The Straits Times, 16 October 1979

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1979 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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    CHINA TIES: FEWER SNAGS
    567 1  -  NGIAM TONG HAI Mochtar: Position has improved By INDONESIA feels more secure now when talking about normalising relations with China because "the impediments that used to be there are much less," Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said here yesterday. A lot of progress had been made
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    Lock icon That view is wrong, says Malik
    101 1 JAKARTA, Mon. VirePresident Adam Malik today said Asean wants to boost its relations with China to "eliminate the impression that Asean dislikes China". In an interview with the English-language daily, Indonesia Times, Dr Malik said: "We should prove to those who think that Asean
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    Lock icon First Pakistani to win Nobel Prize
    250 1 First Pakistani to win Nobel Prize STOCKHOLM, Mon. TWO Americans and a Pakistani wen the 1919 Nobel Physics Prize today for work in a Held which baffled Albert Einstein, the search for one common force which he suspected binds together the entire universe. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded
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    Lock icon Protest by the paupers
    147 1 SOME of the hundreds of demonstrators from China's provinces who gathered at Chlngnanhai, the government offices, in Beljbig yesterday to renew their protests against various misfortunes they or their families suffered from the "Gang of Four" during the Cultural Revolution. They have been at the government
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    Lock icon W. Europe and Asia share aims: Hua
    634 1 PARIS, Monday CHAIRMAN Hua Guofeng arrived here today on the first-ever visit by a Chinese leader to Western Europe and stressed immediately that Western Europe and Asia shared common interests. Chairman Hua told President Valery Giscard d'Estaing on the first leg of his
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    Lock icon 'SOVIET BOMBERS READY FOR U. S. SHIPS'
    116 1 'SOVIET BOMBERS READY FOR U. S. SHIPS' TOKYO, Mon. The Asahi Shimbun today quoted government sources in Washington as saying that the Soviet Navy has deployed about 15 supersonic Backfire bombers in the Vladivostok region for use against American ships and submarines in the Far East. The report said the
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    Lock icon Iran stand
    53 1 KUWAIT, Mon. Iran's Deputy Premier and official spokesman, Dr Sadeeh Tabatabai. said today he had assured the Emir of Bahrain during last week's visit to the Persian Gulf state that Iran has no ambitions in Bahrain or in any other Gulf state and that his country respects their
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    Gunman shot
    46 1 VALLETTA. Mon A gunman fired a volley of shots in the offices of Maltese Premier Dom Mintoff today before being shot and overpowered by security guards. The man. whose motive for the attack was not known, was the only casualty, an official statement said.
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    $500,000 CBT REPORT: TWO HELP POLICE
    81 1 TWO businessmen, a Singaporean and a foreigner, were yesterday helping the police investigate a report of criminal breach of trust involving nearly $500,000. The investigations began in April last year after Mr Robert Teo, then •i dirrvtor of the now ik funct Optorg Company
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    Lock icon Khmer refugees (CROSSING INTO THAILAND) reaching 30,000
    634 1 Khmer refugees (CROSSING INTO THAILAND) reaching 30,000 BANGKOK, Monday THOUSANDS of emaciated Kampucheans crossed into Thailand today to escape mass starvation and relentless Vietnamese attacks, pushing the number of "land refugees" to about 30,000. A Thai Supreme Command spokesmai said the refugees, many of them sick and hungry, had to
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    Lee off to S. Korea today
    369 1 Lee off to S. Korea today MR Lee Kuan Yew leaves today for a five-day visit to South Korea at the invitation of the South Korean Prime Minister, Mr Choi Kyu Hah. He will then visit Japan from Oct 21 to 26 at the invitation of his Japanese counterpart, Mr
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    IRAN RAISES OIL PRICES
    44 1 LONDON, Man. iraa has rained It. crude oil price fr»m Oet 1, «U utdnslry a*urc«* said here today. The price d light rrnde went up by ISSI.S«(SSS.ZI) to I 5523.5» aid heavy erode by US$2.B7 to rssa.T7. SEE BACK PAGE
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      98 1 122J 40 pages today 'SINGAPORE MALAYS HAVE MADE CHANGES' Page 9 MISSILE gap so US rejects Soviet offer 3 KHOMEINY gets power to declare war 4 NEW plan for training police officers BUNDLE of surprises from Queen's Counsel 7 'SHELLFISH not that bad for heart patients' 8 TARLING trial 11
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      26 1 The weather IP TO 1 P.M. TODAY: Isolate showers. TKMP. <(') up to < ».m. tomorrow: 31 m»x.; 2S min. SI NSKT today: C.21p.m.; SI NKISK tooiorrow^.18 a.m.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Tight US cash policy to fight inflation: Kahn
      294 2 WASHINGTON, Monday PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter will pursue a tight money policy over the months ahead to fight inflation even though it raises the risk of deeper economic recession, presidential adviser Alfred Kahn said yesterday. Mr Kahn, the President's anti-inflation strategist, said the
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      Lock icon Severity of recession hinges on oil outlook'
      115 2 Severity of recession hinges on oil outlook' WASHINGTON, Mon. Chase Manhattan bank chairman David Rockefeller said yesterday that the US economic recession need not be deep or long if there are no big new oil price increases. "The best estimate Is that it should not be as deep as In
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      Lock icon Japan trade deficit jumps to $7,490 m
      150 2 Japan trade deficit jumps to $7,490 m TOKYO, Mon. Japan's trade deficit in the first half (April-September) of fiscal 1979 amounted to U553,500 million (557.490 million) as it had a deficit of US$74O million in September, the Finance Ministry announced today. The nation's exports on a customs-clearance basis laM month
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        Lock icon Weekend nugget
        65 2 PENSIONER Bill Hay and his son Bob went prospecting with a metal detector at the weekend in the broad arrow goldfield near Kalgoorlie and found a 3.4 kilo gold nugget worth AS45.000 (S$l 10,000) The nugget was the largest find in western Australia since 1931. The biggest nugget
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        Lock icon A hopping record
        47 2 FOl'R New Zealanders broke the world hopscotch record at the weekend by hopping and jumping for SO hours non-stop. The lour two men and two women had been training since July to break the 48-hour record set in Essex, England, in April 1978. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Well, well
        34 2 THE first Siamese twins in Chinese medical history to survive an operation separating them are in perfect health and will celebrate their fourth birthday next month, Radio Beijing said on Sunday. AP.
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        Lock icon Han jar
        36 2 A 2Mt-ye»r-«!d exquisitely crafted wine jar made during the Han Dynasty has just been dug up from a ditch in a desert in the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region, the Beijing Daily reported yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon 'Foreign trade outgrowing Canton fair'
      260 2 HONGKONG, Mon. The 46th Canton trade fail opened today with the traditional fireworks and cocktail parties, but there were increasing signs that China's rapidly expanding foreign trade had outgrown the semi-annual Fair. About 6,000 American, Japanese and other foreign business-men attended the opening day festivities
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      Lock icon US warns Japan to keep its marts open
      165 2 US warns Japan to keep its marts open TOKYO. Mon. US Undersecretary of Commerce Luther Hodges Jr. warned a Japanese economics group today that Japan must continue to open its markets to American goods or risk severe curtailment of its own exports to the United States. Many in the United
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      Lock icon Maritza adds the sparkle
      35 2 LOOKING very radiant with her crown, Venezuela's beauty queen Maritza Sayalero, the current Miss Universe, rides in a coach at the Hispanic Day parade in New York on Sunday. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Satellite back on earth
      80 2 MOSCOW, Mon. The earthorbiting artificial satellite Cosmos-1129, launched on Sept 25 with biological samples on board, has returned to earth, Tass news agency reported yesterday. Without specif) ing the landing place of the satellite which carried scientific equipment from the Soviet Union, Czechchoslovakia. the US and
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      Lock icon Golkar's 13th year
      50 2 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia's ruling group, Golkar Party, will hold a mass rally on Oct 20 to mark the 13th anniversary of its founding, a spokesman said today. Prominent leaders will address the rally with the theme of preserving unity of Golkar members and supporters throughout Indonesia. AFP.
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      Topa's feat hedge-hogs Soviet headlines
      182 2 Topa's feat hedge-hogs Soviet headlines MOSCOW, Mon. You have heard about the dog who travelled 800 km across the country to rejoin his master. Well, the Soviet government daily Izvestia has just told the touching story of Topa the hedgehog, who labored over 70 km to rejoin his mistress in
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      132 2 Jatofc^dr MAT Tfriurfnl JIJ I Ifej^? M£ Alv-Cll Id OGA Nr H AUT O eJj Wv^ HI I 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 other built-in alarm systems, a stopwatch,
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Tito greets guest Kissinger
      34 3 Tito greets guest Kissinger YUGOSLAV President losip Tito greets former 1 nitcd States Secretary of State, Mr Henry Kissinger, in Belgrade on Sunday. Mr Kissinger is on a private visit to Yugoslavia. DPI picture.
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      Lock icon Times and union make 'some progress'
      128 3 Times and union make 'some progress' LONDON, Mon. Management and print union offi- cials. nefiotiatinß against a Wednesday midnight dead- j line, reported "some I progress" late yesterday in efforts to snatch The Times, Britain's most influential ilailv and one of the world's leading newspapers, from final closure. After nine
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      Lock icon Freeing of Red detainees hits snag
      116 3 JAKARTA, Mon. The Indonesian Government appears to be facing difficulty in having communist detainees abandon their communist ideology, saying that they are stubborn. The government has been trying to make them drop communism so that they can be released from jail, national security chief
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      Lock icon MISSILE GAP SO U.S. REJECTS SOVIET OFFER
      480 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. THE prospect of the Soviet Union aiming more tactical nuclear warheads at Western Europe has led the United States to reject the Kremlin's latest offer of detente wiih the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato), Pentagon officials said here yesterday. The US
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      Tanks out again to step up security in Kabul
      85 3 ISLAMABAD, Mon. Tanks reappeared at strategic points on the streets of Kabul today and security measures have been stepped op in the rity, a reliable source said here. Kabul was declared as calm but tense today. Western diplomatic sources did not
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      Lock icon WORLD BRIEFS
      190 3 AUSTRALIAN Foreign Minister Andrew Pea- cock, speaking out in i Melbourne yesterday against trade barriers against Asian imports, said Australians who opposed restructuring their country's industry were cutting themselves i off from one of the world's growth regions. "We cannot expect to benefit from the opportunities offered by
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      Lock icon Deng meets the common folk a la Carter
      222 3 Deng meets the common folk a la Carter HONGKONG, Mon. Senior Vice-Premier Deng Xiaoping has personally demonstrated to the Chinese people the democratic way in which a top Western politician would have behaved on meeting the public. Like President Jimmy Carter on his Mississippi River cruise, Mr Deng dismissed his
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      Lock icon Cooling off tense political situation
      135 3 SEOUL, M«n. South Korea's ruling camp today decided to keep the National Assembly idle until Oct. 24 to help cool off the tense political atmosphere created by the recent ouster of an opposition leader from the one-house Parliament. While the decision was made to extend
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      Lock icon 100,000 stage anti-nuclear demo in Bonn
      127 4 ABOI'T IM,«M anti-nu-clear protestors marching through Bonn on Sunday in what organisers railed the biggest demonstration In postwar Germany. Demonstrators from throughout West Germany, as well as groups from most West Kuropean countries, ronverged on a huge fa r k outside Bonn niversity. They
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      Lock icon Israeli troops evict wildcat settlers
      231 4 Israeli troops evict wildcat settlers TEL AVIV, Mon.— Israeli troops moved quickly early today to evict Jewish nationalists who built 31 wildcat camps throughout the occupied West Bank to force the government to quicken the pace of Jewish settlement. Israel radio reported 10 of these camps were evacuated by mid-morn-ing,
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      Ne Win's visit
      47 4 RANGOON. Mon. President Ne Win of Burma will shortly pay a goodwill visit to Laos at the invitation of President Souphanouvang, the Foreign Ministry said today. The announcement gave no date for the visit but said it would be "in the near future." Reuter.
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      Fire department's car-medy of errors
      121 4 WASHINGTON, Mon. The Burke Volunteer Fire Department was so proud of Its new catting Uol for getting trapped people out of ear wrecks that It decided U hold a demonstration. Aa M people watched, two firemen wielded the I S$C,tM-tool (SIIZ^M), ripping a door from
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      Khomeiny gets power to declare war
      274 4 Khomeiny gets power to declare war TEHERAN, Monday IRAN'S council of experts today passed a constitutional clause giving Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny the authority to name armed forces chiefs, declare war and veto candidates for the presidency. The controversial i clause was passed after a week-long debate in the 73-member assembly,
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      Britain to go ahead without Zimbabwe guerillas
      152 4 Britain to go ahead without Zimbabwe guerillas LONDON. Mon. Britain announced today that it will go ahead with separate independence talks with Zimbabwe's black Prime Minister Bishop Abel Muzorewa, after guerilla chiefs again rejected the proposed independence constitution. The dramatic turn in the peace talks opens the way for British
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      3-nation meet ends with peace pact
      94 4 N'DOLA (N.Zambia), Mon. Zambia, Zaire and Angola agreed on a mutual non-aggression pact at a three-hour meeting here yesterday between the presidents of the three countries. Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda announced last night that the three had formally agreed that subversive activities or attacks
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      Mid-air crash
      30 4 GRANVILLE (France), Mon. Two small tourist planes crashed in flight here yesterday, killing all seven people aboard, police reported. They said all the victims were Freif«h citizens UPI
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      443 5 Sony sets two worid records. Sony's home videorecorder production mark Sony was also responsible for developing In 1976, it was the U-matic that earned is tops for the industry. But this record quantity most of today's tape loading systems such as Sony an Emmy award from the U.S. Academy wouldn't
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    Six-week course to turn out better detectives
    254 6  -  K.S. SIDHU By POLICE have drawn up a new training course lor detectives which will Focai on Interrogation techniques. surveillance procedure! and development of information from sou ices This course, introduced riH-ently after a study by experienced officers, will ensiin thai detectlvi more
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    YOUR RIGHT TO TURN
    62 6 MOTORISTS will be able to turn right from Woodlands Road to Mandai Road and vice versa staiting today at 10.30 The Public Works Department has constructed an opening along the centre divider of Woodlands Road at its junction with Mandai Road. Traffic lights have also been
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    Shooting drama heroes get their stripes
    231 6 THESE three heroes received a pat on the back from the acting Police Commissioner, Mr Goh Yong Hong (left), for their outstanding and courageous manner in handling the Hotel Morningslde shooting drama last month. Mr Goh had earUer awarded field promotions to the trio,
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    Chai to open conference
    56 6 THE Senior Minister of State for Education, Mr Chai Chong Vii, will open the International Society of Radiological Technicians' 3rd Asian and Australian regional conference at Mandarin Hotel on Oct 26 at 10.45 am About 700 delegates from 35 countries will attend the fiveday conference hosted
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    SPECIAL PSA FERRY SERVICES TO KUSU
    137 6 THE Port Authority (PSA) will introduce two ferries to Ku.su Island during the Kusu pilgrimage season, from Oct 21 to Nov 19. The ferries, Sea Breeze and Sea Coaster, can carry up to 220 people, and will supplement the existing fleet. Ferry services to
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    New plan for training police officers
    303 6 New plan for training police officers For better integration of regulars and NS cadets THE ACTING Commissioner of Police, Mr Goh Yong Hong, announced yesterday that there would be greater integration between regulars and police national servicemen from next year. Under the plan, national service office) cadets will undergo the
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    PIEU AND SILO BLOOD DRIVE: 300 RESPOND
    174 6 PIEU AND SILO BLOOD DRIVE: 300 RESPOND MORE than 300 workers from the Pioneer Industries Employees' Union and the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation have so far tucned up at the Jurong Town Hall to donate blood. The blood campaign, started last Friday, is organised by the two unions to mark
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    Factories' tour
    43 6 THE River Valley community centre's women sub-committee will organise a tour to Thief factories in Juronß on Oct 26 from 9 a.m. Fee is $3. Those interested can call at the centre between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. or line *****84.
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    Porn films: New powers to raid without warrant
    223 6 Porn films: New powers to raid without warrant ADMINISTRATION officers of the eight police land divisions and Marine division have been given powers to carry out raids and seize pornographic films, including video tapes, without warrants. Previously, only officers-in-charge of the land divisions and their crime branches, the assistant officer-in-charge
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    Concert dates
    62 6 THE Goethe Institut and the Culture Ministry will present a concert by the European Sound Sextett from Germany on Oct 21 and Oct 22 at 5 p.m and 8 p.m. respectively at the Singapore Conference Hall. Tickets at $1 are available at the hall, C. K. Tang, Cold
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    Dance classes
    32 6 THE Potong Pasir ronstitueqcy youth group will orxaniiisocial dance and guitar classes for beginners soon Those interested may register at the Sennett community centre in MacPherson Road. Tel *****24. j
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      157 6 SOVIET FILM FESTIVAL from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. till at the Conference Hall at Oct 25. 7.30 nightly, till Saturday. CHINESE PAINTINGS Tonight's film: The Hunt- AND CALLIGRAPHY EXing Accident. Tickets: HIBITION by Mr Cheung $1 50 and $2 50 Siu Sek and Mr Wan Wing MAGIC a talk
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    Bundle of surprises from Queen's Counsel
    656 7 Bundle of surprises from Queen's Counsel Day 2 of alleged insider trading trial THE Solicitor-General, Mr Wahab Ghows, who is prosecuting a stockbroker for alleged insider trading, was yesterday caught by a "bundle" of surprises from defence counsel, Mr Michael Sherrard, QC. Mr Sherrard produced a neat bundle of documents
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    Jeya gets leave to appeal to Privy Council
    178 7 Jeya gets leave to appeal to Privy Council WORKERS' Party secretary-gerenal Mr J. B. Joyaretnam was granted leave yesterday to appeal to the Privy Council against the decision of the Court of Appeal in connection with the High Court Judgment In the defamation suit brought by the Prime Minister and
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    Ex-Miss Tourism acquitted of hurting engineer
    191 7 FORMER Miss Tourism. Mollie Ang, 35, was yesterday acquitted of hurting a research engineer, Mr Cheong Teng Siong, who had alleged that she threw an object at him. Magistrate Mr Ismail Hamid, in acquitting Miss Ang, said the defence had raised a "reasonable doubt"
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    System 3 on-line
    58 7 A THIRD newspaper computer system was installed over the weekend in Times House. The additional Tal-Star computer will increase production capacity. The Straits Times will now be operating on a computer by itself, while its sister papers, the New Nation, Berita Marian and Business Times will share
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    Select panel
    47 7 THE seven MPs who have been nominated to a Select Committee to study the Women's Charter (Amendment) Bill are Dr Ahmad Mattar, Dr Ang Kok Peng, Mr Ho See Beng, Dr Koh Up Lin, Mr P. Selvadurai, Dr Augustine H.H. Tan and Mr Eugene Yap.
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    Direct Namibia calls
    47 7 TELECOMS will introduce direct dialling service to South West Africa (Namibia) from today. The rate is $9 per minute. Based on the actual duration of a call, the charge will computed in blocks of 6 seconds. Singapore now has this service to 52 countries.
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    Telex messages main issue in shipyard appeal
    385 7 Telex messages main issue in shipyard appeal THE question of whether three telex messages, which passed between Keppel Shipyard (Pte) Ltd. and the owners of a 12,900-tonne vessel, constituted a binding contract between them was the main issue in a $197,942 damages suit appeal before the Court of Appeal yesterday.
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    Health drive
    26 7 THK MP for Kampung Kemban)>an. Mr Mansnr Sukaimi. will launch a health campaign at Kampung Eunos community rentre on Saturday at 730 p m
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    HURTING TWO LAW OFFICERS CHARGE
    126 7 SIM CHONG PENG, 20, and Ton Kok Wan, 19, were yesterday jointly charged in a magistrate's court with voluntarily injuring a police constable and a Vigilante Corps member. They were alleged to have punched and kicked PC Tay Kwee Chee and VC Neo Hong Chye
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    Don pinpoints problems in biochemistry
    230 8 Don pinpoints problems in biochemistry THE lack of good teachers, trained and dedicated l>eople. books and reference materials in local languages are some problems hindering the progress of clinical biochemistry in this region. This is the finding of Dr Tan It Koon. head of the i Clinical Biochemistry Laboratories of
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    Paralysed youth is awarded $200,000
    144 8 A 19-YEAR-OLD youth, who became paralysed waist down in a car accident, was awarded $200,000 by the High Court yesterday in a settlement for damages. Mr Tay Kok Chin's father, Mr Tay Kirn Pong, had sued the driver of the car, Mr Teo Lian Choon,
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    Shellfish not that bad for heart patients
    445 8  -  BENG TAN By FOOO CHOLESTEROL IN 100 g LEVEL IN mg PORK 65 LEAN BEEF 60 CHICKEN 100 MUTTON 58 STEAMED FISH 50 FISH ROE 250 to 500 CHICKEN LIVER 400 EGG YOLK l (CHICKEN) 1.030 EGG YOLK (GOOSE) 750 SHELLFISH CORBSHELL 125
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    Stripped to the waist for action in shipyard
    154 8 Stripped to the waist for action in shipyard STRIPPED to the waist for action in port because it's hot work. This was one of the seamen on board HMS Arhilles ordered to do light painting of the British frigate in the naval basin of Senbawang Shipyard yesterday. Exercises HMS Achilles
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    16 courses
    29 8 THE Boon Teck community centre will organise 16 courses next month. they include bridal makeup, vegetarian cooking, dressmaking, social dance, yoga and karate. For details, ring *****01.
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    All moneychangers must be licensed
    97 8 THE Moneychanging and Remittance Businesses Act, 1979, which came into force on Friday, forbids anyone from carrying on a moneychanging or remittance business without a valid licence. This does not apply to licensed banks and approved merchant banks. Applications Anyone who contravenes or fails to
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    My brush with an Aussie verbal fencer...
    359 8  -  FRIEDA KOH By RETIRED politicians are a variable lot. Some tend to pounce on every airwave within shrieking distance. Othi'rs are more mellow, but m likely as ever to exude the politician's accustomed trademark suavity. Sorre of them are likely to mesmorise you
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    AUPE: So much trouble to save govt $25,000
    409 8 SINGAPORE'S trade union of public employees yesterday criticised the Ministry of Finance for taking an "indefensible stand against the union over an issue involving overtime payment for customs marine staff. The general-secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, Mr G. Kandasamy.
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    'Trade prospects in China under study'
    130 8 SINGAPORE investors are studying the potentials of China for possible trade, according to the president of the Singapore Federation of the Chambers of Commerce, Mr Wee Cho Yaw, yesterday. Mr Wee, who returned home after leading a 32man delegation on a 20day tour of
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    Don: Malays have made necessary adjustments...
    1095 9 Don: Malays have made necessary adjustments BY and large. Singapore Malays have today made the necessary psychological and political adjustments to the status of a minority group. This was how a university don, Associate Professor Tham Seong Chee, summed up his many observations on the status of Singapore Malays of
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    They attained a vital measure of personal and social well-being'
    578 9 More recently, many Malays have become engaged as salesmen and salesgirls. Others are technicians or workers in factories and industries. The flow of Malays into new areas of economic endeavour albeit at the lower levels and the spread of Malay
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    $1,600 fine for manager of private school
    333 9 THK manager of a commercial school which was not registered conducted classes in his school, despite a warning from the Ministry of Education. Philip Song Tien Sang, M, manager of Philips Commercial School in Block BC, Marine Parade Centre, was yesterday fined *1.64»
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      121 9 FRANCE WELCOME TO I MACHINE ASIA rf EXHIBITION HALL 4 FRENCH PAVILION STAND NO. 2 Ah| at Maritime Square, "T^ V World Trade Centre. •^LJMM» 15-19 Oct 1979 11 Time: 11.00 a.m. 8.00 p.m. JL^-.^A^^^A^^ MODEL: 3DXA MOST SALABLE 3 DIMENSIONAL PANTOGRAPH DIE SINKING -M— MACHINES FOR MAKING DIES, MOLDS,
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      249 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Bill and Ben? (M). 1 Wanderer returning healthy 6 Something to do with an objecgoes in lo form layers (8). tion to a law of cricket? (8). 5 Flower girl's object is rum in- 7 Repels Diana's blows (8). side! (6). 8 Butter after woolgathering? (49
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon TOURIST GETS LIFE, CANE FOR DRUGS
      82 10 TOURIST GETS LIFE, CANE FOR DRUGS VI.OR STAR, Mon. An American tourist was sentenced to life imprisonment and ordered to be given six strokes of the cane by the High Court here today for trafficking in drugs. Duncan, alias Gordon Krierson Goldsby, 33, of Texas, was found guilty of trafficking
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      Lock icon Govt warns group
      77 10 MACHANG, Mon. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Foreign Ministry and MP for Machang, Mr Kassim Ahmad, has revealed the existence of a group of students in Britain who were attempting to prevent Muslim girls from studying there. Mi Kassim said he was informed of this when he
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      Lock icon Singapore ventures in Kelantan
      324 10 KOTA BARU, Mon. THREE electronics firms based in Singapore will set up factories in Kelantan soon, providing about 3,000 jobs. Disclosing this here today, Mentri Besar Datuk Haji Mohamad Yaacob said the three companies had already completed their preliminary studies on the proposed projects. The factories
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      Lock icon Ads revenue
      33 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Information Ministry collected revenue totalling $56.5 million from TV advertisements from 1976 to 1978, Deputy Information Minister Dr Ling Liong Sik said in Parliament on Friday. NST.
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      Lock icon Three aid police in latex siphoning probe
      181 10 Three aid police in latex siphoning probe JOHORE BARU, Mon. Police believe that a syndicate is siphoning off latex bound for overseas buyers and replacing the contents with water. So far, one report has been made by the manager of a latex factory. Mr Wong Wing Shung, who said his
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      Estates in Johore lose workers
      353 10 Estates in Johore lose workers KUALA LUMPUR, Monday JOHORE is facing an acute shortage of workers for the plantation sector, partly as a result of younger workers going to Singapore. Some 5,000 workers are mainly needed as tappers and harvesters for about 500 estates in Johore. The National Union of
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      Lock icon 350 more jobs
      51 10 JOHORE BARU, Mon. Another 350 jobs will be created when two hotels in Desaru are completed over the next two years. The general manager of Keiora, Haji Mohamed Abdul Rahman, said the jobs would be available with the completion of the Johore Tenggara and Desaru View hotels.
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      Lock icon 1980 Budget on TV
      46 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah will present the 1980 Budget, his fourth, next Thursday^ His 90-minute speech to Parliament at 4 p.m., will be telecast live in Bahasa Malaysia over Network One and in English over Network Two. NST.
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      Lock icon 20 detained
      26 10 KUALA TRENGGANU, Mon Police have detained 20 Thai fishermen for trawling in (ho sea near Pulau Redang about 40 km from here yesterday. NST.
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      185 10 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp ■i.,- r- ■ru.A/' WHAr To V YOU LOOK WHY DONT YOU I HER MAKEUP UNCLE JIGGS, TM V fqr? MAKE J PRETTY ASK AUNT MAGGIE V DOESN'T J g^/y|j LooK^y^T^ jA^Hy Blondle By Chic Young THAT "1 I O^O^OOO, WE DONT WAVEI
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    Not so clear-cut to my mind that Haw Par had absolute control over MUT
    1569 11  - Not so clear-cut to my mind that Haw Par had absolute control over MUT T. F. HWANG By Witness ACCOUNTANT Mr Quek Shi Kui, a defence witness in the Tarling trial, said on the third day of his cross-exami-nation in the High Court yesterday it was not all that clear-cut
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    Upgrading isn't just more and better machines
    265 11 Upgrading isn't just more and better machines UPGRADING production processes means more than just getting sophisticated and modern machinery and equipment, the chairman of the National Productivity Board, Dr Lee Chiaw Meng, said yesterday. The recipient must also ensure that the supplier provides operational information and maintenance facilities, he added.
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    DRUGS TAKING HIGH TOLL ON MUSLIM COUPLES'
    353 12 DIVORCES among Muslims causrd by drug addiction have shot up. according to the president of the Syariah Court, Haji Salleh Mohammed Pi.ih, yi'storday. Up to last month, Haji Salleh said, 20 divorce cases related to drugs have been referred to the Syariah Court.
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    Ulu Pandan classes
    43 12 NEW courses in Mandarin, rooking, swimming, Malay cultural dances, playing the violin, cake-making and children's art will be conducted at Ulu Panuan community centre soon. Application forms are available at the centre in Coronalion Road West. For details, call *****6.
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    On tim sum
    26 12 ROC'HORE community centre will hold courses on piano and tim sum cooking. For more information, ring *****0 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Fault in plane delays pilgrims
    145 12 MORE than 180 Muslim pilgrims who were to leave for Bangkok yesterday for their pilgrimage to Mecca were delayed because of a technical fault in their plane. They will leave at 5.15 a.m. this morning instead. The president of the Muslim Religious Council (Muis), Haii
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    Fireman's death; Open verdict
    268 12 A CORONER'S court yestorday heard how a fire engine, on its way to extricate the body of a soldier pinned under a military truck, skidded and overturned, resulting in the death of a fin- officer. Mr Ramli bin Buang, 40, who was among eight j others
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    Facelift for popular food centre
    281 12  - Facelift for popular food centre EVELYN NG By THE bustling lunch-time crowd at Rasa Singapura was missing yesterday. But so were the hawkers at this popular food complex that is usually packed by noon. Instead, there were painters on ladders and scaffolding giving the hawker complex a new coat of
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    POLICE SEEK WOMAN
    84 12 POLICE SEEK WOMAN POLICE are looking for Madam Lee Yoke Font?, 29, who left her three children and husband In January. Since then several attempts to locate her by her husband, Mr Wan Kam Kwrag, 31, a foreman, have failed. Anyone who knows her whereabouts can contact Mr Wan at
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    'Have schools ready in new estates'
    241 12 'Have schools ready in new estates' THE Education Ministry should work closely with the Housing Board to make sure schools in new housing estates are built on time to cater for people moving into these areas. This would save children the bother of having to travel to schools outside their
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    Jailed six months for two thefts
    93 12 A MAGISTRATES court yesterday jailed Goi Wee Huat, 19, for six months when he pleaded guilty to two charges of stealing a motor scooter number plate and a motor scooter. He was jailed three months for stealing Mr Chow Van San's number plate in
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    3 face charge of attempted robbery
    71 12 3 face charge of attempted robbery THREE youths were charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with attempting to rob $200 from a man by pointing a sharp object at him. Wong Eng Leong, 18, Thor Chin Cnai, 20, and Tan Kwee Choon, 19, allegedly tried to rob Mr Tan Loh
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    On bersilat
    26 12 THE Zehnder Road community centre will organise courses on children's swimming, bersilat, colour photo pnnt and children's art next month. For details, ring *****2.
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    Schools need an extra clerk, says STU
    201 12 Schools need an extra clerk, says STU SCHOOI^S should be given an extra clerk or typist each to help in office work, says Mentor, the Singapore Teachers' Union publication. It says the pressure in school offices, where a shortage of typists exists, is acutely felt especially now when a number
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    Courses at Ghim Moh
    46 12 VARIOUS courses will be conducted next month by Ghim Moh community centre. They include beauty culture and skin care, dress-making, tae kwan do, tai chi chuan, social dance, men's tailoring, swimming for children and yoga. For details, telephone *****0 from 3 p.m.
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      143 12 From January 4. The airline of the generous Malaysians takes off for Amsterdam. r v** Flight departs Kuala Lumpur every Friday at 10.30 p.m. 1.~ London 1 From January 4, Mas, the airline of Malaysia rives you f Amsterdam every Friday from Kuala Lumpur. Via >ddah and then on to
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      329 12 Sl Aldates 11 Oxford s largest Independent College ol Further Education and la a recognised examination centre (or [our United Kingdom General Certificate of Education (CCE.) examining boards Th« College offers a wide choice of subject combinations, all ol which hare been carefully selected taking into consideration student needs and
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    Where building of vessels is illegal
    392 13  -  J. D. INDRAN By SHIPBUILDING activities at Lorong Santun, off Punggol often known as the "nursery" of small yards in Singapore are likely to end soon because such work is prohibited there. A spokesman for the Ministry of National Development said all tug and
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    Now a week for senior citizens...
    292 13 Now a week for senior citizens. A SENIOR Citizens Week will be held in Singapore for the first time from Dec 2 to 8. It is organised jointly by the People's Association, the Singapore Council of Social Service and the Social Welfare Department. The aims are to: TO CULTIVATE respect
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    Broadcasting Bill
    45 13 A seven-member Select Committee comprising Mr Ho Kan Leone. Mr Hwang Soo Jin, Mr Ng Kah Ting, Mr Ong Teng Cfeong, Dr Ow Chin Hock, Mr Rohan Kamis and Mr Sidek Saniff has been formed to look into the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation Bill.
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    5-day tour
    24 13 THE Delta community centre youth group will organise a five-day tour of Malaysia during the school holidays. For more information, ring *****0.
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    St Hilda's day dinner
    41 13 A DINNER will be held at Shangri-La Hotel on Nov 17 to celebrate St Hilda's Day and the 35th anniversary of St Hilda's School. Ex-pupils who want to attend the dinner should telephone *****2 by Oct 31.
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    Geylang CC courses
    54 13 Geylang CC courses GEYLANG East community centre will hold courses on oral Mandarin, television and radio repair and maintenance, folk dancing, beauty culture and crochet There will also be courses on Knitting, tim sum and vegetarian cooking, piano, violin, children's art and children's ballet. For details, telephone *****5 between 2.30
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    How SBS will deal with drivers caught speeding
    244 13 How SBS will deal with drivers caught speeding DRIVERS of speeding buses which can be quickly detected by the Singapore Bus Service's newlyacquired gun-like gadget, will face penalties ranging from written warnings to suspensions. The hand-held speed trap will tell on a speeding bus when it is aimed at the
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    Australia as source of primary products
    104 13 Australia as source of primary products TWO senior officials from the Ministry of National Development will visit Australia next year to explore further the country's potential as a source of primary products. The tour, at the invitation of the Australian government, is expected to be in March or April. The
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    $50,000 GIFT TO SET UP POLY STUDY GRANTS
    104 13 THE Singapore Polytechnic has received $50,000 from a retired banker, Mr Chew Chin Bee, to set up three bursaries of $1,000 each for its needy students. The bursaries, in the name of Mr Chew's grandfather, Mr Chew Boon Lay, are to be
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      125 13 WESTERN A AUSTRALIA i W PRIME f A A PROPERTY 4 W INVESTMENT f A A PERTH I Located six (6) kilometres IV South of City this three storey W^a yA block of sixty (60) apartments aM aU on 6068 square metres com- I prises one and two bedroom IB
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      374 15 now with your system. The Technics Sigma Series is an excellent example La^MJh^fl iJH I of high fidelity stereo system that's siate-of-t he-art. Each system (Sigma 11MK2,22MK2 or 44MK4) rrr^^iWili[rMllWr lt pw comes with perfectly-matched components that give good reproduction of any music. In any type of *jA H^^^^^^^ <
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1979 CIVIL SERVICE
    368 16 The Straits Times TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1979 CIVIL SERVICE IT'S official now. There are good, bad and indifferent civil servants, at least where attitudes and appearances are concerned. That is hardly news to members of the public who have had the pleasure or misfortune of being served by them at
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    STILL USEFUL YEARS
    397 16 MUCH attention has of late been focussed on "retired" people. And rightly so given our steadily aging population profile. Presently those above 50 make up 14 per cent of our population and this ratio is expected to grow with the years. The latest to draw attention to
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  • ASEAN NOTES
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      Flights to China halved
      283 16 Flights to China halved MANILA Commercial flights between China and the Philippine^ have been cut down by half after two months of flights by near-empty planes of the two countries' national carriers. The twice-weekly flights between BeijingGuangzhou and Manila have Deen reduced this month to once a week by each
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      Lock icon Youths go back to the farms
      205 16 PENANG The city lights have lost their glitter for many youths, who have returned to the rural areas to take up farming. The Deputy DirectorGeneral of Youth, Mr Mohamed Soffian bin Abdul Rahim, said in an interview at the weekend "My office received many
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    US-Asean seminars early next month
    718 16  -  MILTON CHABE Meetings in three cities will get wide coverage From Our Washington correspondent THE aims, purposes, philosophies and policies of Asean, its role in Asia and its relationship with the United States will be thoroughly and publicly examined by experts from both sides in
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    Lock icon Pretty girls and ads in new Chinese tabloid
    643 16  -  ALINE MOSBY By in Beijing FOR the first time since the communist revolution in 1949, China has an official newspaper with no political dogma but business news, photographs of pretty girls in skirts and cla sified ads. People jostled to buy the
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    A distinction defective in its logic?
    747 16  -  SETH LIPSKY By in Hongkong writing for The Asian Wall Street Journal LET us today examine both the similarities and the differences between a refugee and a defector. This is a timely exercise because great numbers of both refugees and defectors are showing up
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      23 16 KOSS "7/Vf UT CMAS AUDIO PTE lID ifJB .V< Pt.uS,.f.p,r, (hWWi^ i'):< T.I j.".?4! immmm M i PUu fM*.frflM Spon <»>:t T.I iHUI
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      Up to bosses to win over workers
      350 17 Boosting productivity requires all-out effort PLEASE allow me to express some common views on your editorial, (ST, Oct 6). Indeed "one cannot squeeze blood out of a stone." and what workers have offered is their labour which is now fully exploited. Take the
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      How smoking can impair one's driving ability
      348 17 I REFER to the letter from W.H.P. regarding our suggestion that in view of the findings of Dr Jean de Kearney who states that 650 persons were killed and 17,000 inJured as a direct result of smoking in cars, we should also consider
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      Must four-year-olds also pay bus fares?
      134 17 RECENTLY I had two un§leasant encounters with BS conductors. They said my son, who is four years old and is not even attending kindergarten, must pay 20 cents bus fare from Clementi to Tiong Bahru. "As long as your child knows how to walk,
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      Much longer wait tor HDB flats in city centre
      151 17 Much longer wait tor HDB flats in city centre WE WOULD like to inform your writer Rose Yee, "Easing of HDB rules doesn t go far enough" (ST, Sept 7) that waiting periods vary with the locations of flats chosen. The waiting period for a flat in the new towns
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      Car parking is available
      75 17 WE REFER to the letter "Bad planning by HDB has hit our stalls," of "Stallholders" (ST, Oct 1) claiming the absence of a car park near Jalan Tenteram Hawker Centre. There is a car park at Block 10, Jalan Tent era m, within walking distance of
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      Improve bus frequency
      47 17 ON BEHALF of the many workers who commute daily between Clementi New Tow. i and Alexandra Road, we sincerely appeal to the Singapore Bus Service to improve the bus frequency on Service 176, especially during the peak period in the morning. EMPLOYER, Singapore •511-
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      Unfortunate accident could have been avoided
      143 17 WE REFER to the letter "Driven who eat across paths of ether vehJcles^ST, Sept It). With regard to the case study In the Road Safety Column (ST, Sept 3) our investigations disclosed that Fhr car driver did not "cut Into the path of the
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      Has institute right to confiscate student bus passes?
      286 17 I REFER to the report, "Op snip-snip to get back their bus passes" by Wong Moh-Keed (ST, Sept 28). As a member of the public, I have misgivings about the disciplinary measures implemented by the Pasir Paniang Vocational Institute s training manager
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      Vital to check cracks
      88 17 THE overhead bridge at Jalan Toa Payoh spans the Expressway and is widely used by people in the vicinity and I am sure many would have noticed cracks on both sides of the bridge. These cracks are clearly visible from a distance. As the flow of
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      Hawkins Road refugee centre programme rated a model one
      678 17 WE, the women most directly involved in the Hawkins Road Refugee Centre language teaching programme, would like to comment on the article by Anita Evans (ST, Sept 28). While we greatly appreciate the interest shown in the programme, we feel that
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      384 18 Introducing Hitachi Zosen Engineering Singapore (Pte.) Ltd. We're a joint venture engineering company that combines the SJS^* 11 1"*1 Au9USt 29> 1979 plant construction background of Hitachi Zosen, the advanced I chairman, Mr. n. inouye manufacturing facilities of Hitachi Zosen Robin Dockyard (Re.) Ltd., Qtirifclf!!* Jn&&tiß&&&**£j Managing Director, Mr a.
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      Lock icon US, Soviet Union dominate meet
      220 19 NEW YORK, Mon. THE United States and the Soviet Union continued to dominate the first World Cup amateur boxing championship with both teams winning three bouts in the quarter-finals at the Madison Square Garden here last night. The victories gave the US and the Soviet
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      Lock icon TEENAGER UPSETS
      82 19 MELBOURNE, M«o. Pakistani teenager JekMglr Khan yesterday crashed Australian champion Frank Donnelly la the semi-anal of the world amateur squash championship here. Jehanglr, 15, won M, M. 9-3 and advanced to the final against Britain's Philip Kenyon, who defeated tournament favourite Atlas Khan, of Pakistan, in the other
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      Lock icon All the way
      36 19 TOKYO. Mon. Third-ranked Orient-Pacific bantamweight contender Kirn Yung Shik, of South Korea, beat Isao Okahashi, of Japan, by a unanimous points decision in a 10round bout at the Korakuen HaU here yesterday. AP.
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      The 'Hunter' sets two bold marks in winning Gold Cup
      682 19  -  FAIRWAY By MAIN apart pages 2S, M and 31 BOLD HUNTER, of Scan Stable, set two records in winning the Singapore Gold Cup at Bukit Timah on Sunday. The five-year-old by Rocky Mountain, out of Sunflfght, became the winner of
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      IPOH WEIGHTS
      1553 19 WEIGHTS for this weekend's races in Ipoh: SATURDAY CIm* 4 Mv.4 1.1M» 7 Money Talk 57 .0 4 Regal Monarch 56 5 2 Rowan Star »5 1 Martak 56 0 M Fine FetUe 55 0 19 Heavens Gift 55.0 15 Cincinnati m 54 0 17 Love Dondeng 53
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      Fiery Dragon
      33 19 PARIS, Mon. UnJancied Dragon, owned by petro-dollar millionaire Mahmoud Fustok. caused a major unset by winning the USJIJM.OOO ($256,800), Grand Critierium, France's most Important event for two-year-olds, at Longchamps. he'll ter
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      354 19 Soviet Foreign Trade Organisation MACHINOEXPORT FOR OVER 25 YEARS EXPORTERS OF MACHINERY PUNT FOR OIL-PROCESSING, CONSTRUCTION, METALLURGICAL AND MINING INDUSTRIES IN 70 COUNTRIES WORLDWIDE Get acquainted with the Export Program of V/ 0 Machinoexport and visit the display at the 2nd International Exhibition v^Y World Trade Centre, October 15 19,
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Shares end a shade better
      403 20 SHARES Jut managed to come off a shade better In quiet and featureless trading at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Daring the opening, there was evidence of some reaction to the relief that the market had recently been oversold. But after last week's five
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      Kuala Lumpur
      272 20 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market staged a mild recovery and clewed with marginal gains yesterday. There was a general lack of confidence after last week's sharp decline caused by the rise in interest rates in the United States. Trading, as a result, was subdued as the majority of
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        NOMINAL RATES
        371 20 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Oct 15: NOTE: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks (o their customers. Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: iin 1 t-KBAiM* raips ai j.w pm Currencies Nominal rain Smithsonian quoted yesterday (cross)parity
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        Discount
        47 20 RANGE of prices offered by d count houses on Ocl 12: Overnight 5 > Call deposits 5 Cloiiaf Buyiig Selliu 3 month Treasury bills 5 5 i 3 month Bank bills 8 8 3 month CO 811/16 8 9/16 6 month CD 8 Source: Nmtional Dincount (c
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        Money market
        31 20 Closing Interbank rates I Singapore dollars on Oct IS: Offer Bid Overnight -1 -1 1 month 8 1 2 months 8 8 3 months 811/16 89/11 Overnight mode par
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      Prime lending rates
      23 20 THE avenge rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lead to their best customers hi per ceat.
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      1398 20 THK ljut tranmnrd mul> sale at thr rlosr <>f luisim-o. on the Stork Exchange of Sing* pnrr ynurday romparrd wtth tnr prrvtous (ta)'s piim tOKrthrr »i.h (979 high and lo» I Ai1)iiM«l for «Tip rights Ian*) I97» Last Inh I Company 8al« or SECTION ONE INDl 8TRIAL a
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      315 20 Closing tone: Bai-ely steady. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 3.038,000 units valued at $6,705,000. Industrials accounted for 2,023,000, finance 246,000, hotels 197,000, properties 275,000, debentui-es, loans and bonds nil, plantations 222,000, minings 75,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled: 222,000 units
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      1306 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stock 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 Board
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      1321 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala l.umpur Stock Exchange yes lerday with the number of shares 1 raded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. IMUSTKIALS Alrwn (1 90B195S) xd ACfc»c<12SB1.29S) AMD (OMB) (1) 0.32 (4)
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      98 20 4 1/2% 1/8/80 (250.000) (98 608 98.755) 4 3/4% 15/9/80 (250,000) 98 708 98.855) 5 1/4% 1/3/81 (250.000) (98.408 98.505) 5% 15/4/81 (250.000) (97.758 97.855) 5 1/2% 1/5/79-81 (250.000) (98.408 98.505) 5 3/4% 1/9/79-81 (250.000) (***** 98.355) 5% T F 1/5/83 (250.000) (icons) V 4% T
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        40 20 ahm.n Hyd M C Leek Seng B S H S Mils >ufT Dev > V E lignum Corpn cm > B 9 MS 378 280 ISO 332 330 318 422 570 SOS -12 -12 -9 -8 -8 -8 -6 -5 -5
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        33 20 G Lumber Sime Darby Faber Merlin Pan Electric Haw Par Inchcipr City Dev 1 u 11 J C MPH Wr.rn.-i 239.000 200.000 179.000 108.000 106.000 87.000 83.000 80,000 70.000 80.000
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        33 20 BT. Index Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: P.C.B.C S.E.S.Ind: Oct 12 Oct 15 2628.72 2637.06 406.15 ***** 747.59 750.08 298.73 296.43 253.99 254.38 236.73 236.57 716.75 717.18 388.92 390.00 358.35 358.90
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        360 20 HONGKONG, Mon. Stock prices rose in active trading as the market recovered from last week's oversold position with the Hang Seng index sharply higher at 653.34. up 13.59 points, dealers said. The strength of the Hongkong dollar against the US currency and easy interbank rates around 515 1 i
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        394 20 TOKYO, Mon. Share prices closed sharply higher following the US dollar's appreciation against the yen here, dealers said. The market average rose 51.41 to close at 6,526.83. with volume at 300 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index closed at 455.34, up 2.61. Investors reacted favourably to reports from
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        268 20 SYDNEY, Mon. Stocks closed generally lower, with the All Ordinaries index finishing 5.24 points easier at 659.75, dealers said. BH Saath closed 10 cents lower at $3.45 whiL- Western Mining which has made a $210million takeover bid for BH Smith gained nine to $3.22. OCT 15 Cenu [MM S1HIMA.
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        29 20 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 853.34 Friday 639.75 Week Ago 675.63 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Monday 528.15 Friday 533.11 Week Ago 541.91 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 659.75 Friday 664.99 Week Ago 877.17
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        119 20 CHINESE PRODICE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICl'L YKSTKRDAV: CMNil all: Bulk $113 sellers, old drum $118 sellers, new drum $123 sellers. Capn: Mixed (loose) UK Cont $65 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok ASTA while fob IOC' NLW $342 50 sellers. Sarawak white (ob 96'. NLW $***** sellers.
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        160 20 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore yesterday opened at C7.S48 and closed at $28, 100 In the Far Easl. gold opened at rs*3* 00 400 00 and moved up immediately to a high o( US$404 OU 106 00. Most of the buying apparently came from news over
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        22 20 THE STRAITS tin price fell $9 to $2,001 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering of 193 tonnes.
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        136 20 THE SINGAPORE market closed slightly lower yesterday with November One RSS buyers quoted at 284.00 cents per kilo, down (our cents from last Friday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down about 4.75 cents on lower London advices, forward offering and some stale bull liquidation. Afternoon prices improved
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        30 20 Rubber: Oct 15 Singapore: November: 284.00 cents (down 4 cents) Malaysia: November 284.50 cents (down 3.75 cents) Tin: M$2,001 (down $9) Official offering: 193 tonnes (up 36 tonnes)
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        321 20 R.A.S prices in cents per kilo yesterday: Noon Close (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt fob. 279.00 280.00N 278.50 279.50N Int. 1 R.S.S. November 284.50 285.00 284 00 284.50 Int. 1 R.S.S. December 289.50 290.00 289 00 a« SO Int. 2 R.S.S
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        86 20 NOON SSH uul SMR pr.«. ywutday: ■AS Nov««b*r (Carnal Ml. I Buy.r. 8«U«r> SSR2U IlkaiMllttl 264 50 266 50N SSRS.1 n^miUZtt ***** 263 .SON MBELB SMRCV (llonpJWt) 306.M 30J.SON SMR I llujoDallct) 306.50 SON SMRCP u^bSto UNO UNO SMR 10 ilux.pSl.1) 264.50 166 SON SMR 20 IIU»|»JIK)
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      570 21 KEEN competition in the wheel flour milling industry has again upset Khong Cuan Flour Milling and would have taken a greater toll on earnings if not for increased contributions from its corn products subsidiary and higher investment income. For the financial year ended April
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      621 21 IN COMPARISON with the performance of its major competitor in the smelting business. Datuk Keramat Holdings appears to have taken a slip during the first half of its current financial year. Pre-tax operating profit of the group for the first six months ended July 31 was
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      455 21 MALAYSIA Mining Corporation (MMC) the world's largest tin mining conglomerate is working on plans to set up its own smelter. Whether this materialises, however, will hinge on the outcome of negotiations being conducted by MMC to secure an interest in existing smelting companies.
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      337 21 Southern Kinta sees higher output TIN production at Southern Klnta Consolidated (M) (SKC) should Improve for the current year ending March 31, 19M, chairman Knelk Abdul (ihafar Baba told shareholders In his annual report. This is because SKC's three dredges at Bcrnam and Southern Kampar arc expected to work on
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      464 21 MINERAL Securities Malaysia (Minsec), which is the subject of a takeover bid by sugar-based Perlis Plantations, has reported a significant earnings rise. The company pushed pre-tax profit for the year ended June 30, 1979 up 20.6 per cent to MJ2.70 million. After a slightly reduced tax charge
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      663 21 SATO KOGYO CO.. LTD. East Coast Parkway Project invites applications lor (he post ot I. GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST c GCE 0 Level with good credits m English and I Mathematics c Possess Adult Education Board Accounts Clerk Course Private Secretarial Course or LCC Book I keeping Typewriting Certificates c Must be
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      645 21 Where outstanding people work The Singapore branch of a highly successful international chain of fashion and luxury goods stores with shops in California, Hawaii and Hong Kong will shortly be opening in the Orchard Road Area. We require CASH CONTROL SUPERVISOR To take charge of cash collection, deposit and distribution.
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      511 21 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding UpNo.l2Bof 1979 > In the Matter of the Companies Act, Cap. 185 And In the Matter of High Light Industry Pte. Ltd. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a petition for the winding up of the abovenamed
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      446 21 IN THK M ATTKR OK TIIK COMPANIES MT lI AITKR IHS) urn IN THK MVTTKK OK kl M IIK.S«; ENGINERING VtOKKS ITK. LTD. (Incorporate In the Krpuhllr of Slnnaporr) (In liquidation) Ml MHKKN' VOI.I NTABY WINDING IV NOTICE IS HKREBY QIVEM pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Art. (Chapter
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      574 22 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX .Jv Telephone Service: *****22 /y% x Mondoy f«loy 830om -500pm Ord»XKy 70 cti per .ord <rmn $1 0 501 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE C.A.X.S. I Vs# Tune* Centre 900om 500pm IMntM 15) Sunday T«n« VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS IM-44M. 'up^PoTLeMT p m 80, Char,.,
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      734 22 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 1 Antiques OUR HERITAGE: CHINESE Porcelain. Rosewood Home FurnishIn Embroidery, Stone sculptures. 37 Cuppage Road. Tel: *****87 8 Florist* FOR THAT ONCE a lire I me happening, order your bridal bouquet from Floral D«w Tel: *****02.
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      660 22 OFFICE CHAWS AND TABLES Clearing Brand New USA black PVC swivelling office chairs without arms $90.00. with arms *7MO High" back with Canada spring wmat White/Brown office table $125.00 also 5 ft wardrobes all white w twiiioaislo o#tiv#cy View 114. Feber Drive off Upper Ayer R*t*h Road Singapore 0512 OLD
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      581 22 SALE/RENTAL: Motor Grader. Benford/Wlnget concrete mixer, dumper. RBIO. air compressor, arrow breaker, vlbrating/deadwelght road roller, winch, engines, generators. P It H 350 and JCB 3C excavator. Multi-States Trading Company Pte Ltd, 84. Lorong 25A, Geylang. Singapore 1438 Tel: *****44/7. WANTED ONE SECONDHAND Steam Boiler. About 30 H.P 100 150 PSI.
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      665 22 16 Office Equipment Supplies FOR SALE USED Olivetti plain paper photocopy machine. Neopost franking machine. Rotascan filing system and many others. *****/2. 18 Pets FOR SALE MALE Dachshund puppies, black and tan. de wormed, eight weeks old. Ring *****38 IMPORTED GERMAN SHEPHERD (Male) 2 years. Best offer secures. Tel: *****2
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      729 22 A Reputable Established Company with *iten*iv* setup* and trading tie* m MaUywa. Singapore and mdonesi* looking for young SECRETARY of pie— enl character and ability to work independently with minimum «up*rvl«ton. Applicant* with m without experience but with the requisite qualification* can apply in writing with passport *iz* photo (non-returnable)
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      698 22 FEMALE CLERK. EXPERIENCED In office general routine work Including knowledge of bookkeeping and typing. Please apply to: Yonddy Trading company. 450 Buklt Tlmah Shopping Centre. Spore 2158. FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS required. Age 20 and above Completed Secondary education in any language Stream Apply in own handwriting enclosing recent photograph (non-return-able)
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      618 22 LLOYD HOUSE HOTEL urgenUy requirer. full-time and part-time Receptionists. Interested please ring *****11 or come personally Chinese preferably PWG A newly established International company In Jurong has Immediate vacancies for the following positions: 1) CONFIDENTIAL CLERKS (MALE/ FEMALE) a) Purchasing b) Receiving Store c) Production Control d) Personnel c) Production
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      644 22 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS REQUIRES Female Assistant BookKeepers with knowledge of Chinese It LCC Certificate. Previous experience not essential. Apply In own hand writing with photo non returnable to Colombo Court P.O. Box 504. Singapore 9117. QUALIFIED STENOGRAPHER WANTED for an established advertising agency Applicants must have good command of English, neat
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      698 23 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant b) Secretarial and Clerical SUPERVISOR (TRAINEE). CLERK/ RECEPTIONIST TvplllK I for commercial srti<K>i Varied lurs Telephone *****0. 1 ii.ulii (joeensway TELEPHONE OPERATOR REOUIRED hy Company In Jurong Salary $220 pm With knowledge of typing Write In full partii ul.irs Ui Serin Ann Paper Pte Ltd
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      741 23 WANTED URGENTLY CLERK/ Typ ■•lini! firm at B Road. Call Mr Yung. *****26. from 10am lo spm for appoint WELL ESTABLISHED COMMERCIAL School requires Receptionists with knowledge of Mandarin InUrrsU-rt call personally al 821. Bth Fir. People's Park Centre c) Sales ADVERTISING SALES EXECUTIVES required by consumer weekly Salary $450
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      510 23 II EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCED SALESGIRLS RE QUIRED (or gift shop in Orchard Road Tel: *****97 during office hours EXPERIENCED. INDUSTRIOUS. HONEST Advertising Sales Canvassers for Club's opening souvenlr programmes 10.000 copies S4BO monthly plus commission Apply 406 Kalong Shopping Centre Tel *****98. *****2. FASHION SALESGIRLS WANTED. Those living In Buklt Tlmah
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      674 23 PROMOTION GIRLS required to be stationed at various department stores tor the promotion of an international brand ol product. Apply personally with nonreturnable photograph at 63, Blk 52. Chin Swee Road (opp. Havelock Road Subordinates Court) Singapore 0316 SALES ASSISTANTS wanted for immediate employment. Requirements: a) Completed Secondary education, preferably
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      631 23 II EMPLOYMENT SALES MANAGER A vacancy exists In our expanding Marine Division for a Sales Manager. Applicants should be over 28 years of age and should have extensive experience In the sale, supply and supervision of conventional and epoxy marine coatings and in the sale and distribution of abrasive cleaning
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      458 23 Consulting Firm FEMALE TRAINEE DRAUGHTSMEN to be trained to draw and design electrical and mechanical protects Minimum Initial salary $150 per month Patience and neatness essential. Technical school leavers are preferred S.T. BOX A***** Staling age. qualifications, photograph (non-returnable) and telephone number. DELIVERY/WORKSHOP ASSISTANT required. Must complete NS. age between
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      563 23 II EMPLOYMENT GM SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. (AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS) One of the world's largest US multinationals currently operating In Ang Mo Klo Industrial Estate. Singapore requires ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS (TEST) c ITC or Diploma in Electronics Engineering or Its equivalent c Minimum I 2 years experience In handling Automatic test equipment In
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      686 23 SECOND CLASS ENGINE DtMSM wanted for tug boat. 24 hours standbyn<B working hours). 4 days leave. $700 plus food allowance each month. Apply personally at: 86. Wilkinson Road. Spore 1543 TECHNICIANS REOUIRED WITH ITB Orade 111 In metal machining. Completed NS Successful applicants will be trained to be an Auto
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      598 23 II EMPLOYMENT An established New Japanese Cocktail Lounge and Nileclub requires STEWARDESSES Age: 18 and above Attractive Income Nil less than $1,000 per month Experience not necessary Charming girls preferred Work permits available Malaysian acceptable Please call personally TOW ADA JAPANESE RESTAURANT 4 NITECLUB 2nd floor. Wellington Building. Btdelord Road,
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      564 23 EXPANDING ADVERTISING AGENCY r.-i|iiir.s urgent!; Visualise! an. l 1- A ArtlM Appllcantl should Dave experience wnrkin« in an advertising agenry Interested candidates please call MM.I ELVES AMUSEMENT CENTRE. Admiralty Ro.nl West r.-qui^ urgently Cashier Kxpenence not required prefei in Bemb 1 *****RV ESTABLISHED TRANSPORT company requires clerks (Chin Experts' nee
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      151 24 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation* Vacant I) General GENERAL PRODUCTION WORKERS c Male or female c No skill, no experience necessary. Interested please apply personally at: IS. Block 1016, Eunos Avenue 5 off Eunos Crescent Singapore 1440. Tel: *****55 <& GROUP OF COMPANIES around Woodlunds irt-.i requires an Of- flee Boy
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      544 24 > Freight Forwarding and Transportation Company require* MALE/FEMALE SALES MANAGER Requirements: 2 yeiirs relevant sales experlrnce preferably In a freight forwarding rumpany with knuil <ii packing, conlaJnCl conventional transportation. c Age .itw.\e 24 years old -.ss own motor vehie A return nf wide contact in i immerrlal circle will bean
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      525 24 II EMPLOYMENT IS life W /Offll Starting pay $220* 5 days work vveekSr No shiftwork A* No scope work H increment Good Promotional!! m arranged transport^ A* Chance to win ITTB m colour tv set, M m cam eras and radiosj INTERESTED? Please come and apply personally at The Personnel
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      560 24 PWC A newly established International company In Jurong has immediate vacancies for: A) 30 OPERATORS (MALE/FEMALE) c Primary 6 or Secondary qualifications c Preferably 18 years and above E) O.C. INSPECTORS c Secondary A qualifications c Preferably with Q.C. experience WE OFFER Air-conditioned factory Attractive salary Free transportation at pickup
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      472 24 II EMPLOYMENT HITACHI CONSUMER PRODUCTS (S) PTE. LTD. We invite applications for the following vacancies:- 1) PRODUCTION CONTROLLER/ ASSISTANT PRODUCTION CONTROLLER (Male) c University graduate In Mechanical/ Electrical Engineering/ Business Administration with some experience but not essential c Age: 23 —30 years c Completed National Service 2) STORE ASSISTANT ("We)
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      505 24 r m- iff NTUC COMFORT invitss apphcations lor the poets of 1. ASSISTANT ADVERTISING OFFICER Applicants lor this post should Preferably have GCE A' Level Be proficient In a second language Preferably have experience In advertising bust2. CLERICAL ASSISTANTS Applicants lor this post should: Have OCE O' level with a
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      572 24 II EMPLOYMENT Wall-astablishad Tyra Manufacturer with good growth potantial requires: PRODUCTION OPERATORS (MALE) 1) Age: 16 years and above. 2) Must work 3 shirts. Weekly change. 3) Starting pay: not lass than $10.00 p* day. 4) Shift allowance: 2nd shift $2.00 per shift. 3rd shift $3.00 per shift. 5) Company
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      162 24 14% > <*; 1 OFFICE BOYS required immediately Please call personally at: S.L CORPORATE SERVICES PTE LTD. 53-D. 4TH FLOOR ANSON CENTRE ANSON ROAD SINGAPORE 0207. TEL: ***** M. 00 I) SMimnno I We are fast expanding and! urgently require: PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Male Female) We offer: REVISED STARTING I SALARY
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      647 24 II EMPLOYMENT ■Nww Japana»eElactronies_ Manufacturer* requires 1 repairmen! Candidate! should be skilful with good ax- pariance in tha repair J of cartterao electronics j I components 5 LINE LEADERS IN (MALE) With knowledo. of aiac- tronlc components. aj I IV* offer good salaries fpr the right applicants, r Plaase apply
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      451 24 %J| JsF A i^^ .Maa* w Transport will be provided on a subside basis to those who are staying in Woodlands. Sentbawang. Marsiling and Ang Mo Kio Estate. SHIFT ALLOWANCE:a) Afternoon shift $1.00 per day b) Night shift $1 50 per night You work only S nights and get 6
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      464 25 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant I) General J5 i= ro csl tSwS fill "Ids O 2 i Sis lofE m STEVEDORING FIRM REQUIRES Tally Clerk (Male) with some relevant working experience Must have completed N.S. Interested applicants please contact Mr Chan Kok Inn. Tel: *****15 (from 200 p.m to 500
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      599 25 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Applications are invited ler appointment te the poet of: DRIVER QUALIFICATIONS Possession of a class 3 or class 4 driving licence SALARY SCALE 1250 x 10 270/280 x 10 320 (Gross monthly emoluments range fr0m»******378) Candidates on their first appointment after full-time National Service to the service
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      659 25 II EMPLOYMENT WANTED CHINESE OR Malay Waitresses Apply personally to Melati Dinette. 2-301. Merlin Plaza. Beach Road WANTED MALE AND Female Pump attendants at California Service Station. 71. Frankel Avenue Please call *****2 WANTED MALE/FEMALE Assistant Cooks with knowledge of Indonesian dishes Apply personally to. Melatl Dinette. 2-301. Merlin Plaza.
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      767 25 WANTED 1) MALE/ Female General Clerks 2) Despatch Riders. Must possess own motorcycle Please apply personally at Suite 3-313. Merlin Plaia. 3rd floor. Beach Road. Spore 0719 32 Situations Wanted ENGLISH SPEAKING EUROPEAN household experienced Cookboy with good references available Tel: *****47 Singapore Happy vacations begin in Classifieds section VII.
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      919 25 111 VEHICLES BOATS FOR SALE 1999 model VespH Super, one owner, good condition Contact *****01 HOME OF QUALITY USED CARS ■■HG KEONG'S SUPER CAR MART 9 KIM KEAT ROAD. SINGAPORE 12M. TELS: *****50. *****7 C. *****93. *****54 1979: Detsun 120 V A/C 1979: Detsun 120Y A/C Dalaun 120Y S/W A/C
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      884 25 NOVEMBER IMt DATSUN 1000 Saloon 3 owners Oood condition PARF eligible. Call *****55 NOVEMBER 1*73 FORO Escort 1300 XL Superb condition and well maintained. 1 owner, selling at $7,800 o n.o Contact *****77 NOVEMBER 1973 COLT Galant 1600 OS saloon, complete with full accessories. PARF eligible Asking $10,100 0.n.0 Tel.
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      675 25 111 VEHICLES BOATS 1955. AUSTIN HEALEY nm 1 Classic Sporls Only I in Singapore Immaculate and original Tel *****5 1997 NISSAN DIESEL 13' New wooden body. Just overhauled and inspected Selling $2,700 Contact *****0 Mr Llm. 1959 MINI 1090. new lax/ Insurance, beautiful condition, eligible PARF $4,350 Phone *****6. 50
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      632 25 1972 FORD CORTINA *****.. private registered, in good running condition $6,800 on o Tel *****00. 1972 FORO CORTINA 1600 GT One private owner, tax. lyres new $6,700 on o View 98 Upper Thomson. 5 m s BP Kiosk 1972 FORD ESCORT New tax. insurance. PARF eligible $6,400 View 2626-E. Blk
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      566 25 111 VEHICLES BOATS 1973 TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 PARF eligible Cassette, tax insurance new Beautiful rondi lion $10,000 Tel. *****03 1973 TOYOTA CELICA 1600 rr Aircond sports rims, showroom condition Selling $13,500 Tel *****6 1973 TOYOTA CELICA insurance road tox. airrond. sporls rims. good condition Selling $12,300 Tel: 6703.18 1973 TOYOTA
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      617 25 1979 COLT GALANT .Slum:;. ISK i Omowimi Aircond amplifier, i p to(> onditlon $22,000 o ii o Contact Klrhart; L*>49:u»> 1979 LANCER 1400 t < 5-speed alrcond Nports nrnv excellent condition Selling $15,950 Tel *****85 1979 MERCEDES. 200 DM Owner airrond. accident trw. Raid t.i> ***** Accident fr.-r MltsuMsh cassette
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      604 26 HI VEHICLES 4 BOATS 45 VahiclM For Sate I*7* OATBUM ISOK. I private owner leaving K'pore. selling cheap, alrcond sporLi rims. Ten radio/ cassette, with amplifier in showr.Him condition View: 16 Kvelyn Hoad (1130) Tel *****66 after 900 am I*7* DATSUN I>*V alrcond uporLi rims, one owner. Insur»nre/ tax $20,900
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      240 26 SM CC HONDA MOTORCYCLE, full faring saddle bags, custom exhaust, good condition $1700 on o Call *****45 after 7 00 p m 73 HONDA COOPER Model I4SSL. 558.500/- Exchange of vehicle negotiable Call *****94 Mr Kuah MONTHS OLD Honda Civic 1238 cc 5-door Concealed alrcond showroom condition Highest offer secures
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      272 26 111 VEHICLES BOATS 1*73 TOYOTA CORONA MXII 2000 Alrcond cassette, tax I/SO Good condition Tel *****35 I*7l DATSUN PICKUP 1500 c c 1 owner, beautiful condition $8,700 o no Tel *****00 46 Vahicles Wanted AA MEMBER REOUIRES 1972/ 1976 Celica. Mini or other Saloon cars Call ***** A BANK CLERK
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      197 28 IN LOVING MEMORY MRS. CHOO TECK HONG nee RUTH KOH JOO JEE 16th October 1*77 In Loving Memory O( GOH THIAN CHYE Departed on 16-10-73 Within our home when all was bright. God took from us a shining light; We miss that light, and always will. His
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      237 28 Goh Bek Vong aged 76 pasaed away on 14-10-79 leaving behind beloved wile, daughter* There**. Clara, ■on* Bonnie, Paul, daughters-in-law Rom. Winntfred. 12 prandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Cortege leave* 31 Oreemeaf View on 17-10-79 2.00 p.m. lor Church of St. Igoaiiu* thence lo Chua Chu Kang Chrxtian
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE TWO
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      Vincent the young golf sensation
      225 29  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By VINCENT LEE is only 13, but the St. Andrew's schoolboy took only three weeks to have his golf handicap reduced from 23 to 18. A final round of 89 at the Jurong Country Club's Crocodile Cup competition last month won him the
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      Ong, Loo triumph
      43 29 NATIONAL players Ong Teng Keng and Loo Yap I-ong won their respective matches in the Singapore Billiards Association senior three-ball individual championship at the Katong Billiards Saloon last night. Ong beat Benson Ching *****3, while Loo outplayed Peter Wong 300-215.
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      Pirates make it 2-3
      158 29 PITTSBURGH, Mon. Bert Blyleven, in a rare relief appearance, pitched a thioe-hit ball over the last four innings to help Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-1 victory over Baltimore Orioles in the fifth game of baseball's World Series. Orioles, however, lead the best-of-seven series, 3-2. Bill Madlock
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      Fiori wins first tour golf title after play-off
      230 29 COLUMBUS (Georgia), Mon. Ed Fiori yesterday won his first tournament on the United States professional golfers' tour, when he beat Tom Weiskopf on the second hole of a sudden-death play-off at the US$2OO,OOO ($428,000) Southern Open tournament. Fiori, 26, holed a 15metre
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      BRIEFS
      354 29 VERSAILLES, Mon. Portugal's Carlos Lopez won the fourth Paris to Versailles race yesterday, covering the 16 kilometres in 49.55 mm. Finland's Lasse Viren, holder of four Olympic gold medals, took third spot. Results: 1 Carlos Lopez (Por) 49.55; 2 Julan Goater (GB) 51.20; 3 Lasse Viren (Pin) 52.22. In
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      Lopez first, Viren third in marathon
      205 29 In rUwlok, ScvtlMd, two protestors ran onto the pitch during the South African Barbarians' match yesterday while 300 anti-apartheid demonstrators picketed outside the ground. In Albl, Pnusee, France beat Papua New Guinea 16-9 (half-time 8-4) in the first of two league Tests yesterday. TENNIS
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      Cosmos held
      29 29 TOKYO, Mon. New York Cosmos and a Japanese national team battled to a 2-2 draw in the second and final exhibition game at Tokyo's national stadium. UPI.
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      Rest day
      28 29 NEW DELHI, Mon. Today is rest day in the fourth cricket Test match between India and Australia here. Overnight scores: India 510-7 dec. Australia 20-0 Reuter.
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      Match-play title to Rogers by one hole
      473 29 SPORT starts on Page 19 today WENTWORTH (England), Mon. Bill Rogers, one of the most promising golfers on the United States tour, advanced his claim for international status with a cool victory in the £110,000 ($514,800) world match-play championship, the richest of the
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      710 29 imrriMi KERAJAAN MALAYSIA JABATAN KERJA RAYA SABAH SANDAKAN AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT PROJECT CIVIL WORKS TENDER PACKAGE I PREQUAUFICATION OP CONTRACTORS The Government of Malaysia plans to invite tenders in January 1 980 only from prequalif ied Contractors for the Civil Works of the Sandakan Airport at Sandakon, Sabah, East Malaysia. The
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE THREE
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      Porta to the rescue?
      108 30 MADRID, Mon. Pablo Porta, president of the Spanish Soccer Federation, said yesterday he plans to begin a round of talks aimed at persuading Raimundo Saporta to continue as presiden' of the 1982 World Cup organising committee. Porta said he would meet Saporta and Culture Minister Manuel
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      Sporting triumph
      214 30 PARIS, Mon. Sporting Gijon, who set the pace in the Spanish Football League most of last season until they faltered at the post, stayed at the top of the Spanish First Division with a rousing i-2 win over Valencia yesterday. All the First Division results in Kurope: Spanish:
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      The shuttle is on SBA's court
      417 30  - The shuttle is on SBA's court BERNARD PEREIRA By FROM as far back as three months ago, the badminton spotlight was on the Indonesians and their just-concluded friendly match against the Republic. But, when they clashed, it was Singapore who stole the show from under the noses of the world
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      Seven-a-side
      38 30 THE Bukit Panjanj? United Sports Club will hold a seven-a-side soccer tournament at Dover Road on Nov. 4. Teams wishing to partinpat. are asked to contact Mum {"*****4) or Raymond Wong (*****61) Entries close on Sunday week.
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      Filipinos to host shooting meets
      112 30  - Filipinos to host shooting meets PETER SIOW By THE Philippines will be the centre of shooting activity in Asia next year. They will host the Asian women's junior championships (Jan. 11-19), the Asian skeet and trap tournament (Jan. 20-28) and the Asian shooting competition (Jan. 20-28). The Asian skeet and
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      China's gymnasts will take part in seminar
      181 30  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By A TWO-DAY coaching-cum-demonstration seminar will be held when the gymnastics contingent from the All-China Sports Federation arrive in Singapore for their public performances at the Singapore Badminton Hall next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The team will hold the seminar,
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      TRIPLE BLOW!
      142 30 Gray, Hartford, Narey out of crucial tie GLASGOW, Mon. Scotland manager J«»ck Stein's hopes of rescuing his country's European football championship hopes, suffered a triple blow yesterday when three players pulled out of Wednesday's rrucial clash with Austria at llampden Park here. Any hopes Andy Gray, of Wolverhampton
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      Dutch star in team against Poland
      200 30 PARIS, Mon. St. Etienne have finally agreed to release their Dutch striker Johnny Rep for the European Nations match against Poland on Wednesday. The Dutch Football Association failed to contact the club, who were worried about Rep's playing only two days before next Friday's
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      Cup draw puts Dutch in Group Two
      779 30 GROUP POUR: Hongkong, Maci China, North Korea, Japan and Singaoore ZURICH. Mon. Holland, beaten in the last two World Cup soccer finals, were again grouped with neighbours Belgium when the draw for the 1982 competition was made here yesterday. The Dutch are in
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    Singapore drawn in tough World Cup qualifying round
    336 31  -  JOE DORAI By THK draw for the World Cup, which puts the Republic In the Asian Zone's tough Group Four, la not giving the Football Association of Singapore their main cause for concern. Their headache Is the new system being used for
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    Decide now, FAS — he's not Superman!
    705 31  - Decide now, FAS he's not Superman! TEOH ENG TATT By the Sports Editor, WHILE Ray Henderson, the former Halifax and Everton coach, is considering whether or not to come to the Republic to succeed Trevor Hartley, the Football Association of Singapore must decide firmly what they really want. Do they
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    Singapore A and Iraq are favourites
    125 31 Singapore A and Iraq are favourites SINGAPORE'S A team and Iraq are tipped to meet in the final of Lion City Cup under-16 soccer competition to be held from Dec. 8-22 at the National Stadium, reports JOE DORAI. The two teams were fa- voured following yesterday's draw made at the
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    Champions triumph 4-0
    51 31 DEFENDING champions Singapore Cricket Club whipped the Australian High Commission 4-0 in the Cosmopolitan Cup inter-embassy soccer tournament at Tanglin. Other results Scandinavian Community bt French Embassy 2-0; Dutch Embassy bt Malaysian High Commission 2-1; Anzuk Force bt Swiss Embassy 4-2; American Embassy drew with German Embassy
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    Sports films
    58 31 FORTNIGHTLY sports film shows are screened for public viewing on Saturdays at 10.30 a.m. in the National Stadium theatrette. Admission is free (*****11 ext. 268). Nov. 10 NABC'S of Basketball. Battle of the Bats and Volleyball for Boys. Nov. 24 Starting to Dive, Springboard Diving, Go for Green
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    Nor angry at blindness to his injury
    313 31  - Nor angry at blindness to his injury PATRICK BASTIANS By NOR AZAHAR, the high jumper ihe Singapore Amateur Athletics Association are expected to question for allegedly keeping his thigh Injury secret before the South-east Asia Games in Jakarta last month, is angry at the SAAA's blindness. "Kveryone, athletes and officials,
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    Farrer Park through
    56 31 FARRER Park United qualified for the third round ol the Presidents Cup soccer tournament when they beat a hardworking Sembawang Sports Club 1-0 at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Also through to the third round were police Sports Association who beat Dunearn United 8-1, and Tiong
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    7-1 rout
    20 31 HOTEL Phoenix trounced Hyatt Hotel 7-1 In the Food and Drinks Allied WorkersUnion soccer match at Tanglin yesterday.
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    Narrow win
    18 31 GENERAL ELECTRIC edged out Swifts Associates 3-2 in the Jurong inter-company soccer tournament at Jurong yesterday.
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    Tampines 2-1
    33 31 TAMPINES edged out Radin Mas 2-1 in the third-round of the inter-constituency volleyball tournament at the Gay World Stadium last night. In another match, Chua Chu Rang beat Bukit Batok 2-0.
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    Suren's rise has been phenomenal
    676 31  -  GODFREY ROBERT PROFILE By TALK of middle-distance events in athletics and thoughts revolve around Sebastian Coe, the British sensation, who, in the past three months, has been knocking down world records like tenpins. Talk about Coe and we cannot ignore the longstriding Cuban, Alberto Juantorena
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      41 31 BILLIARDS Singapore Billiards Association individual championship (Katong Saloon, 6.45). SOCCER President's Cup: Rayman Rangers v Farrer Park Dynamos (Jalan Besar stadium, 8). Food, Drinks and Allied Workers' Union inter-branch quarterfinals: Hotel Equatorial v Holiday Inn; Ladyhill v Century Park (Tanglin, 5.15).
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    Trengganu alert
    80 32 KUALA TRENGGANU, Mon. Authorities in Trengganu sounded a full alert today following reports that many refugee boats had been sighted again in the South China Sea. This afternoon, a boat with 48 Vietnamese came ashore at Pulau Bidong where there are already more than 24,000 boat people in
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    Defeated Ecevit says he may quit
    214 32 Defeated Ecevit says he may quit ISTANBUL, Mon PRIME Minister Bulent Ecevit, crushed by the rightist opposition party in special parliamentary elections, said today he would consider resigning. "If he doesn't go tomorrow," Mr Suleyman Demirel, leader of the Justice Party and former Prime Minister, said early today. "I will
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    Brez 'too ill to greet Assad'
    159 32 Brez 'too ill to greet Assad' MOSCOW, Monday SYRIAN President Hafez Assad arrived here today for an official visit eclipsed by press reports in Beirut that Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev was seriously ill and would not be able to meet him. The official Tass news agency said Mr Assad was
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    Dow Jones
    41 32 NEW YORK, Mon. Dow Jones averages, based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 indus 837.03 off 1.96, 20 transp 241.38 off 1.51, 15 mils 103.15 off 0.27, 65 stocks 292.60 off 1.02. UPI.
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    I won't step down, says Ohira
    302 32 I won't step down, says Ohira TOKYO, Monday PRIME MINISTER Masayoshi Ohira today rejected a veiled demand for him to step down to assume responsibility for an election setback suffered by his ruling Liberal-Demo-cratic Party (LDP) last week, political sources said. The sources said Mr Ohira made clear his position
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    $ opens firm
    57 32 opens firm LONDON, Mon. The dollar opened firm in Europe today after reaching a peak for the year in Tokyo, where one banker said the recently unstable US currency had become "desirable" to have on hand. Gold prices once more climbed above US$4OO ({880) an ounce, advancing US$6 ($12.80) in
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    'Numeiry hurt in coup bid'
    55 32 BEIRUT. Mon. Sudanese President Gaafar Numeiry was wounded in the shoulder in an abortive military coup last Monday in the capital Khartoum, the Lebanese daily Al Liwa reported here today. The attempted coup, by members of the Presidential guard, was led by Major Midhat Ali
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    9 more bodies off HK
    51 32 HONGKONG, Mon. Police have found nine bodies floating off the coast of Hongkong, believed to be illegal immigrants from China whose boat capsized last week. Police said more people are believed drowned in last Friday's incident when 11 people were rescued by a British warship.
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    China's new oil finds
    87 32 HONGKONG, Mon. New oil deposits have been found in Kansu Province in north-cen-tral China, two leading Communist Chinese dailies in j Hongkong reported today. Ta Kung Pao and Wen Wei i Po. quoting a dispatch from the domestic China news agency from Lanchow, j Kansu s
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    Savak man executed
    59 32 TEHERAN, Mon. The for--mer Savak chief for the city of Isfahan was executed yesterday after being found guilty by a revolutionary court of torturing prisoners, the newspaper Ettelaat said. Captain Qodratollah Baaai Dowlatabadi became the 613 th person executed since the new regime took power last February.
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    13 killed
    37 32 MANILA. Mon Thirteen communist guerrillas and two government soldiers were killed in .a clash during the weekend in western Samar Province, central Philippines, mili tary sources said today. They said five guerrillas were captured. Reuter.
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    Use oil as weapon in US polls
    263 32 Use oil as weapon in US polls PLO official urges Arab states BEIRUT, Monday A PALESTINIAN guerilla leader called on Arab states today to use oil as a weapon to influence next year's American presidential elections. Mr Farouk Kaddoumi, head of the Palestine Liberation Organisation's political department, indicated in an
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    Kuwait to cut its oil output by 25pc
    234 32 KUWAIT, Mon KUWAIT plans to cot its oil production by 25 per rent bat no date hag been fixed yet, the newspaper AlWatan reported yesterday, quoting official sources. Kuwait at present produces 2.2 million barrels of oil a day. The New York
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      258 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Covtf Plx« .Vt Annuol Sut»crvtx>r< $155 Fw «ib»cro'K>n, imll 7.CWI I Kxt TODAYS HIGHLIGHTS. Prime Minister Lee will launch a campaign to change Japanese business views during his trip to Tokyo next week which could have major implications for Singapore's new. economic policy. Other highlights:
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        MANDARIN BY RADIO
        491 1 l|Li=i=i=: Compiled by Lin Shan:;— :~:^JJ This 15-minute programme will be broadcast over the English Service of Radio Singapore tonight at 7.45 p.m. and the coming Sunday at 9.N a.m. Lesson 4: Asking names. VOCABULARY: LT An De A boy's name. LJ Is the surname. An De
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        206 1 Explanatory note Truth is the most everlasting and valuable thing in the world, not jewelleries, ornaments or any other wealth. The writer starts off the passage with a question and ends off with the answer and the three ways to attain truth, namely, one's determination, confidence and dauntless spirit. 1
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        89 1 [Effective readings This essay will be broadcast today at 11.39 a.m. and 9.45 p.m. and on Friday at 11. M a.m. and 5.45 p.m. over the Chinese service of Radio Singapore. /kt"i i'> ft^*W* ■ffifen'jiV'f. f jMli I)W*B Hf f MfiilLftUnyJlM rafliwM* SA3i WW b ffi-fi'j o Mt^TH* rit 8
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        Chinese idioms for primary pupils
        209 1 (Part t M the list «f M Mlcnu Issued by the Ministry of {education (or prinwry school popils Uluiir Chinese as a second laagaafe.) PRIMARY SIX: 22.ftftM zai jie zii ii conUnne with renewed strength and effort. zi y^n zlyli lo mumble to oneself. 24.SiS?ES
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        161 1 IHSIDt On Fashion Batik comes of age V We've always recognised the possibilities of batik. But, somehow, it has never quite made its mark on the modern wardrobes of local girls. But we have found a shop that has turned out some lovely, absolutely desirable designs with batik. Take a
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        351 2 Rent g new Carrier Aircon and get one month's rental free! Rent a new CARRIER room aircon between now and 31st October and we'll give you one month's rental free! Or we'll reimburse you 50% of your HDB permit fee! The choice is yours. And that's not all. You also
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        34 2 Flavour with Cook Do and Fry. Enjoy 6 Chinese gourmet dishes COOfcUQ <S>AJI H0 MOTO 10M0A. Jalan Lofcam. Singapore 1963 T»l 282*814 804*04 Sony Betamax ~S^P with Auto-Program search function. I 85**.ea2344 SONY rs^__
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        1164 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by I Love 7.00 The Green Hornet Freeway To Lucy Tennessee Ernie Hang On Death 3.30 Diary of Emits <"*»> 3.35 te no.n (Part 2, J* %S?i££m ftw~i 4.05 Intermission 9 30 News and Newsreel (English) 6.00 PM Opening followed by
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      Changing postures with ink and brush
      326 3 DIFFERENT forms of Chinese calligraphy, if you know how to appreciate the art, can be interpreted and likened to the different postures and gait of a man, according to calligrapher Gan Kee Leone. And, in this cursive script form of Chinese writing, the hand
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      No fuss or flourish
      393 3 Singapore Symphony Orchestra Solo Pianist: Bozena Steinerova Singapore Conference Hall Review by CHOO HWEE LIM PIANIST Bozena Steinerova revealed a highly original performing style at the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's concert last Friday. In business-like manner, she displayed an efficient, meticulous and viituostic technique. Without fuss or
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      Evening dedicated to the glory of Venice
      285 3  - Evening dedicated to the glory of Venice LING POON WAH By OVER I*l voices from four local choirs will eulogise the glory of Venice at the St Andrew's Cathedral on Oot 27 and 28 at 8 p.m "An Bvening of Venetian Mule" will be devoted to the works of Venetian
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      In search of a theatre to fit the needs
      883 3  - In search of a theatre to fit the needs GERALDINE TANG By THE Ministry of Culture is looking for suitable sites to build a medium-sized theatre of about 2,000 seats with good acoustics. This additional hall can cater to full-scale theatre activities like big orchestral concerts and fullscale ballet performances.
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        213 3 %t* /THE STMITS TIMES <&/ BILINGUAL PAGE--*« riso IN BOOK FORM IS«E By popular demand and to help promote bilingualism, the articles and stories that RftM appeared in The Straits Times Bilingual Page over the past year have been re-edited and J -?"".V grouped under suitable headings and published in
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        Batik comes of age
        408 4 Co-ordinated by SHEILA CHEONCi Pictures by CHRIS LOH ONCE batik was a handsome handprinted piece of cloth, often of cotton, designed to be wrapped round the bodice or waist into a sarong. But there are no holds on what each length of waxed fabric can be
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        Capturing the beauty of their hometown
        414 5 IT IS a rare Malaysian or Singapore designer who can claim to have supplied his fabrics to fashion houses in Europe. From making the name Ramli Malek popular in the region, the 36-year-old Malaysian batik artist and fabric designer is establishing credentials with names
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        403 4 TATUNG ELECTRIC FAN 0ver 6,000,000 sets sold!! SCI6A c, BXE AND Coo^ 2 year guarantee 1^ I SSR-16T H dk-i2t "srUr^^pr DKI6TL fa DK-9 DK-12TL t Tatung electric fan motor is specially designed to ensure quick start, lower f S~~J power consumption, noise-free and smooth rotating. The fan blade in
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        533 5 ABE YOU A CASE 0F... HOUSEWIVES' SYNDROME? J^ Being a housewife is a 24 hours job and is not easy to cope with, day after day and year after year. And fl mf V every job has its strains and stresses «^fl Bir Many women suffer a number of symptoms
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        256 6 foVJET J§ FESTIVAL j^m W October 16 20, 1979 vj W& SINGAPORE CONFERENCE HALL iA yßr 7.30 pm nightly XX Oct 16 The Hunting Accident W^ Oct 17 One, Two, Three, Soldiers Marching Free B^t Oct 18 Spartacus p^^B |.»f Oct 19 The Marvel with Pig-Tails 4fl^^^ Oct 20 The
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        579 6 ■■■■■■fS OWGJIWISATIOK Horn. I 30, 4 00. 6 45, 9 5 DESPERATE KILLER MANDARIN in Scope- Color a NSXT (.MANGE "FIVE SUPERFKSMTFR B CANTONESE m S^ope Cr lor 5 lim:l3t:<ilfc-^lliKiri.l.ll 1 1 om I 45. 4 00, 6 45. I b s Li "SIX DIRECTIONS BOXING MANOARN in Scope-Color M
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      Poor teaching is often to blame for failure in music examinations
      1137 7 JOHN STERLING, who was the first examiner from the Royal Schools of Music to visit Singapore and Malaya in 1948, offers some observations after his third visit here recently. COMMENCING with positive comments, I would like to pay tribute
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        529 7 2ND INTERNATIONAL FORESTRY, TIMBER PROCESSING AND WOODWORKING EXHIBITION. DATE: 12-16 JANUARY 1961 SINGAPORE Wood '81 is the second specialist exhibition devoted exclus'vely to the development and expansion of the forestry, timber processing and woodworking industries of South East Asia Wood '81 will highlight the latest range of equipment and services
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        526 8 EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS An expending Plantation Agency House in Johore invites applications from Malaysian citizens for the above appointments. Qualifications: Degree or Diploma in Business Administration or Economics. Applicants from persons about to graduate or qualify will also be considered. Ag«: 22 28 year*. Duties: to assist the Estates Director in
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        725 8 PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN MAJLIS PERBANDARAN JOHOR BAHRU. Punboroof-pamboroac jruf bardafUr dl JabtUn Kerja Raya Nefert Johor. Kalaa T dan )uf a pemboronj- lain yang aataraf nif'-i* dipelawa baft membakal dan memaaang- lampu layarat lahi-Untaa di atmpany Jalan Tampol i Jalan Petallng/ Jalan Kempaa. J Butir ketarangan dan borang tawaran boleh dldapatl
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        868 8 BORNEO FILEM ORGRNISRTION SENDIRIAN BERHAD PREQUALIFICATION OF CONTRACTORS/ SUPPLIERS FOR: CINEMA EQUIPMENTS INSTALLATION FOR THE CINEMA IN THE TERUNTUM COMPLEX IN KUANTAN AND OTHER CINEMAS IN SABAH AND PENINSULAR MALAYSIA. BORNEO FILEM ORGANISATION SDN. BHD. intends to invite tenders for: Cinema Equipment supply, installation, comissioning and maintenance, comprising of (i)
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        598 8 IN THK MATTKR OK THK COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER IM) AND IN THE MATTKR OF NEW FOUNTAIN ENTERPRISES (PRIVATE) I.IMITKI) (lnr*rp*ratH la Ike .fc-pobllr ef SlßßSperr) (In Uquldmtl.nl Mrmkrra' VduUry VMndin* Dp NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed Company which is being wound up voluntarily, are required
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