The Straits Times, 22 November 1979

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    13 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22,157S 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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    Lock icon THE GREAT MOSQUE RE SCUE
    876 1 THE GREAT MOSQUE RE SCUE Saudi troops free hostages RIYADH, Wednesday SAUDI Arabian troops today stormed the Grand Mosque in Mecca and freed an estimated 150 hostages held by more than 100 armed members of an Islamic minority sect occupying the mosque, Saudi sources said today. The sources said hundreds
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    Lock icon DOLLAR REBOUNDS IN TOKYO
    142 1 DOLLAR REBOUNDS IN TOKYO TOKYO, Wed. The American dollar rebounded in the Tokyo Foreign Exchange today following reports of the United States Navy's blockade of the Hormuz Strait in the Persian Gulf and the takeover of Saudi Arabia's Holy Mosque of Mecca. The dollar closed the day at 247.00 yen,
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    Lock icon Suharto home
    22 1 JAKARTA, Wed. President Suharto returned here tonight after a 10-day tour abroad. He visited Britain, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. AFP.
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    PMand three newsmen chat on language
    403 1 THE Prime Minister's time frame for the Speak More Mandarin campaign, the future of dialects and the feelings of the English-educated, the Chinese-educated and non-Chinese Singaporeans... Mr Lee Kuan Yew and three Singapore journalists discuss these and other issues related to the Speak More
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    Lock icon US warning of military action
    347 1 US warning of military action WASHINGTON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Carter has warned Iran for the first time that he might order military action unless hostages held in the US embassy in Teheran since Nov 4 are released unharmed. The possibility of force was raised la a White House statement last might
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    Lock icon Russia now calls for release of hostages, says report
    160 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. m A policy shin, a So viet -con trolled radio broadcast to Iran yesterday has urged the release of Americans being held hostage at the US Embassy m Teheran for humanitarian and political reasons. US officials said the broadcast,
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    84 pc make it to normal course in Primary 4
    416 1 EIGHTY-FOUR per cent of the 49,271 Primary 3 pupils will be promoted to the normal Primary 4 course from January under the Education Ministry's first streaming exercise 24 per cent more than the estimate given in the Goh Keng Swee
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    Lock icon Curfew
    36 1 NEW DELHI, Wed A curfew was ordered today in Shillone. North-eastern India, following sectarian violence, the United News of India reported. One person was seriously injured in the clash and three others were arrested. AP.
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    ANOTHER US WARNING
    129 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. The White House said today It would be a serious mistake for anyone to disregard President Jimmy Carter's warning that Iran woald be held strictly accountable for the safety of American hostages In Teheran. A spokesman made this statement m response to an Iranian radio
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      182 1 40 pages today FEWER 'SUPER EARNERS': REPORT Page 9 VIETS will go for small 'hit' missions: Paper 8 CHINA ties: Aboutturn by Albania 4 ARABS all for I economic summit 5 SPOT oil market becomes a 'gusher' S ANGRY wives take goods from firm It EIGHT defy rain for afternoon
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      Lock icon Viets will go for small 'hit' missions: Paper
      627 2 BANGKOK, Wed Sihanoukdue m Paris on Sunday PARIS, Wed. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the former head of state of Kampuchea, will arrive here an Sunday to seek ways of resolving his country's dilemma, the French Foreign Ministry said yesterday. Supporters of the Prince,
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      Lock icon Over 600,000 in anti-US protest inarch in Iran
      258 2 1 Day 18 j TEHERAN, Wednesday HUNDREDS of thousands of Iranians, chanting "death to Carter, death to the Shah," massed around the occupied US Embassy m Teheran today m the biggest anti-American demonstration ever staged m the Iranian capital. All major roads
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      Lock icon Snake's victim
      29 2 JOHANNESBURG, Wed. A 4.5-metre python crushed to death and partly swallowed a 13-year-old shepherd boy in the Nothern Transvaal region of South Africa, police said yesterday. Reuter.
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      US to begin deport move
      213 2 US to begin deport move THE United States will begin deportation proceedings against 700 Iranian students unless they leave the country voluntarily, the Immigration and Naturalisation Service said in Washington yesterday. About 90 have already agreed to leave. The Immigration Service said it had so far interviewed about 6,700 Iranian
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      Lock icon STRIKES IN JAPAN PARALYSE AIR SERVICES
      143 2 STRIKES IN JAPAN PARALYSE AIR SERVICES TOKYO, Wed. Air service m Japan was virtually paralysed today as 457 international and domestic flights of Japanese airline companies were cancelled due to strikes, inconveniencing some 52,OOOpassengers. The 1,189-man Cockpit Crew Union of All Nippon Airways entered into a 24hour strike from midnight
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      Lock icon N. Korea: We won't force South to go Red
      116 2 N. Korea: We won't force South to go Red HONGKONG, Wed. North Korea said today it would not try to impose communism on the South. The official North Korean daily, Rodong Sinmun, said Pyongyang's position was "to attain reunification while maintaining the two systems existing m the North and the
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      Lock icon Kriangsak to inject new talents in cabinet shake-up
      214 2 Kriangsak to inject new talents in cabinet shake-up BANGKOK, Wed. Thai Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan today announced he is reshuffling his cabinet and said at least three ministers had offered their resignations. He told reporters the changes would involve recruiting new talents to tackle national problems, primarily the economy, which
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      Lock icon Call for open door policy to win over masses
      211 2 Call for open door policy to win over masses BEIJING, Wed. The Chinese Communist Party admitted today that some of its leaders are insensitive to the immense hardship faced by the nation's 960 million people, and called for an open door policy to win the hearts and minds of the
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      Lock icon Shortlisted
      43 2 CANBERRA. Wed. The Australian Government has reduced the shortlist of possible replacements for its tacti- cal fighter force to two US aircraft. Defence Minister Jim Killen told Parliament. They are the General Dynamics F 16 and the Mcdonnel Douglas F AlB Reuter.
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      Lock icon $91,000 lottery 'winner' didn't burn prize ticket
      152 2 TOKYO, Wed. A SI-YEAR-OLD office worker, who became mi overnight celebrity Uat January by setting aflame his US$42,Mi (Sstl,S««) "winning" tottery ticket, found himself out of lack this The Dallchl Kaagy* Bank, operator* of the tottery, said 1» of the M winning tickets
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      News focus—violence at Islam's most sacred shrine
      8 3 News focus violence at Islam's most sacred shrine
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      Lock icon Master 'tec joins hunt
      212 3 LONDON, Wed. The former head of Scotland Yard's anti-terrorist squad yesterday joined the special team hunting the Yorkshire ripper, the cunning psychopath who has killed 12 women in four years. Officials said Commander Jim Nevill, considered one of the Yard's most experienced detectives, would not take
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      Lock icon Take-off plans with 15 p.c. Japanese parts in Boeing 767
      296 3 Take-off plans with 15 p.c. Japanese parts in Boeing 767 TOKYO, Wednesday. YOU DRIVE m their cars, you watch programmes on their television sets and pretty soon you will be flying m their airliners. The industrious Japanese, who have come to dominate international markets with their cheap and high quality
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      Lock icon Results of China's first elections since 1966
      204 3 Results of China's first elections since 1966 BEIJING. Wad. BEIJING today announced the results of the first elections held since before the Cultural Revolution and a number of victories were scored by non-members of the Communist Party. The election m the east city district was for 350 denuties to the
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      Lock icon Beijing sends troops to guard farmers
      161 3 Beijing sends troops to guard farmers BEIJING, Wed. Chinese army frontier forces have sent detachments tc the Sino-Vietnamese frontier to guard against Vietnamese border violations and help farmers with their harvesting, the official Xinhua news agency said today. Vietnam on Nov 13 claimed that China had moved 15 divisions of
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      Lock icon 'Province has abortion quota'
      112 3 BEIJING, Wed. The South China province of Guangdong has an annual abortion quota, according to Canton Radio. The radio said the province, which borders on Hongkong and Macao, held a family planning meeting early this month that called for the adoption of effective measures to "do
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      First A-bomb flight records for auction
      159 3 DUBLIN, Wed. The American pilot, who dropped the first atomic bomb, has given the records of his flight to an auction to raise money for a village ic hool In the Irish Republic. Former US Air Force Gen Tlbhetts, who pressed the button dropping
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      China ties: About-turn by Albania
      384 4 THE HARD facts of economics are Fmnnmip fapt« slowly forcine Albania to reverse its r^OllUmiC I dL IS policy towards China which cut all cl*rk**7 if *»o«'t trade and aid relations with the »HU W 11 Can I Albanians more than a year ago, o
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      304 4 US to cut arms projects due to soaring costs WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE cost of United States weapons has swelled so high to an estimated US$725 billion (551,580.5 billion) on order or under development that some will have to be scrapped, a Congressional committee says. The House Government Operations Committee says
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      Lock icon Britain's proposed secrets law
      158 4 Britain's proposed secrets law scrapped LONDON, Wed. The British Government today scrapped its proposed new official secrets law, as the political row mounted over the case of Anthony Blunt, who was Queen Elizabeth ll's art adviser and a Soviet spy. The government bill was heavily attacked by opposition Labour and
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      Lock icon THEY JUST MADE IT
      206 4 New polls likely after two govt losses OTTAWA, Wed. Canada faced the possibility of an early general election yesterday after opposition victories in two by-elec-tions reduced Prime Minister Joe Clark's minority government majority in Parliament to one. Finance Minister John Crosbie challenged the opposition Liberals and
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      Lock icon Censure motions but govt survives
      226 4 Censure motions but govt survives PARIS, Wed. The French Government survived three censure motions in the National Assembly last night in what was seen as an earh skirmish of the presidential election in 18 months time. Prime Minister Raymond Barre only brought the government's rebellious Gaullist supporters into line over
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      Lock icon 'No drunks'
      37 4 No drunks' MANILA, Wed. Drunks will m future be barred from going aboard aircraft m the Philippines following a series of mid-air incidents involving drunken passengers and the crew, the Philippines aviation security command said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'I shipped many parcels to Russia for Blunt'
      214 4 TORONTO Wed A CITY jewellery clerk who worked as a secretary for self-confessed spy Anthony Blunt said yesterday she shipped many parcels for him to addresses m Russia from his office at the Courtauld Institute m London Ms Sylvia TrevenaTaverner, m an
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      WORLD BRIEFS
      141 4 WORLD BRIEFS A CONSTITUTIONAL petition challenging the detention of the wife and daughter of executed Prime Ninister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was admitted for hearing by the Sind High Court m Karachi yesterday. Iranian-born Nusrat Bhutto and daughter Benazir were detained last month when army ruler General Mohammad Zia-Ul-Haq called off
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      Lock icon Arabs all for economic meet
      371 5 Talks on use of 'oil weapon' in March? TUNIS, Wednesday ARAB leaders yester- I day overwhelmingly endorsed a call by Iraq for a special Arab economic summit, but diplomatic sources said the heads of state appeared hopelessly divided over how to deal with the problem
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      Lock icon Man, 88, cleared of raping woman, 94
      90 5 Man, 88, cleared of raping woman, 94 LECCE (Italy), Wed. An 88-year-old peasant was cleared m court here last night of charges that he raped a woman aged 94. "It is unthinkable that a man of this age committed such a crime," his defence lawyer pleaded. The judge agreed and
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      Lock icon 'Beware of pirates'
      52 5 COTHENBURG, Wed. The Swedish Shipowners Federation has warned its captains to beware of pirates armed with marhineguns m the South China Sea. The Federation told its 500 captains not to reduce speed when they suspected pirates and said the warning followed similar notices from other international maritime
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      In other words...
      57 5 In other words... 6 In Japan there are only men, working days and nights, to enhance the banner of their country. It is a model the Arab world, rich m natural resources, would do well to A emulate. 7 Tunisian President Ha bib Bourguiba pointing to Japan as an example
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      Lock icon We'll hit back if Zambia attacks: Muzorewa
      238 5 We'll hit back if Zambia attacks: Muzorewa SALISBURY, Wednesday PRIME Minister Abel Muzorewa today threatened severe reprisals against Zambia if the military call-up announced m Lusaka led to attacks on Zimbabwe. "President Kenneth Kaunda must be told loudly and clearly that any force applied against us will be met by
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      Lock icon Israeli demo against price hikes
      251 5 Israeli demo against price hikes JERUSALEM. Wed. Police used clubs and tear gas yesterday to disperse hundreds of Israelis who stoned cars and burned tyres and garbage carts to protest a sharp boost m food prices under the government's anti-inflation programme. Police said several policemen and demonstrators were injured m
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      Lock icon UN calls for pullout
      71 5 NEW YORK, Wed. The UN General Assembly yesterday adopted a resolution demanding the immediate withdrawal from Cyprus of all foreign forces and any foreign military presence. the resolution, carried by 99 voles to 5 with 35 abstentions, also requested UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim to urge
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      Lock icon Control board quits over Rolls takover
      306 6 Control board quits over Rolls takover THE National Enterprise Board, the government body controlling Britain's nationalised industries, resigned last night in a row over the future of Rolls-Royce, the state-owned aeroengine firm, NEB sources said. The 10-member board was forced to quit after being told by Industry Secretary Sir Keith
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      79 6 LONDON, Wed. The historic English mansion where American oil billionaire Paul Getty spent the last 17 years of his life went on the market today with offers invited "m millions of pounds." Mr Getty died m 1976 aged 84, and now his 14bedroom house at
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      Lock icon Immediate execution
      67 6 HONGKONG. Wed. A murderer m China who had killed seven people was sentenced to death on Monday by the Hangzhou People's Intermediate Court and was executed right after the sentencing. A Hangzhou radio report carried by the evening daily Sing Tao Wan Pao yesterday said that Yu King-Lung,
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      Lock icon Spot oil mart becomes a 'gusher'
      517 6 Spot oil mart becomes a 'gusher' BONN, Wed BONN, Wed. The spot oil market (where oil not under long-term contract is bought and sold), despite international criticism and attempts to control it, is booming. Officials of European and international agencies estimate that this market now accounts for at least 10
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      Lock icon Murdoch's bid for Herald group runs into snags
      434 6 Murdoch's bid for Herald group runs into snags MELBOURNE, Wed PROBLEMS mounted today for international press magnate Rupert Murdoch m his battle for control of Australia's biggest newspaper and television group. He offered to buy up over 50 per cent of Melbourne's Herald and Weekly Times group yesterday m a
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      113 6 LONDON, Wei. AdverttoemeaU claiming as aJeeheUe drink may spnr aexaal sneceaa were halted today by the Inc«rp*rated Seelety ef British Advertisers. The aadety, In a revtoed cede af practice, decreed that "advertising mast be ssdally respMHlhie". It said adverttoemeata aheald act emphastoe the
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    Montfort dinner
    52 7 THE Old Montfortians Association will hold a dinner on Dec 1 at the school at 7.30 p.m. The guest of honour will be Brother Anthony V. H. Loh, principal of Montfort Secondary School. Details are obtainable from Mr Lee Tone Juan (telephone *****46) or Mr Lim Boon Heng
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    NPB course
    28 7 THE National Productivity Board will hold a 20-hour course on quality control for engineers and managers at its Town Training Centre from Dec 3 to 14.
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    Why Report 'erred' on number for the normal course
    783 7  -  JUNE TAN By A TOTAL of 35,933 or 84 per cent of the 42,411 Primary Three pupils in the English stream this year will go to the normal Primary Four course next year, the Director of Education, Mr Chan Kai Yau,
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    China improving teaching of technical skills
    307 7 China improving teaching of technical skills MANY schools in China are improving their teaching of new technology in a move towards modern isa tion in the field of technical and vocational cduca- tion over the past two years. This was stated in a country report from China tabled at the
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    Joint campus extended to Kent Ridge
    230 7 THE Joint Campus scheme up to now confined to the Bukit Timah premises will be extended to Kent Ridge. From Dec 3, first and second year accountancy and business administration students will shift over for lectures and tutorials. Both University of Singapore and Nanyang
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    Hon elected patron
    58 7 FINANCE Minister Hon Sui Sen has been elected patron of the Singapore Numismatic Association for two years. The officials are: Mr Chu Chui Lum, president; Mr Urn Kbeng Chye, vice president; Mr Lam Teck Bong^ 2nd vice president Mr C.C.Chua, hon. secretary; Mr Sect Hong Kheng, asst
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    Surgery exam
    69 7 Surgery exam THE Final M. Med.( Surgery) Examination of the University of Singapore will be held in the School of Postgraduate Medical Studies from Aug 22 (1980) Entries for the examination close on July 4, 1980. The M. Med Paediatrics) Examination of the University of Singapore will be held in
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    IAC hearing
    42 7 'THE Industrial Arbitration Court will hear an application by the Singapore Industrial i Labour Organisation to have a collective agreement with the Singapore Motor Accessories Manufacturers Pte Ltd extend- ed (or another three ye?rs on I Friday at 9 a.m.
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    The one-dollar way to foster reading habit
    340 7 PRIMARY school pupils will be encouraged to read more books through a $1 "gimmick." Called Grow Up With Books, it is essentially a record book in which pupils can write the names of the books they read and a synopsis of each. "It
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    Back to the books they used year ago
    379 8 Pr 4 pupils who didn't do we11 PRIMARY 4 pupils m monolingual and extended classes next year will have to use some of the textbooks they went through a year or two before. This is because they have not done well m
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    Calling all students
    69 8 THE Mountbatten community centre will conduct a school holiday tour to Selangor Pewter (S) Pte Ltd. S.A. Shahab Co Pte Ltd (a batik weaving factuiy), and the Singapore Experience, on Dec 4 from 8.30a.ir.. The tour is open to all student from secondary level and above at
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    Dances and exercises
    47 8 THE Metropolitan YMCA Health and Fitness Centre m Palmer Road will conduct aerobic exercises for women from tomorrow. It will also conduct a twomonth course on the latest disco dances from Nov 28. For details, call the Adult Department at Tel *****66 ext 9.
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    Judgment on death appeal reserved
    293 8 Judgment on death appeal reserved JUDGMENT was reserved yesterday in an appeal by labourer Chia Beng Cnye, 37, against his conviction and sentence of death on a charge of trafficking in 111.96 grams of heroin in Beach Road on May 23, 1977. Arguments in the appeal were basically of a
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    SEAMAN'S DEATH, A SNAP INQUIRY
    166 8 SEAMAN'S DEATH, A SNAP INQUIRY A SNAP coroner's inquiry was held yesterday on the death of a seaman who died aboard a vessel anchored at the Port Authority's Godown 18 on Monday midnight. Richardo Jose Caceres, 26, an Argentinian, was believed to have slipped and fallen into the hatch of
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    Duo fined for scrap theft
    41 8 GOH CHIT PANG and Lee Yee Choy. both 23, were fined $200 each for stealing 20 bars of scrap steel valued at $8 from a construction site m Jalan Bahagia on Nov 20. They pleaded guilty.
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    Mattar's date
    32 8 M attar's date THE acting Minister for Social Affairs. Dr Ahmad Mattar. will attend the Muharram 1400 celebration, organised by the Muslim Religious Council, at the National Theatre today at 8 p.m.
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    Japanese trader asks about pay policy
    277 8 Japanese trader asks about pay policy A JAPANESE businessman yesterday expressed concern over the high wage increases for workers in Singapore as a result of the recent National Wages Council recommendations. The president of the Ibaraki Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr Shui Ueda, wanted to know how Singapore decided
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    Science film
    24 8 THE Singapore Science Centre will screen a film on the human body at its lecture hall on Dec 2 at 3 p.m.
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    Fewer 'super earners' says report
    221 9 MORE Singapore residents have fallen from the ranks of the "super -earners" in the Republic, according to the Inland Revenue Department's 1978 annual report. In the highest tax bracket for those with earnings of over $200,000 each, there were 289 Singapore residents who had a
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    REVENUENETTED IN 1978 SHOWS $79m RISE
    307 9 REVENUENETTED IN 1978 SHOWS $79m RISE DESPITE several new tax concessions, the Inland Revenue Department's total net collection recorded a modest increase of $79 6 million (4.38 per cent) to reach $1,899.1 million last year. This, says the department in its 1978 annual report, may be attributed to the satisfactory
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    Husband married another woman in Manila'
    253 9 Husband married another woman in Manila' A SCHOOL teacher, who married a businessman here five years age, told the High Court yesterday that her husband while atone in Manila In lfli, had married another woman there. Madam Ku« Slew Pug was asking Mr Justice Cfcoor Singh to dissolve her marriage
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    A new 'shop window' for timber trade
    377 9 THE Singapore Timber Centre described as the "show window" for the region's timber industries was opened yesterday to further promote the already thriving industry. bpeaking at its opening ceremony at World Trade Centre, Mr Michael Yeo, he Singapore Manufacurers Association chairnan, said Singapore's
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    42 schools to enter maths contest
    71 9 42 schools to enter maths contest THE Mathematical Society of Nanyang University is organising the 11th AllSingapore Secondary Schools Mathematics Competition at Nanyang University on Dec 20. Forty-two schools will take part m the competition which is aimed at stimulating students' interest m the subject. The competition is sponsored by
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    Officials of SPCA
    38 9 MR J.M.PARKER has been elected chairman of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Other officials are: Mr T. T. Durai, vice-chairman; Mrs P. Welliver, honorary secretary and Mr G. Mah, honorary treasure.
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    On art links
    41 9 PROF WUhelm Solheim of the University of Hawaii will speak on Possible Relationship among Shang, Chou, Southeast Asian and Pacific Islands Art Styles at the China Society's lunch at Jupiter Room, Apollo Hotel, on Saturday at 1.30 p.m.
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    A second look at revised form of building contract
    374 10 THE Singapore Institute of Architects is taking a second look at its revised form of building contract following strong objection from contractors who have described it as "unbalanced." It was learned yesterday that a number of amendments would be made to
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    Man fined $200 for having thunderflash
    42 10 LIM BEE KUAN, 22, was fined $200 by a district judge yesterday for possession of a tnunderflash in Dunlop Street on Tuesday morning. Lim, who pleaded guilty, had obtained the thunderflash during his national service stint.
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    X mas party at CC
    38 10 THE Bukit Ho Swee community centre will hold a Christmas party at the Bukit Ho Swee community hall on Dec 22 at 7.30 p.m. Those interested can contact the centre at telephone *****62.
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    Safety month
    31 10 The MP (or Mountbatten, Mr Eugene Yap, will open the Metalworking Industry Safety Month and industrial Safety and Health seminar at Shangri-La Hotel on Dec 1 at 9 a.m.
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    Cartoon art
    30 10 MR Shamsudin Haii Akib ("Sham") will speak in Malay on the Art of Cartooning at the National Library meeting room on Saturday at 3 p.m. All are welcome.
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    Courtesy song contest In four tongues
    127 10 Courtesy song contest In four tongues A COURTESY Jtagle/ song writing contest Is now on In the four official languages. The organisers the Ministry of Culture, Young Musician's Society and RTS are asking tor entries. At the moment there is •nly one courtesy song, composed durIng the last courtesy campaign.
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    Charged with molesting
    47 10 MOHAMED bin Nadi, 33, was yesterday charged with molesting Madam Jamaliah binti Ahmad, 32, m Henderson Road on Nov 7 at 2 a.m. He was alleged to have hugged and kissed her. No plea was taken. The case will be mentioned on Nov 28.
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    Training in Japan for five engineers
    92 10 THE Japanese University Graduates Association of Singapore is inviting applications from five Singapore engineers for a six-week training course m Osaka next year. All expenses for the course, from Feb 6 to March 18, will be borne by the Association for Overseas Technical Scholarships
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    Mass jog on Dec 16
    34 10 THE Ang Mo Kio constituency sports club will organise a mass jog on Dec 16 at 9 a.m. Entry forms are available at the Ang Mo Kio community centre.
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    CC carnival
    31 10 THE Leng Kee community centre will hold a carnival at Mci Chin Primary School on Dec 2 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. to raise funds for youth activities.
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    Angry wives take goods from firm
    316 10 fc We were cheated' claim DOZENS of housewives who claimed that they had been cheated by a firm went to its premises m Magazine Road yesterday and helped themselves to its furniture and office equipment. The women carried away swivel chairs, ash-trays, side tables,
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    Museum films
    28 10 THE National Museum will screen two colour films for students. Destination Delhi and Chandigarh, on Saturday at 10.45 a.m. Admission is on a first-come, first-served basis.
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    'World confidence not misplaced in Lanka'
    268 10 'World confidence not misplaced in Lanka' INTERNATIONAL confidence one key indicator of a country's progress would not be misplaced in Sri Lanka as it was in Iran under the Shah, the Rotary Club of Singapore was told yesterday. "Many thought the Monarch's government was one of the high points of
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    Educational tour
    55 10 THE Anson community centre youth group is organising an eductional tour of places of interest m Singapore. Visits will be made to the Prima Flour factory, Port of Singapore Authority, Nanyang Slang Pau and Ftaser and Neave, among others. The fee is $2 for members and $3 for
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    Film show at Henderson
    60 10 THE Henderson community centres youth group will hold a film show entitled One new Over the Cuckoo's Nest, on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. at its premises m Bukit Merah view. Admission is free. There will also be an exhibition on youth activities at the centre from
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    Teh's date
    40 10 THE Minister for National Development and MP (or GeyLang west, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, will open an exhibition on crime and drug abuse at the Geylang West community centre m Upper Boon Keng Road tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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    Eight defy rain for afternoon VAO course
    384 12 THE Singapore AntiNarcotics Association's first afternoon course for Christian volunteer aftercare officers (VAOs) got off to a wet start yesterday, with pouring rain preventing a good turn-out. It is believed Sana had expected at least 15 to 20 people. But only eight had
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    Glaxo to build multi-million dollar factory
    259 12 Glaxo to build multi-million dollar factory A BRITISH pharmaceutical giant, Glaxo Holdings, is to set up a multi-million dollar* factory m Singapore. It will be called Glaxochem and was incorporated with a $50 million capital on Sept 18.i It will make medicine and chemicals, food for babies, invalids and dieters
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    Guard jailed a year for Indecent acts' on boys
    112 12 Guard jailed a year for Indecent acts' on boys A DISTRICT court on Tuesday heard how a security guard accosted two boys and later committed "gross indecency" on them. Heneary Gorden Wilmot, 32, was tailed a year tor committing the indecency on a 15-year-old boy beside the main gate erf
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    Indian envoy to give books
    70 12 THE Indian High Commissioner, Mr B.M. Oza, will present books worth $8,000 to the Nanyang University library on Saturday (Nov 24) at 11.15 a.m. at the Lee Kong Chian Museum of Asian Culture, Nanyang University. The Director-General of the university, Mr Tan Chok Kian. will
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    Graduation eremony
    58 12 THE Minister of Home Affairs and MP for MacPherson, Mr Chua Sian Chin, will attend the 11th MacPherson kindergarten graduation ceremony at Block 72, Circuit Road, on Saturday (Nov 24) at 7 m. On Sunday at 10.30 a.m., Mr Chua will officiate at the foundation stone-laying ceremony of
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    At Siglap
    31 12 THE Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Mr Rahim Ishak, will attend the Siglap kindergarten graduation ceremony at the Siglap PAP branch, East Coast Road, today at 10 a.m.
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    Postgrad medicine
    48 12 THE School of Postgraduate Medical Studies will conduct courses on advanced surgery, paediatrics and a course m BMS for Surgery between March and August next year. Applic ion forms and details are available from the Secretary, School of Postgraduate Medical Studies, University of Singapore, Sepoy Lanes.
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    Band music
    20 12 THE Singapore Infantry Regiment Band will perform at Macßitchie Reservoir on Sunday, (Nov 25) up to 6 p.m.
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    New roads open from today
    167 12 THE above la a sketch of the new roads built by the Public Works Department at a cost of $4.S million to provide access to Loyang industrial estate and connecting Tampines Road to Chaagl Point. Motorists can use these roads from today. Traffic signs have
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    SEMINAR ON HIGH-RISE WATER SYSTEM
    76 12 ABOUT 60 people from the building industry will attend a seminar tomorrow which will promote a water supply system specially for high-rise buildings. The Hitachi system claims to cut construction costs and is cheaper to operate and maintain. The seminar, organised by McAlister and Co
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      229 12 BHnging Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp TT YES -SHE r UNOERSXANID YOU I I'M SORRY, MRS. I I SHE FIRED BECAUSE YOU FIRED GOSSIPED ONCE WORKED FOR JIGGS I NEVER 1 YOU WM Y 1 T DON'T THE NEW I TOO MUCH- THE HI BRACKETTS DISCUSS MY |k~
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    WPCs fined $1,000 each for theft
    428 13 WPCs fined $1,000 each for theft THEY STOLE HELMET FROM MOTOR-CYCLIST A WOMAN police constable told a district court yesterday that she took a helmet from her then boy friend's motorcycle when she saw him with another girl so that he could not send her home. WPC Tong Yoke Fong,
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    Yard safety
    32 13 THE Minister of Labour, Mr Onp Pang Boon, will officiate at the opening ceremony of the Shipyard Safety m Practice Workshop 1979 at the Shangri-La Hotel tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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    PUB bares figures on converted wires
    100 13 THE PUB has changed about 50,000 m of bare electric lines to insulated wires since it started to do so m 1973. Last year alone, about 11,140 m were changed and it is estimated that the conversion will be completed m five years' time,
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    Fears of sabotage disrupt lay-off move
    293 13 Fears of sabotage disrupt lay-off move A RKTKKNCHMENT plan by ltedlffaslon has been disrupt'-d because <«f fears of sabotage by workers who will be axed. It Is understood that the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, representing the employees, has asked for i»n advance retrench it nt list but no
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    Lock icon No request for adjournment, says inquiry chairman
    443 13 No request for adjournment, says inquiry chairman THE chairman of a disciplinary inquiry which recommended the sack for a police inspector m 1977 yesterday denied that he had refused to adjourn the inquiry so that the defence could call a vital witness. Mr Kong Yew Chye told the High Court
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    Unionists for Copenhagen
    53 13 THE Union of Keppel Shipyard Employees of Singapore will send three officials to take part m the Bth International Metalworkers' Federation World Shipbuilding Conference m Copenhagen from Nov 27 to 29. They are: Messrs M. X.A Jabbar, president; Sito Kwan Hoong. general secretary and Lim Yeow Thiam,
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    Sheares' date
    23 13 PRESIDENT Sheares will open the Asia Oceania Congress of Perinatology at the Hyatt Hotel on Sunday (Nov 25) at 6 p.m.
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    2 Sisir drafts for cords and cables
    89 13 2 Sisir drafts for cords and cables THE Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research has completed two Singapore standard drafts for specifications of flexible cords and PVC insulation sheath of electric cables. These have been released for public comment till Dec 20. For copies of the first draft regarding
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    Visits to 3 places
    44 13 A TOUR of Van Kleef Aquarium. National Museum and Tiger Balm Garden will be conducted by GeyUng East community centre on Dec 9 from x .10 a.m. The fee is (3 for adults and $2 for children under 12 years.
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    Trainees who have it all sewn up for them
    184 13 Trainees who have it all sewn up for them UP to 100 industrial sewing machine mechanics are needed over the next five years, according to a survey held late last year. Responding to the projected need forecast by the survey, jointly held by the Vocational and Industrial Training Board and
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    New courses at CC
    51 13 EIGHT new courses will be held by the Pasir Panjang community centre next month. They are bersilat, Malay cultural dance, Malay drama, badminton, karate, body-build-ing, tai chi and boria (Malay dance). Those interested should call at the centre at 8 km, Pasir Paniang Road, or telephone
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    British group plans aircraft parts plant here
    358 14  -  SOH TIANG KENG By THE British Aerospace Aircraft Group is considering setting up a plant m Singapore within the next five years to make aircraft parts. It has already set up a regional executive office here to monitor developments m this region. The
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    'China poised for big world aviation role in the Eighties'
    490 14 CHINA will become a major force m the world aviation scene m the 1980s, a senior airline executive predicted yesterday. Addressing the air transport conference organised by the Financial Times and Business Times, Mr H. B. Olsen, general manager of
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    Some speakers 'strayed from the subject'
    433 14  - Some speakers 'strayed from the subject' JANIE KHOO By THE two-day conference on air transport m the developing world ended yesteraay with several participants feeling that some of the speakers had strayed from the subject. A good half of yesterday's session turned out to be more commercial than of substance,
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    Medical meet
    46 14 THE Charter of Surgeons, Academy of Medicine and Singapore Surgical Society will hold their annual combined meeting at the Alumni Medical Centre on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Several Singapore surgeons and medical personnel wil! speak on subjects related to their fields.
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    Flower art
    37 14 A TEAM of 15 Japanese flower designers will demonstrate their skills at an Art of Flower Arrangement session on Sunday at the National Museum art gallery from 3.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. Admission is free.
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    TWO STORE GOVT OFFICIALS IN TRADE FAIR TEAM
    128 14 TWO STORE GOVT OFFICIALS IN TRADE FAIR TEAM TWO Singapore government officials are among a group of Asean delegates now in Melbourne for detailed discussions with Australian officials organising the Asean Trade Fair to be held there in August next year, New Nation reported yesterday. They are Mr Jamaluddin bin
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    Holiday camp
    37 14 THE Changi community centre youth croup will hold a two-day holiday ramp at Pulau Tekong from Dec 1. Application forms are available at the centre at 2043, Block 5, Upper Changi Road, or telephone *****07.
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      467 14 t1 m l^f^^JKii^A IS IkSJ EMI I To Hin's, Top of the Hilton, k It's Anita Sarawak! She's here with V j a sizzling new show. With The Sho-Dancer and The Lollipops. Wr Nov. 19 Dec. 15. Showtime: 10.30 pm^^^^ nightly except Sundays. Dinner from 7 pm. (Louis Tan Trio
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    Bigger role for N-Theatre Trust in culture
    417 15 DANCE AND DRAMA WA\ THE National Theatre Trust will be asked to play a bigger role m the cultural development of Singapore through drama and dances, the Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Dr Ow Chin Hock, said yesterday. The music will be taken care of
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    On theft charge
    60 15 LEE AH THOW, 53, was charged m a magistrate's court yesterday with stealing two gas cylinder tanks worth $40 m front of a shop m Sims Avenue at about 3 a.m. yesterday. No plea waa recorded. Lee is alleged to have stolen the tanks from Mr Lim
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    CC tour
    24 15 THE LorongChuan community centre is organising a tour of Ngee Ann Technical College and Singapore Polytechnic on Dec 10 at 8.30 a.m.
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    'Watch out for electrical hazards'
    228 15 SHIPYARD managements and workers should pay more attention to safety m the handling of electrical parts to prevent accidents m this indus- try. This is stated in an article in the latest issue of the New Worker, a publication of the Ministry of Labour. In
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    Police detain 4 boys in Kaki Bukit
    110 15 JOO Chiat police yesterday arrested four boys, aged between 12 and 15, who are believed to be responsible for acts of vandalism at the Kakl Bukit community centre last Saturday. All are residents In the area, said a police .spokesman Police also recovered
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    Threat case man claims trial
    70 15 Threat case man claims trial A MOTORIST was charged m a magistrate's court yesterday with threatening a Housing Board car park attendant to prevent her from doing her duty. Ng Song Kiat, 26, denied threatening Miss Faridah Shahari at the car park of New Upper Cl.angi Road on Sept 30
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    Military exercises from today
    80 15 Military exercises from today THE Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises m the following areas-: Pulau Tekong, daily till Sunday from 7 a.m. to noon; Namazie Estate, daily till Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Marsiling, daily till Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Mandai. daily till
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    Plague danger from Viets discussed
    138 15 DELEGATES to the 8th Malaysia-Singapore Border Health Conference discussed topics such as how to prevent plague among Vietnamese refugees from spreading into Malaysia and Singapore. Other subjects at the conference which ended on Tuesday, were water and air pollution control, and the drafting of legislation
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    BIGGEST JAYCEES MEETING HERE NEXT YEAR
    138 15 BIGGEST JAYCEES MEETING HERE NEXT YEAR SOME 2.000 overseas Jaycees delegates from more than 20 countries are expected to spend over $1 million when they attend the 1980 JCI Asian Pacific Regional Conference here from May 28 to June 1. Including the 200 Jaycees from Singapore and the spouses and
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    Didn't go for urine test
    62 15 LIM PUAY SENG, 49. was yesterday fined $500 by a magistrate's court for not soing for a urine test at the oo Chiat police station on Nov4 The court heard that Lim was placed on supervision under the Misuse of Drugs Act from Dec 12,
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      64 15 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS greatest number (7). criminal (7). r i BSSKSSS. xzzxyurthink so (13) M Proust translation of "a itZSZtomm— ntSSSSSnm Herts town (7) w 24 Abha top of the pops' (9) fc»lott«B will br 15 Republic of uncertain dialects p« Wished tomorrow (S) YESTERDAY'S SOU TION J6 Especially
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    Asean's new political clout creates surprise
    986 16 NEWS ANALYSIS DAVID HOUSEGO, Asia Correspondent of the Financial Times, assesses Asean's new political cohesion and continuing economic progress. 6 ...since Vietnam's attack on Kampuchea last December the five have successfully co-ordinated a diplomatic campaign against Vietnam and marshalled international opinion m support of
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    A special case for arts in microprocessor era
    1010 16 UNLESS automation is seen a* an opportunity and not at a threat, the future will be bleak. Professor HAROLD BALDRY, emeritus professor of classics at Southampton University, and a member and former chairman of the regional committee of the Arts Council, points
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    Getting high on saving time
    753 16 NEW YORK: I am often asked to reveal my secrets for saving time. My answer is: You have to work at it. Start early m the morning, at 9 or 10 o'clock, the minute you are out of bed, and keep your eye on the
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  • The Straits Times THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1979
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      L.D.P. WOES
      399 16 THE rejection by the New Liberal Club (NLC) of Mr Masayoshi Ohira's offer of a Cabinet seat m his government has put off for the moment the advent of coalition rule m Japan. The NLC's move could be termed a loss of face for the Japanese Prime Minister
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      MAKING IT FUN
      384 16 LIKE many good traits, the habit of reading, ii' it is to take root, should be consciously cultivated among young children. It is a (act that young people who enjoy reading are usually those who are surrounded by books at home or by people who read regularly
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      Many commuters have benefited from the change
      467 17 Monitoring of SBS OMO services I REFER to the letters "Changes must benefit travelling public" (ST, Nov 2), and "Labour saving move but at expense of commuters" (ST, Nov 5). The conversion of bus services to One-Man-Operation (OMO) is one of the counter-measures
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      Why water used for flushing toilets deteriorated
      145 17 PLEASE refer to your letter by "Fed Up" regarding industrial water for flushing toilets (ST. Nov 5). As part of our policy to conserve potable water, industrial water is used instead in Jurong by some industries as process water and for toilet flushing
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      Rule does not mean postal service is unreliable
      144 17 PLEASE refer to Ellen Tan's letter, "Proof of posting is no proof of delivery" (ST. Nov 14). We wish to assure the writer that our postal service is reliable although occasional lapses may occur as in any undertaking. We believe the purpose
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      Interim step to meet the increasing demand
      283 17 Interim step to meet the increasing demand I REFER to the letter, "That frustration of changing buses continues, by "Group of students" (ST, Nov 2). A new direct link road between Upper Paya Lebar Road and Ang Mo Kio Avenue One is presently being built to ease the traffic load
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      Agreement aimed at achieving peace and harmony
      124 17 Agreement aimed at achieving peace and harmony I REFER to your report, "Mother's yes to Muslim burial for convert" (ST, Nov 21). As the lawful mother of Michael Prakkrama s/o W.W. Dabarera, I respectfully agreed in the High Court to allow the Muslim Missionary Society to carry out the burial.
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      Books that reveal ugly side of the bird trade
      918 17 WE REFER to two letters published recently relating to caged birds, one by C.K.W. (ST, Oct 29) and the other by N. Sivarajah, (ST, Nov 12). We do not doubt that both writers are genuine bird lovers. Hence, we would recommend
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      A simple test is to see if birds stay or fly away
      232 17 I REFER to the letter, "Don't compare domesticated birds with human prisoners," by C.K.W. (St, Oct29). People are at liberty to keep birds in cages as there is no law against it. But it would be blatantly wrong
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      Ridiculous to draw comparison with Jurong Bird Park
      265 17 YOUR correspondent N. Sivarajah, and a few other bird lovers may make sure their birds are well fed and live m a spacious cage, but I suggest he takes a look at the many thousands of birds that do not have the
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      275 17 fmjcuiELCome SUPERMARKETS OFFERS UNTIL 28TH NOVEMBER 1979 r m UaS» *ij| SWAN m^ bjp_-4 |X- rfk BEER I 370 ml SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER- CREAMY/ ll^ SWA^ 1 /l|!P> CRUNCHY/^O OlfS LagE* 1 1 11)3 COOKJNGO.L 3K06.60 CURRYCH|CKEN STERILISED MILK see. 1 .01 GLUCOLIN CHEESEBALLS planter s ,42g, 42g 1.80 m
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      1031 18 IHK hM ..I h.lMD<-s.v .in Ih. ■i.i »nh 197S hgth im !<>» iwtm L«ai II, ah I < ompanv Sal. 1NDI SIKUI OOmiBM hi XI 207 Artna Z3U 190 302 WOrd < 304c J 496 ,11 ill sin 4*2 222 100 111 S»x 172 an aoocd J C
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      323 18 Closing tone: Easier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 1.477,000 units valued at $3,732,000. Industrials accounted for 906,000. finance 142,000, hotels 136,000. properties 129,000. debentures, loans and bonds nil, plantations 147.000. minings 16,000 'Settlement" contracts totalled: 17,000 units valued
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        53 18 -a Sigma Metal Troooh Minea r c m Pcfi M»ia C'arl«bcr( FaipinK Textile DBS Fan Chonf V Sugars M Coconut. Knhinaon ['hem Ind fK.nu Dev 105 930 590 138 496 120 484 386 304 280 246 218 ISO 141 -II -II -5 -4 -3 -2 -2 -2 -2 -2
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        25 18 H Royal Sin Chew M Hanking 0 C B C M Propertiea I' E 175 392 800 690 370 318 6 5 4 4
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        28 18 Haw Par Inchcapr Onlingn DBS Spore Land Faber Merlin ('on» Plant Stub Shipyard S B S 94.1 74.1 6S.I M.I 48.1 41.1 39.1 31.1 27.1
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        25 18 S.T.Index: Industrials: Finance: Hotels Properties. Viinings Plantations: 3.C.B.C.: 2542.63 2546.15 396.13 396.70 745.31 746.65 302.14 303.57 251.47 252.24 230.76 229.84 702.77 702.77 382.66 383.58
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      879 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yes torttay with the number of shares traded shown m bracked m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts bZ X deaT iTof'tix units, are after
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      97 18 4 1/2% 1 8/80 (250.000) (99.10B 99.20S) 5 3/4% 1/6/78-80 (250.000) (99 8SB lOO.OOS) 4% IS/9/80 (250.000) (99.10B 99.2OS) S 1/4% 1/3/81 (250.000) (98.70B 98.83S) 5% 15/4/81 (250.000) (9820B 98 35S) 5 1/2% 1/5/79-81 (250.000) (98.80B 98 95S) 5 3/4% 1/9/79-81 (250.000) (98.70B) 5% T F
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        190 18 THE STRAITS tin market in Penang yesterday was closed First Day of Muharram. The overnight London market was steadier with forward buyers gaining £100 to 17,550 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day was up £40 for Cash and up £27 for Three Months standard and up £40
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        386 18 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market yesterday closed quiet and slightly higher with December RSS One buyers quoted at 292.50 cents per kilo, up 050 cent from Tuesday's close, dealers said. The afternoon market was a shade lower on profit-taking but levels regained ground after the close when sellers
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        31 18 h r»fi. f v««t«rda% .SK M '1 L.<n pallrll >l l..n pallrll JM 5 Ml N «l Mi .►orC.fd'vilhi Bayrra VrHrr. 2KS SO 267 SON '282 SO *4 SON
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        372 18 HONGKONG: Stocks closed generally easier in light, nervous trading against the background of uncertainty surrounding events in Iran and Saudi Arabia yesterday, with profit-taking moving the Hang Seng index down 10.15 points to 709.94. dealers said. They added that in the absence of any new local news and the
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        418 18 TOKYO: Share prices fell sharply in light trading on speculative selling and liquidations yesterday, following market concern over developments in Iran and Saudi Arabia, dealers said. The Dow Jones average lost 60.11 to 6,303.60 points, with a volume of 200 million shares. The New index was 440.27, down 3.09
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        108 18 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 m brack C C (Dec- $2.75) (0.16 B). Cold Storage (Dec -$2.15) (0.09 B). Haw Par
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        58 18 SINGAPORE LAND announced a consolidated net profit of $432 million ($2.14 million), for the year ended August 31, on a gross rental income of $14.77 million ($12.98 million). A first and final dividend of five per cent gross (same), payable on January 4, to shareholders
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        37 18 THE MONETARY Authority of Singapore invites banks and discount houses to tender for a total of $40 million 91-day Treasury Bills to be issued on Nov23. Each tender must not be less than 1250,000.
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        125 18 CHINESE PRODI CE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PBICE8 PER PICIL YE8TERDAY: Caeaut «U: Bulk J114 sellers, old drum $119 sellers, new drum $124 sellers C*ar»: Mixed (loose) UK Conl $66 00 buyers Pepper: Muntok AST A while fob 100'- NLW $337 50 sellers. Sarawak while (ob 96'. NLW
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        231 18 THE KDjOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore yesterday opened at $27,722 per kilo and closed at $27,813 In the Far East, gold opened at $***** 394 00. Good, consistent buy ing saw gold move up to $397 00 398.00 by the early afternoon Selling from Europe then emerged
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        33 18 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous m brackets) Wlrebar Spot CS94 (£983): sellers C 956.50 (CSB4): Three Month buyers 11.006 00 (£993 50). sellers £1.007 *****) Market las*: Steady Sain: 14.925 tonnes
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        259 19 SYDNEY, Wed. Stock.' closed firmer generally, dealers said. BHP rose 26 cents to AS9.48. and Woodside Petroleum 13 to $1.76 while Ampol Exploration was steady at $1.85. Queensland Supreme Court action instigated by coal minei Thiess against CSR and Shel. saw Thiess lose eight to close at
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        298 19 NEW YORK. Tues. Furthfr escalation of the war of nerves between the US and Iran undercut a firm market and pushed stock prices broadly lower m active trading. The market had been narrowly higher until Ayatollah Khomeiny said the remaining hostages m the US Embassy m
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        286 19 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices closed steady on light buying j interest, dealers said. Banks moved sbghtly higher led by Bank Leu, Parisbas (Suisse) and Hypo Solothum Bearer u,hilp <;wi«sair fell m trans. wnue Swissair ieu m iransDOrts Among mixed financial* Oerlikon-Buehrle Bearer I i.-i-jhl hilt its nxrictpmi
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        260 19 AMSTERDAM. Tues. Share prices closed mainly firmer as the dollar rose, with Hoogovens unchanged but Royal Dutch gaining 3.50 guilders in higher Dutch international., dealers said. Akzo rose 0.70 ahead of sharply improved third quarter results KLM firmed 2.80. banks and investments funds were mainly higher but
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        539 19 LONDON. Tues. Oil shares were fi-mer on hopes increased crude prices will boost profits while other equity leaders drifted lower on lack of interest, dealers said. At 3 pm. the FT index was down 5.0 at 406 3 Rhodesian bonds fell sharply after news that Zambian
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        52 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INIM STKIAI.S Tuesday 407.7 Monday 411.3 Week Ago 423.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 808.22 Monday 815.27 Week ago 814.08 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 708.94 Tuesday 720.09 Week ago 744.45 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 535.58 Tuesday 533.10 Week ago 553.22 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 671.08 Tuesday 685.87 Week ago
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      490 18 IT WAS another quiet perlad of trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Features were few and far between, reflecting the general cautiousness of Investors and speculators. Trendwise, however, the market appeared to have stabilised after a number of consecutive days of decline. While the
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      14 18 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange was closed yesterday First Day of Muharram
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        358 18 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Nov 21: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: CurrwKW* Nominal r«t«* Smithsonian quoted yoatwday (cro»*)partty Parcantag* chan«. Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1820 2.1830 2.8196 Sterling
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        46 18 RANGE (4 prim oflen-0 hy .1 ii ■ounl houses on Nov 21 Overnight 5 Call deposits —I CkMiif Bayilf S» Ilini 3 month Treasury bills 5 11/16 59/16 3 month Bank bills 8 8 3 month CD 8 3/16 81/16 8 month CD 89/16 87/16
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        50 18 NOTE: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customers. .losing interbank rales lor Singapore dollars on Nov 21 Offer Bid Overnight 5 5 1 month 7 11/16 79/16 2 months 715/18 7 13/ K 3 months 8 1/16 7 15/16 Overnight mode 5'
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        24 18 THE ivermge rate »t which mmjor Singapore bantu we currently prepared U lead to their beat customers la I.J per eeat
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      510 19 AHAN<; Consolidated, still plagued with rising costs .mil redu<-ed output from its lode tin mining operations, has reported a further sharp (all in earnings The company's pre-tax profit from mining and ancillary operations for the year ended July 31, 19T*> <ln>pi><'<l 44 per cent
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      320 19 Hefty rise in Saint Piran earnings SAINT Plraa, tie UK mining mad building group whose shares are currently suspended by both the Koala Lumpur and London stack exchanges, baa reported a hefty increase In earnings for the year to March SI, clinching a pattern of steady growth aver the last
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      Moving of Consplant domicile
      140 19 Moving of Consplant domicile CONSOLIDATED PlaataUmm Ltd (CPL) wurutholder* m Taesday voted uuudoMuly to transfer the r«mpaay't* damleUe from UK to Malaysia thraagh a new company, Caassildated Plaatatteas Bhd (CPB). As part ol the scheme approved »t the extraardln»ry geieral meettag, CPL wvrMto wUl be ezchMged for a new CPB
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      91 18 llk sal al ssa^sP^slss^ssssssss! OBITUARY MADAM LEE AH KOW, aged 73, of 300-E, Bedok South Avenue 2, passed away on November 21, leaving four sons, Lim Hong Thim, Paul Lim Hong Kirn, Lim Hong Leng and Lim Hung Sin, three daughters, Lim Ah Moi, Lim Geok Heng and Lim Geok
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      154 18 I CONDOLENCE I The Board, Management Staff of Prime International (Holdings) Pte. Ltd. and its subsidiaries extend their deepest sympathies and condolences to the family of the late MR. KANG SIOW KHIM (Director/ General Manager of Prime Under-writing Managers (Pte) Ltd.). As o mark of respect to the late MR.
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      991 19 invites applications for the position of TECHNICAL MANAGER I This is a Senior Management position which calls for a person of high calibre and initiative. He must be able to fully discharge the heavy responsibilities of the post and yet enjoy doing so through sheer dedication towards the success of
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      688 19 requires ADVERTISEMENT SALES CANVASSER The job is to secure odvertisements for the Company's newspaper publications. Applicants who must be Singapore citizens should have a good secondary education m English and preferably be bilingual m Mandarin Ideally, they should be from the age group of 22 to 28. They should be
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      2816 20 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service: *****22 pV| 1 Mondoy-Fridov 8 30om 500pm Ofd^ofy 70 ct» per ~ofd (m,n $.0 50> I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE i l(l /^^A^^^A^Nl ll^-y I lnS-5 I Iffl /AjLI 1000 In, -5 30 pm (sJi,s39( $Ji,$39 30 S^SoTws !V ACCOMMODATION 4 PROPERTIES
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      720 20 II EMPLOYMENT ™rrarS rAffi "^^T^ ajTrrr^. m rnHvcvMriwncwt citizens who possess al least 3 J CONVEYANCIMO CLERKS credlu at Ci lTlv level mclud3?YPISTS ing English and Mathematics. t\ OFFirF boy Tney should also have a LCC 4) OFFICE BOY Book-keeping Certificate at the lmm apply .t.ting qiMline.- Intermediate stage Experience
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      793 21 II EMPLOYMENT j VACANCY** 31 SItUSbOOSVBC^t •■BBBBBBBBMBMBMBIBMMMMMMI ArpHeantamMMboEnoltal.odKMb, Bocr*mHMl mmd pST^ITKIIS. SStalT «.<rr».«i appointment REOUMED FEMALE CLERK/ Typ- 1} Wantod an Extrovert Binft.'tatfsa'B i^iT^ct:,.0.:^ pE^rlS"'1"1 IST -"—-T phonetoSTßoxAWM, .^t travel of East and Itoou^d for ImrrMdM. .mp.oy- w »tCoast ■Mnt by on octtvo/ .ipondlng hn- R*mun«r«Mon US$l2,OOO S port/E .port
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      797 21 II EMPLOYMENT ?o'm EEpltnVTr'e^f OOSFhrr ..JtVSL... ally at Unit 518. Plaza Slngapurt o» load product.. 'oramntem-w. Must be tan.lllar with all SlngaP»re dlstnct-.n order to cover all CALL-WALL YOUNG LAO« f^TM., port allowance ol17loJSroar»olaso I"?.1," LiS L.J"J?™ _m bonuses for the successful Apply with full resume and nonappllcante. returnable photograph
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      728 21 N EMPLOYMENT I G^NLAND TIMBER Salary S3OO plus commls- 'NDUSTR.ES PTE LTO slon. roauiro* Education Primary «to re^Mirwe if Ch I nese A. KILN DRY OPERATOR Ch'n"e B. KILN DRY Age -18to 28 years APPRENTICE sSwZwiiOWl forPoM(B): (oppFSN) Minimum quallflcaUons giSn E guoai le .n ii Eng.,sh and .TEEL SALE.
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      698 21 II EMPLOYMENT ttZ5XS2*!Sti&. o^|^ n «TpAB.u\l| a a£ -~T"T Please apply with photograph Age between 21 i 24 years. and full particulars to: PO Box Must possess a Class 2 drlvMaxwell Road Singapore N S tL^c-.-....-™-™ J SfX""...^ TRAINEE TECHNICIANS REOOMED Able to speak Chinese dlaMust have Class 3 driving
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      564 21 II EMPLOYMENT SITE/S^RVJCE ASSISTANTS Appl.cants Z^,ve CKE -O- "ALE WORKERS level certificate Experience not Ao. b»k>w 45 r ..rt required, training will be pro- I'hy.s.cally 111 willing to do ma'nua. "work jlSLuonlS P*-o wi,h n«.-r«-rn-*. fl T^ P<'rl P"™"'«' photograph and contact totophono starting salary »350 per month WANTED EXPERIENCED
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      550 22 II EMPLOYMENT a^BbW* 11 <iiliiat. nn« Varant l*9*3 Jl Sliuaiions vacant pj^^^^^^g "/■ffl I f <2*fl sC Established FEMALE HnPFRATfIR^ UrLllfllUllW Age 1610 35 ytar. old NPWWArC. QTAPTIWft NtW WAUt bIAHTINLa gTA%/^,^^.. %U/. PCD FIAV ■#^r/" rtnUMI Rate: j.. VQ RR-Xill A** uSiVV OIUi4J PER DAY &29 1 S°AYSAWEEK *Vmm^%W
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      568 22 II EMPLOYMENT 1 I BKBjV DynamK Tool Die and equipment I I developm«.t company require* the I I loiiowina p«»onn.i dv. to .ipan I PfnTnvll ITC graduates m Mechani- I ral Engineering preferably I ESSF- d 2' Minimum 2to 3 years expe- ■UtfUlldLjUfiUtJUUß rlence In tool and die mak- |iy|M|Ull|Lfjl|ljHS
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      668 22 II EMPLOYMENT .^a^MHBBSsSjVjsVjsV^BK mmm^^""■■^^l^^. BsTflßslßß^a^BsßjV r 1 W .^s^. <Polei aTV USA ap.a^efor e you! ™^\zr»™ SSiTir~ r T MIaI I MALE APPLICANTS I a»l»W^»»a» flOftfM inTlftiJ or mmedlat* employment Plnl In Its production lines I nUUUU I IVII Th ta-o_inll b#r,.i,,« nWDintDC Th^foltew.ng b.n..,,. IIR'HAIIIKo UI l_l\Ml UllW A
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      836 22 II EMPLOYMENT ■*-L COLLECTOR WANTED Sec- ondary school education. Slnga- pore cltlien. completed NS mm. f. JC7\ Must be able to ride motorcycle. tMMt%fZA£II/Tr-^) hsssss @&fysalary expected and a passport V—^ photo to PO Box 1091. Qhlm sSSn^Sss -^r= -XX l ww M— f°r-VHZrrnr;' rOm CHINESE CLINIC ASSISTANT/ 31.1 December
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      761 22 II EMPLOYMENT I ■■■■iBjBJBM M| Bjß V7W7VJ •^^•^*s>. fril f H AI.PV9PI lf#* ■■M'^ff lifi ÜBKi assKawi cT^niJd BVA^K^iaSn McDonald'., if* a graal place to act High Technology Electronics and n. a great place to work. and Household Appliances) McDonald". wHlwon ba opening has Immediate vacancies for wcond .tore hi
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      746 23 I II EMPLOYMENT ,-^fl -J1 Situation.Vent pJ VACANCIES SSSSHSS onallyat wJT -I) Blk P 2. «h SALES I loor RedhilMndustrlal Fstate REPRESENTATIVES ,1./,a"'KiJM.rahSp^reO3.s HtfHSSENTATIVtS o Male/female aged 21 to «K>TORCAR DRIVER WANTED im- 30 nedialely Must be Singapore Holders of OCE O' level pUrably Indian Mala: and speak fluent F.ngl.sh
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      832 23 II EMPLOYMENT WAREHOUSE IN PASM I'anjang 32 Situation.WMtod -"House. Maxwell Rd Spore sa«gt&«""&g|S---"-" I I >n ueniAi r« haita 1 111 VEHICLES BOATS BEAUTIFUL SPJDER 2000 lift M to| Sh^.i^iS^^il^i nft^r 9 "O"1""" wheels $19,500 *****21 after 9 Sale/Wanted a m ,1-mqntM *£*"£«,**s I-""L 2^-7-'r? rt sf^.-«*3m AVANJkBLE FOR SALE
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      941 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS *> wutw 73 FORD Escort 1,00. AUOUST ICT MERCEDES 200 airHSSFi^=K ENO NOVEMBER 1.74 Cortina View 101 Keng Lee Road. Spore 1600 L Road Tax till April 1980 0821 Very well maintained New COMPANY'S MERCEDES 200 paint, air-con, radio/ cassette (Mld-1971) With alrcond. new $8,800 Tel *****1
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      863 23 111 VEHICLES A BOATS 1.77 COLT SIGMA OS with sports AUG I»7J votvo idix p,,,,, 25»ffiS- $^^o%^ ""/^^hlTo. T? oT' A""'V"/ e O S c '™°™Ji Jj»![l^» J' I CARFINANCE NEW and used at 5p (after torn hlgh »aluatlons Competitive J^V 71M2/ (mlter 6»»-m-» Wtei«^U per annum. Pleaie 197a, Rfoo
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      855 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS postage St^TiaSS.'C MOf«18-^ TOU"E"I9S' r ,^^o^" v>h""w""" Vt«: Blk 200. No 1047-K. To. Payor. BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE car from North 1974 onwards, preferably alrcond required Call Simon 7T*****/ ~./-^,^r *****45 residence SKCIAL DISCOUNT FOR buying ABOVE 1000 TO 1600 cc scrap new Datsun cars. Insurance. H.P. cars wanted
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      539 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES >— ■PMH] InJ I 1 WfV 'Ul I _F_- _^^i_l 4K,\ .<•*.*•-"•*» fßt *i:'fl 'Vl+M *4i«Sl +U 'V A* m*Zsm~-£tl\ 5 '^3- ißNfc MM_ <"'-:3- _T <^^k_. JMI ■B^m _W JbM for sale Chotsworth Court consisting of two with balconies, a sphl-lovel dining room, two bathrooms on
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      879 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES DIST. 11 VANDA CRESCENT beau- AN EXCLUSIVE UPPER malso llfui riouble-storey seml-deUch- nette Buklt Tlmah Fully furcd. 4 bedrooms servant's, split- nlshed and alrcondllloned 3 level living/ dining, matured bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, wall-to-garden, unfurnished. $2,200 wall carpeting. Separate ser*****8/9 vants ulilllies Swimming pool. OIST 12 MINBU ROAD,
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      835 24 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX, WHOLE FLAT/ TERRACE house j 3-bedroomed high floor apart-1 wanted for rent 2to 3 rooms ment. furnished. $1350. Sher- Needed from Mid-Dec Budget wood Towers. (Dlst 21) 4-bed- $300 $350 pm Call *****6 Rahlm roomed apartment, furnished. 4/5-ROOMED HOB/ HUDC flat $2,000 (ParUy
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      904 24 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES DIST. 17. DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI- ACE OFFERS: Hlllcrest Arcadia DETACHED 4 rooms. 1 servant's, luxurious high floor apartment. I 3.000 sq.ft.. $150,000. Off Braddell 2,003 sq.ft 4 bedrooms, selling i Road. 6.000 sq ft bungalow, with long lease $310,000 only $140,000 Contact: *****01/*****73 Call *****22 OIST. 2ISt
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      742 24 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES GRANGEFORD 2 bedrooms and 3 bedrooms apartment rroperiHfß WanieO Available, prices from m^ t<i>-_^-^ $300,000. A BROAO RANGE i.h (.1 f,.rri Wi, J-S'OREY TOWNHOUSE ,i,, nui require lerrjre vmi-ile situated In dlst. 10. Accom- lacr,ed/ detached houses or modatlon Includes 3 bed- apartments Willing to pay
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      1094 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES (1) SHAW TOWERS Short term M lease Fully furnished (2) Middle s 56 Office Sp*C« Road.7ooand/I.ooosqft Proper- m ty Agency *****92/*****95 I *C™ ■■-_BEH-^-M--M_H-aß^-> 61 ShOOt TO Let/For m*.^,^ s.ie/w,nted ed office space on 38,h fl,x,r ,x, l((>ntre for rental Excellent view A-.171i^«. »8.000 Tel 652.86 DIST.
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      1119 25 V SERVICES BUSINESS I ASTRON ELECTRICAL SERVICE. EXCLUSIVE DIRECT LINE extend peclallseslnßesldentlal.com- ed to individual subscriber lo erclal IndusUlal. Electrical operate as Instructed. Enquiries nstallation For more In forma- at *****/***** Mickey Uon call *****4 EXPANOMQ COMPANY REOUMES 1 partner for further Investment Please call *****6 f pp R„T,.cstBV,c».M OISTRICTOIO,
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      983 25 I VI EDUCATION TRAINING J _M 'W ÜBRCing I __J__^__^_^_^_=^a^^^^ A BEGINNERS ROCK-Disco Class l~^ commencing 8.00 pm (tonight) _i-h_l^^^ jiSSSSi GIRLS! 'I^o^,'^..^ "^ss^»««g£~ H^lS^ ATTENTION! COME JOM In the Fever'and more! For the latest miernaiionaliy as one ol the disco dancing, revival of the rock nonest qualiiicalions obtainable and
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      971 25 VI EDUCATION TRAINING REGENT COMMERCIAL MsT M~~~-~~~*l NEW CLASSES STARTING 1 DEC. f CTAMPORfI 11 SHORTHAND THEORY/ OlMßirvnu BEGINNERS CENTRE Tuesday/Thursday 6 307 30pm V/ Wednesday 7-9pm EXECUTIVE Saturday 2 30-4»pm cwn IQM »-c&I_LfeTARY/ AftJe«.cL u-.com. •euS"« 73Opm SsSSS 24.h NoVnb.r 1979 IWBINEBB CORR-SPONOENCE Effective Communication ri_2__£l_? P"__- m business
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      142 Deaths
      260 26 passed away peacefully on 20/11/79. Cortcga l««vm 26 Jalan Tani on 23/ 11/7* at 2.00 p.m. tor Nativity Church and thane* to Chua Chu Kang. PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 20 TH NOVEMBER 197» LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED WIFE SHENG SIU 3 SONS:DR KANG CHUNG MENO ROBIN KANG CHUNG LIANO
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      89 26 IN SWEET MEMORY OF JOSEPHINE MARY REUTENS MY DARLING WIFE (LEJUt.) OUR AFFECTIONATE MOTHER OUR LOVMG GR AMDM A BORN 2S JULY 1909 DEPARTED 22 NOVEMBER 1t7» AGED 89 YEARS ■H»r wan hours and day* of pain. H*r ilnplm ntgMa are put. Har avar pallanl worn-out frama,
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      Lock icon Hussein urges Muslims to show tolerance
      194 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn said today that Muslims should have sincerity and respect for the rights and freedoms of others m a multi-racial society. "If we are intoxicated by our own arrogance and do not use our strength and prosperity
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      35 27 SEREMBAN, Wed. Police recovered 11 cement mixer motors worth $13,000 from a house m Kajang yesterday. Five suspected members of a theft syndicate were detained, the state CTD chief said. NST.
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      37 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The government will not amend the Muslim laws of inheritance because the laws are based on the Islamic syariat, Deputy Land and Regional Development Minister Sanusi Junid said m Parliament yesterday. NST.
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      Newsman dies of heart attack
      93 27 Newsman dies of heart attack KUALA LUMPUR, Wed John Clarke Bois, 52, formerly of the New Straits Times and recently of The Star, died of a heart attack today. He is survived by his wife, Gertrude and daughter. Mr Bois, known to his many friends as "JB", was a newspaperman
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      44 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A seven-man delegation from the Soviet Union's Supreme Council will arrive tomorrow for a one-week official visit. The delegation will be led by the Vice-Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet, Mr A. C. Barauskas. NST.
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      44 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Lawyer Chan Chow Wang has been struck off the Roll of Advocates and Solicitors of the High Court of Malaya. Bar Council secretary, Mr V. Krishnan, m a statement yesterday said this took effect from Saturday. NST.
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      38 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A total of 62 Royal Malaysian Navy personnel will leave for the United States tomorrow for a one-year course m technical engineering, the Ministry of Defence said m a statement yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon 'Filipino refugees help meet labour needs'
      135 27 'Filipino refugees help meet labour needs' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Filipino refugees m Sabah nave helped the state to meet manpower needs, particularly m the remote districts, Parliament was told yesterday. Home Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie said on Monday that the number of refugees also did not have any adverse
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      81 27 40 escape as bus goes up in flames TAIPING, Wed. Thirtynine passengers of a Mara Express bus scrambled for safety when it burst into flames at Bukit Berapit along the Ipoh-Butter-worth highway early today. The passengers and the driver, Uzair bin Haji Dahlan, 42, escaped unhurt m the incident which
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      51 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Pakistan is prepared to train Malaysian scientists m nuclear technology for peaceful purposes, its ambassador, Mr Rahim Khan, said here yesterday. He said his country had recently made an offer to Malaysian scientists and others from the Third World countries to pursue the field.
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      JOINT POLICE, RMN PATROLS OFFSABAH
      78 27 TAWAU, Wed. Srnler paUce and Re_ai MateysUa Navy ameers met here yesterday and declded to Matty patrol the sea sff Sabak's east CMSt. It was the first Mat state-level conference by the tw* farces and the •racers decided that both c roups plan far the
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      148 27 STUDENTS TOLD: BEWARE THOSE TEACHINGS BANOI (Selangar), Wed. Malaysians going overseas to study were warned taday against mlaslenary movements preaching principles contrary to Director of scheels, Syed Aha Bakar Barakbah, said these movemeat* which he described as "dakwah kecuh" (devlatary teachings) preached concepts that differed with basic Islamic teachings. Syed
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      Lock icon Society queries need to turn to N-energy
      259 27 Society queries need to turn to N-energy KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Environmental Protection Society of Malaysia has questioned the need for Malaysia to turn to nuclear energy when its renewable energy sources have yet to be fully developed. Commenting on an National Electricity Board study which indicates nuclear energy as
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      Former head drops 'illegal demotion' suit against govt
      419 27 SEREMBAN, Wednesday A FORMER headmaster who allegedly stripped and walked naked round a crowded dance hall for a bet today withdrew his High Court suit againt the government for "illegally" demoting him. The case was originally fixed for hearing on Monday before
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      347 28 Killanin's appeal to sports bodies BE ALERT TO GOVT INTERFERENCE GENEVA, Wed. International Olympic Committee president Lord Killanin yesterday appealed to sports bodies to guard against Government interference, and said that he hoped no country would boycott the 1980 Olympic Games. In an address to the American International Club of
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      Lock icon All Blacks not impressive
      298 28 EXETER (England), Wed. The New Zealand All Blacks' rugby team returned to their winning form, but were far from convincing, m their 16-0 victory over the Southwest Division here yesterday. the tourists bounced back after their 21-9 defeat by the North of England on Saturday, but
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      211 28 Jeeps hits out at silent officials LONDON, Wed. Dickie Jeeps, chairman of the British SporW Council, yesterday criticised British sports maps for not making their feelings clear on the proponed British Lions' ragby tear of South Africa next year. Jeeps named the Central Council for Physical Recreation, who he said
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      Lock icon Merckx bikes?
      46 28 MILAN, Wed. Belgian cycling ace Eddy Merckx is to start up m the bicycle-making business. In January, Merckx will build a new style racing bicycle, which he designed and entered the 48th Milan cycle exhibition, with production aimed at 10,000 units a year. AFP
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      Lock icon Manila meet
      26 28 MANILA, Wed. The ninth world bowling championships will be held here from Nov. 28Dec. 8. The championships are held once every four years. AFP
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      360 28 BUENOS AIRES, Wed. Top seed Guillermo Vilas, of Argentina, began his match with a double fault but went on to beat Belus Praioux, of Chile 6-3, 6-4 in the first round of the Argentine Open tennis championships. Said Vilas: "Don't think it was easy,".
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      BRIEFS
      237 28 BRISBANE, Wed. Australian fast bowler Jeff Thomson said yesterday that his twisted left ankle had shown signs of recovery and he was confident of playing m the one-day cricket international and the first Test against the West Indies next week. Queensland Cricket Association medical officer. Dr. Tom Dooley, confirmed
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      Lock icon Injured Thomson shows signs of recovery
      329 28 Lius Pongoh (Indo) bt Vimal Kumar (Did) 1M. 15-10; PS. Gandhe (Ind) bt Jalani Haji Sidek (Mai) 1-15, 154. 15-8. BASKETBALL NevadaReno College beat the 'ouring Taiwanese national team 88-49 in Nevada CYCLING West German pair WUfried Peffgen and Albert Fritz took the lead
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      Gold Frame glitters in gallop
      288 29 GOI£> FRAME, already winner of three races from only six out ings this season, could make his presence felt again in the Class 2, Div 1 1,200 metres race at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday, reports FAIRWAY With S. Sairi in the saddle, the Gold Form
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      Blaze On looks the pick...
      731 29 Blaze On looks the pick 17 newcomers m XL meet RACINC.with FAIRWAY BLAZE ON looks the pick of the 17 newcomers entered for the Selangor Turf Club meeting starting on Saturday. A three-year-old bay Irish gelding by Polyfoto out of Get Yourself There, Blaze On (late Regal Mate) had 12
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      Giants agree to a S'pore showdown
      250 29  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By BADMINTON giants Indonesia and China have agreed to a showdown in the Republic next February. With that good news came the Singapore National Olympic Council's stamp of approval yesterday. Said the Singapore Badminton Association president, Dr. Lee Kin Tat: "The China-Indonesia
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      Lock icon Dagley steps closer
      124 29 COLOMBO, Wed. England's top contender for a place in the semi-final of the world amateur billiards tournament Norman Dagley took a step closer to gaining entry into the semi-finals, when he beat Australian George Ganim 1,633-1,021 in a tournament match here today. Defending champion Michael Ferreira posted
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      Lock icon China trounce Swedes
      28 29 KATRINEHOLM (Sweden), Wed. China beat Sweden 5-1 m a men's international table tennis match here last night. The Chinese women beat the Swedish 5-0. Reuter.
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      Champ Tan ousts San in friendly
      283 29 Champ Tan ousts San in friendly SINGAPORE'S Fraser and Neave Scheme under-16 champion Patrick Tan demolished Sylvester San, a quarter-final-ist m the Malaysian under-20 competition, 15-9, 15-12 m the F and N-Selangor Schools badminton match at Guillemard Road yesterday. But m the final analysis, F and N won three matches,
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      Lock icon Unexpected welcome for Ballesteros
      231 29 PERTH, Wed. Spaniard Severiano Ballesteros stepped onto a Western Australian golf course for the first time yesterday and received an unexpected welcome. The spectators turned out m their hundreds to watch him play here at Bun bury Ballesteros delighted the gallery with his style showing some
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      Lock icon Japan PGA bars star from SA meet
      81 29 Japan PGA bars star from SA meet JOHANNESBURG, Wed. Hie Japanese Professional Golfing Association has barred top golfer Ibm AoU from playing In next month's Sooth African Son City tournament. The South African Professional Golfing Association director. Elwyn Nathan, said he was informed of this today by telegram from Tokyo.
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      Lock icon Swedes plan 'star wars'
      69 29 STOCKHOLM, Wed. A fight of the giants has been planned (or the Swedish towns of Malmoe and Goeteborg from Mar. 3-5. The organisers plan to bring the heavyweights of many different sports together for a sort of "star wars". Already announced as contenders are American weightlifters
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      Lock icon Aoki grabs $21,800 in four-man match
      113 29 MIYAZAKI. Japan, Wed. Japan's veteran pro, Isao Aoki, won a US$22,000 ($47,960) four-man golf match yesterday, beating Americans Tom Watson, Hubert Green and Fuzzy Zoeller. Aoki received US$lO,OOO ($21,800) for winning eight out of 18 holes and nit ting two near pin shots on
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      Jogging is No. 1, says survey
      642 30  - Jogging is No. 1, says survey PATRICK BASTIANS Women prefer swimming By SINGAPORE women prefer swimming to any other sport. According to the Singapore Sports Council s latest survey on sports and recreation participation, there are 13,620 women swimmers m the Republic. But, popular though swimming is among both sexes,
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      Virabhak joins the fray, swinging out at SABA
      350 30  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By FIRST, it was ex-profes-sional boxer John James. Now, it's former national boxer, national coach and official Nee Roth Virabhak, who has joined m the fray over the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association. Both have come out m full support
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      Lock icon WBC title-bout off
      63 30 SEOUL, Wed. World Boxing Council super-light-weight champion Kirn Sang Hyon, of South Korea, was forced to postpone indefinitely his third title-defense because of a knee injury he suffered m training. He was due to stake his title, which he won by knocking out Saensak Muangsurin, of Thailand,
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      Southern Celebes side to perform in Republic
      191 30  - Southern Celebes side to perform in Republic BERNARD PEREIRA By SEPAK TAKRAW will take a trip down memory lane during the Yuletide season when a Southern Celebes team arrive in Singapore to perform the sport's traditional art. The performance, from Dec. 27-29 at the Singapore Badminton Hall, is to commemorate
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      Nee Soon beat Bt. Panjang
      63 30 NEE SOON defeated Bukit Panjang 67-50 in an inter-con-stituency basketball match at the Gay World Stadium last night. Other results: Thomson 73 Upper Serangoon 45. Tiong Bahru 52 Kampong Chai Chee 36, Mountbatten 45 Cairnhill 43, Roohore 82 Kampong Ubi 67. Telok Blangah 69 Alexandra
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      School teams on ASEAN tour
      176 30  -  ERNEST FRIDA By IN a move to give boys and girls international exposure, the Singapore Schools' Sports Council will send seven teams on a tour of Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia next month. Singapore will be represented Dy six boys and girls m the ASEAN schools'
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      Thais storm their way to a last-minute shock
      470 31  -  JOE DORAI By Thailand 8...2 Singapore... 1 BANGKOK, Wed. With two goals within the last two minutes Thailand B beat Singapore 2-1, which virtually wiped out our semifinal hopes in the King's Cup soccer competition at the National Stadium here tonight. Do
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      102 31 BANGKOK, Wed. China trounced defending champions Malaysia 3-0 in their Group B preliminary round match of the 1979 King's Cup football tournament here tonight. All the goals were scored in the first half. China's left-back Wang Bao Cheng fired a 30minute shot in the eighth minute to
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      Team's stay extended
      226 31  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By THE Singapore intermediate soccer squad's stay m Dacca for Bangladesh's Aga Khan Gold Cup tournament has been extended by a week, thanks to the postponement of the final until Saturday fortnight. This has upset the plans of National Football League Division One champions Tampir.'-s
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      Philippines catch SSSC by surprise
      348 31  -  ERNEST FRIOA By THE Philippines' announcement, that the fourth ASEAN schools athletics championships will be staged m Manila next July, has caught the Singapore Schools Sports Council by surprise. The Philippines had originally proposed to stage the meet next September, but has now brought it
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      Sue crashes in first Battle of the Sexes
      252 31  - Sue crashes in first Battle of the Sexes PATRICK BASTIANS By SUE COGSWELL, 28, the world's second-ranked woman player, lost 6-9, 810, 2-9 in only 33 minutes to Singapore's Raymond Ong in the first of five squash matches against the men in the Fred Perry's Challenge of the Sexes at
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      Lock icon Miandad, Nazar rescue Pakistan
      121 31 Miandad, Nazar rescue Pakistan BANGALORE, India, Wed. Pakistan scored 256 runs for four wickets at the close of play on the opening day of the first Test cricket match against India here today. Opener Mudassar Nazar and Javed Miandad pulled Pakistan out of a difficult position after they had lost
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      Called off
      16 31 THE Cosmopolitan Cup soccer match at Tanglin was called off because of bad weather.
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      SC soccer team to tour
      225 31  -  R. JEGATHESAN By THE Special Constabulary soccer team will be leaving for a 10-day tour of Thailand tomorrow mornThe trip is a reward for the team's winning this ypar's Singapore Government Services League Division One title. The 26-member squad, including three officials, led by Anthony
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      'Doc' — the rugby man's best friend
      334 31  - 'Doc' the rugby man's best friend KEN JALLEH Jr By HE'S always there on the sidelines when rugby players need him. Ills bag Is always there beside him. No, he's net an eager Insurance salesman, waiting to pounce on some unsuspecting participant Involved In one of the most robust sports.
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      Lee, Yap move into final
      251 31  - Lee, Yap move into final PETER BIOW By LEE YONG KONG and Yap Chin Boon, the No. 1 ana 2 seeds respectively, lived up to their reputation when they moved into the final after last night's national table tennis Individual championships semi-finals at the Poi Ching School. Lee outplayed former
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      Shee puts his right foot forward
      102 31 SINGAPORE'S national wingforward Shee Lay Toon (pictured fifth from left by Wong Kwai Chow) paving the way for the national rugby team as he puts his right foot forward at the Paya Lebar Airport Nineteen players left yesterday for a tour of Thailand, with
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      80 31 BADMINTON Men's junior inter -club league: Mountbatten v Tractors, SAFRA v SC, SAFSA v Shell (SBA hall, 7.30). GOLF Women: SICC v Seletar (Island Course). HOCKEY SWHA Div 2 league: SIA Group v Police (Thomson Rd, 5.15), SAFSAv Theresians (Padang. 5.15). RUGBY SRU Div 2: SCX: V Minor Units (SCC,
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    Two boys killed by lightning
    274 32 TWO schoolboys died Instantly after being struck by lightning while playing four-a-side football with some friends in the rain yesterday. They were Identified as Hamzah bin Jantan, 18, and Hosni Ahmad, 15. both neighbours la Block 75, Whampoa Drive. Another bay, Daad bin Sa'at, IS,
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    Lock icon Hua to visit Asean?
    66 32 TOKYO, Wed. Chinese Premier Hua Guofeng is to visit Japan m early May next year and may visit the Asean countries before that, Kyodo news service reported from Beijing today. Quoting reliable Chinese sources, Kyodo said the Chinese Premier is likely to visit Asean member states
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    Tarling's counsel sees judge in chambers
    314 32 Tarling's counsel sees judge in chambers FORMER Haw Par Brothers International chairman, Richard Charles Tarling, 45, was in the High Court yesterday with his lawyer, Mr H. E. Cashin,, in connection with an application arising from the six-month jail sentence imposed on him on Tuesday. The application was heard in
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    34 32 ROME, Wed. About 13 million unionists joined a fourhour general strike today aimed at speeding up government action on inflation and unemployment. Work stopped m factories, offices and big farms. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Airport computers a menace, allege air controllers
    237 32 Airport computers a menace, allege air controllers WASHINGTON, Wed. The nationwide air traffic controllers' organisation yesterday charged that the computers they use to guide commercial aircraft nave become so unreliable that they pose "a serious menace to the safety of air passengers and crews. Mr John Leyden, president of the
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    Lock icon Opec talks
    35 32 KUWAIT, Wed. Saudi Arabia's Oil Minister. Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani, has told the Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Rai Al-Aam that Opec members would not discuss the IranianAmerican ciisis at their Caracas meeting next month Reuter.
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    Lock icon Trudeau to bow out
    111 32 OTTAWA, Wed. Former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau announced today he was bowing out of politics by resigning as head of the Liberal Party with effect from next March. In a brief statement, Mr Trudeau told a news conference: "It is time for a new chief
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    Lock icon Polls yes for Sanjay
    64 32 NEW DELHI, Wed. The Chief Election Commissioner, S.L. Shakdher, today declared that San jay Gandhi, younger son of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, could Hie his nomination for the January polls to Parliament. Mr Shakdher said that the two-year jail sentence against Mr Gandhi In a
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    Lock icon Guerillas get two jets
    55 32 ALGIERS, Wed. Saharan nationalists claimed here today that their guerillas shot down two Moroccan Mirage Fl fighters on Monday above the town of Abattih, and killed about 100 Moroccan troops. The Algerian-backed Polisario movement, fighting for self-determination m the western Sahara, said the bodies of both
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    397 32 Students attack US embassy and British library ISLAMABAD, Wednesday HUNDREDS of screaming Iranian and Pakistani students today attacked the United States Embassy here, killing one American marine guard and burning cars in the compound. The students, who were protesting against the seizure of the Great Mosque, also known as the
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      388 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cover Price .Mr Annool Sut»cnptK>n $155 For Mjtncnption. call *****11 Km M TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. DETAILS of the Asean investment corporation proposed at a recent meeting have emerged. Investors j will get a chance to subscribe as much as US$lOO million to this giant company. Other
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      168 32 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Scattered showers in the late afternoon. TEMP. (C) up to S a.m. tomorrow: M max., 24 mln. SUNSET today: 8.22 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: €.19 a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam 2-«C Cloudy Lw4w 3-6C Fog Atbeaa 11-18C dear Lee AigelM 15-20C Goudy Bakrala 11-21C Clear Maalla 23-31C
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      107 1 INSIDt How-To Travel insurance AIR AMNESIAII r swiu. you to I NOWMEKH I -^J When yu h»ve everything packed and you're all set to go on your Caribbean eralse or your Ball jaunt, don't forget that most important thing Insuring against loss of baggage or theft. Pag* 6 Disco City
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        Sima Qian — the great Chinese historian
        558 1 Sima Qian the great Chinese historian THE Historical Records (Shi Ji) is one of the most important classical records in China. Its author Sima Qian, combined philosophy with literature in his historical record. For 2.000 years, this book has been looked upon with respect by the intellectuals or China. The
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        QUOTATIONS
        39 1 A thousand years scarce serve to form a state; an hoar may lay it in the dust. Byron >manztn >&& n* The wise man's defects are like the eclipses of the sun; they come to every one's knowledge. Confucius
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        How to get a thoroughbred
        223 1 Fables LONG AGO, there lived a king who was prepared to spend a thousand pieces of gold for a thoroughbred. He waited three years. His attendant said to him: "Give me the thousand pieces of gold and I will find you the steed." The king
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        DON'T BE SHY!
        35 1 DON'T BE SHY! IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, step yourself and start in Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin hot may also be shy. Be the Initiator!
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        Chinese sayings
        65 1 Wei shan jiu ren, gong kill yT kui. Without the finishing touch all efforts so far rendered will be in vain. Tian shang di xia wei wo du zun. In Heaven and on earth 1 only am to be revered. 4b Y& tot ~K 'Ai'fl-t^fA.w^g ea #*»i«wiB TCi
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      PICK of the DAY
      729 2  -  DANA LAM f By THE KINGDOM and The Beauty at 9.05 p.m. on channel 8, finds Fong Chieh attempting suicide. It remains an attempt, but back at the Palace, the young Empress is ill. She calls for the Emperor, asks for forgiveness in her insipid style
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        Disco fever still raging
        746 5 NIGHT entertainment in Singapore will be further energized, as the Americans say, in the next three months when two more discotheques open in town. Disco City and another semi-private club called Studio M, will join the ranks of the sophisticated discotheques which have mushroomed with the
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        Piano recital
        143 5 VVKST German nlanWEiai "*«™»n puui- 2!L r.. nrls' *"> WU« will give a piano recital at the DBS auditorium on Monday at 8 p.m. Organised Jointly by the Ministry of Culture »nd the Goethe Institut In the Music For Everyone series, the recital will feature w»rks by Scarlatti,
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        A new look at the cosmos
        576 5 Exhibition by Teh Tien Chong Alpha Gallery Nov 16 30 Reviewed by Rachel Barnes "WE are now entering a space-conscious age m which our conceptions of space and time are becoming enlarged m three directions, m stellar galaxies, m the intricacies of the atom
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        Don't lose out on your holiday
        1613 6  -  TENG JUAT LENG By Make sure you're protected against mishaps Travel insurance is an essential that most people forget in their excitement over a holiday. But holidays are also when life is a little haphazard, and there may be moments when you will be
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        Pick a scheme that' suits you
        397 6 Pick a scheme that' suits you WHEN taking out travel insurance, you will of course have to ask yourself what you wish to safeguard against. If you have to book a long period ahead and pay for your air tickets at that time, there's always the risk of losing money
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      Lock icon Reds still a menace after 20 years
      775 7 By TOM BRIDGMAN m Kuala Lumpur COMMUNIST guerillas are still active in the dense rubber plantations and rugged jungle-clad hills of the Malaysian peninsula and its border with Thailand nearly 20 years after their armed revolt was crushed. Steady reports of guerillas killed
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      Lock icon Breathing easy again in Japan
      734 7  -  IKUO ANAI in Tokyo By But fight for pollution damages goes on THE latest government report on the environment says air in Japan's industrial centres is steadily becoming cleaner and clearer. The report has helped to boost a campaign by industrial organisations for less compensation
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        673 8 NMB SINGAPORE LIMITED We ore a multi-natjonal company and vacancies exist for the following positions:ENGINEERS THE PERSON Candidates should possess a degree or diploma in Mechanicol or Electronics Engineering and hove T to 2 years of relevant experience m one of the following areasTHE JOB a) Quality Assuronce Reliability Responsibilities
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        434 8 BW^H .^fl ■P>^Hfl fIW. .^fl -V<SC^ requires EXPERIENCED OUTDOOR FFM*I F *»l F? RFPRKFJtITIW PIIM ncrncOLBIHI IffC tUITI DEMONSTRATOR to market to Dealers and Super- I markets Smoll Electric Home I Appliances Attractive Salary plus Commission SALESMAN/SALESGIRL for Showroom to se,, E,ectrica, Em.>iZ?« XX Attractive Salary plus Commission Please opply
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        413 8 IN f MAT>ER Of THE companies act cap ia, Puousni to Stttw S«2Hbl ""SSSr" BROTHERS IPTEILIMrTED SS-^^jS h-d w Rocm 1110> 11*noorS^*o7i9^n^S Z"*«X£*£LZ -.outb^^duvp.^ bl"^*'^^ thatM«ws TanChocnPmc £JZ<I" ££TEa*£aZTi, Co Room 1110. 11th Roc. Golden Mte Tower. Beach "a"* Smgapore 0719 i« and are he"*v appomt<i Lquidatorsioimtyandseveiii IXZ,**- '21 rmmm
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      199 2 "^Golden JLAJi' Ua^ a translation of the Chinese novel ChinP'mgMd Called by Pearl S. Buck the greatest novel of physical love which China has produced' The Qokton Lotus or Chin Ping Mci is now published unexpurgned, giving for the first time a complete and full translation into English. Th* Golden
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      18 2 B NatKNial PanaSOniC Radio/Cassette Recorder Palm-sized V ?n|jjs[ power play. P^] JfltlMl»fil*2 ant for he Pl^^ dominant male
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      238 2 SINGAPORE SYMPHO- Aljunied community EXHIBITION at ThornNY ORCHESTRA celeb- centre at 8 p.m. son Plaza from 10 a.m. rity concert at the SPECIAL HOLIDAY to 9.30 p.m. On till Nov SineaDore Conference FILM SHOWS FOR STU- 27. Hal] Pit 8 15 omtSS DENTS at the National SPACE AND TIME ami
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      1243 2 i TV and Radio j 1 SINGAPORE 5 t 3.00 PM Opening followed by Star Per- I 7.05 Candid Camera formance A Championship Affair 7.30 News (Malay) 1 3.30 Diary of Events (Chinese) 7.45 The IncredWe Hi* The Beast 3.35 Over The Rainbow (Mandarin Within I Drama Serial, repeat) 8.50
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      668 3 You're now looking at the world's most advanced colour television It's like looking into the future Philips have looked into the future to The reason is that Philips have sue- Small wonder it's worth every cent you pay. A, quality, Philips equipped the bring the world the new Philips Kl2.
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      494 4 ftTJ^^^asai "swAt twice the speed of soun* „m i| pmfjll^ can the Concorde \^4u v and SUSPENSE' S I evade a«ack? S j^\ \i\ "~^?T- •fc^ ul -V-TJ: E I flfß^ Bl r 1 1 mWTj I I■ r4jt^^^^? c\ >^ I; •$»*u 4 1 P: |j ;rSI H-^tZZZS B<LN3?=-1
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      298 4 :IVWin DAY! LAS j WEEKS j HURRY! SEE IT MOW! 4 shows AnAUIDn 1.30,4.00, 3j( *SS% ORCHARD l; Now In Its 2nd Year In London 1 ~-*sx J illU ICdl HI LUMUVii. > r ll iffS ■II!'! Jf^K I^l I i«i 2nd SCREAMING WEEK! odeon cathay cathay 5 Singapore k.lumpur
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      81 5 DEPARTMENTAL STORES //ss^7^==?s?/ COCKTAIL LOUNGE /£s>S? GRILL ROOM /C§si/ SMALL RESTAURANTS AND CAFES //fc~^ CAFETERIAS /cHrW RETAIL FOOD OUTLET tf^^L LXJ SWEDA INTERNATIONAL INC Sy LlttOn a division ol Litton Industries Inc .US A DAILY 5 SHOWS at T A|\ A V n H Ham. 1 30. 4.00. 6.45 9.15pm
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      210 5 79 FURNITURE FAIR VENUE SINGAPORE CONFERENCE HALL GROUND FLOOR DATE 18th NOV 24th NOV 79 TIME 1 1 :30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. 30 Furniture Companies will provide an extensive display Organized by: SINGAPORE FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS' TRADERS' ASSOCIATION fl. M Boon I M b Boon I M 1 b Boon
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      291 6 Everybody likes the palatable SERRAVALLO'S TONIC (CINCHONA AND IRON WINE) unfits SERRAVALLO Serravallo's Tonic is made solely from the combination of fresh grapes, iron and cinchona bark. The combination has a close relationship m body buildup. Fresh grapes contain bountiful Vitamins B complex, it stimulates circulation and nourishes nerve systems.
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    In Ever Loving Memory of
    102 8 Departed 22.1174 Always In our minds with fond memories, sadly missed by wife, sons, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, relatives and friends DEPARTED TEN YEARS TODAY "WE KNOW YOU ARE WlTH US GUIDING, SHARING, CARING. REMEMBERED BY: HUSBAND: NOEL. DAUGHTERS: JEAN AND ELIZABETH. SONS-IN-LAW: PETER AND KIM TECK.
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