The Straits Times, 26 October 1979

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    15 1 The Straits Times FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1979 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79 I Estd. 1845
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    KRIANGSAK CUTS HIS TRIP
    745 1  -  M. G. G. PILLAI, Border tension, so he flies home By Our Correspondent in Kuala Lumpur, Thursday THAI PRIME MINISTER Kriangsak Chomanan abruptly cancelled his tour of Asean countries and flew back to Bangkok from here today because of renewed tension along the Thai-Kampu-chean border. Gen
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    Lock icon It wasn't a clash: Thai Command
    309 1 BANGKOK, Thuraday THE Thai Supreme Command clarified today that one marine was killed and seven wounded in a land mine explosion yesterday in southestern Thailand and not in a clash with foreign forces as it announced last night. i A spokesman said the command's
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    The weather
    28 1 IP TO IP.M. TODAY: Isolated showers fr»m late morning. TEMP. (C) up U» a.m. tomorrow: M max.; 25 mil, SUNSET today: 21p.m.; SINKISK tomorrow: C.17 a.m.
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    Lock icon Brez squelches those rumours
    105 1 SOVIET President Leonid Brezhnev (left) making his first public appearance In more than two weeks to squelch persistent rumours that he wm dead or seriously ill. According to agency reports, Mr Brezhnev braved bitterly cold winds to greet South Yemeni President Abdul-Fattah Ismail and later spoke
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    Lock icon Lashes for 10 in Pakistan
    65 1 ISLAMABAD, Thurs. Ten Pakistanis caught in a brothel by police were given between 10 and 15 lashes here today in front of a crowd of about 10.000 people. During the punishment, administered on a high platform by two executioners stripped to the waist, seven of
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    Lock icon Let's drink to that!
    50 1 RHELMS (France), Thurs. The biggest champagne harvest of all time was forecast here today for the current crop. The champagne committee said the final figure was likely to be about 225 million bottles or 3 per cent up on the previous record attained in 1770. AFP.
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    Lock icon Pope warns
    42 1 VATICAN CITY, Thurs. Pope John Paul II today urged governments to stop iscriminating against religious education in schools. This right is being violated by many states even to the point of it becoming a punishable offence, the Pope said. Reuter
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    Lock icon SCOUTMASTER AND 10 SCOUTS DIE IN CRASH
    67 1 BANGKOK, Thurs. Ten boy scouts and a scoutmaster were killed when a bus in which they were travelling burst a tyre and skidded off the road into a five-metre deep canal near Nakhon Nay ok, central Thailand, highway police said today. They said
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    LIFE BAN ON ATHLETES
    88 1 LONDON, Tkars. Pew top East Ewepeaa wioea athletes, Including Bulgarian Tetka Petreva whe wm the 1.5 M metres at the WerM Cop la Meatreal •d Ask S, were today swpeaSed fer life by the latonatteaal Amateur Athletic Pedrratlea (lAAP) !er taking anabatic stoNtds, the ban ■ed
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    Lock icon 150 killed
    32 1 TEHERAN. Thurs. Kurdish rebels have killed 150 guards of the revolution and captured 20 in western Iran, the guards' commander Abu Sharif told the Iranian news agency, Pars today. AFP
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    Lock icon Woman mountaineer's record
    107 1 KATMANDU, Thurs. A Japanese woman, Mrs Michiko Takahashi, created a record by leading an all-male expedition to climb three major Himalayan peaks in Nepal, the Tourism Ministry announced here today. The expedition's deputy leader, Mr Kozo Komatsu, alone with four Japanese climbers scaled, 7,751metre Dhaulagiri II on
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    Lock icon Briton who felt he was Chinese
    165 1 Briton who felt he was Chinese HONGKONG, Thurs. A former British sailor who disappeared from Hongkong a) years ago now lives as a sugar refinery worker in China on a commune near Canton. David Young, from Tyneside, England, was a 23-year-old fitter in the Royal Navy here in 1949 when
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    Accord at leap talks
    620 1  - Accord at leap talks LEE KIM CHEW BOTH SIDES AGREE TO SLASH FARES By SINGAPORE is satisfied with the outcome of the leap talks which were concluded in Canberra yesterday, ending a dispute that has strained AseanAustralia ties for the past year. Officials are particularly pleased that the Fraser Government
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      107 1 56 pages today COURT TOLD OF DEAL IN 2m SHARES Pag* 9 KHMER Rouge force hack male refugees S iNITIAL survey on PSA fire damage II BAST Timor: Singapore support for Jakarta at UN 11 LAGI N A Park gets 24-hour Cisco service IS CHARTING path of future industrial relations
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      Lock icon Britons may strike record high in lost work days
      320 2 LONDON, Thursday BRITAIN will lose more working days this year through strikes and stoppages than at any time since the general strike of 1926, Department of Employment figures showed yesterday. The department said that in September 11,249,000 working days were lost
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      Lock icon Callaghan loses another round
      128 2 Callaghan loses another round LONDON, Thurs. British Opposition leader James Callaghan yesterday lost another round in his battle against leftwingers striving to win control of the Labour Party. The party's leftist-domi-nated National Executive Committee (NEC) rejected Mr Callaghan's advice on the composition of a wide-ranging inquiry into the party's structure.
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      Lock icon Hunt for IRA 'hit man' who plans to kill Margaret
      258 2 Hunt for IRA 'hit man' who plans to kill Margaret LOS ANGELES, Thursday POLICE and FBI agents are hunting for an Irish Republican Army hit man, known only as "Jackal," who is believed to have plotted to assassinate Britain's Princess Margaret. Security sources said detectives are building up a profile
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      Lock icon Boy,12, held for baby's death
      104 2 Boy,12, held for baby's death NEW YORK, Thurs. Teeth marks on the body of a 9-month-old boy who was beaten to death earlier this month led to the arrest of the baby's 12-year-old stepbrother, district attorney Kenneth Gribetz of suburban Rockland county said yesterday. The arrested boy, whose name was
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      Lock icon Intensive care for baby who fell through train toilet
      130 2 Intensive care for baby who fell through train toilet NURSES giving Intensive can to a new born baby at the Japan Red Cross Medical Centre in Tokyo on Wednesday after the baby survived a fall tram a fast-mov-ing railway carriage. Railway officials said the baby boy was delivered »n Tuesday
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      Lock icon 5 more rake in higher profits
      180 2 NEW YORK, Thurs. Five more major oil companies yesterday reported sharply higher third quarter profits, including an extraordinary 191 per cent increase for Standard Oil Company of Ohio and a 130 per cent gain for Mobil Corporation, the world's second biggest oil company. Sun
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      Lock icon Khmer Rouge force back male refugees
      351 3 BANGKOK, Thurs. Several thousand Kampuchean refugees were moved deeper into Thai territory yesterday to protect them against cross-frontier bombardments, but able-bodied male refugees were forced by Khmer Rouge guerillas to return to their country, eyewitness reports from the border said today. The reports said
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      Lock icon leng Sary stops over in Manila
      204 3 leng Sary stops over in Manila MANILA, Thurs. Deputy Prime Minister leng Sary of the ousted Kampuchean regime made a secrecy-shroud-ed overnight stop in Manila on his way from Beijing to Thailand, diplomatic sources said today. The sources added that Mr leng Sary was met at the Manila airport by
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      Lock icon PUMPED FOR PROOF OF THEFT
      183 3 BANGKOK, Thurs. Police had to use a stomach pump yesterday in an effort to retrieve a stolen gold necklace. The alleged robber told police he had swallowed the necklace after a dramatic chase in which he held up a minibus and tried to shoot a
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      Lock icon OAS sec-gen re-elected
      72 3 LA PAZ, Thurs. The Organisation of American States yesterday re-elected Argentinas Alejando Orfila to a second five-year term as secretary- general of the interAmerican organisation. Mr OrfUa received 18 of the votes of the 27 member nations while his prime opponent, Ramon Emilio Jimenez Jr, Foreign Minister
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      Lock icon S. Korea's opposition party refuses to withdraw resignations
      311 3 SEOUL, Thurs LEADERS of South Korea's main opposition New Democratic Party (NDP) today refused to withdraw resignations from the National Assembly and demanded that the government should guarantee a peaceful change of power. The leaders, meeting after a plea by the ruling
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      'Polls before May 1984'
      79 3 MANILA, Thurs President Ferdinand Marcs, ruling the Philippines under martial law for the past seven years, announced today that he intended to hold elections for the regular National Assembly not later than May 1964. The announcement, released through the official Philippines news agency, was made before
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      Lock icon Wolff rebuff for N Korea
      215 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. A House of Representatives subcommittee chairman said yesterday he is rejecting an invitation to meet leaders in North Korea but another congressman said he might accept. x Mr Lester Wolff, chairman of the House Asia subcommittee, said he will not accept the invitation
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      Lock icon McCartney wins world's first rhodium record
      242 3 FORMER Beatle Paul McCartney was given a "rhodium record," made from one of the world's rarest precious metals, yesterday to commemorate his title as the most successful composer and mnslc performer of all time. Mr Norrto McWhirter, editor of the Guinness Book of Records,
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      Lock icon Joint bid urged against Hanoi designs
      182 3 Joint bid urged against Hanoi designs TOKYO, Thurt THE mass circulation daily Yomiuri Shimbun today said in an editorial that Japan and Asean should take joint diplomatic action U> restrict Vietnamese military action in Kampuchea. The largest selling newspaper in Japan was referring to Japanese Premier Masayoshi Ohira's support for
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      Lock icon 'SHADOW OF TWO CHINAs AGAIN IN WASHINGTON'
      244 4 BEIJING, Thursday CHINA said today there was a fishy smell in Washington where the "old tune" of two Chinas was being played in Congress. The official Xinhua news agency said in a report from Washington that the "shadow of 'Two Chinas' again stalks
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      Lock icon Four guerillas get death for attack on embassy
      182 4 Four guerillas get death for attack on embassy ANKARA, Thursday A Turkish military tribunal sentenced four Palestinian guerillas to death by hanging today for an attack on the Egyptian Embassy in Ankara last July. Two Turkish policemen were killed in the raid and an Egyptian Embassy employc-e died after jumping
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      Lock icon "5 Zambians held' report confirmed
      99 4 "5 Zambians held' report confirmed SALISBURY, Thurs. Zimbabwe authorities confirmed today that five Zambians three whites and two blacks are being held in Salisbury after being brought into the country by Salisbury government forces after a raid into neighbouring Zambi? A military high command spokesman said that during operations by
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      Lock icon Bank hold-ups
      42 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Robbers held up nearly 5,000 banks (or an average take of U5J2.866 (5J6.090) in 1978, part of a 43 per cent increase in such crimes during the last five years. Federal Bureau of Investigation statistics showed yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon Saudi bid to curb gambling on riyal
      131 4 Saudi bid to curb gambling on riyal JEDDAH, Than. Saudi Arabia today moved to curb speculation In its currency, the riyal, and to protect the purchasing power of its dollar-de-nominated oil revenues by ordering that large foreign contractors should be paid in dollars rather than riyals. The Finance Ministry said
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      252 4 Israel has new ideas for Palestine talks LONDON, Thurs. Israel's Interior Minister Yosef Burg said he had brought new proposals to a London meeting today which has been called to try to revive faltering negotiations on Palestinian autonomy. But Dr Burg would not tell a news conference what ideas he
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      Lock icon Xmas gift — airship built for two
      143 4 Xmas gift airship built for two NEW YORK, Thurs. The Neiman-Marcus Christmas book, which is to the American rich what Debrett's is to the British peerage, is offering this year private satellite antennae and two-person airships as ideal Christmas gifts for those who have everything. The famous Texas department store's
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      275 4 WORLD BRIEFS MR Raj Narain, president of the Lok Dal (Peoples' Party), the major partner in India's ruling coalition, suffered head injuries when a stonehurling mob attacked a meeting he addressed in Kota northern India, the United News of India reported yesterday. Mr Narain and another Lok Dal leader, Mr
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      153 4 Follow the World Squash Champion, 1979 STELLAR Under vigorous playing conditions, Geoff Hunt, World Squash Champion, prefers the lightest possibje racket, provided it has a reasonably rigid shaft (for hard hitting) and a perfect balance. He finds such qualities in STELLAR squash rackets Stellar has within its wide range, an
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      Lock icon Radical causes ruckus at Hua meet
      164 5 Radical causes ruckus at Hua meet BONN, Thurs. Mr Rudi Dutschke, hero of West Germany's 1960s student leftist radicals, caused a disturbance today at Chinese leader's Hua Guofeng's press conference in Bonn. Mr Dutschke. who entered the press conference with pi«ss credentials for the left wing Berlin newspaper Tagesspiegel, interrupted
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      Lock icon Reactors: 'No new licences till emergency plans ready'
      330 5 Reactors: No new licences till emergency plans ready' WASHINGTON, Thurs. The President's Commission on the accident at Three Mile Island will recommend to President Carter next week that the government veto the construction or operation of new reactors until state and local emergency plans have been approved. The recommendation, linking
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      Lock icon 'DEATH TO SHAH' DEMO OUTSIDE HOSPITAL
      199 5 'DEATH TO SHAH' DEMO OUTSIDE HOSPITAL NEW YORK, Thurs. The deposed Shah of Iran was recuperating today in a tightly-guarded hospital suite after an operation to unblock a bile duct, remove his gall bladder and discover the extent of his cancer. The ousted monarch's chief adviser, Robert Armao, said the
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      Lock icon 1,000 hold officials hostage
      93 5 SAN SALVADOR, Thurs. About 1,000 leftists occupied the labour and economy ministries and held four Cabinet officials and 130 other people hostage, demanding higher wages, price controls and release of political prisoners from the junta that took power in El Salvador 10 days ago. About 100
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      'Total pullout by Soviet troops'
      331 5 'Total pullout by Soviet troops NEW MOSCOW PLEDGE TO BLUNT NATO'S RESERVATIONS MOSCOW, Thursday SOVIET Defence Minister Dmitri Ustinov, for the first time, has pledged that the 20,000 Soviet troops and 1,000 tanks that are to be withdrawn from East Germany will be pulled back within the borders of the
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      136 5 OCTOBER 29TH ISSUE KOREA'S DAYS OF RAGE: A popular uprising similar to -he one in Iran could take place in Korea says South Korean Opposition leader Kirn Young Sam PLUS: CRACKS IN APARTHEID AND STEEL. Newsweek International Singapore Book Distributors (Pie Ltd Locked Bag Service No 1 Thomson Road Post
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      Lock icon Smuggling scandal: Telephone men resign
      224 6 TOKYO, Thurs A smuggling scandal forced top officials of Japan's monopolistic international telephone and telegram company to resign today, government sources said. Mr Manabu Itano, president of Kokusai Denshin Denwa Company and two vice-presidents were asked to resign because of "causing turmoil in the society"
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      150 6 NEW RIFT AFTER ATTACK ON NEHRU NEW DELHI. Thurs. A rift has appeared in India's ruling coalition headed by caretaker Prime Minister Charan Singh. The cause of ti»e controversy between Mr Charan Singh's I-ok Dal (People's Party), and its alliance partner, the Congress Party, appears to be India's first Prime
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      74 6 Times out on Nov 13 LONDON, Thurs. The Times will hit the streets again on Nov 13 and the Sunday Times on Nov 18, ending nearly a year of silence because of a labour dispute. Times Newspaper announced. The two newspapers shut down last Nov 30 following a bitter dispute
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        41 6 PRISONERS in Finland will shed their stripes in the near future, it was reported in Helsinki yesterday. The Ministry of Interior said the prisoners would get new suits which would be "less humiliating" than the traditional stripes. AFP.
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        52 6 SALMON have returned to rivers in Sapporo a Japanese city with a population of 1.3 million 25 years after the fish disappeared, according to city authorities. They attribute the fish's comeback to the rivers' gradual "restoration of nature" because of improved drainage systems and strengthened water pollution
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        42 6 A W-YEAR-OLD Shanghai resident has won the first prize in a national calligraphy contest, Xinhua news agency has reported. Xinhua said Mr Su Juxian's rendition of the essay "Prelude to the Orchid Pavilion" is bold and vigorous. UPI.
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        55 6 AFTER the famous shark's fin soup, fresh shark's meat balls are becoming a favourite of Chinese in the coastal city of Fuzhou in east China's Fujian province. The manager of a snack shop selling the meat balls told Xinhua yesterday that he was having difficulty keeping up
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        54 6 A 32-YEAR-OLD woman created a rare piece of medical history on Wednesday by giving birth to a 2.7 kg baby boy after suffering six heart attacks during her pregnancy, doctors at Hairmyres Hospital near Glasgow reported. Mrs Ann Murphy was reported to be "absolutely pleased" with the birth
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      Lock icon LDP to meet on Ohira today
      217 6 LDP to meet on Ohira today TOKYO, Thursday JAPAN'S ruling party today decided to hold meetings of two party organs tomorrow in search for a breakthrough to the impasse over whether Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira should resign following the party's electoral setback. The decision was made as mediation efforts and
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      62 6 VISITOR RUFFLED BY FIERY FEATHERS Aggressive pigeons are more than what this Japanese boy bargained for during a visit to Tokyo's Asakusa Sensoi Temple, famed for its feathered residents. The pigeons were not only a cane of problems to the boy daring Ms visit on Thursday they have also become
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      78 6 JAKARTA, Thurs Two helicopters of the Indonesian Air Force crashed in the Java Sea and all 14 people on board were feared to have drowned, an air force spokesman said today. The Puma helicopters, each cairying seven people including the pilots, were flying to Bogor, some
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      217 6 Chicken bait to save the wildcats TOKYO, Thursday JAPAN'S environment agency has placed the lowly chicken on the sacrificial altar in an effort to save a rare species of wildcat from extinction. "Operation chicken" began today with the placing of tethered hens at six strategic points in Iriomote, a southern
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      274 6 'Japan poised for ship building revival LONDON, Thurs. Japan is cleverly planning for times when the present worldwide shipping depression might end, and is moving ahead of Western Europe in getting its shipbuilding yards ready, a report issued here says. The report by Lloyd's shipping economist, published by Lloyd's Shipping
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    Daughter of director tells of deal in 2 m shares
    932 9  -  CORINNE THAM By THROUGH the efforts of one woman, the managing director of Hong Leong Finance Ltd, Mr Kwek Leng Beng, acquired more than two million Singapore Finance Ltd shares from different sources in Singapore and Hongkong. This large acquisition
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    $30,000 bonanza for shops at Peninsula Plaza
    221 9 $30,000 bonanza for shops at Peninsula Plaza \dvertisement Peninsula Plaza, due to open its doors to shoppers on November 3 has allocated $70,000 which includes prize money for the lucky and the window display draw contest and promotion for shopkeeper::. Gifts of plas- tic carriers specially designed and printed are
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    240 9 SINGAPORE must not assume that there will bea stable regional balance between mainland and insular South-east Asia in the 1980s. Such an assumption would be very dangerous as the risks posed by intra-regional conflicts have grown rather than diminished, warned
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    Art on show
    40 9 THE China Society of Singapore, YMCA and Singapore Academy of Arts are holding an art exhibition of Prof Simyee's collection at Lucky Plaza daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. until Sunday. The exhibition was opened yesterday.
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      140 9 ART EXHIBITION in aid of St Andrew's Mission Hospital at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry Building from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. On till Monday. PREMIER CHINESE PAINTING EXHIBITION by Madam Lu Hsu Chia at the National Museum Art Gallery from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sponsored by
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      130 9 Yu Yoon Gee at Jalan Teck Kee community centre at 8 p.m. PROSPECTIVE ENERGY SOURCES OF THE FUTURE a talk in Mandarin by Dr Teh Hung Chuan at Jurong Town community centre at 8 p.m. SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA in concert with violinist Miss Takoko Nishizaki at the Singapore Conference Hall
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    Save $9.50 a month by NOT boiling water
    137 10 Save $9.50 a month by NOT boiling water ALTHOUGH tap watei is for drinking, boiling 16 litres of it for the aver-rv-oils of family nlils Rt H) to its monthly electricity bill or $114 a year This is a waste. The PUB has stressed that there is no need to
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    Remorseful robber has jail term cut to nine months
    446 10 Remorseful robber has jail term cut to nine months AN armed robber who after a change of heart, made an appointment with his victim and returned nearly all the valuables he took from her had his sentence reduced from five years' jail to nine months in what the Chief Justice
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    Cleared of graft
    101 10 AN HDB architectural assistant was yesterday acquitted in a district court of two charges of corruption involving $33,000 without his defence being called. Mr Chang Boon Hok, 42, was charged with accepting the money on two occasions to show leniency in his supervision of the work of
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    'Develop mature, independent thinking'
    127 10 'Develop mature, independent thinking' ASIAN students studying abroad are found unable or disinclined to discuss. argue or present their views in tutorials or group discussions. The former Institute of Education director, Dr Lav Wai Har, said this yesterday at the annual speech and prize-giving day at the Dunman Government Chinese
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    Handicrafts contest
    50 10 FOR those who are skilful with their hands, the National Museum, Nanyang Siang Pau and the Oxley Travel Service have in store a national handicraft competition called Handicraft for them. For entry forms, ring *****1 or *****7 before Nov 3. Slabs of wax being removed from monsoon drain.
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    Initial survey on PSA fire damage
    259 10  -  N.G. KUTTY By THE Port of Singapore Authority and insurance adjusters yesterday began a preliminary assessment of the damages caused by Monday's fire at the PSA godowns in Nelson Road. A PSA spokesman said the survey is being conducted from outside the perimeter fence
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    Sana certs for 130
    49 10 THE MP for Mountbatten, Mr Eugene Yap, will attend the Singapore Anti-Narcotic Association's ninth presentation of certificates ceremony at Sana House on Monday at 7.30 p.m. A total of 130 registered volunteer officers from Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, Sikh and secular groups will receive certificates.
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    POLICE WISH TO CONTACT HIM
    136 10 POLICE WISH TO CONTACT HIM POLICE are anxious to contact Vadivelu Kathikesan alias Kathigesu (above), 24, who they believe can help them in their investigations into the murder of Mr Mohamed Dawood Abdul Jaffar, 54, at Block 49, Sims Place, on Oct 16. Vadivelu "s last known address was Block
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    Charged with camera theft
    71 10 Charged with camera theft LIM Eng Chai, 16, was yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with stealing a $200 camera, lo cassette tapes worth $10 and $200 in cash from a Mr Abdul Hamid bin Runtut. He allegedly committed tho offence together with four other people at a car park
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    Firm here offering gift service to China
    210 10  - Firm here offering gift service to China NGIAM TONG HAI By PEOPLE here ran now send Japanese rolour television sets and radio cassette tape recorders as gifts to their friends and relatives in China through a local trading company. The company Olympia Engineering Pte Ltd is the local agent for
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    NTUC man youngest on CPF board
    185 11  - NTUC man youngest on CPF board GEORGE JOSEPH By A YOUNG scholar with the NTI < hM been anpoinW-d a member of the Ontral Provident Fund board. Mr Sam Thong Kern, »ho Is In his midtwenties, Is the youngest member oa the seven-member board and may also be the youngest
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    Lock icon Smuggling: 3SIA stewards guilty
    104 11 Smuggling: 3SIA stewards guilty AUCKLAND, Thurs. Three Singapore Airlines stewards admitted in a magistrate's court here today that they tried to smuggle clothing, electronic equipment and watches into New Zealand. Abdul Mulik bin Amin and Gerald Anthony Cheang each pleaded guilty to two charges, and Ganaesan Patrick Narayanan to one
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    E. Timor: S'pore supports Jakarta at UN
    455 11 E. Timor: S'pore supports Jakarta at UN SINGAPORE, speaking for the first time on East Timor on Wednesday, urged the General Assembly to accept the. integration of the island with Indonesia, Edgar Koh, New Nation reporter in New York reported yesterday. Singapore's statement obviously pleased Indonesian diplomats here who privately
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    Dead woman in cemetery raped, slain
    287 11 THE woman who was found dead at the Chinese cemetery in Jalan Tiga Ratus, off Upper Changi Road, on Wednesday morning was yesterday identified by her parents as Miss Tay Yong Choo, 20. The autopsy results showed that sne haa been aped and battered
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    Fans to get full fare of Star Soccer
    156 11 SINGAPORE soccer fans will have uninterrupted viewing of "Star Soccer," the British football league matches, the first of which will be broadcast by RTS on Nov 11. This follows the resumption of Britain's commercial television network Independent Television (ITV) which returned to
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    Probe into retrial case by Law Society
    88 11 Probe into retrial case by Law Society THE Law Society said yesterday the "whole matter" surrounding the capital case of Fong Sen Siong "is under investigation. On Wednesday, the High Court ordered Fong's retrial after his counsel, Mr S. B. Shah, who had been assigned to defend him, told the
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    Study awards in Computer Science
    68 11 Study awards in Computer Science THE Education Ministry is inviting applications from trained graduate officers in the Education Service for a masters' course in Computer Science /Management Information Systems tenable in Canada. The awards, given under the Canadian Commonwealth Scholarship 1960 are for one to two years beginning next September.
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    Mandarin for beginners
    50 11 THE Orchard Road YMCA will conduct conversational Mandarin classes for beginners from Oct 29 at 7.30 p.m. Classes will be held every Monday and Wednesday. A fee of $30 will be charged for members and 35 for others for the 20-session course. For more details, ring *****8.
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    Tamil club's talentime
    36 11 THE Singapore Tamil Youths' Club will hold a Talentlme and variety show at the Victoria Theatre on Tuesday at 7.30 The MP for Telok Blangah, Mr Rohan Kamis will be the guest -of-honour.
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    Bard's series to be telecast in Jan
    180 13 HANS M Shakraprarr plays and UCE »tuieato will br »Wr to ■cc Mine *4 the Bard's plays on their television screens starting early January. Tke Brat six of the BBC Time* life Television prodnrtions, Julius Caesar, Richard 11, Romeo and Juliet, As Yob
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    It's NTUC Income
    66 13 THE Minister of State (Defence), Mr Bernard Chen, is the chairman of the board of directors of NTUC Incorie and not NTUC Welcome, as reported in the Straits Times yesterday. The error is regretted. Mr Chen will open the new office of the Income Development Organisation (Development
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    Safra trade fair
    42 13 THE Parliamentary Secretary (National Development), and MP (or Bukit Paniang. Mr Lee Yiok Seng, will officially open the Safra Trade Fair and Carnival '79 at the junction of East Coast Road and Joo Chiat Road tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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    No stamps on papers lead to case dismissal
    314 13 A LAWYER'S failure to have two contract documents officially stamped yesterday resulted in the dismissal of his client's $12,858 suit against a landlady. Instead, Madam Chua Guan Kew, the landlady, won her counter-claim aga'nst Mr Chan Fook Sing, a merchant, for J2.4&.
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    'Border' tussle settled
    238 13 A "SMALL" border disagreement between Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School and Paya Lebar Methodist Church has been amicably settled. Secretary of the Council of Trustees of the Methodist Church of Singapore, Mrs Tan Aik Keng, said in an interview yesterday that the matter of demarcation between the
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    Laguna Park's 24-hour Cisco service
    233 13 Laguna Park's 24-hour Cisco service CISCO guards are being employed for the first time in an HUDC estate, Laguna Park, to provide a 24-hour security service for residents. r— n^n^n^n^n^n^ The guards began their patrols from this month and are estimated to cost $4,800 a month. Each household in the
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    Jobless mechanic slashed after tiff
    134 13  - Jobless mechanic slashed after tiff K.S. SIDHU By DOCTORS at the Singapore General Hospital were last night battling to save the life of Mr Cheng Ah Tee, 24, an unemployed mechanic, who was slashed in the abdomen with a chopper along Seah Street, yesterday. Police sources said Mr Cheng, of
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    Charting path of future industrial ties
    470 15 THE HUNT for a general formula for successful industrial relations in the 80's is underway. A national convention bringing together the top practitioners in this field is slated for Jan 10 to 11 at Hyatt Hotel. About 160 representatives from government, management and the
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    Free clinic
    24 15 LABOUR Minister Mr Ong Paag Boon will open the Toa Payoh Chung Hwa Free Clinic at Lorong 4 tomorrow at 3 p.m.
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    SMA'S BATAM VISIT
    46 15 A 2f>MEMBER mission from the Singapore Manufacturers' Association will visit Batam Island on Nov 8 to explore investment possibilities. Mission members will be mainly from the building industry. They will be led by the chairman of SMA's construction materials, glasses and ceramics committee.
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    Advance booking for Kusu ferry tickets
    189 15 Advance booking for Kusu ferry tickets TICKETS for the Kusu Island ferries can now be booked in advance at Clifford Pier from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily till the end of the pilgrimage season. A Port of Singapore Authority statement said It has allowed advance bookings for Sundays and
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    Lock icon Climber helps save mother, girl from death
    350 15  - Climber helps save mother, girl from death K. S. SIDHU By OF the twenty-one Singaporeans who climbed the 1,276 m high Mount Ophir in Johore last week, one of them particularly won the hearts of hundreds of climbers and picnickers when he saved a Malaysian housewife and her daughter from
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    Donations to culture fund past $1.9 m
    116 15 Donations to culture fund past $1.9 m DONATIONS to the Singapore Cultural Foundation now stand at $1,819,457.17 and with outstanding pledges of $119,150, the total is $1,938,607.17. Some of the recent donors are Rediffusion Services Pte Ltd, ($24,841), Singapore Institute of Architects ($20,000), Silver Star Theatre Restaurant and Night Gub,
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    Express mail to Norway
    48 15 THE Postal Services Department will Introduce the express delivery service to Norway on a reciprocal basis from Nov i. The service will be confined to ordinary and registered letter-post items, at $150 for each Item, in addition to the normal postage and other fees.
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    It's 900
    35 15 OVER the past two years, an average of 900 candidates offered Islamic Knowledge at GCE 'O' level and NOT 90 candidates as reported in the Straits Times yesterday. The typographical error is regret-
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    Talks on bringing in expat teachers
    152 15 DEPUTY Prime Minister and Education Minister Dr Goh Keng Swee will meet the British Council's representative in Singapore, Mr John Harniman, next week to discuss the recruitment of English language teachers. Disclosing this at a press conference yesterday, council chairman Sir Charles Troughton said,
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      CID to act on kidnap alert in schools
      251 16 CID to act on kidnap alert in schools KUALA I.UMPUR, Thurs. The Sclangor ('ID has been instructed to investigate a newspaper report of a kidnap alert in Klanfi schools. SHanpor CID chief Mr Mohammed Ali bin Haji Mohammed has appealed for informationon kidnap cases the Star reported yesterday The report
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      Lock icon Over $1m in port thefts
      51 16 MIRI, Thurs. Thefts from l he port here are costing shopkeepers $1 million every year. Ihe Borneo Bulletin reported loday. Because of a shortage of warehouse and wharf space, ,'oods are kept for months unguarded on the wharf or in lighters before being cleared ■)>•
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      Lock icon Bank acts
      38 16 KUAI.A LUMPUR, Thurs. Bank Raayat had despatched 4,200 demand letters to its outstanding borrowers and has taken legal action on 1,000 of them. The other 3.200 were still being investigated thoroughly. Parliament was told yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon ISA will stay to ensure peace: Hussein
      261 16 K. LUMPUR, Thurs. PRIME Minister Datuk Hussein Onn today declared that his government would continue to I use emergency powers, including detention without trial, as long as they were needed to maintain peace and security in the country. Opening the Fifth Biennial Malaysian
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      Lock icon KRIANGSAK, HUSSEIN SIGN SEA ACCORD
      48 16 VISITING Thai Prime Minister General Kriangsak Chomanan and his Malaysian counterpart Datuk Hussein Onn signing a treaty delineating the sea between the two neighbouring countries in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. The two leaders earlier held talks on the volatile Indochina situation. UPI picture.
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      Trapped cashier dies in fire at supermarket
      226 16 Trapped cashier dies in fire at supermarket KAJANG, Thursday CASHIER Lim Hooi Heng, 19, was trapped and burnt to death in a fire at the Kajang Ekonomi Supermarket here last night. His charred body was found on the third floor of the building at 3 a.m. today after the blaze
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      Lock icon Anti-graft branch
      38 16 KOTA KINABALU, Thurs. Sabah police have formed an anti-corruption branch within the iorce to investigate fjraft complaints against the police. Police said 23 people have been arrested this year for trying to bribe police officers -AFP.
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      Singapore man fined for doing business illegally
      190 16 Singapore man fined for doing business illegally SITIAWAN, Thurs. The managing director of Worldwide Hardware Trading Company of Singapore, Tan Choong Seng, 32, was fined $500 by the magistrate's court here on Tuesday when he E leaded guilty to doing usiness while on a social visit pass. Immigration oficer, Mr
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      Discount fares for all retired workers?
      163 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. All retired workers from the public and the private sectors may be given 33 per cent discount on train fares. A Malayan Railway spokesman told the Malay Mail yesterday the proposal was under study. He was commenting on complaints made by
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      Lock icon Staff college not at Templer Park
      126 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The proposed site of the Malaysian Armed Forces Staff College is not in Templer Park, the Ministry of Defence clarified yesterday. "There is no plan on the part of the Ministry of Defence to arbitrarily deprive the public of a park,"
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    So it's a dog's life: And here is how to save it
    271 17 So it's a dog's life: And here is how to save it \S THE saying goes: It's a dog's life And if you have a dog, that's exactly what you ran save if you follow the advice of the Singapore Veterinary Association. ["here's a mysterious viral infection that has killed
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    Dance show by Indian artiste
    79 17 Dance show by Indian artiste THE Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society will stage a Barathanatyam dance performance by Padma Subrahmanyan, a well-known artiste from India at the Victoria Theatre on Monday at 7.30 p.m. The show is being organised by the society to raise funds for the Singapore Cultural Foundation.
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    FIVE VEHICLE PILE-UP
    60 17 THREK drivers were treated as out-patients at the Singapore General Hospital after their vehicles were involved in a five-vehicle crash along Nicholl Highway yesterday. Two of the Injured were taxi-drivers and the third was another driver. Police said the two tads, two cars and a van were
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    Twice as many vets needed for the 80s
    418 17  -  CHRISTINA RODRIGUES By SINGAPORE now has 33 veterinarians. To meet the challenges of the 80s, double this number will be needed, according to Dr Choy Thoong Loke, president of the Singapore Veterinary Association. There will be a greater need for efficient food
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    Fatal shock for servant girl, 16
    164 17 Fatal shock for servant girl, 16 A TEENAGE maid-servant was found electrocuted in her employer's two-storey semidetached house in Jalan Naga Sari, off Dunearn Road yesterday afternoon. Police, who identified her as Miss Thor Bong Chi, 16. of Linden Drive, believed she was electrocuted while trying to operate a vacuum
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    Mental health
    32 17 A CONSULTANT psychiatrist, Dr P. Nagulendram of Woodbridge Hospital, will give a talk on Mental Health at 8 p.m. at '.he Church Of St Xavier hall in Serangoon Garden today.
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    Refugee jailed for theft
    120 17 Refugee jailed for theft A VIETNAMESE refugee staying in Hawkins Road Camp was yesterday jailed for two months by a magistrate's court for stealing from a department store. Tri Man Pham, 26, pleaded guilty to theft of a bottle of perfume, a jacket, a T-snirt and a pair of shorts
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    Two youths charged with robbery
    67 17 Two youths charged with robbery TWO teenagers were charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with robbing a 14-year-old boy while they were armed with a knife. Lim Ban Heng, 17, and Tan Joon Heng, 16, allegedly robbed Yuen Kar Keong of $96 watch and $3 inside a toilet of Tanglin
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    Used house for vice
    67 17 TWO men were fined $2,000 each yesterday in a district court when they admitted using a house in Carlisle Road for prostitution. Lee Siew Lim, 38, and Abdul Hamid bin Amat. 29. were arrested during a raid on the house on Tuesday night by detectives who
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    Teh at meet
    32 17 THE National Development Minister. Mr Teh Cheang Wan, will open the annual conference of the Singapore Veterinary Association at Crystal Ballroom, Hyatt Regency Hotel today at 7 45 p.m.
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      292 17 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 3 18. 19s work Is of a non-u 1 Where 2to 27 are seeing a man culture, yes? Possibly (4, 2, 8). about Franoo-Germai articles 4 pe U( ji c river-apes? <4J). <?'• 5 Essence of note if a pitch rises b Son striker fell lo
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1979 NO TAKERS
    389 18 The Straits Times FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1979 NO TAKERS SIGNALS have been beamed but so far there has been no response. And unlikely to be, given the dubious nature of the source. The ousted Pol Pot-leng Sary regime has apparently made use of recent world forums to indicate that they
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    CONCRETE SUPPORT
    376 18 SOME hard-headed businessmen approached for contributions to the arts in Singapore have been known to lament that they rarely have anything concrete to show for their patronage. Well, they need fret no more. They can now have their support for the arts enshrined, so to speak, in marble
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      Why not simply call it Singapore International?
      403 18  -  JIM Mac KENZIE By "THIS is your captain: Please observe the nosmoking sign and fasten your seat belt. Thank you for flying with us and we hope to see you again. In a few minutes, we will be beginning our descent to Belsen
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      Hua's trip to the West worries the Kremlin
      637 18  -  ROBERT STEPHENS in London By THE current threeweek tour of Western European capitals by the Chinese Prime Minister, Hua Guofeng, is the first to the West by such a senior Chinese leader since the Chinese communist revolution 30 years ago. Chairman Hua's
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      Lock icon Palestinian cause gains growing support at the UN
      804 18  -  MICHAEL LITTLE JOHNS at United Nations By A SHIFT towards a more favourable perception of the Palestin- ian case and impatience over Israeli attitudes marked the annual policy debate which has just ended in the UN General assembly. The changed mood, dramatised
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      BEE IN A BONNET
      106 18 BEE IN A BONNET Heathrow and London Gatwick But with the growing eonomic emphasis on attracting tourists to Singapore, how many holidaymakers will be unpleasantly surprised as they laze over the travel agents' brochures to discover they will be landing at Changi International? Not Singapore Changi International. No identification as
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      Please give it a second thought
      283 19 MAi.uNfc, wnat a disapmint.nent we had when /c read that the next Cantonese television serial n Tuesday night will be resented in Mandarin Our families are ardent jllowers of all the Can3nese serials. Every week we look for yard to Tuesday. Al [round 9.30
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      DON'T BE SHY!
      164 19 DON'T BE SHY! IK YOU ran speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start in Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator! Not quite the meaning intended... "SPEAK more Mandarin, less dialects," declare the streamers and posters
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      Feedback has shown that students have generally benefitted
      140 19 WE REFER to the report, "Poly students against vacation orientation (ST. Oct 20) regarding the reaction of Polytechnic students against compulsory industrial orientation during the vacation and would like to make the following clarifications. The main objective of the industrial orientation programme
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      More Cantonese films being shown in cinemas
      242 19 IN conjunction with the speak more Mandarin campaign, RTS has done away with all advertisements in the various Chinese dialects but continued to show Mandarin and Cantonese serials in the ratio 2:1. In my opinion, the Cantonese serials could easily be replaced by
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      Time someone took a look at such practices
      192 19 Time someone took a look at such practices A WALK through the Chinese Garden at Jurong is always a pleasant way to while away a Sunday afternoon. It was refreshing to seat ourselves at the restaurant there the other day for a cool drink. We ordered two bottled chrysanthemum teas
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      Prize was set up in 1968
      91 19 I REFER to the reports on the Nobel Foundation's economic prize (ST, Oct,17). The AP report stated that the economic prize was set up by the Central Bank of Sweden in 1969, whereas the article by Philippe Sauvagnargues stated that the prize was established
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      Done in full view of policemen
      88 19 MAY I take this opportunity, with reference to "Swiss Club Resident's" complaint (ST, Oct 19), to urge the Traffic Police to put a stop to taxis being permitted to park, ana even double-park, along double yellow lines along the stretch of Duneam Road between
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      How programme changes mar one's enjoyment
      166 19 PEOPLE are motivated to go to a particular concert for a number of reasons; one of these is the content of the programme. Granted that there may be occasions when changes to a published programme will take place, for example, the failure of a
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      50 19 IN CASE your readers thought that I had completely thrown out the nolion of grammatical corlwtness in my letter ST, Oct 20) with the sentence "The police has arrived," let me make a hasty correction. It should, of course, be "have". C.A. FRY, Singapore M 23.
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      62 19 LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Use a pseudonym if you do not want your name published. If possible, type your letter, double-spaced, on one side of the page, and include your telephone number. It is not possible
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    A teacher and counsellor rolled into one in these schools
    1341 22  -  JUNE TAN By A STUDENT counselling centre where they can talk about their personal problems with experienced social workers is coming up at St Andrew's Junior College. Full-time trained church worKers and counsellors will be on hand at the centre,
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    VAOs start new service in day release camp
    290 22  - VAOs start new service in day release camp EVELYN NG By THE SINGAPORE AntiNarcotics Association has sent 22 volunteer aftercare officers (VAOs) into Lloyd Leas day release camp in Upper Changi Road to start off its new service aimed at helping drug addicts and their families solve personal and family
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      708 22 V Rllitl IT"^ at* J~« Jt* Meeting the complex tequifements of large city rtor«, W~** Wm I SIGIA nKf^l? C f"nf\nT rACf Fffirianr HOUrly SaleS TotalS muluple louls, automatic time/date pnntouumdan hourly m ¥//M*m\ JZrWM\ VXlOll/ LVIIXa IUI V^i-FOL~IL^IIIV-I\3HL li^ T breakdown o tl6 hours «le* make More management •p
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    DPP: Give ordinary meanings to two particular terms
    1664 23  -  T. F. HWANG By THE prosecution in the Tarling trial yesterday urged the High Court to give ordinary rreanings to two particular terminology "true and fair" and "misleading" which appear in the charges against Richard Charles Tarling, 45. "These terms should be
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      233 23 Our Congratulations to Yaohan Singapore Pte Ltd on their sth Grand Anniversary V>r»ngs happiness SB b^l EL mk V I|*? T I -*^l Hk r 9 I ffiil^lH n I m 1 BS j9 Hfll Holiday with Merlin Your choice of six scenic spots in Malaysia. "9 111 m m
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      218 23 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp luuv -run IT& ©OOo\/ YCXJtJE RI6HT, DEAR, MY I II 1111 1 1 X "N 111 INSECT! I CAN THANK oiorrrrr? FOR YCXJR FEET ARE MUCH t^ /^r4|l K/j,iQi' I' IT YOU R3R THrS/ rT <| BARE FEET -y FEET M jVcDOLER
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1559 24 .•I.- at the low t. Kxrluiw .i< Singa pore yeMrn' h the previous high atxl lew ihth Last HlKh 100 lomp.nv Sale or- >•►( THIN <>Nr imii mil i < IMMKU Ml 207 Acma 236 IM 123* Alrom IH IU 110 AlllMri... IB IKI IM X A 1
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      Unit trusts
      157 24 SINGAPORE lUTT TRUST (MMMCW prW. it OttU) The Commerce 2.11 2.24 The Saving Fund 1* 1_« Sporr Prog Fund 0.93 0 98id Spore Sec Fund 168 1 Spore Invest Fund 123 130 Spore Equity Fund 0.96 1.01 ASIA UNIT TRI'ST lMtu«rn' prieca f*r Ort Mai Invest Fund 2.28
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1325 24 RID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stork Exchange of Singapore yes lerday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. AU Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett" Rig
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      Govt and corporate bonds
      120 24 4 3/4% 15/9/80 (250.000) (***** 99.106) (4) 99.00 4 3/4% 15/9/80 (250.000) (***** *****) 5 3/4% 1/6/78-80 (260.000) (***** 100.00S) (4) 99.95 5 1/4% 1/3/81 (250 000) (98.658 98.755) 5% 15/4 'Bl (250.000) (97.958 98.055) 5 1/2% 1/5/79-81 (250.000) (98.508 98.658) 5 3/4% 1/9/79-81 (250,000) (98
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1443 24 BID and offer prim officially listed and hu.sin.-v. in and reported to the Kuala I.umpur Stork Exchange yes ii'nl.i> vuih th«' number ol shares traded shown in bi.irkrls in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise m»-< i M INDISTRIALS tjuwiwu :i jns Ur.m 1 1 S2S> (ft) 1
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      Falls
      72 24 Petaling 1050 40 Castle Held 1440 -40 New Sdah 310 30 P Chem 420 -30 Tractors 615 -30 Sg. Besi 970 30 Carlsberg 510 25 A Amal 565 25 A Hnam (t) 1380 20 B Lintang 290 12 Jeram 316 12 S Trading 700 10 D. Keramal 1131) 10
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        Rises
        44 24 Kr.m.l 498 8 lntr.ro 288 +8 Brrfuntai 770 +S Shanfri-I.a 730 *5 Tractor* 825 5 C C M 570+5 I C B 34« +2 Boustcad 322 +2 O V B 322+2 Gold Coin 172 +2 M.ian Fmill* 156 +2 Ton* Megf 82 +2
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        Falls
        36 24 Sthn Malayan 1865 -44 Kamunting Tin 316 -34 T Harbour 464 -24 D Keramat 1120 -20 Slraita Trading 700 -10 X..0 500 -10 A Enterprises 380 -10 B K«n 201 -8 Perlia Plant 243 -7
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        Most active stocks
        34 24 Haw Par 317.000 I O B 202.000 SI Steamihip 101.000 Sirae Darby 83.000 O C B C 70.000 Com Plant 64.000 City Dcv 61,000 Sin Chew 57.000 C 55.000 Grntinj. 48.000
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        36 24 Oct 24 Oct 25 HT Index: 2585.73 2574.38 Industrials: 399 58 397.69 Finance: 740.33 740.12 Hotels: 298 77 298.43 Properties: 252.69 251.47 Minings: 234.90 233.57 Plantations 706 42 703.85 0.C.8.C.: 383.41 382.66 S.E.S.Ind: 351.46 348.93
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        Tokyo
        345 24 TOKYO, Thurs. Share prices closed higher in moderate trading as late cheap buying in blue chips and populars more than offset initial loses. The market average rose 9.61 points to close at 6,235.32. Tmisei 301 1 Talsho TK 2 Takeda +11 TDK Etec 1680 +40 Teljln .127 +2 TK
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        H'kong
        273 24 HONGKONG, Thurs. The market closed slightly easier in continued quiet trading ahead of the long weekend holiday, dealers said. Turnover fell sharply to HK572.79 million from Wednesday's total trading volume of HK5114.68 million. Wauon Whteiock 360 -0025 Wheoloek Mam A ««8 Wlnf On Co Wlnf On Life Wliuor 2T75
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        154 24 From column 5 klaaac (3 MB) (2)3.80 KL-keaaag (3488 3MSi (20) 3.52 (57) 3.54 (57) 3.48 (18) 3.46 (38) 3.50 k Laa|at (2 948 3.025) (3) 300 (2) 3.08 kamaatiag (3 14S) (2) 3.12 1 1 3.1) k SWIm i 3.005) (1)2.97 id kallm (1.948 I.9SS) (8) 1.99
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        Stock options
        103 24 Striking prices of the options officially listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, the period, bids and offered prices and business done, if any, with the number of options traded shown in brackets. C ft C (Dec- $2.75) (0.17 B). (Mi Storage (Dec $2.15) (0.13 B). Haw
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        118 24 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PIC I L VKHTERDAY: Ciiml all: Bulk $109 sellers, old drum $114 sellers, new drum $119 sellers. Capm: Mixed (loose) UK/Cont $62 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok AST A white fob lOO^t NLW $340.00 sellers. Sarawak white fob 96. NLW $322.50
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        GOLD
        193 24 THE KII.OISAK market for gold deliverable in Singapore yesterday opened at $27,750 and closed at $27.598. In the Par East, gold opened at US$394 SO 395.50 Some initial shortcovering lifted the metal to US$395 50 396.50 Trading then remained relatively quiet in the afternoon Long liquidation by way of
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        Duty rates
        91 24 THE MALAYSIAN Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from Oct 25 until further notice: Itabaer: 287' cents a kf; Caare: M 5 1.068 56 a tonne; Palaa kecaeJ: 5565.75 a tonne; WWIe pifftr: 54.719.82 a tonne; Black peaacr: $3,155 64 a tonne; The rates
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        COPPER
        31 24 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous in bracketa). Wirebar Spot £934.00 (L 912.00; sellers £935.00 (£913.00); Three Month buyers £944.00 (£922.00). sellers £945.00 (£923.50) Market toax: Firmer. Sales: 6.500 tonnes.
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        Sydney stocks retreat
        302 25 SYDNEY. Thurs. The market retreated on profit-taking from its near record highs earlier in the week, dealers said. CSR's bid for 17 per cent of (jueensland-based coal miner Thiess was the highlight of the session pushing coal stocks upward during the morning but they fell on profit-taking
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        New York prices move up
        255 25 NEW YORK, Wed. Takeover speculation and a firmer tone for oil stocks lent added weight to a technical recovery that lifted slock prices in moderate trading. On Tuesday, the market closed at its lowest level of the year as measured by the Dow Jones industrial
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        Zurich narrowly mixed
        238 25 ZURICH. Wed. Prices closed narrowly mixed with bond prices weak following news of the rise in time-deposit and medium-term note rates, dealers said. In equities, recently favoured banks eased slightly on profit-taking while insurances were narrowly mixed. Oerlikon-Buehrle eased in financial^ where Mikron rose sharply. Alu.sul.vsr Br
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        Amsterdam closes weaker
        249 25 AMSTERDAM. Wed. Share prices closed weaker in line with Wall Street, with Royal Dutch falling four and Unilev■•i 1.90 guilders, and Hoogevens gaining 0.50 in Dutch internationals, dealers said. All sections of the market ost ground with Ennia down four guilders and Amfas 2.20 in 1 .nsurances.
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        558 25 LONDON. Wed. Share prices and government bonds closed lower over fears that institutional funds may be diverted overseas following the ;i v olition of UK exchange control regulations yesterday, dealers said. At 3 pm, the FT index was down 10.3 at 451.7 US and Canadian shares
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        Selected indices
        50 25 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 449.5 Tuesday 462.0 Week Ago 472.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 808.36 Tuesday 806.83 Week ago 830.72 H.K.HANG BENG Thursday 854.75 Wednesday 657.80 Week ago 857.74 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Thursday 541.28 Wednesday 541.55 Week ago 527.64 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 685.27 Wednesday 686.79 Week ago 659.58
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        TIN
        153 24 THE STRAITS tin price in Penang rose MSS per picul to M 52.006 yesterday to stand MSS6 above the International Tin Agreement ceiling, dealers said. Sentiment was boosted by the recovery of sterling against the ringgtt and reduced tin ores offered by miners. Continued reports of Japanese. US and
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        Closing prices
        76 24 Rubber: Oct 25 Singapore: November: 283.00 cents (unchanged) Malaysia: November 282.75 cents (down 0.25 cent) Tin: M 52,006 (up Mss) Official offering: 172 tonnes (down 51 i tonnes) The lack of trading interest on Wednesday was highlighted by the ring turnover of only 30 tonnes for Standard tin.
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        RUBBER
        304 24 THE SINGAPORE market closed steady yesterday with November One RSS buyers quoted at 283.00 cents per kilo, unchanged from Wednesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down about 0.75 cents as some speculative selling after a fractionally lower opening Afternoon values gained some ground on reports of General
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        203 24 Noon (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Int 1 R.S.S. prompt fob. 279.00 280 DON Int. 1 R.S.S. November 282 00 282.50 Ini 1 R.S.S. December 286.75 287 25 Inl 2 R.S.S. 275.25 276 25N UK Coat 274.25 275 2SN Inl. 3 R.S.S. 272.25 273.25 UK Com 271.25 272.25N Int.
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        SSR and SMR
        81 24 NIX IS *v>K BA8 SSR20 SSRSO MRELB SMRCV SMRL SMRGP SHIRS SMK 10 SMRW «MHVi SMRpnmyM (1 tonp>l]«l II loo palWtl lluxp^Wtl 1 1 Ion p*Jl*(> h.tt" Mtkl 262 CHI 2*4 DON 2S80O 2S1OON 306S0 307 60N 306 SO 307 SON UNO UNO 27*00 2810ON 263 SO
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      Share prices lack range
      321 24 AFTER M opening rally, It wh touch and go at the Stork Exchange »f Singapore yesterday. Turnover remained light. It wm a featureless day with the big operator* riintinulnr, to make their presence scarce for want of fresh Inducements. Apart from a handful of counters, prices
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      Kuala Lumpur
      278 24 RENEWED selling pressure in the afternoon forced prices to a slightly easier close on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading started on a rather promising note with light bargain hunting evident across a fairly broad front. However, support fell after the lunch break and p/ices pulled back
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        NOMINAL RATES
        359 24 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Currwtcws Nominal rat** Smith*onian P*fc*ntag* quoted y*at*rday (crott)parity chang* Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1745 2.1755 2.8196 -22.88 Sterling pound 4.5935 4.5980 7.3469 -37.48 Australian dollar 2 3965 2.4085 3.428 b -30.10 NZ dollar 2.1110 2.1345 3.428 b
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        Discount
        51 24 RANGE of prices offered by dit count houses on Oct 25: Overnight -5/; Call deposits- 5 CkMiag Buyiag Selliag 3 month Treasury bills 511/19 59/16 3 month Bank bills 8 5/18 8 3/16 3 month CD 8 7/16 8 5/1S 6 month CD 8 13/16 811/18 Source: National Discount
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        Prime lending rates
        25 24 THE *ver»ge nOe »t which maj*r Slß|r»porr b«akB an ewTMtly prepttred to lend to their beat I costomera Is t.l per cent.
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      31 24 .losing inuroint rales Singapore dollars on Oct 25 Offer Bid Overnight T. 7 1 month 7. T. 2 months S 7 3 months 8 g (i Overnight mode 6
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      Earnings growth at Parit Perak slackens
      704 25 EARNINGS growth (or Parit Perak Holdings, a plantation-based investment holding company, slowed in thr last financial year. This was caused ty a less impressive performance by 57-per-cent-owned subsidiary, Glenealy Plantations, and an unchanged dividend income from 35-per-cent-owned associate, Batu Kawan. Group pre-tax profit (which
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      -UOL unit acquires 25pc stake in Goldhill
      367 25 -UOL unit acquires 25pc stake in Goldhill HOT ON the heels of Its acquisition of Malayan Credit House, property gronp I'nlted Overseas Land (MM.) has now taken a 25 per cent stake In (ioldhill Developments Pte (GDP), developer of the proposed $IM million (ioldhill Square at Newton Road. MM. said
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      475 25 MIDDLE EAST APPOINTMENTS I An International Company engaged in cargo handling operations has immediate vacancies for the following personnel:— SENIOR OPERATIONS SUPERVISORS Age: 30 45 years Qualificitions/Expiriincr Minimum five years experience in a senior supervisory position in a port or stevedoring company. Good practical knowledge of the handling/delivery of all
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      591 25 NOTICES We wish to advise all customers that from October 26. 1979. our newly expanded workshop facilities will be at 11 Leng Kee Road Singapore 0315 Tel: *****11 Genuine Mitsubishi parts and service will also be available. Wk Chuan Hiang Motors Pte Ltd 1 50/1 52 MacKenzie Road Singapore 0922
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      469 26 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service *****22 rf T 1 i^ Mondoy-Fndoy 830om- 5 00 p m Ordnory 70 ct» p« .ord (mm $10 SO) I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE *-l m^^ T«ne»Cao»te 900 o m -500pm (M" U9 1 5) Sundoy Time* VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS *"*4"44** I
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      606 26 I Slogan Of The Week! ■"Never ln the field of advertising^ ■has so much been made known to sol ■many for dollars so few." I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE ICHII AWA ICB-1000 VERTICAL SPINDLE ROTARY SURFACE GRINDER 1 ..aßaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam -at>- E aval aJ& W WtfM t^^Tgl I Lm.'etaTaTaVl IB SWING
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      1391 26 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE BUY ORMBtAL QUALITY factory uteo PIANO SIJ6O made Pfanos Challen: R Squire pUu 0 nnM/ Uinln y repalrmg/ Schrelber Carl Bachmann (Eng- dell¥ery/ trade-In available land) Schlmmel Zlmmermann T< lepnone 4080,12/ *****14. K^SrJapan'RJb'l^VniKV «X GOING CHEAP traveUteg rean) Fursteln (Italy) China bags, brief-cases. English play
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      956 26 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE lun«B~t«UUc flocking %S2T%2^!g^lZ££ macnlne and Burmese caliTel: *****55 a I unit "ELIO VALERI" copy KKBCSC FOR SALE ..h'silK? 1 Btud do s P«PP'e» 1»-O. Locomplete with 415 V motor rong Joeylang. Bpore 1438 1 unit Rex Rotary offset (opposite vehicle workshop), duplicator model 1502 2STH
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      1140 26 II EMPLOYMENT A laadlng Faahkm Waar Oroawlaa A WaM EatabNahad TesWa CampaHon haa tmmadiate vacanewa tar n| nejulm liiiiiiaiW«l«l; b^JnV/anda ylaTa'^a'wtth *CCOUHTB CLERK ZXZ^^JXZ £f^ Sec «,,tn credit ,n •neUca. a Bilingual. Chinese/English with knowledge of typing FEMALE costing RECEPTIONIST Ac a co 5 u c n d t,,^ cc
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      1107 27 II EMPLOYMENT .^sassssßaasßSSßSSßßsiaaKßaßßSsaw 31 Situation* Vacant b 1 Secretarial and \B'D\v Clerical FEMALE OENERAL CLERK requlr ed Immediately by trading BLACK DECKER S.E.A. company In Orchard Road (PTE)LTD. MlniTium requirements are" i> level with credit ln a wholly-owned subsidiary Malhemallrs. Klementary Book- o f a major US multl-na-keeplng. Two years
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      1389 27 II EMPLOYMENT REOUIRED FEMALE CLERK ur- I gently Must have working ex- 1 II perlence and able to correspond. MjaAV%%f*M* /pi y 1 typing and some knowledge of mmm m rn^m^i in 111 1 Hokklen will be an advantage 1 /^\pUbUjnmq BiU Interested ring *****10 l<2Nf_y 7 REOUMED IMMEDIATELY Copy-
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      1254 27 II EMPLOYMENT WANTED ACCOUNTANT. Please write with particulars, quallflca- Audio/ Video company lions, experience and salary desired to: Colombo Court P.O. Box requires urgently WAnKt^.T Musi have ex- i"^.^,? PC 8O 1 Zl r^jLn CC y O U,"&?T£; DELIVERY CLERK, parlrnental Store. 82 Bras Basah AppllcanU must complete N S
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      1390 27 II EMPLOYMENT SALESMEN. EXPERIENCED AND well connected In following on m profit sharing basis 1) FlectrlMMiil M /flff cal hardwares/ hand tools. 2) ijvrvrv a m «t*C' Light Engineering goods. 3) Auto parts and accessories 4) Indus•Hiu.irrs trlal raw materials PVC nylon piece goods Apply with details TRAINEES giving phone
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      1127 27 II EMPLOYMENT A Multi-national Corpora- Engineering Consultant lion in Jurong invites applications for the potion 0*- STRUCTURAL SENIOR ST R E L4 TECHNICIAN DRAUGHTSMAN Qualifications: Gross Starting Salary would be $600 to $800 de- a) Minimum 3to I yeere' expending on qualifications penence in structural and experience. "*7e T" T\lX\
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      1120 28 ■____________-----------------i--—~«—————————■■_—*_—»i II EMPLOYMENT WANTED ELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS for multi-storey commer31 Situations Vacant c'al complex Candidates with 1 to 2 years' experience are Invited lB to apply with details of quall- flcatlons. experience, salary exd) Technical photograph (non-returnable) to ST Box A»I9»I TRAINEE ELECTRICIAN CUM Oar expending company ha* < Irrk of
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      999 28 II EMPLOYMENT 1 I jWE ARE LOOKING for a matured j^M land responsible Male who possess a Polytechnic Technician Diploma in Building or Struc- ANGLO NORSE CO PTE tural Engineering and have at LTD least 5 years' working experience rjk 3 UNIT 409/414 in the supervision of high rise PS
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      1187 28 II EMPLOYMENT A WELL ESTABLISHED Company r-.T.n.-.-r requires Male Female General CLINK RECEPTIONIST Workers Male per day. Female: 11/- per day. AttracUve required. fringe benefits and allowances will be given. Singapore Oood terms. Malaysian citizens can apply Interested please call at: HAN- Appry pereoneay wrm re— rencee. SON KNITTERS (S)
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      619 28 II EMPLOYMENT b^U^v*^^4-F''^________J _^_t_H_lUHH_H_y_H_H_^_l -TTHVN-ranVHIT-Hnif^PQ lwla3UMUi|M*!iiSiilU| oreat eastern health H2uEU^9 CENTRE requires: PART-TIME/FULL-TIME HHnpM|PMtmlM| masseuses I With/without experience Attractive fringe benefits. -HUSHPSPiBBBa^BaBji c n p* r n *"y ■^#MMHBlfli|MlMiifl 401.MACPHERSONROAO ■HXiJI^K. SINGAPORE 1336 HITACHI ELECTBONC DEVICES PRODUCTION (SINWORE)PTE LTD. V invites applicants to fill the a OPERATORS MLXg-jy* MALE PRODUCTION
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      974 28 II EMPLOYMENT REQUIRED AN Of FKJE Boy for an _4H H^^ Insurance agency Salary $150 permonth. Contact Samy *****Z7/_*****0 a _M(PQtiA lm~adietely requirad I a^f VJ 0 EJ i!llw^f o An InternatlomU Food and DRIVER Beverage. Company Invites suitably qualified candidates c Age 30 Ui 40 years. for UU 1
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      1015 29 II EMPLOYMENT I) Gmiierßi mvites. m^ m^^ m PAPERSORTER (Female) m our Printing dapartmant l^^^^^af Raquiramanla:t^*aia^^ Able to read, speak and write e^ktk ajp^^ simple English K^a 1 a Training will be provided Salary/ Frtnoa BanaWla:EUROPFAH STANDARD SUrtlng salary S2OO to $230 A B /lrr' l h P I^ OH
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      876 29 II EMPLOYMENT (^p^** lot requires JOIN US AS GENERAL LABOURERS/ FEMALE OFFICE HELPERS PRODUCTION "r^TgaporeCitlsen OPERATORS i pEs?caW OfW a-da-n-p* Attractive wages AAAF Plaaaa ring *****44 EH 347 or caM «oat_OO peraonatt* during ofnee houra al: The Peraonnel Department We Provide: Timee Centre No shift duties 1 New Industrial Road
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      913 29 II EMPLOYMENT 0 A GENERAL ELECTRIC skiimnno TELEVISION a APPLIANCE We are fast expanding and PTE LTD urgently require: We| establtoned manufac tunng Company requires: PRODUCTION MALE APPLICANTS OPERATORS for immediate employment (Male C Female) ln lt!l Pf<x»" cl on nM The tollowing banetile are We offer* REVISED STARTING ommenc.ng
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      1052 29 II EMPLOYMENT mmm^ Al _..ai. l4> tHEARES kMVKSTMATION SIEMENS SECURTTY SERVICES m m m 4SSA tERANOOON ROAD Siemens AG, «ho*«)~oo« Germany .one TRAINEE PATROL OFFICERS iniirnael Must possess valid class 2 lairgßJßH. driving licence and own i»if>r lronic scooter and motorcycle vawa.aw Must nave com plet«d NaCOltipanieS in tlonal Service
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      98 33 Tha family of tha tata GOH CHOON WHATT express thalr haartfart thanks and gratttuda lo ralativas and trienda for thair kind assistance, condotanc**, contributions and attandanca at thalr recent Want 11 Toa Payoh Hosptal who so kindly took cara of Mm during his hoapttaWsstton. wisiws to thank all
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      MDM. WEE AH KIM
      50 33 paaaad away paacsMNy on 25 10.79 l#stvinQ D#nlno> Sons CHEE SOON TECK CHEE SOON HUAT CHEE SOON W AH Daughtars CHEE SOON KEOW CHEE SOON GEK Sons-in-law, daughtara-M-law, grandchildran and graat-grandchil-dran. Funeral laavmg No. 3*. Lorong 11. Oeytang on Saturday 27.10.7f for burial at 1.00 pjn.
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      38 33 In Loving Mamory Of MR. KHOO BAH CHIT Dapartad2t.lo.77 Two years have glided away but the painful memory of your loss Is still fresh In our minds. Always remembered by wife, sons, daughter, daughter-in-law and
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      209 33 MR TAN BKW KOON AGEDSS Paaaad away paacatuHy on 25.i0.7g. Leaving Behind: Beloved Wife Ruth Khoo Son; Sam Boon Yaow Daughter-in-law: Ban Choo Grandchildren: Mshryn a Cynthia Cortege leave* tS, Thomson Ridge (20) on 27.i0.79. Saturday at 1.4S ptn tor cremation at Ml. Vemon. Passed away peacefully on
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      1402 34 NOTICE This is to inform that MR ANDREW NG KOK HIN, NRIC No. *****18, H, has left K.C. DAT (S) PTE LTD. with effect from 22 October, 1979 on his own accord. He is not authorised to transact any business and collect any monies on behalf of our company. K.C.
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      1045 34 5 MOTOR SHIP OR VESSEL Q Pk "WANETTA I" A V(Admiralty in Rem No. 360 of 1979) V 3 PARTICULARS OF VESSEL O pk. raimaof Vaaaal "WANETTA I" r~\ Typa Non-propalled tank barga >»• pC of all welded ttaal con- j*^\ struction, with accommo- S^ dation on board for 58
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      Thor definitely worth a flutter
      497 35  -  FAIRWAY Old campaigner shows his dash By DLD campaigner Thor *ill give the others a galloping lesson in Race Five in Ipoh tomorrow. The New Zealand-bred nine- year-old by Bella Porta showed a glimpse of his old dash by reeling off GOO metres in 40
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      170 35 LANDOVER (Maryland), Thurs. Dennis Murphy celebrated his 35th birthday with a victory aboard Tuscaloosa, a 12-year-old gelding, in the US$l,OOO ($2,160) second Ringmaster Challenge Trophy. Murphy's victory last night at the Washington international horse snow marked the second year in a row that he and his
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      45 35 LONDON.Thura. Stuart Webster, an English freelance jockey, will ride In New Zealand, this winter, (or three trainers. Webster, 22, has ridden 109 winners In Britain, 10 ot them this season. He spent the two previous winters riding In India. -AFP.
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      Lock icon Unsmiling Nadia shows she is still No. 1
      205 35 Unsmiling Nadia shows she is still No. 1 OSLO, Than. Rumanian gymnast Nadia Comaneci Is better than ever mod mast be considered the top favourite for the 1978 World Championship titles In Port worth, Texas, In December. She proved It on Tuesday and Wednesda> when Romania oatclassed the Norwegian women's
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      125 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Singapore University defeated Indonesian University 2-0 in the soccer tournament of the Triennial University Games here yesterday. In another match, Hongkong University lost 1-4 to Malayan University. Singapore swimmers emerged champions grabbing 10 more gold medals yesterday for a total of 21 gold, nine
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      43 35 GUADALAJARA, Mexico, Thurs. Top-seeded Paul McNamee, of Australia, defeated American Drew Gitlin 6-2, 6-3 and Fred McNair defeated Peter HoU 6-2. 6-2 on the third day of the Association of Tennis Professionals tournament at the Guadalaja ra Racquet Club. AP
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      1006 35 RATF 1 2.0 CLASS 6, DIV 5 1.250 M rvMV,^ x ($B,OOO $5,600 to winnor) 1 5900 Motfcitas( Marietta )ZaJn 6 57 «B+3)F MHh 10 2 9300 ATi Haocoi a (First 3) E Breukelen 8 54.5 (-1.5) tarnxi 4 3 7899 KrtanMvw a (Kuala Kurau) Daniels 5 54
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      Cauthen winds up his England stint
      136 35 LONDON, Thurs. Steve Caothen (above), the lt-year-old American Jockey who has ridden more than a thousand winners, would up his first season In Britain at Sandown Park here yesterday with one win from two mounts. CMtfcea'a victory m Dame Julian, a t-1 chance, took
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      Lock icon Mushtaq regrets being dropped
      195 35 ISLAMABAD, Thurs. Former Pakistan cricket team captain, Mushtaq Mohammad, has said he regrets being dropped from the team to tour India, but vowed he would not retire from cricket. In an interview published yesterday, Mushtaq recalled that "Gary Sobers, Rohan Kanhai. Tom Graveny and many others
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      Pressmen walk out on Australian manager
      187 35 CALCUTTA, Than. The maaamr of the tooriag Aastrallaa cricket team, Bah Merrlmaa, was yesterday lavolved la a raw with Caleatta n ports laaraaUsto, who decided to boycott ail faacttoas aad reeeptloas attoaded hy Mm. The Praaa Trust of India said the ioaraaUsts walked aat
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      Lock icon A CONVINCING WIN
      676 36 Ajax go on goal-scoring spree against Cyprus' Omonia LONDON, Thurs. Three-time champions Ajax Amsterdam had Dutch soccer fans in a frenzy when they trounced Omonia Nicosia 10-0 in their European Cup secondround first-leg match in Amster- dam yesterday. Ajax, who trounced Finland's Helsinki 16-2 on aggregate in
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      AUSTRALIA TRIUMPH
      36 36 SYDNEY, Than. eer team beat the Uorlag New Ywfc Cmdw, •f the North American Saeeer Leagie, S-l here last sight. Jimmy Bnaey and for AnstnUU, while rimnii' g«al came tram Gtorgto ChhMfftta. Beater. SWONBEN
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      European soccer results
      231 36 European second-round first-leg soccer results: Einmi Cap: Hamburg (WG) 3 Dynamo Tbilisi (SU) I, Celtic (Scot) 3 Dundalk (Ire) 2, FC Porto (Pot) 2 Real Madrid (Spn) 1, Veil? BK (Den) 0 Hajduk Split (Vug) 3, Ajai (Hoi) 10 Omonia Nicosia (Cyp) 0, Dynamo Berlin (EG) 2
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      209 36 MADRID, Thurs. The opposition Socialist Party yesterday expressed confidence that a "new orientation" by the Spanish Government would guarantee local authority over the huge investments for the 1982 soccer World Cup. In a brief statement, issued hours after Raimundo Saporta withdrew his resignation as president of the
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      Lock icon A close shave
      287 36 LONDON, Thurs. Fullback Richard Wilson kicked 17 points as the New Zealand All-Blacks opened their 10-match British rugby union tour with a 21-18 victory over London Division here yesterday. Wilson's accurate kicking saved the All-Blacks from an unexpected defeat against a side they have easily mastered in
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      Lock icon Barbarians keep tour slate clean with another win
      226 36 Barbarians keep tour slate clean with another win LLANELLI (Wales), Thurs. The South African Barbarians continued their controversial British rugby union tour with a 1M victory over LJanelli under floodlights here last night. It was the fourth win in six matches for the multiracial side, who complete thier tour with
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      Lock icon Papua New Guinea beaten again
      73 36 Papua New Guinea beaten again RODEZ, Thurs. Papua New Guinea suffered their fourth defeat in their rugby league tour of France when a Pyrenees-Rouergue combination beat them 21-5 (half-time 6-0) here yesterday. It was Papua New Guinea's heaviest defeat of the tour. France had earlier beaten them by a seven-point
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      Lock icon India beaten
      18 36 BAHRAIN. Thurs. Bahrain beat India 3-0 (half-time 24) in a friendly soccer match here yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon lOC keep at it to solve Chinese issue
      335 37 lOC keep at it to solve Chinese issue Killanin heads closed door meeting NAGOYA, Thurs. The Executive Board of the International Olympic Committee yesterday tried to reach a "final recommendation", allowing both China and Taiwan to compete in next year's Olympic Games in Lake Placid, New York, and Moscow. Lord
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      Lock icon Kalule pounds out easy points win
      401 37 AKITA (Japan), Thursday UGANDAN challenger Ayub Kalule pounded out a unanimous points decision over champion Masashi Kudo, of Japan, in a title match here last night to clinch the World Boxing Association light-mid-dleweight title. A composed Kalule, 25, who had been strongly favoured over
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      Lock icon Ali happy Tate is his successor
      150 37 LOS ANGELES, Thurs. Former world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad All said here yesterday he was pleased that fellow-American John Tate beat South African Gerrie Coetzee to succeed him as the World Boxing Association's champion. "I didn't want a South African to succeed me as
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      Lock icon English rugby results
      78 37 LONDON, Thurs. Results of last night's rugby matches Bagby aatoa itmt: Uanelll 6 South African Barbarians 15, London Division 18 New Zealand 21; Couty: Warwickshire 22 Staffordshire 12; Bagby toagae LwaMrn Cm ■cml flaal: Warrington 2 Widnesl3. CUb: Bedford 12 Cambridge University 20, Ebbw Vale 6 Cardiff
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      32 37 MEXICO CITY, Thurs. The World Boxing Council annual convention scheduled from Nov. 11-13 in Casablanca. Morocco, has been postponed until further notice according to Jose Sulaiman, president of the Council. AP.
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      Lock icon Soviet weekly want Britain out of Olympics
      201 37 MOSCOW, Than. A Soviet weekly magaatae suggested yesterday that Britain could be barred from next year's Olympic Garnet here beeaaae of the evrent British tear by the Sonth Africa* Barbarians rugby team. The weekly, literary Gaaette, also aaneatod that the British Government had
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      Lock icon MORE THAN GOTTFRIED COULD HANDLE
      669 37 MORE THAN GOTTFRIED COULD HANDLE BRIEFS VTENNA, Thurs. Ray More, of South Africa, produced the first major upset in the international Grand Prix tennis tournament here yesterday, when be knocked out fourth seeded Brian Gottfried, of the United States. 6-4. 4-6. 6-4. Rente: lMeo'i slsWlfl seemt roua Eddie Dibos (US)
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      111 37 A KELVIN LIM PRESENTATION ASRON lea!.. —I and TANIA will each present their own special stage show JV^^L L prolewionally produced and choreographed to blend ifi^^L excitingly with their choice of hit songs f/jf^M </ An evening ol Great Artistes with fabulous songs, S» T S OUR CUT dazzling costumes,
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      A TASTE OF HONEY
      456 38  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By She has no choice, but to play against the men for practice HONEY SHARMAN, 22, a hotel receptionist who is one of India's top 'girl' squash players, comes handicapped to the Singapore Open championships, which start at the Kallang Complex on Tuesday. True,
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      123 38 Zaman to meet Briars in opener LONDON, Thurs. Topseeded Qamar Zaman, of Pakistan, has been drawn to meet Gawain Briars, of Britain, in the first round of the world Masters squash championship next month. The tournament, which brings together eight of the worlcrs top players, will be held at Wembley
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      Lock icon Wadkins leads
      35 38 CHIBA, Japan, Thurs. American Lanny Wadkins fired a six-under-par 66 for a first-round one stroke lead in the Bridgestone golf tournament today. He leads Japan's Yoshikazu Yokoshima (67) and Kazuo Yoshikawa (68). AP
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      It's Johore
      32 38 TAN HOCK CHONG, president of the Racehorse Owners Association, was conferred a datoship by the Sultan of Johore and not by the Regent of Pahang. Our apologies to all concerned.
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      Lock icon Hongkong lose after putting up brave fight
      185 38 Hongkong lose after putting up brave fight BRISBANE, Thurs HONGKONG put up a brave fight before losing to the United States in the Stellar world amateur teams squash championships here yesterday The Hongkong' team went down 3-0 and finished last in Pool A. But they put up much stiffer resistance
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      HK Bank humble Pioneers
      159 38 HONGKONG and Shanghai Bank scored a 9-4 win over the visiting Pioneer Hub, of West- crn Australia, in a friendly badminton match at Delta Sport Complex last night. Results (HK Bank first) j Jessie Low lost to Lorraine Criddle 6-11, 9-11; Heng Teng Soon bt Melvin
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      Badminton heroes earn HK trip
      383 38 SINGAPORE'S heroes of the recent friendly badminton match against Indonesia have won tickets to the Hongkong Open invitation badminton championships from Dec. 17-22, reports BERNARD PKKKIRA. Wong Shoon Keat, Singapore's 1978 national singles title-holder, heads the list, followed by Lee Ah Ngo, the current champion,
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      SSRA vote for winning team
      417 38 LONDON, Thurs. Squash will ge Open frein Sept. 1 next year, the International Squash Federaden ananooaced here yesterday. Member countries will have the right to retain the distinction between amateur and prefrweieaal players, the asssdaUsn added. Renter. THE Singapore Squash Rackets Association, at their annual
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      Fun-lovin', but little Laura's a livewire!
      453 38  - Fun-lovin', but little Laura's a livewire BERNARD PEREIR A Profile By BOYS, beware! Dwit posh your weight around with girls in case you bump Into a little livewire uined Lava LJong. Laura, a mop-haired 14-year-old Raffles Girls' School student, is not only the "Bonnie" of Singapore tennis, bat she is
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      Jitta may reconsider Lim if he shows form
      281 39 Jitta may reconsider Lim if he shows form LIM CHIEW PENG, the former national goalkeeer, will make his return after a three month absence for Singapore Civil Service against the Singapore Business Houses Football League in their annual match for the Hon Sui Sen Cup at the National Stadium on
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      39 39 ROCHORE Constituency Sports Club beat Gecon 4-1 in a friendly soccer match at Toa Pavoh yesterday. Ramlan Hamid (hat-trick) and I<ow Kai Suan scored for Rochore, while Gecon earned a consolation goal from a deflection.
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      Singapore coaches impress Wade
      257 39  -  JOE DORAI English FA director recommends international course By lINGAPORE'S soccer oaches are too good or the annual prelimilary courses England's football Association ■onduct in Buckinglamshire. That's the opinion of Uan Wade, the FA Direcor of Coaching, who is esponsible for the Engish courses at Bisham
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      485 39 SINGAPORE'S Peter Lew, who had a bad day yesterday, fought his way back today to eighth place among the 16 qualifiers for the 1979 Bowling World Cup championship here today. Lew, however, finished a long way behind Italy's Loris Mambelli, who heads
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      365 39  -  PNG HONG KWANG By THE proliferation of invitational soccer tournaments in Asia has become alarming enough for the Asian Football Confederation to feel the need to review the situation. AFC secretary Peter Velappan said yesterday: "When friendly competitions, like the Meraeka tournament, were
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      Cagers called to train for ABC tourney
      241 39  - Cagers called to train for ABC tourney PETER SIOW By THE Basketball Association of Singapore have summoned their players for training in preparation for the Asian Basketball Confederation men's championship in Nagoya, Japan, from Nov. 30Dec. 12. They are Pang Hung Kwang, K. Harikrishnan, Teo Kah Wah, Ang Keng Lin,
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      41 39 TODAY'S EVENTS BILLIARDS Singapore Billiards Association four-ball individual championship (Katong Saloon, 6.45) SOCCER Singapore v South Korea City Bank (National Stadium, 8); Stagapuv Airllaet lntcr-dep»rtmr nt League: Technical Supplies A v Cabin Services, SATS Cargo v Engine Overhaul Centre (Mountbatten. 5.15).
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      338 39  - Poh and Chee take Seletar's pro-am title ERNEST FRIDA By POH ENG SOON and Chee Kok Jee combined effectively to win the Seletar pro-am golf tournament with a net 61 yesterday. Chee, who plays off handicap 19, matched his professional partner throughout and contrib uted scores for nine holes The
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      131 39 MR. E. W. BARKER, president of the Singapore National Olympic Council, says in his message in a new magazine. Singapore Golf '79, that the 1962 Asian Games in New Delhi will "mark a new and exciting chapter for golf in Asia. Says Mr. Barker, Minister of
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      246 39  -  HOO YEW GEE By THE call tke ring has proved I too much for former Singapore flyweight champion Ramamuthy Rathakrlshnan, and he will re- torn next year after a three-year lay-off. And a comeback could be on the cards even sooner for
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      241 39 NATIONAL City Bank of South Korea's achievements in the last two weeks they won the New Delhi Cotton Mills soccer championship, beat Malaysia B 3-1 and Selangor Selection 5-0 indicate that Singapore are doomed for a beating when they play them tonight at the National
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      201 39 Who will be the clear champion? FOR the first time, a tournament to decide table tennis' champion of champions will be held next Friday week at the Eagle Engineering Hall, Jalan Benaan Kapal. The national champions and runners-up for the j past 10 years nave been i invited to take
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    255 40 Lee sees the sights in Nikko A TOKYO-atyle seating arrangement for this week's talks between Mr Lee Kuan Yew and his Japanese counterpart, Mr Masayoshi Ohira (sixth from left). All the participants at the meeting, the second session of talks on Tuesday In the Jap— we capital, had a little
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    31 40 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones industrial average, a 1.53-point winner yesterday, was ahead 4.18 points to 812.53 at 11 a.m. today on the New York Stock Exchange. UPI.
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    156 40 The Orchard Road Casanova who allegedly raped or molested about 154 women and girls, has been banned from entering Singapore Indefinitely. He left the country last week. Soirees said the Immigration Department banned him from the country following a request from the police to expel him.
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    167 40 \m»trrdani 8-HC Cloudy ttbens 15-20 C Rain Bahrain 26-33 C Hazy Baagkvk 28-35 C Gear Beint 21-30 C Clear Belgrade MC Gear BerKa 0-5 C Gear Bnusels 6-1? C Gear Buenas Aires 16-25 C Gear Calra 20-27 C Goudy CMcag* 2-10 C Gear [oprnhagen 5-9 C Gear h>»nUurt
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    46 40 STOCKHOLM, Thurs. Swedish liquor stores were closed today in anticipation of a Riksdag (Parliament) decision to increase taxes on spirits, wine, beer and cigarettes from tomorrow. Reports of the expected increases caused long queues at the nation's 313 state-owned spirit shops last night. Reuter
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    41 40 MANILA, Thurs. A wild stone age tribe was discovered recently in the northern Philippines and has been described as the "fiercest, wildest and most primitive" in the Cagayan Valley on Luzon Island, the Philippine News Agency reported today. AFP
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    241 40 KOTA KIN ABALU, Thursday POLICE today rescued 19 of the 44 passengers of the launch Saleha Baru which was hijacked by armed pirates off Semporna along Sabah's east coast on Tuesday. They were sighted by the police in a sampan on the high seas as
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    326 40 Japan in war games with four other navies TOKYO, Thursday JAPANESE naval units, in its first active regional defence operation, will take part in joint manoeuvres with the navies of the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand next June, defence authorities announced here. The exercise, to be held in
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    118 40 Asylum seeker 'may be top spy' TOKYO, Thurs. Japanese police believe that a Soviet magazine correspondent in Tokyo, who sought asylum in the United States last night, was a high-ranking intelligence agent. They said today they reached this conclusion after taking into consideration his age and occupation. Mr Stanislav Aleksandrovich
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        35 1 jie jiejie elder sister jilfii brother-in-law(hus-bond of one's elder sister) bioojie' elder cousin sister For example, you may say, Wsde jiljie xthuan chT tang. meaning, "My elder sister lifces to eat sweets.
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        1354 1  -  LI LIENFUNG The vanishing tone By w Yue Pei l *****141) could be mailed from his grave to sit throuKh a recitation of his famous poem, Man Jiang Hong (,«,l by one of our Singapore youths, he would most probably hang down his head and groan: "Oh, what
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        67 1 I \h \i Ifl IWfllflW 1 I I 1 1 MMWAt- I An I elder sister is the radical for girl or woman. H the phonetic, is a picture of a stool (H with two rungs standing on the ground now borrowed for the conjunction: "moreover".
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        105 1 INSIDt Ob shopping Fleamarketst The new and the old A group of enterprising fleamarketeors have formed something railed Fleatnart to bring together those who have something old to sell, and those with a yen to buy. Outlook gives yon the details, and takes you to the Thieves' Market as well
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      715 2  -  DANA LAM By SOME TWO weeks ago, a group of 22 people representing several sectors of Singapore, including businessmen, taxi drivers, journalists, hawkers, teachers, principals, community leaders and senior government officers got together at the RTS auditorium to disI cuss the psychological barriers to speaking Mandarin
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      35 2 DON'T BE SHY! IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the Initiator!
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        382 2 fl Today's lesson hM is about malt Every popular whisky is made from blending pure malt whiskies and less expensive grain whiskies. 1 V Malt costs at least twice as much as grain And more malt means more f character, a more distinctive taste. £L Teacher's contains more malt fit-
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        339 2 TV and Radio 3.00 PM Opening and Housewives Mati nee Boyfriend (Mandarin Fin) 4.40 Intermission 6.05 Opemnt and Animal World Ele phartts Of Thaland 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 Sports Parade 7.05 Samudra (Repeat) 6.00 PM Opening and The Mighty Her cufcs 6.15 The Electric Company 6.45 News (Tami) 7.00
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        372 2 SINGAPORE 5 7.30 News and Newsreel (Malay) 7.55 Barney Mfcr Baby Broker 8.30 Grandpa Goes To Washington The Union Boys 9.20 Cultural Diary (EngSsh) 9.30 News (English) 9.50 TV Movie Sole Survivor 11.35 Behind The Scene Ozark OpenAir Theatre 12.00 Close SINGAPORE 8 8.45 News (Chinese) 9.05 Forum in Chinese
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        315 2 Music On The Move (s) IN News in Brief and Public Announcements MS Daily Digest Sunset Serenade 4.J5 Financial And Share Market Report 7.M News and Weather Forecast 7.1S The Book Scene 7.M Yours For The Asking 8.W On The Road 8.15 The GCE Music Examination Series 8.45 That's Entertainment
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      628 3  -  DANA LAM From Donald Duck to dashing heroes By SIX imported films and three local productions make up the holiday fare for Wednesday, Hari Raya Haji. Channel 5 for instance, is all fun and frolic with a Walt Disney cartoon feature in the morning. In
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      403 3  -  LING POON WAH By AN AUSTRALIAN trio, The New Generations, is now in town to entertain, but with a difference. Simply delivering their own versions of current hits in a haphazard way is a no-no. A cabaret act, as they choose to tailor it, should convey a theme.
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      Scrabbling for the shield
      273 3  -  PAUL JANSEN By And then there were eight. From the hundreds of people who submitted their entries to the scrabble championsh ip held by Mandarin Hotel, stringent precompetition checking and four rounds of playing whittled down the number eligible for the coveted challenge trophy. Among those
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        164 3 KOREAN IT CHESTS OVER 300 ITEMS ON DISPLAY Place Ballroom 2 Conventional Lobby. 2nd Floor. Singapore Hilton Hotel Date: 28th 31 st October 1 979 Time 10 am 8 p.m M ff\ SEJONG PTE. LTD. O \M Shop F2. 1 st Floor. Singapore Hilton Hotel I Orchard Road. Singapura Tel
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      1161 6 'Welfare' a fine old word that now bites the dust WHEN words die, they deserve a decent burial, or at least a respectful obituary. One noun and one adjective bit the dust recently, at least in government usage, and they are herein bid adieu. Farewell 'welfare' The noun is "welfare,"
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      1448 6  -  TOH TI AN SER By in LONDON AFTER 11 months of long, hard haggling between management and the onions, the Times ot London and Its sister publications are expected to return to the newnpaper stands by the middle of next month. Straits Times Deputy News
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      1307 7 BENG TAN'S BATTLE AGAINST CIGARETTES DAY TWO THE STORY UNTIL NOW: Medical reporter BENG TAN enrolled In the People's Association Singapore Cancer Society stop-smoking coarse, held on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at Peace Centre. The first session was not wholly -nroaraginK bat she left it determined
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        768 8  - A new £leamar market LING POON WAH By An ideal place for carvings, and other bric-a-brac SINGAPORE'S first fleamarket, Fleamart Singapore, was born three Sundays ago. It was conceived by five enterprising men, four Chinese Singaporeans and one Englishman who, after one year of careful planning, finally delivered their brainchild
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        709 9  -  SHEILA CHEONG By BECAUSE of its past notorious reputation for hard-core merchants, stolen goods, thugs and hobos, Sungei Road market has, to this day, maintained its nickname as "Thieves' Market." Yet. those who frequented the market "square" comprising Pitt Street, Pasar Lane, Kelantan Road, Larut Road
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        917 8 In search of a sleeping bag a g MOST cities have their own flea-markets of sorts places where you can pick up The Bargains (unless the Germans or Americans or Japanese got there first). In Athens, the great shopping place is the Monasteraki an area of tiny stores filled to
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        251 9 WHPHHIIW sets new standards in interior A totally new furniture look. O CSI QT\ See the new ook and talk to Exotic inlays in contemporary O our professional designers at settings. Vibrant or subdued tones of the new Jens Munk showroom on amber, sea shells, caribou horn, red the ground
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      886 10  -  ROBERT HERSHEY Plan to chop fares by as much as 72 per cent By in LONDON SIR Freddie Laker, the pricecutting nemesis of the airline establishment, is at it again. The colourful, 57-year-old Briton, who fought for six years to open his trans-Atlantic Skytrain
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      1895 11  -  SIDNEY HOOK in Stamford, His ideas still fire revolutionaries By California THE 100 th anniversary of Leon Trotsky's birth, which falls just a few weeks befor^ his lifelong rival, Josef Stalin's, 100 th birthday, is an appropriate occasion to appraise the man and his work.
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        943 15 diidb Separate tenders are Invited for any one or all of the followlng:(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF 1 Block of 4-Storey 5-Room Maisonette Flats, 1 Block of 10-13-Storey 3/4-Room New Flats with Shops-cum-Livlng Quarters, 1 Block of 11-Storey 4/3-Room New Flats, 1 Block of 11-Storey 4/3-Room New Flats with 1
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        682 15 COST OF HIRING TENDER DOCUMENTS for Item* (1) to (IS) $50/- each (19) to (28) $30/••ch TENDER COLLECTION DEPOSITS for Horns (1) to (26) $500/- each CLOSING DATES lor Item. (1) 16.11.79. (2) 28.11.79, (3) 26.11.79, (4) 30.11.79, (5) 30.11.79, (6) 28.11.79, (7) 3.12.79, (8) 3.12.79, (9) 26.11.79, (10) 9.11.79,
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        1031 15 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited from PWD Registered Controctors for the following:(A) Construction ot Replocement Gateway System facilities at Telok Ayer Basin, Port of Singapore Authority. Eligibility: Building All Contractors. •Site Showround 3o 10 79 at 10 30 am. Meet at PSA Gate No. 5 (Near NTUC Conference Hall)
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        657 16 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that SENDIRIAN BERHAD enjoys in the in pursuance of and subject to the aforesaid territories the like provisions of the Registered privileges and rights as though the Designs Act 1 949, of the United Certificate of Registration of the Kingdom, the design in respect of
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        840 16 a ministry *Em of the environment TENDER NOTICE DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT (I) Outlet Droin front Hong Leong Garden (Droin No. 16) Ref. TEN(ENV)OB/79/33 ♦Restricted to P.W.D. Registered Controctors in Civil Engineering above $500.000 00. SEWERAGE DEPARTMENT (II) Bukit Timah Sewerage Scheme Phase 11, Controct BT 11/11 The Supply ond Laying of
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