietnamese Armed Forces, was the
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      Church rejects use of force but warns...
      391 3  -  ABBY TAN By Our correspondent in Manila THE powerful Roman Catholic Church, claiming that it is under increasing pressure from certain quarters to sanction violence as a means of changing the government, has come up with an official stand rejecting the use of
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      Lock icon WORLD BRIEFS
      175 3 WORLD BRIEFS NEW DELHI: Caretaker Prime Minister Charan Singh has launched a new political party which will compete in India's general election expected to be held in December or early January. The Lok Dal (People's Party), a merger of Mr Charan Singh's Janata Janata-Seeular group with a socialist faction, pledged
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      Lock icon Schoolboy's investment that's solid as a rock
      135 3 <.X \M> RAPIDS, Thurs. A rock that schoolboy Dan Oelnso bought at a Colorado souvenir shop last summer Is turning out to be the best IS 75-cenl (S$l.(l) Investment he could have made. Karller this month, the (•rand Rapids high school student decided
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      Lock icon Sinatra meeting with the Sadats
      66 4 SINGER Prank Sinatra and his wife Barbara (left) chatting with President Sadat and his wife •lihan, when they met at Mr Sadat's residence in Giza, on the outskirts of Cairo, on Wednesday. Mr Sinatra, on his first visit to Egypt, will perform at a ballroom
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      Lock icon US puts out feelers for truce talks
      342 4 US puts out feelers for truce talks UNITED NATIONS, Thursday THE administration of President Jimmy Carter is sounding out Israel, Syria and a number of other Middle East parties on setting up an international conference to impose a truce in Lebanon, US officials said yesterday. One objective is to replace
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      Lock icon Include PLO in Mid-East peace bid, urges EEC
      229 4 Include PLO in Mid-East peace bid, urges EEC BRUSSELS, Thurs. The European Economic Community (EEC) has for the first time officially advocated participation by the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) in a settlement to the Middle East question. EEC headquarters here issued yesterday the text of a speech delivered to the
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      Lock icon Booby-trap in car kills one
      70 4 TEHERAN, Thurs. A booby-trap planted in a car yesterday exploded and killed one passerby and wounded nine others in Mahabad Azerbaijan province, according to the city s prefect, Mr Abolhassa Fazeli. The commander of the Iranian security forces in Mahabad declared in the newspaper, Eyhan,
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      Lock icon Land-buying won't disrupt autonomy talks
      232 4 Land-buying won't disrupt autonomy talks ALEXANDRIA, Thurs. Egypt and Israel have agreed not to allow a row over an Israeli decision to allow its citizens to buy land in occupied Arab territories to disrupt talks over Palestinian autonomy. A diplomatic clash marked the morning session yesterday with Egypt denouir--ing the
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      Lock icon 10 years of slogging with a vengeance
      157 4 NEW YORK, Thurs. Immigrant housewife Hanife Gjonbalaj devotedly mopped floors for li years at the World Trade Centre and srrimped I SSII,«M (Ss2l,*M) Her ambition was not a piece of the American dream. Albanian-bom Mrs (ijonbalaj was saving to put oat a contract
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      232 4 f^ ,^TI f PEKING'S VOX POPULI: Peking fK.I ~j has been hit by a new wave of JfMB^I a «bmbWl»*" V citizen protests, and the jv J Government s response has "''flj^Hß^B^S surprised even its critics. viSpS!*J|^ Instead of routinely crushing w^^M_ ~~i I^L^nKT tne dissidents. China's new ■P'W^ P"■
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      Lock icon Zimbabwe firm on retaining security forces
      378 6 Zimbabwe firm on retaining security forces LONDON, Thursday ZlMBABWE'Sembattled administration is prepared to walk out of the London peace talks if Britain tries to integrate its security forces into a guerilla-dominat-ed national army, a senior minister in Prime Minister Bishop Abel Muzorewa's delegation said yesterday. The minister, who asked not
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      Lock icon Many old faces in Dacko's cabinet
      281 6 Many old faces in Dacko's cabinet BANGUI, Thursday THE new president of the Central African Republic, already facing mounting public anger, has announced a cabinet which includes several ministers from deposed Emperor Bokassa 's government. President David Dacko's move last night could stir up more fury among students who have
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      Lock icon 47 injured. in blast
      58 6 STANBUL, Thurs. A total f 47 people were injured yesfrday in a powerful explosion n a building housing chemical iboratories. authorities said. The blast occurred after a ire broke out in the building. I ■he explosion blew the roof off fie structure and demolished le minaret
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      ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD
      64 6 ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD A CABLE car conductor, with nothing better to do, reads a newspaper at the end of a line in San Francisco on Wednesday after the IK-y ear-old cable car system was shot down far long overdue repairs. The shutdown of the system will take
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      Lock icon Limann's priority to cut cost of living
      141 6 ACCRA, Thurs. The first priority of Ghana's new civilian government is to cut the cost of living and improve the quality of life. President Hilla Limann said. Talking to senior civil servants yesterday, Mr Limann. who was sworn in on Monday < to
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      Lock icon 'Big sums for secret deals kept at home'
      317 6 Big sums for secret deals kept at home' PRETORIA. Thursday SOUTH Africa's former propaganda chief Eschel Rhoodie told a court here yesterday that he often kept tens of thou- sands of rand in cash in his house for use in secret payments. Dr Rhoodie, facing seven charges of fraud or
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      Lock icon Doubt over Iran may push prices up
      274 7 Doubt over Iran may push prices up GOALS SET FOR OIL IMPORTS FOR 1985 LONDON, Thurs. ■tinty about the proapectl for Iranian oil exports is undermining want market confidence and might push*oil prices <>\en higher in the next few months, oil industry sources said yesterday. They said Saudi Arabia's one
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      Lock icon Big 7 agree on measures to help ease energy crisis
      275 7 Big 7 agree on measures to help ease energy crisis ENERGY ministers of the world's seven major non-communist industrialised nations agreed yesterday to take several concrete steps in an attempt to ease the second world energy crisis of the decade. Mr Masumi Esaki, Japan's Energy Minister and < hairman of
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      Lock icon Graft probe
      39 7 COLOMBO, Thurs. Sri Lanka's government yesterday decided to appoint a commission to investigate allegations of corruption against present members of parliament Tho commission due to be appointed by President Junius Jayewardene, will hold sittings in camera. AFP.
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      130 7 COLOMBO, Thurs. The Sri Lanka Government will send a delegation to oil-producing countries in the Middle East to ask for oil supplies at reduced prices, Minister of State Anandatissa de Alwis said. He said yesterday the delegation will present a petition, written in Arabic, English,
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      Lock icon US pledges anew to hold down oil imports
      179 7 US pledges anew to hold down oil imports PARIS, Thursday UNITED States Energy Secretary Charles Duncan pledged anew yesterday the Carter Administration's determination to impose tight import quotas to hold down American use of foreign oil to 8.5 million barrels a day in the next five years. Mr Duncan's pledge
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      274 7 NEW YORK, Thurs NKW VOKK banks have encouraged a wave of bank robberies by advertising themselves as warm and friendly in the image of a nurturing mother. "I think the bank robbery situation in New York should be properly called 'bank rape, said
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    SU students impress US scholar
    254 8 ONE of the first impre tion Scholar Betty came into contact wit pore students was the tion and dedication. She said this was a refreshing change compared with the growing apathy and disillusionment among some American students. Miss Starky, who is doing research on Japan
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    Annual meet
    28 8 THE Seletar Hills Estate Residents Association will hold its annual general meeting on Sunday at 11.30 a.m. at Jalan Kayu Catholic Welfare Centre, 251, Jalan Kayu.
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    Mandarin course for Poly academic staff
    164 8 Mandarin course for Poly academic staff THE Singapore Polytechnic Academic Staff Association (Spasa) will hold a Mandarin coarse for Its members in late November in response to the Promote the Ise of Mandarin campaign. Non-academic staff are also welcome to Join, said Spasa's president, Mr C. Paiel, in an interview
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    6 more schools to start three-year pre-U classes
    346 8 6 more schools to start three-year pre-U classes AT least six more secondary schools will have pre-university classes stretching over three years when the new term begins next year. This is believed to be a move by the Education Ministry to satisfy the growing demand for such classes. The schools
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    Journalist acquitted
    62 8 A JOURNALIST who claimed trial to a charge of inconsiderate driving was acquitted by a magistrate's court yesterday without his defence being called. Mr John Lim. 26. of the Business Times, was alleged to have swerved into the lane of a police car without giving proper signals ai
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    GIRL DIES IN ROAD MISHAP
    73 8 SCHOOLGIRL Nurezah binte Ahmad, 13, died when she was knocked down by a lorry 50 metres from the junction of North Buona Vista Road and Commonwealth Avenue yesterday. Nurezah, a Secondary Two pupil of Ghim Moh Secondary School, was crossing the road when the accident
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    Stage Club comedy
    51 8 THE Stage Club is presenting a comedy, Boeing. Boeing, as part of the Ministry of Culture's Drama Festival on Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. The performance will be extended to Oct 5 and 6 at 8 p.m. and Oct 6 at 2.30 p.m. at the Cultural
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    Case of the 'well known' brothel: 8 fined
    190 8  -  POON KEEN MUN By A BROTHEL here was so well-known that even Thai prostitutes knew about it before entering Singapore, a district court heard yesterday. The girls would telephone the operators of the brothel from the Causeway or go to the flat
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      482 8 Australian Apple Pear Corporation RETAIL INCENTIVE SCHEME The following retailers hove won prt/es at the Australian Apple and Peor Corporation "Retail Incentive Scheme" kicky drow mode on Thursdoy. September 20. 1979 at the oMice ot the AuMrokan Trode Doubt* r.lurn trip on th. "Cm- 3 TANG ME I LIM l«ur"
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      305 8 MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH EXHIBITION, organised by the People's Association at Toa Payoh community centre. On till Sunday. RIBBON FLOWER EXHIBITION at Lowland Road community centre at 8 p.m. HOME SAFETY TALK in Mandarin by Madam BMM Lee Chin at Bukit Ho Swee community centre at 8 p.m. TALK ON
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    Shell steps up energy saving programme
    298 9 IN THE wake of rising fuel costs and a potential crude shortage, Shell Singapore's largest refinery group is intensifying its energy conservation programme. It will invest about $26 million over the next three years to reduce energy use and recover energy waste, according to
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    MacRitchie concert
    33 9 THE North Zone Music Committee of the Education Ministry will be present a concert at Macßitchie Park tomorrow at 4.30 p.m. Choirs, dance groups and ensembles will perform at the concert.
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    Students who master mind computer
    325 9  - Students who master mind computer TAN CHEE TEIK By THE best computer programme written by the pre-university students attending the computer appreciation course at Monk s Hill Secondary School is to make the computer play a popular indoor game called Mastermind with the operator. The teacher in charge of the
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    UNTIMELY END FOR $10,000 SCOTTISH CHICKS
    177 9 UNTIMELY END FOR $10,000 SCOTTISH CHICKS FIVE thousand chicks Imported from Scotland were buried here last week becaue they died before they could be delivered to a poultry farm la Malaysia. The chicks, In M cartoons, arlved at Paya Lebar Airport forn Edinburgh In a KLMRoyal Dutch Airlines flight on
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    Move on divorce law: Call to church leaders
    798 10  -  NANCY BYRAMJI By SINGAPORE church leaders were urged last night to take the government's proposed amendments to divorce law "seriously" and work fast to submit their views to the Select Committee. The deadline (or representations is Oct 24. Anglican pastor Rev James
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    Waiting period is bone of contention
    397 10 A BIG point ol contention at the churches' forum last alght a* proposed amendments to the divorce law was whether the waiting period was becoming too snort. If the Woman's Charter Amendment BUI Is passed, couples can be divorced alter two years' desertion by
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    Caretaker claims 30,000 hours' overtime pay
    257 10 Caretaker claims 30,000 hours' overtime pay THE Amalgamated Union of Public Employees (Aupe) has served claims on the Ministry of Health (or more than 30,000 hours of overtime payment for a caretaker formerly working in a government dispensary. The caretaker, now retired, was said to have worked between 16 and
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    For charity
    36 10 THE Singapore Japanese Association will hold a charity bazaar on Oct 12 at its Scotts Road premises from 10 a.m. The proceeds of the bazaar will go to the Singapore Cultural Foundation and charities.
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    Kung-fu display by TV stars at N-Theatre
    247 11 Kung-fu display by TV stars at N-Theatre sIS«.\IM)KKANS ran nee (or the first time their favourite film stars staging kung-fu demonstrations at the National Theatre on Oot 17 and 18. Seven such Hongkong and Taiwanese artiste* will be flown in by Cathay Pacific for the two-hour Might and Sound Variety
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    IMF gold auction
    37 11 THE International Monetary Fund has released forms inviting bids for the next monthly gold auction on Wednesday. These forms are available at the sth floor office of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, SIA Building
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    New factory
    27 11 THE MP for Kolam Aver. Mr Snick bin Saniff, will open Nikko Electronics Toy Pte Ltd in Kallang Way on Oct 6 at 10.30 a.m.
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    A note of regret before death fall
    197 11 A YOUNG grass-cutter wrote a note to his parents expressing regret for "not being able to repay them" before he jumped to his death from a block of flats, a coroner's court heard on Wednesday The body of Poh Choon Leng. 23, was
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    Making waves in 4 areas
    230 11 A FIVE-MEMBER delegation from Telecoms and the Department of Broadcasting is representing Singapore at the 10-week World Administrative Radio Conference (WARC) in Geneva which started on Tuesday. The delegation is led by the divisional manager of Telecoms (radio operations), Mr Lim Toon. The others from
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    Cool reception for 'parents in class' idea
    486 11  - Cool reception for 'parents in class idea TAN CHEE TEIK By A CLOSER link between schools and parents is necessary for the promotion of moral education. A Sin Chew jit Poh editorial, advocating this last w&k, suggested that at the lower level, schools "throw open the classrooms to parents so
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    Two films
    30 11 THE National Museum will screen two colour films for students at its premises tomorrow at 10.45 a.m. These are entitled Just a Flight and Rembrandt. Admission is free.
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    Swoops may have crippled drug ring
    451 13  - Swoops may have crippled drug ring K. S. SIDHU By NARCOTICS officers have arrested a 31-year-old Malaysian and detained 22 Singaporeans in a series of raids which is believed to have crippled a syndicate which has been smuggling ganja into Singapore over the past six months. The Malaysian, said to
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    Fitters' deaths: Chief Officer fined $5,000
    179 13 Fitters' deaths: Chief Officer fined $5,000 CHIKF Officer Tong I'att Cheung, 34, was fined $5,« M by a district court yesterday after he was found guilty of causing the deaths of three fitters through his negligence. The court found Tong guilty of causing the deaths of Messrs 800 Chlng Chua,
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    Three cities in India to get a taste of S'pore experience
    170 13 Three cities in India to get a taste of S'pore experience THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will carry out a large-scale promotion in three different cities in India for the first time from today to Oct 20 to step up intraregional traffic. Plans are under way for Singapore food and
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    Charged with five armed robberies
    137 13 CHUA Ah Hock, 28, was yesterday charged in a district court on five counts of armed robbery and one count of robbery involving $12,712 in cash and valuables. The alleged robberies were carried out in Pasir Panjang Road, Lim Chu Kang Road, Pandan Reservoir, Jalan
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    Cheques for $320,000 goods rebounded on him
    288 13 Cheques for $320,000 goods rebounded on him WITHIN eight days, a businessman issued cheques to pay for $320,695 worth of goods which were later dishonoured by 15 firms, a district court heard on Wednesday. Tan Beng Zon, 58, sole proprietor of Kirn Kam I Exin House at People's I Park
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    Elderly Group
    24 13 THE Elderly Group of MacPherson community centre will organise a Mooncake Festival get-together at the centre on Oct 4 at 8 pm.
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      374 13 It's fun living in a cardboard box ...unless you have to JH .^a^ai Jfl F Ja^B^L^afl i These children love their cardboard house But covered to render them independent of the they are only playing. Too many really do have to weather. Tomorrow, perhaps, it could be entire eat, sleep
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    DPP's method of bringing in new documents comes under attack
    1560 14  -  T. F. HWANG and BEN DAVIDSON By 6 Had there been no case for the accused to answer, none of those documents now being complained of would have been produced. They are coining in as extras as if they were
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    Counsel: The defence should have been given an idea of case for prosecution
    168 14 Mr Tan replied: "The documents were produced because of the evidence-in-chief of the accused his total denial of knowledge and his total denial of involvement. They were not being used to impeach his credit as such but
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    One-room flats: Income ceiling raised
    227 14 One-room flats: Income ceiling raised THE Housing Board has raised the income ceiling for the renting of its one-room flats from the present $400 to $500 with immediate effect. The income ceilings of $500 for rentingtworoom flats and $800 for three-room units remain unchanged. A HDB statement said yesterday that
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    New SIA 747 is Super B
    59 14 SINGAPORE Airlines' third Boeing 747. which arrived here yesterday, Ls a 747 Super B model, and not a 747-SP (Special Performance) as reported in the Straits Times on Thursday. The Super B has a larger (Kissenger load. All nine 747 lanes on order by
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    Smoking fine
    37 14 A HAWKER, Mohd Cassim a 1 T S. Edrees, 34. was fined $40 by a district court yesterday when he admitted smoking a cigarette while cooking food in a baiklane off Owen Road on Wednesday.
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    MISCHIEF CHARGE
    56 14 PAC KIKISAMY (iunaseßaran, 25, was charged in a district court yesterday with committing mischief b> burning a woman constable's blouse on an SBS bus travelling along Bukit Timah Road on Wednesday. He claimed trial to the charge, and the rase will be heard on Nov 1 In ourt
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    Higher wages policy will tell by year's end: MAS report
    353 14 Higher wages policy will tell by year's end: MAS report THE repercussions of the government's recent policy switch to higher wages and greater productivity will be felt by Singaporeans late this year and early next year. This was indicated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore last night in its latest
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    TRIO GET 3 YEARS, ROTAN FOR ARMED HOLD-UPS
    261 14 TRIO GET 3 YEARS, ROTAN FOR ARMED HOLD-UPS TWO men and a teenager were each jailed for three years and ordered to be given 20 strokes of the rotan by a district judge yesterday when they pleaded guilty to two charges of armed robbery each. The judge, Mr Rahim Jalil,
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    Lock icon Op snip-snip to get back their bus passes
    451 15  - Op snip-snip to get back their bus passes WONG MOH-KEED By FORTY students from a vocational institute who had their bus passes confiscated for sporting long hair carried their own operation snip-snip outside their school yesterday. The boys who were told not to return until they had cut their hair
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    It's Mr Peter Kwok
    74 15 A MINISTRY of Trade and Industry administrative officer. Mr Peter Kwok. was seated next to the director of trade. Mr Ridzwan Dzafir, in yesterday's picture caption showing a meeting between the Minister (or Trade and Industry. Mr Goh Chok Tong. and the Australian Minister (hi S|p<vial
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    Children's party
    41 15 A SPECIAL Children's Day party tor 60 underprivileged children will be held at Pei Chun Public School in Toa Payoh today at 10.30 am. The deputy director of primary schools. Mr Wong Tong Hoi. will be the guest-of honour
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    Night tour
    29 15 yt'KKNSTOWN community centre youth group will hold a night tour of Wonderland. Sin Chew Jit Poh. Bugis Street and a vegetable market tomorrow For details, call WII6O
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    Scholars make a quiet entry into the labour movement
    392 15 Scholars make a quiet entry into the labour movement THE NTUC has been re- I cruiting more and more scholars since it set out on a talent-tapping programme to boost the i professionalism and competence of its full-time staff The latest is a Colombo i Plan scholar, Mr Lew Syn
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      105 16 reatly-10-UMBaii 1 fashion house opens ioday al 219 211. 2nd f loom Deninsula Shopping Complm Special offer for every purchase of; J |^Wj^ >C $50.00 1 free tee-shirt worth $5.90 J $75.00 1 free Hawaiian shirt worth $13.90 K^?k 7**~ m riV (while stocks last) Ready-to-wear pants are available Q
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    Seven more services go OMO on Sunday
    439 17 THE Singapore Bus Service is to convert seven regular services into one-man-operat-ed (OMO) buses on Sunday. This is the biggest single conversion by the SBS since it announced its intention early last month to have its entire fleet of 2,300 buses gradually become
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    CONSTABLES GET NEW IN-SERVICE MANUAL
    130 17 CONSTABLES GET NEW IN-SERVICE MANUAL THE S[>pcial Constabulary has introduced a new Inservice training manual to provide Its members with the basic skills and knowledge to discharge their duties and enhance professkmaliim in the 10,000 strong force. ding to the latest issue of Roll Call, the bimonthly publication of of
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    Launched Europa mag to keep Asean posted
    143 17 Launched Europa mag to keep Asean posted THE Bangkok-based European Commission representative office covering the Asean countries launched the first quarterly issue of its magazine, Europa, yesterday. Its editor, Mr George Wijnand, who is here on a fact-finding visit, said Europa would publish information about the EEC and developments that
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    Kicking the smoking habit
    86 17 Kicking the smoking habit YpUNGBERG Hospital will conduct a five-day course to help smokers kick their smoking habit. It is being held to mark the National Health campaign which begins today. The free course consists of five consecutive sessions of group discussions, film shows, lectures, and demonstrations to probe the
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    'Bogus cops' charge
    80 17 KAMARUDIN bin Hassan. 24. and Teo Chuan Tee. 32. were jointly charged in a district court on Wednesday with pretending to be a police inspector and a sergeant respectively I'nder such pretence, they allegedly attempted to arrest a Mr Tan Yu Yen at a room in Hotel
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    Spring-cleaning that ended in death
    127 17 A YOUNG woman factory worker who decided to spring clean iier house one Sunday morning fell lo her death when shf lost her balance while cleaning the window-panes, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Chia Choo Gek. 23, was found sprawled in a pool of blood
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    SMTA music competition winners
    87 17 SMTA music competition winners SEAH Geok Teng won the first prize (piano, junior section) in the ninth annual music competition organised by the Singapore Music Teachers Association at the Cultural Centre last Friday. Lee Kein Yip was second and Schutz Lee was third. Other winners were: (Intermediate) first Sharon Foo
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    KL WOMAN SEEKS MISSING SON IN SINGAPORE
    137 17 A MALAYSIAN housewife, Mrs Farveen Abdullah, arrived In Singapore yesterday to search for her missing son, Mehamed Ran Abdul Majld, IS. She believes he Is living with some pen pals In Singapore. Mohamed Rafl, a Form Four pupil of St John Bnklt Nanas
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    Zoo outing
    23 17 THE Kampong Eunos community centre management committee will organise a Children's Day excursion to the zoo on Monday at 9 am.
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1979 MUTUAL HELP
    9 18 The Straits Times FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1979 MUTUAL HELP
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    Lock icon Where children drown on their doorstep
    370 18 BANDAR SE R I BKtiAU \N. Brunei: The people of Kampong Ayer, the "water village" of this tropical capital, are being given lessons in life-saving and resuscitation because of growing concern over the number of children who fall into the water and drown. Police
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    Lock icon Type of mess the world economy finds itself in
    947 18  -  GEORGE SHORT By in London FINANCE Ministers and other officials of countries attending the annual meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund starting in Belgrade on October 2 will be hard put to try to find new solutions
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    Opinion polls say 'No' to Japanese rearmament as a military power Japan has the capacity but not the will
    952 18  - Opinion polls say 'No' to Japanese rearmament as a military power Japan has the capacity but not the will PETER CLARKE By Our correspondent in Tokyo FOR more than three decades many Asians have wondered whether the Japanese still harbour dormant ambitions of rearming themselves as a military power. After
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      How social science can be useful
      837 19 Meed for a clear recognition of the modest limitations of this discipline l.«ok into whole area of social science subjects taught Find out just what's amiss Straits Times, September 25. I MUST respond to Mr Koh Boon San's cri dv ooeur (ST, September 25).
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      Co-op is prepared to sustain 'loss' on graduation photos
      324 19 I REFER to your report, "Cheaper graduation day photo this year" (ST, August 31) and the letter. "Graduation day pictures could still be cheaper" by Jackson l>oy, Hoon Wee Lian and Michael Heng (ST, September 11). Before any talk about a
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      Stepping up action against the litter-bugs
      106 19 PLEASE refer to the letter by Victor J. Coulson concerning the condition of the beach and jogging track at East Coast Park (ST, September 14). I would like to assure your reader and other members of the public who use the beach that every
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      How about a course for those in
      99 19 building line? 1 READ with pleasure in your paper recently that the University of Singapore is going to conduct five year part-time degree courses for civil, mechanical and electrical engineertajr. Applications are opened to Polytechnic and Ngee Ann graduates with working experience. How
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      Employees who lose out on NWC awards
      267 19 Employees who lose out on NWC awards AIX)NG with many others at middle management level, I did not get any benefit from the National Wage Council awards in 1978. Rather, because of tho resultant increased cost of living, the NWC awards resulted in a dimunition of my income and loss
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      American spellings should be adopted
      99 19 SINCE the Ministry of Education has employed or is going to employ expatriate Knglish teachers from Canada and the United States, would it ac eepl •center" for "centre" and "color for ■•colour'"' As I see it. the spelling of ■center" is true to its sound.
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      New centre divider opening with lights
      138 19 New centre divider opening with lights YOUK writer "U-See (ST, September 12) may be pleased to know that currently work is being carried out on the construction of a centre divider opening at the Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8 and Avenue 1 junction which will be controlled by traffic lights.
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      How can Singapore become a 'brain centre' this way?
      175 19 WE HAVE heard so much from both government ministers and many local technocrats about the call to make Singapore a "brain centre" for the region around us But sadly, and ironically, the call is not always followed up by action. Just
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      No difficulty
      56 19 I WOl'I.I) like to inform your reader "Blue LC (ST, September 18) thai there is no difficulty for a permanent resident to be issued with a work permit. "Blue 1.C." may wish to seek job assistance from the Ministry of Labour's Employment Service at Prince Edward Road. WONG
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      So, chin up, Sirs!
      85 19 I AM not too sure whether graduates make better teaohers, "Dr Goh's plan for better teachers," (ST, September 20), but this much I wish to say my wife and I were taught by some of the best teachers we had, all uf whom happened to be
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      236 20 I TWIN ISETANS <V Doubling the height of Fashion And now we're twins to give you more variety, more facilities more convenient shopping mmm*. much, much more fashion ideas. Ik Isetan Singapore and One More new store Isetan Orchard. ISETAN ORCHARD C I Ground Floor Selection Mister Minit .Quality Ladies
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      139 22 A New Eye-Opener at Isetan Orchard. H HBHO BP^ f^r i P Kimpodo opens its second store right in the heart of Opening Specials' mi fc^^ra-sssr*--;.* m~* Hh X I rxi PO-DO to flatter all taces. And don tlorget. Kimpodo Optical t»-st «t Kimpodo. I IIXIIU IK V^ LsKJ Store
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    Batam interests big sawmillers
    263 23 SOME big Singapore sawmillprs are keen on investing in Batam Island because of the tax incentives offered by the Indonesian government. Their interest comes in the wake of the return of a mission from the island on Tuesday. Disclosing this yesterday, the president of the Singapore
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    Four charged with hurting man
    80 23 Four charged with hurting man THREE men and a teen- j ager were jointly charged in a district court yester- day with voluntarily caus- ing grevious hurt to Mr Ong Wah Guan with wood- < en poles. They are One Chwee, 39, Ong Lye Kiat, 27, Ong Tian, 32. and
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    BUANG GIVES UP JOB AT HOTEL
    172 23 MR BUANG bin Karim, 56, who was stabbed during a police confrontation with three men at Hotel Mornlngslde in River Valley Road recently, has given up his part-time gardening Job there. He was discharged from the Singapore General Hospital last Saturday after spending It
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    The building pace good for five years'
    397 23  -  S. M. MUTHU By SINGAPORE'S building industry is poised for speedy growth that could last for the next five years, six contractors and developers agreed on Wednesday. They said that though it is not exactly boom time now, the building industry is in
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    Joint venture architects: The first 'must'
    290 23 Joint venture architects: The first 'must' ARCHITECTS seeking joint ventures with contractors, under a proposal now before the Ministry of National Development, must first opt out of practice as consultant architects. They can, however, continue to practise as architects designing only those projects awarded to their joint venture companies. In
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    Club picnic
    22 23 COMEX Singapore, an adventure club, will organise a picnic to Pulau Hantu on Oct 7. For more details, please ring
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      262 23 f I Today's lesson LM is about malt Every popular whisky is made from blending pure malt whiskies and less expensive grain whiskies. J V Malt costs at least twice as much as grain.And more malt means more f character a more distinctive taste. Teacher's contains more malt abL- man
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      237 23 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp t ARB V °U\\ I I CAN'T EVEN GET I I HOW ABOUT YOUR I AS LONe AS YOU CAN'T SO I anoJ™ V IDDIN v ENOUGH GAS TO HAND MOWER? IT ANYWHERE YOU MIGHT AS vono HERE'S NO I! OPBRATE MY
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      CLOSING PRICES
      189 24 IMK lasi transa. led ready sal* at the close "I business on the SUck Kxrhanße (if Sinßa mputi wnh in* 1 prp\iou.s •h.r with 1979 high and lo» Adjusted tor si rip rights is.su«m Closing tone: Steady. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1107 24 BtpudoOß i.n.cs<>((in»lly Itsted iii.l business in .in ifported to the Stock Kxrhange of Singapore yes:i'i.Uy with the number of shares i. iliii shoun m b,n,k.M.s in lolsof l.m Urils unli-ss oflHntrtji wpKl All T.m«. Seltlemenl Contracts stasrsar-TS ■;ir MCnONOm IMUSTKIM niMMFRCIAL IMIMKIAI *I»MMhR»IAI lJ|Hi2b«»S| H W v
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      Govt and corporate bonds
      56 24 4 1/2<X 1/8/80 (250.000) (98.508 *****) 3l*l 15/9.80 (250.000) (98.528 98.705) in* i/3/si ,250.000. osisb 98.205) titf™ 5 ,250.000, k98^983^/^. ,*****0) (9820B9840S) >«"•««») F 7^15/4/85 (250.000) (100.455) TJ, 1/8/85 (250,000) (100 40S) 7 1/47, 15/4/86 (*****0) (ioijos) iaom) I i: 1510/86 (250.000) (4) iT X .5/10/93
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      1653 24 BE) aid .>!!•-! pTteaj a%ka) listed I and hula— in aad reportad lo U» Kuala Lumps Si.« k bdtaji yn ..li> »nh (h.- number of shin-, town in bracked in I.Xs I.MO «Ua ual— arkiahM apart IMHSTKIM.s UnaaU-HBHI trh.,- VMM Ira (0638 064 s „4 063(6)064 H km'
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        381 25 SYDNEY, Thuis. Mining ■ham led the market higher following the take-over bill an nouncemeni by CRa for itii Smilh. dealers uM There was i ontinued buying m the Nabarlek Uranium joiniventure partner Kathleen Investments ami strong Interest in base metal producers as world prices continued bullish. With
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        Zurich actively higher
        347 25 ZURICH, Wed. Share prices rose on heavy foreign and domestic demand fuelled by high-market li(|uidity and yield (insider. itions, but closed MM the days Ix-st levels, dealers said Cainers among actively traded hanks included bearer shares and participation certificates »f Union liank. Swiss Hank Corp. Bank LEU
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        278 25 AMSTKKDAM. Wed. Shard pi urs rloaec mainly firmer wiih I'nilovci anil Royal Dutch i so ami l mi guilder* Uglier in Dutch internationals, dealers ■rid XI.M recovered from pester daj after hours levels 10 slum a MM guilder fall from yesterday's official close. The Dutch Ftaance Mlnlatrr
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        Govt stocks higher on the LSE
        739 25 LONDON, Wed Government stix-ks K i« nt u l' Il) S X point in longer dated issues following the exhaustion of the KxrheqHer 111 4 pet cent short-dated r.i|i si.K-k. dealen said Dealers noted. btMW, thai Mime shorter-dated storks hail pared earlier gains on
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        Duty rates
        87 24 THE MALAYSIAN Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from September 27, until further notice: Robber: 279 cents a kilo; Copra: M 51.035.48 a tonne; Palm kernel: $955.75 a tonne; White pepper: (4,656.16 a tonne; Black pepper: $3,155.64 a tonne; The rates of duty payable
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        205 24 THK KII.OBAR market lor gold (or Singapore delivery opened at $26,437 and c losed at $26,540 per kilo yesler day In the Far East, gold (or London delivery, opened al L'SSatl.OO 382 00 After some initial profit tak inn which took the price down lo $380 00 381 00.
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        124 24 THE STRAITS tin price recovered $10 to $1,972 per picul in Penang yesterday on an offii rial offering down 26 tonnes to 170 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady but forward buyers slipped £15 to 1:7,130 per i tonne. < LONDON: Tin on the day i was up
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        31 24 Rubber: Sept 27 Singapore: October: 288.50 cents (up 5.25 cents) Malaysia: October: 288.50 cents (up 5,00 cents) Tin: M 51,972 (up $10 Official offering: 170 tonnes (down 26 tonnes)
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        32 24 LONDON: Copper BrieM M UiMn«-N<lay (previous in hiackcls i Wirebar Spol 1:1060 1.1010); sellers 1.1061 (L 1011); Three Month taptn 1.1061 11:1010). sellers ***** (1:1011 > Market Mac: Kirm Sales: 22.750 tonnes
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        507 24 OPENING prices in the Singapore rubber market yesterday were marked up about 2.75 cents and later gained further ground on some forward demand, dealers said. Selling reserve and covering interest also contributed to the firmness while a stockpile statement from Los Angeles concerning the disposal and acquisition of commodities
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        73 24 Mm in S.M HAS W( MRELB i SMK I >MH(.l' •-MK -MR 10 sMK 20 n\IH M •H .nd.sV MK |KK»> 1 tm p«ll»l 1 t..n pdlrl I lonp«ll»i I u»n p«ll#l I u.n pdUt 1 l«m pallet I tm P.1W >rst«rdayOclobrr I utrr.l Mlkl Ku>rr. S»llrr.
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      310 24 SHARES closed only marginally higher at the Stock Kxchange of Singapore yesterday following profit-tak-ing which cut short a brisk opening rally. Baying orders carried over from Wednesday made for a buoyant opening reminiscent of the bull market of yesteryear. This was followed by some profit-taking with a
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      343 24 PROFIT-TAKING in the afternoon offset earlier gains and prices closed on a mixed note on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Selected counters, however, continued to advance, which suggested that there was still a good deal of steam left in the market. The New Straits Times industrial ordinary
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      605 24 THK IS dollar came under sellin pNMM again in ihp SinKaixn forex market >fst»'iii.i> and dro| ped below l)rul.M'h<> mark 1 7500 fc Iho first lime sim-e the Nnvemh) In si Carter defem-e paikage la: ypai < >|»nmK at (2 1430 40. the IS un M lo
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      24 24 THK average raU- at which major .Slngitporr bank* are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is B.S per pent.
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      387 25 THE Hongkong and Shanghai Nanking Corporation announced on Wednesday il will sell 90 million Hutchison Whampoa ordinary shares to property group Cheung Kong Holdings, in what is considered one of the biggest stock market deals in the British colony. The sale, worth HKS639
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      281 25 S'pore Bus interim profit of $8.61 m SINGAPORE Bus Service (SBS) Is hopeful the revised bus fares implemented from the beginning of this month will result in satisfactory profits for its current financial year ending in December. As for the first six months of the year, the company announced on
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      193 25 NEW YORK, Wed. Strength in natural resource and oil issues helped the stock market to a modest gain in active trading despite weakness in some glamours and blue chips. Allied chem C'p 42 Allis-Chulmers 36 >S Ami Airlines 12 Am Tel Tel 55 Am. n IUC 44 uni'l) Ik'thli-lii'lii
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      454 26 II EMPLOYMENT FEMALE FAST TYPISTS required Reply with particulars and contact telephone to I.iMked Hag Service No 1. Maxwell Road CO. h pore 9106 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK requir ed urgently by an interior furnishing company Call personal- '>: al L';,4,;.' v"|)1 '',r 1/i, rk iv"lr V" pore Olosi or'';"' aliw>s
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      340 26 BBbW-H V^fl ffM|l L'.V"r atWaa%WM bbbbw*V^Bbl EM^b! MATSUSHITA pp BcriCiniJ MOTfIR PRECISION MOTOR (S) PTE. LTD. urgently require*: 2 FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS (PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT) Raquir.m.nl.: ISi a* a Pleasant personallt) rtir.2f.22Ef I«^ MATSUSHITA PRECISION MOTOR (S) PTE. LTD. BLK 4. IST FLOOR AVER RAJAH .ND EST SINGAPORE 0513 TEL: *****88
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      747 27 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant c> Sales Jl blTUallOnS vacant Si.^ A Laad.no Motor F,-m b) Secretarial and M Clerical SALES REPRESENTATIVES salary plus attra.nv, ..,m ,,,,5. BPrFPT.ON.<iT/TVPi<;T ,l.n,e,,iu.v reception.s. mtws. urgently requ,t»d by company m Apply with lull r.tum. and teteSEW Phon.numb.rto, el or its equiva- ST. Bo> A*****.
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      374 27 II EMPLOYMENT GROW WITH US. Con binatlon i'> Ltd requires an md, pendent girl for office equip ment showroom Tel 22J9280 1 or writ* with full par'iclars lo Oil. Nehsons Building. ;'4 Peck needs ,^^^l U^l hold products Aura, l,ve mission plus allowance/ bonus Apply personally Friday Sa ur day
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      430 27 M~~^^ if I M W// f */V/ V C^< <<' requires i lAI BRANCH MANAGERS cwnCßlcuren (B) "plj VISORS/ SUPERVISORS/ TRAINEE supervisors Start.ngsa.ariescommen.su- company is expanding very rapldly 4*+^* ...n.r w.th non h r.,urn.bl. p«..port photograph lo Rob.na House. Shenton Way. SmgaIT ow V f/VmU^ VfA IAIU S=« M« QUIRIES
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      781 27 II EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCED VEHICLE ELECTR SALESREPRESENTATIVES CIANS required Must have 2 I Long establi.hed Br.tnh Company year, of working experience requires Fxperlenced Sales Preferably holders of NTC 3 Representatives in the scientific Please call Miss View Tel: *****6 I and instrumentation field for interview mm^^h.^ low.ng qual.teatwns:- EXPERIENCED LETTERPRESS a,
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      333 27 II EMPLOYMENT I->f faa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a^ T .aaaaaaaaaaaaaßsaaflßW m^M DCDTO flllnTl-rU MANUFACTURING C Tr, PTE. LTD. Due to rapid expansion we BT vacant IffiSS»«l*
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      337 27 _^a a-ejwT~ K^^ sHlll^^^^^^bV 'J k. IL' J V HaF^^^T^ff^^S Mfjl•l j I 1 UN.ON CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE LTD requires (I)ASSISTANT FITTERS/ FITTERS National Trade CVrlif.cat Grade HI in one of the fol j Rry^;.!?,^ k::;h^radesXin^an^1?:: iSSSfeg^^f Basic wage of $1.95 to C 2 spared to work t^MMt" (2) ELECTRICIANS
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      625 27 II EMPLOYMENT "f* U, mr^^^es o f-sVI f) General DUSefl6SS\_jll f*T^^^ ■-^#-w-*^ eV—^l A CONSTRUCTION FIRM „n Fxpenen, < -we are going technicalWe are mv it ing ex(»-r,en, ed |„,,,,.,Kr.l|l inexperienced per son s:: re, ,,Kn,,ed I echm, al 1 us, number to. The Ma lions to jo.n us He/she
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      371 28 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant C *> General c WAREHOUSE STAFF vssas I working hours (S day c fringe txnehts and trans- portalion provided 3 P...., DD..to P""" PPrMANAGER JW.ONGTOWNPMT OFFICE s.NGAPORE9i6i 4 o:,.r'u::::^= and Nile tint) requires .apancse cook Mus, experience wth attrar- j $:tto c CAPTAINS v,:;,:;;-;..r;;;;":.:;;: it
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      436 28 "°S Cw'ortln^^saiary $200. c.n r^r^^^c^^^n.' ivil Engineering Firm require.. one male works Ahl. in nke level site :|sf~E exp. S»HaS~! and prepared to work over A east (iCKO level TWO MALE LANO SURVEYOR MA|™!B( TK O- level with Must be prepared to work l;;, N, one male storekeeper At least
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      289 28 II EMPLOYMENT r I I LaaWi ASANI l^J I p^^*«o«ni a^pj B^^B"*^~^BIB^b1 HH||| .k > 1.11 f| L». t pieULttLl -yaw PtPW^P^T^PiW B\a^Mji][JUißUjT7TTlsmj^H B9ffl*jH"lEHsH!Tßal ltB3!SHllllH KillffcUJUjii^^ F^^^"Wl f W^ T W—^^S J^ khß^B^B^U MW JWJW F'J ~J I/ fjl 'ji'l TUTifll fcrj;ja VtJMPPiWMMeJ ICT»Tt~i *T7«T 1 iT« 1 iTf/TiT' 1
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      330 28 .aME^S^?WBi iwTiwWl I fcja3Le»ftt»e» '""^rH MALF AND FEMALE f»ctoryo4«a™ls bfcMI"S)KILLbU CAPTDDV nDCDATIUCC rAL lUH V UrtKA I IVtb •M-ou.WOOOPIIODOC'SD.V.S.ON. .No 3S training W>H be grwen Age 16 years and above We accept Singapore r,t,7on Q.nnannrp LlllZen, bingapOre P^^ 31(1 Malaysian Citizen Besides BasK; Wage. Transport Allowance and sssrPOSSlble earnings per
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      280 28 II EMPLOYMENT I bPPV B^^^-^Bj t^ J iTril^l IhH I PVVMPPVW BTyTjTgTT^TgTjT.™ ■^k^^M^a^^^e^B^_B^A^(^H I I B*^ EQ| I. 17 k WM'. B^eUAleieWeL latafl WffWW'l I B^L^^&v^^^^^^^L^BJ I U 11 I BF.'H»T7 I b« IW I I I BPRT'MaiTj I KmUBMBK I I C3S9 I IeJU^JI I I Will I efTfl^H
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      615 28 II EMPLOYMENT KANAKANA JAPANESE "v" FULL TIME/PART TIME t^TT™^ WAITRESSES FW^ Artracli»e ulery and benefit. JJ(') t''ls'' caM P"«>naiiy from 12 f^ IST FLOOR ki-^Bl -sfM?» ELEctßOlux BE THE FIRST IrSSHFr"S —"3!^ Pl>! the worldwide and eetablnhed A9o293giving particulars Sw.di.h hou.ehold .pplicance. manufacturer KWONG WAI SHIU HoipfTAL 70S s«.ng«H, Ro«.,
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      278 28 /if^ k rT^K' I IwJ J v* J#> FXPFRIFNrFn -asssssbwanted lor our Retail Store. aswsr.wasai sh,(Us up to 10pm Uniforms pro I v,ded Basic salary up to $350 pe j llllinlll montn Appl, wnl.ng ...t.n, ..p^Mnc *SoSsPTEL?D 1101/1104, tong building Singapore 0923 SINGAPORE 0923 Enclo.mg.non-r.lurn.We ~T^ JO^k <Sy ?;r.,r COMPUTER
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      573 28 II EMPLOYMENT PHI DS I^^ ■■■Ba.ieT^e.F require- I I 1. STORE A <?QIQT AMTC W. h.v. immetliale .Kancie. lor _AlTr: s Completed Sec 4 sir"',, mj-jv^', r °«<** 7>7 > CFNFRAI WORKPRC: General Store work z) t.tNfc«*l- WORKEHS Successful candidates will be ex- P... ,n per.on dur.n, There is a
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      316 29 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation, Vaunt masseGses MAbbbUbfcb rf He'iuhCenir; nn 'W' yOPen'di Experience not necessary but applicants should be attractive and hardworking »i«77 *****77 lor.ppo.nlm.nt MESSENGER/ OFFICE BOY re i .n,'( r:ny,n y J un,r,g nronUc[^ 1 No *****5 for appointment NEEDEXTRAMOHEV Err—::;:: instrumenLs are provided PK.»Contact u n c«u:
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      330 29 POIO BTiNGAfOHI COME GROW LUWt UMUW WITH US AN OPPORTUNITY YOU KfJ NOT M'JKrEriM .nd ou, ..l.r, .tructur... Inn,. beneM.. work.ng .Imo.ph.r. and .I.M racr.al.on.l I. c.H1.1... th. beat o^^No'veXVr^Te"'^ quire additional staff to FtF^"" h ENGINEERING eulcT SHIFT SUPERVISORS possess a National Trade Certificate In Electrical 0" A"tast 5
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      395 29 II EMPLOYMENT OFF.CE BOY REQUIREO Atfe rSrJSTr IESH^SS between 10am and 4pm. bring usual documentary proof ana photograph OFFICE BOY REQUIRED Age;, bove 116 One Printer, able to handle small offset machine. Interested I Tel: *****7 during office hours f-'^ t ~m Ba#Alal#f AH nGwVLOn IW%oWWl%fll ENGINEERING* T^T :^r ow
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      317 29 11 HH^ BHH RnMH|| Ml^^al Hf| C O 9^_OIH_KSB^_ I |Hm«9PPpJH I VV BB r a !fBaBJIVlBV!I>H Mj J] M JtM H^H HSffl^llM bbWI'^JJ II ■■ilafißßlafl Baffaffl You Can Make MESA ACCOUTitS Clerk bb— S' o 4^r.nm^ years' experience or p PrTncip^l Passes "and 1 year experience. I(T hook keeninß
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      706 29 II EMPLOYMENT I /filS"*!?^ N if 3 1 111 I Mai. Sinoaporaam who h.«. _l ««a I compiled N.S. and who are cil g, I prap^d lo work on .h,ft. Q^ C| f M. FACTORY *St^* 5. m w I <1 —^UMiJMaaie M^W -i TECMNICIANb U^l^ ra cw d OCE
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      589 29 I II EMPLOYMENT WANTEO FEMALE CASHIERS nd 8) Tutori* IS^-'r^stS 3? P l02t" ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICS WANTED PART-TIME FAMILY Tutor wanted Please call tel Orner IntoreaKd please call *****79. (Today Tomorrow, *****23 WANTED PART-TIME INSTRUCWANTEO PUMP ATTENDANTS At- TOBS to teach Radio &TV Servtractive salary Apply personally Icing Apply with
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      425 29 111 VEHICLES BOA F T I W^B^Z I JWi] «r2L*L^SE, Ambostodor ToorJ I Travel I Te1'*****11 JJI CONTINENTAL RENT- AC AR offers new aireondilioned Mer00"'^ '°r special aval abe Tel:»*****/257^38 H /Vll\ P A CTP PHI 'c f \bAblbKol \Oj UNITED Rent-a-car o^TXZ, Daily. Weekly Momhly Soe .ii C.,,s W
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      476 29 TS APRIL 1977 FIAT I.IIS 1800 c wltl TrSs!"™ $1.4.4 Interested ca*****8W0 aug «7i hatch* i™» AUG. 97 DATSUNmoqa In exce 31 1 m I'ARK elig hie Prlre' |6ja«OJl!oJ Call: 2mS»2 Ay HOND» iso (-'..nr 4 nmnih, old T^,p™n<llt.on SeUmg ffiSS^ tyr" BEAUTIFUL 1974 MERCEDES 280 S. metallic fold, alloy
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      623 30 II HI VEHICLES 4 BOATS 111 VEHICLES* BOATS 111 VEHICLES BOATS -i i —J' 7 48 v^icu,.Frxsale I JULY 1,77 MAZDA 808. one lady 2TiSfrn7i n.aint.l!?i 'vfJS'w'Si £ntaTnW'i tSSrrokknVo^hon 1c1 c irrrj'^r:; JUNE TJ AUSTIN 1300OT Mark iiU 1"*"1"*" T, •22£, con<l'tlon $7.7000 no Tel *****71 LATE WTO BMW 2800
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      587 30 CTT.D I fk^f BBk BBk DDCQQ KKt O O best value foryourcar OrtUC Trt vUMC IU the right PLACE r»-F»WSi AT SUPER-CAR- MART Vir NGKEONG SPORE 1232. 9SSI9SA *****9U OCCIO7C *OT I*M) A« J975. g^d^^ R^ TeV VoyS?A CEUCA 1.7. Sports rims. alrcond. showroom condition 51-A. Koon Seng Rd. $9,900.
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      589 30 1»72 MERCEDES 2SOS airrond. sftr&w rong 6. 192 Geylang Road Spore 143(i 1,72 MBM CLUBMAN 1000 Sports rlms. excellent condition PARF «7,M ono Te, *****, £gySJ»fflrUS SSwasMrwa: $8 000 on o View Mobil Service Station 870. Dunearn Rd. Spore 2158 ,»S COLT QAL ANT 181 Alrrnn S»^S^": «7i datbun 1300
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      569 30 r ,»7, TOYOTA 1200 one owner, air{arssr^ tv, TOYOTA COROLLA. 1200 re. metallic paint, .-assette Tel: *****60.78 Kirn Pong Road (0316) SnV^VOJMGL SSr SJ^Ez New tyres wllh alloy wheels 7«, D«l»«y "o^ 8I»¥«B»Komd dat.un ,ooa s P°rU rlms- console box Showroom con<mlon. Selling $14,600 Tel: *****85 ,ST7 DEC. CORTINA 16L.
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      796 30 It7t TOYOTA CRESSWA 2000. 1 WANTED TO BUY Good Used Cars zsiyiarri s;m,«^ with full car accessories In very Road or lei *****1/ *****1 Mr good condition Enquiries: Yeo *****77 Robert Llm wanted- iaaa üm r ,-irvfnr im OWNER Colt Galant 2000 "rapor any«o\sTsed cats an< G^R.wlth many extras. Contact
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      1155 30 f tirtips friday nrnnprtwK W MjW %*rm\S W •'•^'kj j r r B^B^B^BiB^BlB^BlB^B^BiB^B^MBMBMB^B^BWBB^B^B^B^B«BlB^BB«BiB^B^B«B»BBl ■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBB^BVBIBBBBBBBB^B^B^B^B^Bi bWUBWHIUHBB I Jff WJ I against TERMITES, COCKROACHES, RODENTS, ift, ants, mosquitoes other pests <Q I ML for INSPECTION ADVICE TREATMENT 10l 10l IIVOrCV/ I IUI», MUVIUt, I nLMIKILIM I, [H DWXTnVM7TT U*T Tel: *****5 1
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      480 30 HAVING DIFFICULTIES FINDING A W^l^Z^wim) -.r;;: c^:-oda TION? Consult us for prompt. sij^AnK r .'ndT' Saturday) SELETAR HILLS. SINGLE-STOREY semi-detached, furnished. $650 2-storey semi-detached, unfurSSfiJT '.STMISS?: =S= iS* Quiet convenient location Fully furnished with 5 alrcon unit/ CA A *****54 -is-^jj^^-bunoaluw IN DIST 10 3 bedrooms, patio, large matured garden
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      1126 31 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES B^ DfT*rHfn HTOISFS BISHOPG/ITI JlOm WN lOHG P«K J720.000 OEI TWNG HAM PMIK W50.000 JuKT $*?2 g™ IS SSS r7rWi.ii duT t«nnnrt n«2n 112 oSSS CIEMINTI PM)K 5450.000 "KIT lUNGGAI »OAO WOO.OOO »»00ll»I0N PMK J600.000 K,tcmima THOMSON WIL J340 000 TFBDirr uniKrc Ifc RRACt HOUSES MILUR ROM)
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      743 31 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES i WE HAVE READY clients looking I for Terrace/ Semi-detached Houses in dlsts 15. 16. 17 Owners I OFFICE SPACE contact SAMCO -no obligation I .w.n .m c cftD cai c *****7/ *****7. AVAILABLE POM SALE IN EXCLUSIVE OPPICF HUH niMP 56 F^tOfy SUN/ OFFICE BUILDING i
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      421 31 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES WOH HWP COMPLEX. Beach Road. SHOPS FOR LEASE I'enmsula groundfloor. 402 sq ft Best loca- shopping complex 129 Ist floor tlon Urgent Sale $93,000 Sum- 231.2nd floor Contact :i«2B:i:i ml t Property *****30 Miss Corlna Teo or Mrs Martha Lim nMl.^ml,4 SMALL SHOP UNIT in Mezzanine THOMSON
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      335 31 BETTER ANSWERING facilities to economise .na.lah.e telex. secretaruU m.ulinK serv,. «S"« 5 A L|CENSEO MOKEY rhßl||.er sSSsHiSS ested. please write 10 The Adveruser. 36 Chulia Street. Spore 0104 or please paone ***** or ATTENTION to.II manuf.ctur.rs in Sing^.K.lH lr> „n develop BIG PROFfT ,or yOU h. >o" >'"" products to
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      1190 32 IV SERVICES BUSINESS VI EDUCATION TRAINING I I MH— L -Jlll MARTINA'S SALON 11-Atairnhill 80 H.,rdre..in 9 X^p-eUj < HA,RORESS,NC COURSES COM- < > SFSe-H 7 -1 *****36/ *****11 ext 750 Spore 83 Packinn/ Opens dally from 10.00 am ATT OTVII lana nantm 8J PBCKing/ 1200mldnlghl Al I larKjUaQC CCfITrC
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      763 32 VI EDUCATION TRAINING l I IMPORT/ EXPORT PROCEDURES _SSEy.?SK ao^ stn°^. T I SSStSSg Sri? ssa-^K^srs-s? V7ir\_..-> merclal Tralnlni Centre 208 Joosareßecom.ngha-oe-10ge. Queensway Shopping Centre i you need Dene-quai.Jicalws Tel *****6/*****2 centre 1 The L<XHjonCnamoe-olComme-ce f IIMEi Th,se«arS!Si,on,s me only Private '"S&tXZSSZSr I Em!2?t£S2l l En,c» me ITC' .iS SSiSiVo!.
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      796 32 VI EDUCATION TRAINING I PASS YOOR EXAMINATION easily j^'SK. 0 SSiSSVuSS 103 Tuition X T-Td' T^^S. I j^^.^^.ssrs'ss reer Adviser. Dept YL7. The centre on Individual or grou RaP'l R«ulLs College (London), basis For information contac Maxwe|, Road pQ Box 3173 43»m. 44.4343. Singapore. 9051 R*.-_4« bilingual toachw* givin r.".^l^.!,y-n>!!T-,/B^".Iv'sh
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      66 33 The family of the late MRS. LIM BO SENG withe* to thank all friends and relatives for their kind sympathy, donations, wreaths, and attendance during their recent bereavement. The family would also like to express special thanks to Prof. Lim Pin, Or. Benjamin Chew, Rev. Gan Boon Gua.i, nurses and
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      140 Acknowledgements
      145 33 LEONG CMUN KIT departed 25.9.79 The family can but poorly axpreaa their heartfelt gratitude to MINOEF, Commandant and all ranka ol SAFTI. Captain Amaaha and the SPT Unit. Inspector Thomas Da* of Traffic Police, Temaeefc Junior Col- i lege and all friends who ao gallantly rallied round in
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      44 33 I Members ot Civics Group E4/77 of T.m.s.l. jumo, co.^.. P,or~r. ot Temaaefc Junior College and members of the college send their deepest sympethy and condolence to the family of the late j i Mr. Leong Chun Kit lor their recent bereavement.
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      142 Deaths
      239 33 AMBROSE (VICTOR) RUFUS aged 79 passed away peacefully on 269"9 leaving behind his daughters, sons/ sons-in-law. grandrhildren It great grandchildren. Cortege leaving 40 Ean Kiain Place on 29/9/79 thence to Mount Vernon Crematorium at 5 pm No wreaths please MRS. EVANGELINE R. D'CRUZ passed away on 26 9.79
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      40 33 IN LOVING MEMORY of our mother and granny Madam Takamorl Yoshiko who left us five years ago this day (29.9.74). Sadly mlssEd by her loving daughter Celine Lowe and granddaughter Michiko. May her soul rest In peace.
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      18 33 TAJ M* W*N Oeperted: 28 September 1978 REMEMBERED BY BELOVED WIFE 4 FAMILY. HBHHbVbVMBHHBHbVB
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      15 34 Domestic users to pay more for power Rise of 2.6 cents a unit from Monday
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      140pc JUMP IN MAS PRE-TAX PROFIT
      130 34 140pc JUMP IN MAS PRE-TAX PROFIT KUALA LUMPUR, Thurx. The Malaysian Airline System (MAS) recorded a 14* per cent Increase In profit for the period ended March 197S despite disruption of services daring; the last quarter of IJ7B as a result of industrial action by employees, It was announced today.
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      211 34 Why govt has to control supply of fuel KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, said tonight that the government would not release an unlimited supply of fuel into the market as this could lead to fuel being smuggled out of the country. Speaking in
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      54 34 PENANG. Thurs The Snake Temple has been rated the most popular tourist spot in Penang among foreign tourists, according to a survey by the Tourist Development Corporation. TDC research and training director Syed Abdul Rashid Syed Ahmad said the foreigners, especially the Americans and British, found
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      29 34 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The government intends to regulate the activities of all private employment agencies, the director-general of the Manpower Department, Mr Mahmud Idris, said yesterday -NST.
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      139 34 Couple jailed after f ever' plea failed PENANG, Thurs. A 57-year-old beggar, Yon bin Ibrahim, was jailed two months by a Syariah Court here after it rejected his plea that he was found moaning in fever and not in ecstasy from committing khalwat (close sexual proximity) with a 44-year old
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      316 34 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS fiction writer (7.8). 5 I must get on with me work! 1 Workman in quiet wood(7). (12,3,2,3,2.2). 5 Bejewel a noble child first (7). 6 Princes way to get our of debt 9 Ordinary upright character could be harmful (10) like Julius Caesar? (5.4). 7 a.
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      408 35 RACING ...with FAIRWAY KINABALU GARDEN looks set to re-enter the winning list in Race Five at Bukit Timah tomorrow. The four-year-old by Spoiled Lad came off the mark in July when he came with sustained run to win over 1,200 metres at Bukit Timah.
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      31 35 THE HAGUE, Thurs. Chrisii.in Sandow, of West L^rmany. won the fencing ?vent early yesterday to lake [he individual overall lead at ihe world junior modern penalhlon championships here. Reuter.
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      258 35 Parlov beats Mundine to win berth in final (.lORIZIA (Italy). Thurs. Yugoslavia's Mate Parlov won a chance to chal lenge for a second world boxing title when he beat Australian Tony Mundine on points over 12 rounds here last night. The bout was a "semifinal" eliminator in the soarch for
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      Lock icon Format change backfires
      497 36 Format change backfires AKRON (Ohio), Thurs. A change in format, designed to bring in more foreign entrants, backfired and has served as a source of some mild embarrassment for the World Series of Golf, All three European eligibles, including British Open champion Severiano Ballesteros, of Spain, and a Japanese professional
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      Lock icon Borg retains Gold Cup
      321 36 ESSEN (West Germany), Thurs. Swedish ace Bjorn Borg beat Die Nastase, of Rumania, 6-1, 6-4 here last night to retain the $40,000 (485,600) Gold Cup in an invitation tennis tournament. Borg beat Harold Solomon, of the United States, 6-2, 6-3 last night in his opening match
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      168 36 LONDON, Thurs. Britain's Sandy Lyle is almost 3.000 points clear at the top of the European golfers' Order of Merit table, with only the points-earn-ing tournament remaining. British Open champion Severiano Ballesteros, of Spain, who has topped the table for the last three years, is his
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      234 36 NEW YORK, Thurs. Ted Turner, the American skipper whose yacht, Tenacious, won the stormravaged Fastnet race off Britain last month, says many of the skippers in the contest did not properly equip their vessels and thus were to blame for their own misfortunes. Writing in Motor
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      Lock icon Wolves look strong challengers for title
      517 37 LONDON, Thurs. The Wolves are back and on the prowl again, with former England captain Emlyn Hughes leading the pack. It is like the old days at Molyneux, home of Wolverhampton Wanderers, who 20 years ago were one of England s great soccer teams.
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      Lock icon Milan's Oriali nets winner for Italy
      514 37 FI.ORKNCK (Italy), Thurs. Inter Milan midfielder Gabriele Oriali headed home a perfect pass from World Cup ace Giancario Antognoni to give Italy a 1-0 victory against Sweden in a friendly soccer match. Oriali, springing free in the iienalty area, headed the ball out of
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      Lock icon Poland disappoint in home draw with East Germany
      221 37 WARSAW, Thurs. Poland's Group Four F.uropean Nations' Cup clash with Kast Germany ended in a 1-1 draw at Chorzow yesterday. After a goalless first half, the match, watched by M,IM fans, burst into life In the (Ist minute when Haefner gave Kast
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      188 37 I.oNIX)N. Thurs. The South African "Barbarian" rugby tour seems to have weathered the storm of official protest, and the "multi-racial" squad is now expected to arrive here on Monday, as scheduled. Their ei^ht matches will lie played at Exeter in Devon, anil the four home
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      Teen wonders decide: Exams come first
      264 37  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By TEENAGE wonders Peter Hill. Stewart Ballard and Jeremy Yeo may not be taking part in the Singapore <)|>cn squash championships, which start on Oct. at the Kallang Squash Complex. They will he preparing for December's O-level examinations. Hill, the Pakistan International
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      Lock icon Clear win for Spaniards
      49 37 TEL AVIV, Thurs. Three second half goals gave Spain a clear-cut 3-0 win over Israel in an Olympic Games football qualifying match last night. A crowd of 20.000 saw Victor (53rd) and Portugal (59th and 84th) put an end to Israel's first- half resistance. AFP.
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      Lock icon Chinese team set record
      98 37 HONGKONG. Thurs. A Chinese pistol team broke the world record in the men's 25 metres standard pistol event yesterday in the fourth national Games in Peking. The New China News Agency said the team scored a total of 2,307 points to better the existing world record
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      Lock icon Vella scores only goal
      42 37 VALETTA (Malta), Thurs. Hibernians beat Dundalk, of Ireland. 1-0 in the second-leu of their European Cup first round hcic last night, vella scoring the only goal in the 61st minute. But Dundalk went through 2-1 on aggregate. UPI
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      32 37 REYKJAVIC, Thurs. Barcelona beat Iceland's Akranes 1-0 in their first-leg European Cup-Winners' Cup first round soccer match here last night. Carlos Rexach scored the only goal after 57 minutes. Reuter.
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      Zaman reaches last eight
      117 37 Zaman reaches last eight TORONTO, Thors. Second-seeded Qamar Zaman, of Pakistan, advanced to the quarterfinals of the world Open squash championship here last night. Zaman defeated unseeded Gawain Briars, of Britain 3-1, and will meet No. 1 seed Bruce Brownlee, of New Zealand, in one quarterfinal match tonight. Brownlee beat
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      Lock icon West Indies name 16 for tour
      139 37 PORT OF SPAIN (Trini- I dad), Thurs. The West Indies Cricket Board of Control yesterday named 16 players to tour Australia and New Zealand later this season and next year. The announcement, sinned by Board secretary Harold Burnett, said that the possibility of taking
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      Lock icon Tan outshoots David Oh in gold showdown
      468 38  -  JOE DORAI By Road race to Van Aert JAKARTA, Thurs. Tan Boon Huat won the gold medal in the South-east Asia Games trap event after an exciting shoot-off against Singapore compatriot David Oh at the Senayan range here today. The two competitors tied
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      Raja puts matters right on absence
      132 38  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By SINGAPORE Softball Association secretary T. A. Raiasingam did not travel with the national men's and women's squads to Jakarta for the South-east Asia Games because he was unable to obtain leave. Raja and Lee Yoke Ten were the two Singapore officials
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      Singapore teams hold third place
      124 38 JAKARTA, Thurs. Singapore are lying third in both the men's and women's team event after the first day of the Southeast Asia Games gymnastics competition here today. In the men's division, Singapore are already assured of a medal as there are only three teams Singapore,
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      Lock icon Bangladesh, Lanka want to join Games
      207 38 Bangladesh, Lanka want to join Games JAKARTA, Thurs. Bangladesh and Sri Lanka have asked to join the South-east Asia Games Federation. Federation president Datuk Sri Hamzah Abu Samah said here yesterday that both countries would be applying to the Games council for membership. "But I don't think it's likely that
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      Lock icon Seoul keen to play hosts
      222 38 JAKARTA, Thurs. South Korea are likely to step in as hosts of the Asian youth soccer championship in place of China, according to Asian Football Confederation president Datuk Sri Hamzah Abu Samah. However, South Korea will have to receive the approval of the AFC council.
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      BY ROYAL COMMAND
      407 39  -  JOE DORAI Profile...By JAKARTA, Thurs. When a king issues an order, the task must be carried out. And this was certainly the case with Indonesia's Prasetyo Nurningsih (left), dubbed the "Queen of Archery", following her five gold medals at the South-east Asia Games. Prasetyo, 24, won the
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      Junie bags her fifth gold
      400 39  -  KEN JALLEH Jr By Quek steals the thunder from the Item brothers JAKARTA, Thurs. When the skies cleared today, after many rainy days at the Senayan Complex pool, it must have been a good omen for Singapore, for immediately after the start of the final
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      No medals but they were no pushovers
      410 39 JAKARTA. Thurs. Singapore's soccer team failed to win a medal at the South-east Asia Games, but coach Jitta Singh still feels that they delivered the goods, reports JOK DOKAI. Said Jitta today: "We didn't promise anybody anything, though I had been silently confident
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      All the results ... All the results ... All the r
      904 39 All the results All the results All the r BADMINTON Men SiaKlrs I Mum LUCKBM Suraporn (T) hi lav Ah NgO (S) U 13, 15-7; Hastomo Ardi 1 1) hi Wont; S»Hm Keat (S) 1> 10. 15-7 I feu bin Handid Jaiyen fretvha Tupiyare<> (T) bl I.cc Ah Ngo Wong
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      Rahim's hat-trick wrecks Singapore
      417 39  -  GODFREY ROBERT By Malaysia 3 Singapore 0 JAKARTA, Thurs. Singapore's hockey gold dreams in the South-east Asia Games went up in smoke today and their destroyer was 22-year-old Abdul Rahim, making his international debut for Malaysia here. Rahim hammered three sizzling shots off penalty corners that
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      32 39 Indonesia Thailand Burma Malaysia Singapore Philippines Brunei G 75 41 23 16 15 13 S B 56 41 34 16 22 14 28 31 18 21 19 34 J 1^
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      429 39 ft W Heartiest Congratulations I ISETAN ORCHARD IS BORN JM on the occasion of their official p^ opening on 28th September 1979 U SINGA BATIK HOUSE (PTE) LTD. |1| I ii CONGRATULATIONS ISETAN EMPORIUM (S) PTE. LTD. I on your Official Opening of your ORCHARD BRANCH Equimed Sato (Pte) Ltd
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      34 39 THE programme for Badminton (N), <■>- today, the eighth day of cUn < A >> tootbM (if), ,he Souths Asia A) < Uames (M morning, (M-A), table tennis (MA afternoon and N A-N), tennis (M-A), volnight). leytatll (A-N).
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    72 40 LONDON, Thurs. The |K>und surged ahead on world foreign exchange markets today and the dollar plunged on unconfirmed reports that the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) was twitching from dollars to sterling for oil payments. The pound was trading on European markets at U552.2132. almost three cents
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    370 40 Fraser govt shaken by Sinclair's resignation CANBERRA, Thurs. THE shock resignation of Primary Industry Minister, Mr lan Sinclair, accused of misconduct in his business affairs, badly shook the government of Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser today. Mr Sinclair, who ranked fourth in the Australian cabinet, resigned early today after an official
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    Durga — goddess of strength
    165 40 Durga goddess of strength HUNDREDS of devotees of goddess Durga flocked to the Kalavana Mandapam half In Serangoon Road last night to attend a pnja (prayer meeting). An Image of the goddess, weighing St kilos, was flown here on Tnesj day from Calcutta for five days' special prayer organised by
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    Lock icon Attack by Zimbabwe
    45 40 SALISBURY, Thurs. Zimbabwe fora's struck guerilla targets inside Mozambique today. A brief military command communique gave no indica- tion of casualties or damage. It described the operation as a "self-defence move" against bases of Mr Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Union. AP.
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    Lock icon Phnom Penh agrees to aid plan
    342 40 BANGKOK, Thursday THE Phnom Penh government has agreed to an international relief programme in Kampuchea and will allow two international organisations to open an office in the Kampuchean capital, a statement! from the two groups said yesterday. The UN Children's Fund (Unicef) and the
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    Lock icon Indonesia raps invasion by Viets
    180 40 UNITED NATIONS, i Thurs. Indonesia today condemned the Vietnamese invasion of Kampuchea in the Gener- al Assembly and said Kampucheans must determine their future free of I outside interference. New Zealand, in a similar vein, told the assembly that there could be no peace in
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    Lock icon Saudis keep oil ceiling at 9.5m barrels
    367 40 Saudis keep oil ceiling at 9.5 m barrels JEDDAH, Thurs. SAUDI Arabia, the largest member of the oil cartel and the supplier of 20 per cent of US oil imports, announced yesterday that it would continue through the end of 1979 to turn out one million barrels a day of
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    203 40 TOKYO, Thurs. The Japanese Government has triggered an outcry here against the Russians after it confirmed that the Soviet Union had built military installations on a North Pacific island claimed by both coun- tries. Deputy Vice-Defence Minister Akira Shioda told reporters here last night
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    47 40 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The US Government is to put up the equivalent of US$l million (552.14 million) in land and subsidies towards a planned "Holocaust" museum in Wash- i ington to honour the memory i of Nazi death camp victims, the Washington Post reported today. AFP
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    54 40 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MOM PEGGY TAN CHENG POH. Aged 36. passed away peacefully on 27 9 79 leaving behind beloved husband Lawrence Tan and only son Joseph Cortege leaves 1111 H. Blk 303. Aye 6. Ang Mo Klo. Spore 2056 at 2pm for Church of St Francis' Xavler and thence
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        76 9 2"** I^BBBMBMBMBBMI Copyright 1979 by Henry A. Kissinger. From the forthcoming book White House Years, to be published by Michael Joseph Ltd and Weidenfeld and Nicolson Ltd. Congratulations Best Wishes to I ISETAN I I on the Official Opening of their I Orchard Branch from WVj "FUSEN USAGI" BABY WEAR.
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        295 14 Encyclopedia of The World and its People Opens wide a new world of discovery! l T ■^r\a^)WJRT l ispT7swa H^, Who are White Russians "> Where do people wft^A m bpeak Urdu? Why did Chinese women swallow live tadpoles? You'll find the answers to these questions and thousands more, in
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        259 15 Mt&e straits times I BIUNGCALMGE fi^SiINBOOKFORM h2 <jSd*Bt}g>«iss:»^n a nSiie£±i«s^^ By popular demand and to help promote bilingualism, the articles and stories that appeared in The Straits Times Bilingual Page over the past year have been re-edited and grouped under suitable headings and published in a magnificient book This Collection
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        2834 17 ©Shell International Petroleum Company Scholarship Applications are invited from qualified candidates who are Malaysian or Singapore citizens for one Shell International Petroleum Company Scholarship for the Master's Degree in Energy Technology beginning in January 1980. The scholarship is tenable at the Asian Institute of Technology (A.1.T.) situated in Bangkok, Thailand.
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