The Straits Times, 28 November 1979

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1979 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 142/1/79
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    Lock icon 25 FEARED DEAD IN LANDSLIDE
    578 1 Relief centre crushed and buried KUALA KRAI (Kelanian), Tuesday AT LEAST 25 people were feared killed when a rural government clinic, used as a flood relief centre, was crushed and buried in a landslide today. Initial reports placed the death count at eight killed and
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    Lock icon Last of the mosque raiders cornered
    439 1 Last of the mosque raiders cornered RIYADH, Tims says Saudi minister SECURITY forces have cornered the last handful of a group of rebel Muslim gunmen who stormed Mecca's Grand Mosque a week ago, it was announced here. Information Minister Mohammed Abdo Yamani said on radio the men would be forced
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    Thailand: We acted out of kindness
    640 1 THAILAND has voluntarily committed itself to help save the Kampuchean race "out of humanity and compassion." Yet its humanitarian involvement in the relief of the suffering of the Kampuchean people has been misrepresented by certain media. Regret over this was expressed in a statement
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    Lock icon Trial starts next week
    71 1 SEOUL, Tues. South Korea's former intelligence chief Kirn Jae-Kyu and seven others accused of being involved in the assassination of President Park Chung-Hee on Oct 26 will be tried next week, the martial law command announced today. Seven of them, including Kirn, were indicted on the
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    Flood havoc
    41 1 JAKARTA, Tues. At least 400 people fled from their homes today when heavy rains caused flooding in Padang, capital of west Sumatra. The rains covered the streets with more than a metre of water and damaged 30 houses. OR.
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    Lock icon Newsman on trial
    127 1 RAWALPINDI, Tues. Mr Salamat Ali. Pakistani staff correspondent of the Hongkong based Far Eastern Economic Review magazine, went on trial today before a military court on charges that could carry the death penalty. Mr Ali, 45, pleaded not guilty to four charges under martial law regulations arising
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    THREAT TO SHOOT THE POPE STARTS HUNT
    113 1 ISTANBUL, Tues. Heavily-armed troops and police launched a manhunt In Istanbul today after a threat by aa escaped murder suspect to shoot Pope John Paul when he visits Turkey tomorrow. The threat came from 2*-year-«ld student Mehmet All Agca, a Muslim extremist who
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    Lock icon Iran and UAE to cut back oil production
    408 1 TEHERAN, Tuesday IRAN will cut back its oil production by an unspecified amount while the United Arab Emirates will cut back 5 per cent or 75,000 barrels a day next year, their oil ministers announced yes- terday. The Iranian Oil Minister, Mr
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    Lock icon Heavy buying of US dollar
    197 1 TOKYO, Tues. There was heavy buying of the US dollar here today in reaction to the uncertainty of oil supply caused by the US-Iran conflict and rising Japanese trade deficit. Trading was chaotic. The dollar closed the morning session at 251.30 yen, the highest since
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    Lock icon New UN fund
    36 1 LIMA, Tues. The United Nations will create a new science and technology fund for developing nations with an initial capital of US$25O million (5J545 million), a senior UN official said here yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon LATEST 'IRAN WILL BE PUNISHED'
    71 1 LATEST 'IRAN WILL BE PUNISHED' WASHINGTON, Taea. The US will take retaliatory artlM agalaat Iran •aly after the America* haatagw are freed from the US Embassy la Teheraa, a Senator said today after a werkwg breakfast with PreaMeat Jimmy Carter at the White Hwue. Acewdlag to the Seaator Bouwtt Jstaaton,
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      112 1 46 pages today ANGLICAN SCHOOLS' PLAN FOR MORAL EDUCATION Pag* 9 NINE towns hit by IRA's 21 -bomb blitz 4 ZERO food exports by the US feared S PIG REARING in catchment areas to go by September 1961 7 LONG bans and fines on five for traffic offences 8 SOOTHING
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      Lock icon Reddi resigns from interim govt
      190 2 Reddi resigns from interim govt NEW DELHI, Tues. Indian Industry Minister Brahmananda Reddi resigned today and said he would decide on Saturday whether to loin former Premier ndira Gandhi's Congress (I) Party which is favoured to win the January national elections. Mr Reddi, 70, was the second minister in five
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      Lock icon Skyjacker expelled
      66 2 COPENHAGEN, Tues. Denmark has expelled a Polish skyjacker who arrived here in 1970 and took to burglary, police said yesterday. Krzystof Krynski. 28, served four years in a Danish prison for hijacking a Polish internal airliner to Denmark nine years ago. After his release, he was given the
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      Lock icon SPEAKING OUT AGAINST LEAVING
      84 2 SPEAKING OUT AGAINST LEAVING ANTI-COMMUNIST Khmer Serel (Free Khmer) Norodom Soryavong, who claims to be a hampurhean prince, exhorting his people not to leave Kampuchea (or a safe haven in Thailand. Sneaking to thousands of kampueheans encamped along the border on Monday, he said: "We are against the policy of
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      Lock icon 'US seeks neutral zone at border to protect Khmers'
      286 2 BANGKOK, Tues. The United States wants the setting up of a "neutral zone," to be placed under United Nations protection, so as to guarantee security to hundreds of thousands of Kampucheans grouped along the Thai border, diplomatic sources said here today.
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      Lock icon Suharto urges students: Accept campus reform
      292 2 Suharto urges students Accept campus reform SURABAYA, Tuesday PRESIDENT Suharto today called on Indonesian students to accept the controversial government policy of normalising campus life (NKK), which they have been opposing on grounds that it restricts their activities. "I ask that all of us will comprehend the true objectives of
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      Lock icon Thailand next Viet target, says Sihanouk
      472 2 PARIS, Tuesday THE fall of Kampuchea to the Vietnamese-back-ed Heng Samrin regime would result in the eventual communist conquest of Thailand just as the surrender of Czechoslovakia more than 40 years ago led to Hitler's attack on Poland, Prince Norodom Sihanouk said yesterday. Prince
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      Lock icon Remove nude pin-ups or we strike, women warn
      179 2 LONDON, Tims WOMEN employees at the Lewtoham town hall la ■•■them London have threatened to go on strike If their male colleagues did act remove sexy calendars and pin-up* tram their office walk. The Wamea's Righto Working Party has asked the Caoacll
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      Lock icon Iata hits out at US move for 'open' policy
      224 2 Iata hits out at US move for 'open' policy MANILA, Tues. Strong attacks were made against American attempts to bring totally open competition to international civil aviation at the opening of the 35th annual meeting of International Air Transport Association here today. Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos, in his welcoming address,
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      Lock icon Up to $320b needed for new planes by 1989
      153 2 Up to $320 b needed for new planes by 1989 MANILA, Tues. World airlines will need to spend between US$100 billion and $150 billion (S$218 billion and $3?7 billion) by the end of the next decade to provide sufficient new airc-aft to meet the expawling passenger and earjo traffic. In
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      Lock icon Strikers reject cancer patient's appeal
      232 3 Strikers reject cancer patient's appeal LONDON, Tue« COUGHING blood, the cancer patient shuffled out of strike-bound Charing Cross Hospital to plead with pickets to let a shipment of vital fuel oil through their lines. "II was so cold in there," said Mr James Sheedy, who is suffering from throat and
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      Lock icon Suspect held
      38 3 ROME, Tues. Police arrested a suspected Red Brigades gang member yesterday. He was believed linked to two other urban guerillas found in possession of the gun used to kill former Premier Aldo Moro last year. UPI.
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      Lock icon Change of style for old Guard
      54 3 Change of style for old Guard FORMER Red Guard Huang kakpin standing In front of his favourite sculpture, one of 171 art works on display in Beijing on Monday. Kang, now an artist, said that he would have burned It if this kind of art work was showed daring the
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      Lock icon Movie mogul relapses
      82 3 PALM SPRINGS (California), Tues. Movie mogul Darryl Zanuck has suffered a relapse in his fight with pneumonia and is now unconscious and in critical condition at Desert Hospital, his physician said yesterday. Zanuck, 77, co-founder and former chairman of 20th Century-Fox, was admitted to the hospital late
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      Lock icon 'AFGHAN TROOPS MOVE TO PAK BORDER'
      64 3 KARACHI, Tues. A large-scale movement of Afghan troops supported by Russian-made tanks has been sighted along the Pakistan border in northern Afghanistan, the daily Jang of Karachi said yesterday. The newspaper said one full division of the Afghan army has been stationed in the
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      Lock icon Age catching up with Beijing's army chiefs
      501 3 BEIJING, Tues IN ITS proclaimed goal of teaching Vietnam a lesson early this year during their brief border war, China may have learned a lesson too. Beijing's army commanders, many of them veterans of the Long March in the 1930s or the wars
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      Lock icon Ohira apologises to Japanese people
      216 3 Ohira apologises to Japanese people TOKYO, Tues. Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira today apologised to the Japanese people for a delay in the business of government following his party's electoral setback and said his major task was to maintain the trust of voters in politics. Mr Ohira, renominated Prime Minister this
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      Lock icon Visit to Australia and NZ planned
      64 3 TOKYO, Toes. Japanese Prime Minister Masayoshl Ohlra told Parliament here today that he planned to visit Australia and New Zealand in January to faster better understanding with these countries. He said that Japan has to build up stranger ties with these two countries because
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      Lock icon Japan car maker's free uniform offer
      100 3 LONDON, Tues. A Japanese car maker is offering a chauffeur's uniform, complete with peaked cap and gloves, as an extra to boost British sales of its top model car. Mr Alan Marsh, director of Toyota's British sales subsidiary, said many of the cars go
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      Lock icon 9 towns hit by IRA's 21-bomb blitz
      422 4 9 towns hit by IRA's 21-bomb blitz BELFAST, Tuesday SHOPS, offices, hotels and two trains were damaged in a massive 21-bomb blitz in Northem Ireland last night which police fear could be the start of a Christmas offensive by the provisional Irish Republican Army. In a carefully planned and well
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        Lock icon Shedding off the pounds...
        73 4 TWO men on a motorcycle hurled bundles of banknotes into the street in the northern British town of Doncaster yesterday in an apparent attempt to reduce the weight of mailbags they had stolen. The pair were being chased by police after robbing a post office van.
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        Lock icon Owl that flew into the light
        52 4 A LARGE owl blacked out most of the British seaside resort of Bournemouth last night when it flew into a 33.000 volt electricity cable and caused a huge power failure. An electricity engineer told reporters: "We have found the owl. It won't do it
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        Lock icon Waterproof pullover
        48 4 MAYSER, a West German clothing manufacturer, has produced a pullover which is waterproof and yet allows air to pass through it, a spokesman for the firm announced in Munich on Monday. He said that this result was obtained by mixing a microporous film and wool. -AFP.
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        Lock icon Poisoned for their ivory
        58 4 THOUSANDS of Zairese elephants are poisoned for their ivory each year with insecticide supplied by Belgium, the Le Peuple newspaper reported in Brussels yesterday. The newspaper said ivory trafficking in Zaire was massive and totally uncontrolled and that many villages had received orders to supply at
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      5,000 want sacked unionist taken back
      133 4 5,000 want sacked unionist taken back BIRMINGHAM, Tnes. Five thousand British Ley land car workers marched through the centre of Birmingham yesterday to demand reinstatement of a union leader sacked for opposing a company reorganisation plan. Two onions, the Transport and General Workers' Union and the Kngineering Union, said they
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      29 4 MADRID, Tues. Local eo\ernment employees throughout Spain yesterday began a fourday strike to press demands for higher pay and greater trade union representation, union officials said. Reutev
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      Lock icon Former MI5 secretary charged with spy bid
      180 4 LONDON, Tuesday A WOMAN who reportedly was a secretary in Britain's counter-espionage department for almost 30 years was charged yesterday with attempting to pass on secret information. Pamela Elizabeth Lamble, 44, made a brief appearance yesterday at Bow Street magistrates court and was
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      Lock icon MUZOREWA SEEKS APPROVAL FOR PEACE PLAN
      202 4 MUZOREWA SEEKS APPROVAL FOR PEACE PLAN SALISBURY, Tues. Prime Minister Bishop Abel Muzorewa recalled Parliament today to approve a British-proposed constitution leading to new general elections. In a nationwide broadcast, the bishop last night called the constitution the best Britain has ever drawn up for a former colony and attacked
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      Lock icon Rumanian woman poses as Dracula researcher to flee
      200 4 LONDON, Tims. A 20- YEAR-OLD Rumanian woman posing as a tourist researching the legend of Count Dracula fled to Britain on an escape route that took five days, officials said yester- day. The woman, whose name was being withheld for her safety,
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      Lock icon ZERO FOOD EXPORTS BY THE U.S. FEARED
      530 5 NEW YORK, Tuet THE United States is losing agricultural land at such a rapid rate that the country's current level of USS33 billion (Ss72 billion) in food exports could shrink to zero by the year 2000. Houses, factories, roads, airports and even man-made
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      Lock icon Chrysler boss quits alliance
      105 5 Chrysler boss quits alliance DETROIT, Tues. Chrysler chairman Mr Lee lacocca yesterday resigned from the prestigious business Roundtable to protest its opposition to federal financial aid for the ailing No. 3 car manufacturer. In a strongly worded letter, Mr lacocca criticised a Nov 14 statement from the Roundtable against "federal
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      Lock icon Allergic to cows so dairy farmer quits
      160 5 i IMH.I \KI) (England), Tues. Dairy' firmer Robert Gates is selling his to milk cows for health reasons. He's allergic to them. "It's Incredible, bat the hospital tests are conclusive," says Mr Gates, 41, who grew up working on farms. "At first 1
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      Lock icon 'US will block Japan imports' forecast
      320 5 'US will block Japan imports' forecast TOKYO, Tuesday FORMER US Assistant Secretary of Commerce Frank Weil predicted today that the United States will be forced to take protectionist action against Japan's exports next year. "For the first time there is a real possibility of protectionist action against Japan," Mr Weil
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      Lock icon Gatt nations told: Act quickly to stem protectionism
      224 5 Gatt nations told: Act quickly to stem protectionism GENEVA, Tues. The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade began its 35th annual meeting yesterday with the 84member countries being told to act quickly to stem protectionism in world commerce. Gatt, the world's main trading arrangement, accounts for 85 per cent of
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      Warsaw meet
      27 5 MOSCOW, Tues. Warsaw Pact defence ministers will meet in Warsaw next month to "analyse the performance of military units Tass news agency reported last night.
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      Lock icon Tokyo postpones parliamentary approval for pact
      241 5 TOKYO, Tues. Japan has abandoned its goal of completing legislation this year required to enforce a package of international agreements on freer world trade, making it impossible to put it into force on the agreed date of Jan 1, government sources said today. The
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      Lock icon TRADE NOT A ONE-WAY TIDE: REPORT
      243 5 NEW YORK, Tues. The Japanese trade invasion is by no means a one-way tide and it has created nearly 300,000 new jobs in the United States, the magazine World Business Weekly said this week. This is true even though the balance of trade is
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      Lock icon US admirals reluctant to move carriers into Gulf
      289 6 WASHINGTON, Tuesday US admiral* are retaetaat to OMve American aircraft carrier task forces from tke Arabia* Sea late the Gulf near Iraa, US Goverameat sources said today. They qnotod navy chiefs as saying the ships would net have room to manoeuvre 1b
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      Lock icon Call to keep away from embassy
      179 6 Call to keep away from embassy TEHERAN, Tues. Muslim students occupying the US Embassy here teday urged the population to keep away from the compound, saying American agents 'planned to raid the mission and free American hostages held there. "The embassy grounds, the walls and the buildings where the hostages
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      Lock icon Iran Reds get a free rein under the Islamic govt
      444 6 TEHERAN, Tues IRAN'S pro-Soviet communists have seldom had it so good. Ignoring Marx's dictum that religion is the opiate of the masses, the Tudeh Party is thriving in the Islamic Republic of Iran, one of the world's few theocracies. "We
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      64 6 Nixon: Use force if... POBmES President Richard Nixon said in Los Angeles last night that the United States should take military retaliatory action if even one hostage held in the US Embassy in Teheran was harmed. "They harm one of the hostages, then retaliatory action," Mr Nixon said in discussing
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      Lock icon Call for joint pressure
      81 6 Call for joint pressure FORMES Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau said in Ottawa on Monday that Britain, Italy, Germany, Japan and France as well as the United States should exert open pressure together on Iran to free hostages now being held in the US Embassy in Teheran. The leaders of
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      61 6 VIETNAM voiced support yesterday for the appeal by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny to Muslim nations to unite against "American imperialism." In the first Vietnamese report issued in Hanoi on the seizure of American hostages at the US Embassy in Teheran, the communist party newspaper Nhan Dan said the
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      58 6 BRAZILIAN President Joao Figueiredo received on Saturday a letter from President Jimmy Carter on Iranian-US relations, it was announced in Brasilia yesterday. But the Foreign Ministry spokesman who told of the letter gave no details. He added the Brazilian Government hoped the siege at the US
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      231 6 2 Yemens ready to shut Red Sea entrance LONDON, Tuo« NORTH and South Yemen are ready to close the entrance to the Red Sea the moment Arab interests demand such a move, the North Yemeni prime minister told an Arab newspaper here recently. In an interview with the Arabic language
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      48 6 PARIS, Tues. A new organisation called International Action Against Hunger was formed here yesterday and will be headed by physics nobel prize winner Professor Alfred Kasiler Acif aims to organise committees in every European town to send food and health aid to Third World nations. AFP.
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      89 6 NEW YORK, Tues. The Shah of Iran is expected to undergo non-surgical treatment to remove a remaining gallstone from his bile duct this week, sources said here today The deposed monarch completed radiation treatments for cancer last Thursday and his aides have said that after the
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      99 6 TOKYO. Ties. Japanese Prime Minister MuaytaU Ohlr* Uday expressed seep c#Bc*ni ver US-lnudan relaU*BB mad toped for a quick and satisfactory solution. Hr told the Diet that "Japan to watching developments with f)eep natera. We strwiglv hope tram the hamaaltariaa point of view as weU that
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    Pig rearing in catchment areas to go by Sept 1981
    322 7 THE Primary Production Department has told pig farmers of 3,295 farms in the water catchment areas and the Singapore and Kallang river basins to phase out their pig rearing completely by Sept 30, 1981 According, to the latest Primary Production
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    Teochew troupe to give 16 shows
    118 7 Teochew troupe to give 16 shows TKOCHEW opera fans will be treated to 16 performances by a Teochew opera troupe from China between Dec 2 and 19 at the National Theatre. This 62-strong troupe is from the Guangdong Optra School, founded 21 years ago. It has won several JistinrtioiiS I*l
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    Minister to open Communicasia '79
    126 7 THE Minister for Communications, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, will open Communicasia '79, the first Asian international electronic communication show and conference at the Hyatt Convention Centre on Dec 5 at 9 a.m. The exhibits include telephone, telegraph and data switching equipment, line transmission systems, radio
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    Two suspects arrested for airport thefts
    84 7 Two suspects arrested for airport thefts POLICE have arrested two men, both cargo hands, and recovered a large quantity of suspected stolen items worth $5,000. The items, believed to have been stolen from the airfreight terminal of Paya Lebar airport, included six calculators, 14 cigarette lighters, seven pens, eight cassette
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    Speedster fined
    48 7 A MAN told a magistrate's court yesterday that he sped on his motorcycle to MacRitchie Reservoir because he had a stomach-ache Tan Chin Lee pleaded guilty to speeding along the Pan Island Expressway yesterday at STkmph against the speed limit of 50kmph. and was fined $150
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    Holiday camp at Tekong
    38 7 THE Changi community centre youth group will hold a two-day holiday camp on Pulau Tekong from Saturday. Application forms are available at the centre at Block 5, Upper Changi Road. For details, tel *****07
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    At Tanglin CC
    24 7 TANGLIN community centre will hold Tai Chi Chuan courses from early next year. Those interested should contact the centre for details.
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    Dhanabalan chairman of co-op's board of trustees
    151 7 Dhanabalan chairman of co-op's board of trustees THE Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Dhanabalan, has been appointed chairman of the board of trustees of the United Workers of Petroleum Industry Multipurpose Cooperative Society. The president of the Singapore Council of Social Service, Dr Ec Peng Liang, is
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    PRISON WARDER CHARGED WITH GRAFT
    134 7 PRISON WARDER CHARGED WITH GRAFT A PRISON warder waa charged la a magistrate's ceart yesterday with three count* of corruptly receiving money tor supplying Items to aa Inmate of the Reformative Training Ceatre. All bin Shaker Mohmad, SS, allegedly accepted a total of $71 from Madam Ng Kirn Kee to
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    Phone service to Nauru
    49 7 TELECOMS has introduced a number-to-number telephone service between Singapore and Nauru. Call bookings may be made through the international assistance operator by dialling 104 A Telecoms statement said yesterday that with the introduction of the .«ervice to Nauru, Singapore has such services to 73 countries.
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    Long bans and fines on five for traffic offences
    324 8 THREE national servicemen were among five people who were fined a total of $9,900 and disqualified from driving all classes of vehicles from three to eight years by a magistrate's court yesterday. Asst Supt T. S. Zain, prosecuting, asked for deterrent
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    FRANTIC BID TO SAVE STRICKEN TANKER
    192 8 FRANTIC BID TO SAVE STRICKEN TANKER FRANTIC salvage attempts were on last night to save a Panamanian registered ship that had run aground off Horsburgh Lighthouse, some 80 km east of Singapore, at 2 a.m. yesterday. The 5,000-tonne bulk carrier, Yu Seung Ho, is in danger of breaking into two
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    Accused: I was tortured to sign statement
    231 8 Accused: I was tortured to sign statement IMMIGRATION officer Santha Kumar Suppiah, 24, yesterday claimed in court that he was "tortured" into signing a statement admlttng to 46 charges of corruption involving $545. Santha Kumar, who was testifying at the trial-within-a-trial to have his cautioned statement admitted as evidence, said
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    Art display
    40 8 THE MP loi Jurong, Mr Ho Kan Leong, will open an art exhibition by Ang Hiong Chiok and I.im Hwee Tiong at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Hill Street on Friday at 5.30 p.m.
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    Tour planned
    27 8 THE Lorong Chuan community centre will hold a tour of the Ngee Ann Technical College and the Singapore Polytechnic on Dec 10 from 8.30 a.m.
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    Social work officials
    51 8 MISS Rosaieen Kong has been elected president of the Singapore Association of Social Workers at its annual general meeting held recently. Other members are Mr Anthony Yeo Toon Yong (vicepresident). Miss Ang Bee I,ian (hon secretary), Miss Teo Soo Hoong (asst secretary). Miss Ong Bee Eng (hon
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    NPB course
    28 8 THE National Productivty Board will hold a 20-hour course on quality control for engineers and managers at its training centre at Hotel Royal Ramada from Monday.
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    PRESS PRINCESS BALL
    53 8 THE Singapore Press Club is to make its annual dinner and ball a regular Chinese New Year event. The Press Princess Ball, originally scheduled for Dec 22, will now take place on Friday, Feb 22. The venue is Mandarin Hotel. Bookings can be done through members at
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    'Proper food can help premature babies'
    359 8 'Proper food can help premature babies' BABIES born prematurely can grow to be like normal ones if given adequate nutrition for the first two or three months after birth. When this is done, by the time they reach the age of two, three, or four years, their growth status will
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    Education way to cut such mortality rate
    239 8 Education way to cut such mortality rate SINGAPORE'S interest in the future should be to further reduce its perinatal mortality rates through health education. .Vomen must be made aware that pregnancy begins with conception and that antenatal care is essential from early in pregnancy. This call was made by the
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    Moral education programme for Anglican Church schools
    401 9 Moral education programme for Anglican Church schools ANGLICAN schools will launch a moral education programme next year, the Rt Rev Joshua Chiu Ban It, Bishop of Singapore, announced last night. The programme planned aims not only at the students' moral development but also at building their character and grounding them
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    DEADLINE FOR SEATBELTS DRAWS NEAR
    116 9 DEADLINE FOR SEATBELTS DRAWS NEAR THE Registry of Vehicles yesterday reminded owners of passenger cars, tuition cars and stationwagons registered in or after 1976 that they are required to fit seatbelts to the front seats of their vehicles by Dec.31. The deadline marks the last phase in the staggered implementation
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    Marine dept query over seamen strike
    69 9 Marine dept query over seamen strike THE Marine Department here has written to the owners of the Singapore freighter Seabells, whose seamen went on strike in Dunkirk, France, last Friday for higher wages. The seamen are striking for wages in line with International Transport Federation rates. A Marine Department spokesman
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    Speedster fined
    48 9 A MAN told a magistrates court yesterday that he sped on his motorcycle to MarRitchie Reservoir because he had a stomach-ache. Tan Chin Lee pleaded guilty to speeding along the Pan Island Expressway yesterday at 87kmph against the speed limit of 50kmph. and was fined $150.
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    Free legal counselling
    41 9 THE Tanglin community centre will hold a free legal counselling session at the centre conducted by woman volunteer lawyers of the Singapore Association of Women Lawyers on Friday at 7 p.m. The session is open to the public.
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    Chocs 'n fish
    47 9 A FACTORY worker was jailed a day and fined $600. in default 30 days jail, by a magistrate's court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to stealing chocolates, fish and rhicken wings altogether worth $12.50 from NTUC Welcome supermarket in Kallang IVihm on Nov 10
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    S'pore to host two travel meetings
    135 9 SINGAPORE will play host to 60 overseas delegates at two meetings by two regional travel associations In April next year. The meetings, to take place at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, are the 17th general meeting and 22nd marketing committee meeting of the East Asia
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    On charge of causing hurt with scythe
    64 9 On charge of causing hurt with scythe NG HONG, 16, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with using a scythe to cause hurt to a man and a woman. He allegedly assaulted Mr Ong Woo Choy and Miss Goh Swee Geik along Lorong Tebera on Sept 1. He claimed
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    Co-op's new move
    110 9 THE Malay Teachers Cooperative will be venturing into the sale of electrical goods next year to meet the needs of members, according to its chairman, Mr Ali Man Hassan. Goods will include washing machines, gas cookers, radio and television sets, and amplifiers. Mr Ali told the cooperative's
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    Rare blood can now be stored for up to two years
    263 9 Rare blood can now be stored for up to two years THE Blood Transfusion Service has introduced a new method of storing rare blood types that can prolong their 'life" for up to two years as against four to five weeks previously. This technique, whereby the red blood cells of
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    Celebration in temple
    38 9 THE 127 th birthday Tithipujua of Sri Saradadevi will be celebrated at Sri Ramakrishna Temple, Bartley Road, on Dec 10. The programme, from 6.15 p.m. to 8.15 p.m., includes vedic chanting, devotional songs, and meditation
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    Band display
    20 9 THE Singapore Armoured Brigade band will perform at the Macßitchie Reservoir park on Dec 2 from 5 p.m.
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    So many parallels to game of chess in this world
    312 10 So many parallels to game of chess in this world REAL jife, whether at the domestic or international level, may be likened to a game of chess, said the Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), Mr Lee Khoon Choy, yesterday. And some of the international political "chess moves" recently
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    Toddy days are over
    358 10 Customs: Four shops are permanently closed STORY: N. G. KUTTY PICTURES: WAN SENG YIP TODDY'S mere-thaa-a-eentury reign as the poor man's whisky here has ended. Confirming this yesterday, a Customs spokesman said: "No new permits will be Issued to anyone to sell toddy here/ This followed
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    INDONESIANS TAKE LEAD
    250 10 INDONESIA took the lead after the first round of the 3rd Asian Chess Team Championship played yesterday at the Singapore Conference Hall. The Indonesians defeated Kuwait 4-0. Top seeded Philippines was held to IVi-W by Sri Lanka, Guneratne drawing against Filipino master Glenn Bordonada. China too conceded
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    Another 500 workers vote to join Silo
    106 10 Another 500 workers vote to join Silo THE Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation has recruited another 500 members with the formation of five new branches this month. The latest branch is at Metal Machines Pte Ltd, where a secret ballot showed that 60 per cent of the employees were in favour
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    Walkaton
    21 10 THE Moulmein community centre will hold a walkaton on Sunday, starting off at 9 a.m. from Block 101, Whampoa Drive
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    Lock icon 'Man in Viet plane wants to go home'
    231 10 'Man in Viet plane wants to go home' ONE of the Vietnamese who arrived here with 12 others in a military transport plane on Saturday wants to return to Vietnam, refugee officials said today. The man, a Vietnamese air force mechanic, held vital keys to the Hercules C-130 plane and
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    Ads, design course to be at diploma level
    387 10 Ads, design course to be at diploma level THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board has decided to upgrade the advertising art and the interior design courses to diploma level, the board chairman, Dr Ahmad Mattar, announced yesterday. The diploma course will be a three-year programme with an additional six months
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    Trip to zoo
    33 10 THE Mountbatten community centre will conduct a trip to the Singapore Zoological Gardens. Orchid Gardens, Siong I.im Temple and the Singapore Experience Pte Ltd on Dec 30 at §.30 a.m.
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    Island schools to carry on
    214 10 THE two Malay primary schools in Pulau Tekong Besar, Singapore's largest offshore island, will continue to function independently despite their all time low enrolment both no longer have Primary 1 classes. A Ministry of Education spokesman said there were no plans to merge the two
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    Drawing inspiration from these children
    216 11 Drawing inspiration from these children SEPTEMBER 8: Children, including toddlers, drawing away despite a drizzle while their parents sheltered them with umbrellas. That scene, said Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs) Mr Chan Chee Seng at a press conference yesterday, contained a lesson for Singaporeans. For the spot-art competition, held at
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    Funfair
    25 11 THE Macpherson community centre will hold a food-cum-funfair at the Lorong Bengkok park in the Macpherson housing estate on Sunday, starting at 9 a.m.
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    Soothing centre for troubled Poly students
    269 11 SINGAPORE Polytechnic students have a "sanctuary" and a place to take their problems to when they need help. This is the Student Counselling and Guidance Centre which, according to the institute's annual report, have come to be regarded by students as a place where
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    Salesman gets eight months for $7,000 CBT
    87 11 Salesman gets eight months for $7,000 CBT A DELIVERY salesman who pocketed money from the sale of his company's products was yesterday jailed eight months. Png Eng Meng, 32, pleaded guilty to misappropriating $7,000 from the sale of steel wool belonging to Mordant and Company between April and September this
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    Life Divine talk
    54 11 SRI Manoj Das, professor of English Literature at the Sri Aurobindo International Centre of Education in Pondicherry, India, will give a lecture on Life Divine at the mission hall at Ramakrishna Mission in Hartley Road, on Sunday at 5 p.m. The president of the NTUC, Mr C.V.
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    Two charged with stealing m-cycle
    82 11 Two charged with stealing m-cycle TENG Kok Chuan, 17, and Ang Kim Hock, 16, were jointly charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with stealing a motorcycle worth $3,500 from Mr Liew Oh Kao at a car park at Marsiling Drive on Nov 23. In another case, Karruppasamy Arumugam, 28, was
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    New lending section
    74 11 THE Education Department of the Muslim Missionary Society o( Singaporp will open its new 1 lag section of the Jamiyah library to the public on Friday at 7.30 p.m. at the society's t )rein ses at 11, Lorong 12, iJtylang Road. The function is held in conjunction
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    Favourites of the old folks at home
    307 11 Favourites of the old folks at home NOSTALGIC songs of yesteryear will be revived by members of the Singapore Action Group of Elders at their talentime contest on Dec 5. Twenty-two of them will take to the stage at Sage's Cultural Centre at Kitchener Road, to sing those old familiar
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    More going in for foreign languages in a big way
    354 12 MORE Singaporeans from students to housewives, businessmen and others are taking to multi-lingualism in a big way, learning Japanese, French or German. The Citizen, an organ of the People's Association, highlights this fact in its latest issue in an article
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    Stop-smoking plan founder due here
    133 12 THE founder of the internationally-adopted Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking, Dr J. Wayne McFarland, will arrive here tomorrow to conduct the Youngberg Memorial Adventist Hospital's programme for those who wish to give up smoking. Dr McFarland, an associate professor of Physical Medicine at Jefferson Medical
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    TWO NEW SCHOOLS TO TAKE IN PUPILS FROM JAN
    175 12 THKSK two new schools in Woodlands will Ukr In paplls frtm J-auarv Work en the sohoaU has Ukrn longer than rxprrted. TV primary school should have been handed over by the Public Works Department to the Kducatlon Ministry last Friday, and
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    How they voted at Law Society election
    280 12 How they voted at Law Society election SEX incumbent members of the Council of the Law Society were re-elected at the annual Bar election on Monday. They are Mr R. Ramason, who nad the highest number of 110 votes, Mr T.P.B. Menon (106 votes), Mr Ng Wing Cheong (94 votes),
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    Joo Chiat courses
    34 12 Joo Chiat courses THE Joo Chiat community centre will hold courses in radio and TV repair, men's tailoring, fruit and vegetable carving and soft-toy making from next month. For details, tel *****6 or *****',
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    MP's date
    33 12 THE MP for Ang Mo Kio, Mr Yeo Toon Chia, will attend the opening ceremony of Mitsuboihi Industrial Fabric Pte Ltd at Chia Ping Road, Juronc, on Monday at 3 p.m.
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    4 more Japan firms join downstream projects
    307 12 4 more Japan firms join downstream projects FOUR more Japanese firms will join hands with the Singapore Government and Sumitomo Chemical in a joint venture to run two downstream plants in the $2 billion petrochemical project. This brings the number of Japanese participants to nine. The Japan Economic Journal reported
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    Valid notice served on builder by CPF: QC
    409 12 THE chairman of the Central Provident Fund Board had "validly" issued and served his notice on a contractor, terminating his 1971 contract with the CPF Board in connection with the construction of its Robinson Road building for $36.7 million, the High Court
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    I saw Imam gunned down
    842 13 61 was kept hostage for two boors and managed to escape through a tunnel bat I was never stopped by the intruders. I also saw the bodies of a few of those shot dead. I can still remember the Incident very clearly bat this will
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      Lock icon Transit lorries: KL states its terms
      266 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THAILAND has to fulfil several Malaysian requirements before the country can use Malaysian roads to transport its perishable goods to Singapore. wt^mtmrn One of the requirements, according to the Secretary-General of the Home Affairs Ministry, Tan Sri Osman Cassim, is that
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      Lock icon Trader to be handed over to US agents
      192 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Penang businessman, Chua Han Mow, 35, who lost his appeal against an extradition order in the Federal Court here on Nov 2 will be handed over to American Drug Enforcement Administration narcotics agents tomorrow. The Criminal Investigation Department
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      Lock icon Landslip causes crash
      92 14 Landslip causes crash SIX people had a narrow escape when these two cars they were travelling in were involved in an accident at the 13 km Kuala Lumpur-Karak highway on Sunday night. Both drivers were confronted suddenly by a landslip that had occurred earlier in the day and both had
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      Lock icon Still serious
      43 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Though dengue fever had declined from 1.482 cases in 1974 to 454 cases last year, the government still considered the disease a serious problem, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health. Mr Jawan Empaling, told Parliament yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon ROADS STILL BLOCKED
      85 14 ROADS STILL BLOCKED THK following roads were sUII closed to trafftr at p.m. yesterday: JOHORE: Kota Tloggl-Merslag Koad, KhuMg-Menteß Road, Seicamat-LaMs R«ad, Mid ScKamat-Moar road. PAHANG: KnanUnKnala Lampar Road and tke Kuantan-Sanitrl Lembinnßoad. KBLANTAN: Kota Bara-KsaU Krai Road, the Jalan Pallkbang to Tainpat read, Jalan I'antal Clnta Berahi, Jalan IVnambang
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      Lock icon Floods worsen as rains continue
      418 14 Floods worsen as rains continue KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday CONTINOUS rain has worsened the situation in most of the flood-hit areas in Malaysia today with the water levels in Kelantan, Trengganu, Pahang and Johore reported to be rising. More than 10,000 people in the four states were evacuated, and in addition,
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      Lock icon $26m to set up faculty
      56 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Parliament was told yesterday that the government required an initial sum of $26.6 million to set up a medical (acuity in Kelantan. The (acuity will be part o( the Universiti Sains Malaysia and is being set up to meet the need for
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      51 14 MALACCA, Tues Chief Minister Mohamed Adib bin Mohamed Adam mii »n Sun day that he was trying to get Petronas to set up a complex in the state. He said he had spoken to Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn on this at their recent meeting in Ku;ila Lumpur.
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      199 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 4 A real runner, talking wildly'' 5 a 5TOT-* k ;j™«* (6). 7 Jif'25 9 Tending to neglect love letter' 8 chop snull hard tree (4). buzzer used (W). M Took |urm way t0 15 African range where Mariner produce Da nte (10). One returns (S).
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      Lock icon Hussein warns the DAP: Don't play with fire for votes
      430 15 KLANG, Tuesday PRIME MINISTER Datuk Hussein last night warned the opposition Democratic Action Party of a second racial riot if sensitive issues were carried too far by the party. He said the DAP, in its efforts to win votes, was
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      Lock icon Mentri hits at 'bumi traitors to NEP'
      212 15 JOHORE BARU, Tues. Fiumiputra businessmen who lease out facilities provided them by the government were "traitors" to the New Economic Policy, Mentri Besar Tan Sri Haji Othman said yesterday. He said that by doing so, the benefits which they were supposed to gain
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      Lock icon Bill to set up Islamic Court of Appeal
      146 15 Bill to set up Islamic Court of Appeal ALOR STAR, Tues. A Bill providing for the establishment of the State's first Islamic Court of Appeal is to be tabled in the coming session of the Kedah State Assembly. The Bill, known as the Islamic Civil Procedure Enactment 1979, also provides
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      Lock icon New highway to be built
      59 15 MALACCA, Tues. A 170 km highway linking Seremban with Air Hitam via Malacca will be constructed under the Fourth Malaysia Plan, the National Echo newspaper reported yesterday. The P»nanf» daily quoted the Malacca Public Works Director. Mr Lim Teik Mei. as sayinc that the $473
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      Lock icon Four new mosques
      53 15 KUAI.A I.IMI'IR. Tues. The government is to build (our more mosques in the Federal Territory by the end of next year About $6.6 million had been allocated for the mosques and also for improving existing mosques, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Federal Territory. Mr Abdullah Haji Ahmad,
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      Lock icon HAIR-RAISING DISCOVERY
      93 15 Xl ALA LIMPIR, Tues. A barber here had the shock of his life when he discovered that one of his customers was dead today. The barber later told police that the man, Mr (hew Loy Swec, 49, had entered the shop this morning to have a haircut. He
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      Lock icon $25m fund
      32 15 PETALING JAVA. Tues. The government has set up a revolving fund of {25 million to assist the growth of cooperative movement. Deputy Agricultural Minister. Mr Edmund [.anggu. said yesterday. NST
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      Lock icon 'Security Act vital to keep communalism, Reds at bay'
      239 15 'Security Act vital to keep communalism, Reds at bay' WELLINGTON, Tuesday THE Internal Security Act in Malaysia is needed to combat the threat to security from militant communism and communalism, Mr Leo Moggie, Malaysian Minister of Energy, Telecommunications and Posts, said today. "The overall interest of the nation, requires that
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      162 15 Marcos urged to help Sabah claimants MANILA, Tues. Ten members of the Philippines Legislative Assembly have asked President Ferdinand Marcos to help the nine Muslim proprietary claimants to Sabah to receive monetary compensation from Malaysia. The request was contained in a resolution filed yesterday with the Assembly by the lawmakers
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      226 15 Forces at Thai border will be beefed up PENANU, Ties. Malaysian Defence Minister Datnk Amar Hail Talb Mahmud said here today that armed forces alone the Malaysian-Thai harder would be strengthened as part of the defence expansion programme. He said the border situation now warranted this. It was also In
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      64 15 Decision on zone soon KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malaysian Government is expected to make a decision soon on the declaration of the 370km exclusive economic zone, the Deputy Minister of Law, Mr Abdullah Abdul Rahman, told Parliament today. A statement on the matter would be made after the report and
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      68 15 KLANG, Tues. Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn said last night that the government would strive immediately to send more aircraft of the Malaysian Airline System to bring back pilgrims stranded in Jeddah. The government was concerned with the welfare of these pilgrims, who he said were
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    737 16 Holiday scheme brings fun and reward Words: PAUL WEE Pictures: ANTHONY WYE THE year-end school holidays are here once again. Most students will probably be indulging themselves on their pet subject revelry now that examination worries are over. This is the time when the youngsters enjoy themselves most. But there
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    NPB studying plan to start technical news service bureau
    389 17 NPB studying plan to start technical news service bureau THE National Productivity Board is studying the feasibility of setting up a technical information service bureau to help in the transfer of technology. I MH^HMIM Making this announcement in the NPB's annual report for 1978/79, its chairman, Dr Lee Chiaw Meng,
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    Industrial unrest least important factor'
    285 17 Industrial unrest least important factor' INDUSTRIAL unrest in Britain is the least important (actor to Britain's "less-than-perfect" industrial performance. "Yet this is the aspect about which most nonsense is talked. said Mr H. R. Mortimer, Second Secretary of the British High Commission, at a panel discussion on the British vocational
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    Crash pedestrian dies
    42 17 A 66-YEAR-OLD pedestrian, Sahin bin Ali, died in the Singapore General Hospital after he was knocked down by a motorcyclist along Holland Road on Monday at 7 a.m. Eyewitnesses are asked to contact the Traffic Police at tel *****4.
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      331 17 I IT JL I M I 111 WO A71 23-8200 M m\ 7810-5089 M VA m Ai69-.5000 Mm\ Mm, ML mWLmm mm m%m m 051 5020 A127-5000 C 359-5000 I W M 354-5010 A358-5000 MMm^, Mm 2620 0140 fc Choosing a good quartz watch might not makes every part of
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1979
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      THINK AGAIN
      377 18 THE DECISION by the administrators of the Joint Campus to move accountancy and business administration students from Bukit Timah smacks of poor planning. Admittedly there are reasons for moving. As the Nantah-SU statement puts it, there is severe overcrowding at the Bukit Timah campus. But the congestion is
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      DEFUSING CRISIS
      380 18 A UN emergency meeting on the crisis between Iran and the US is inevitable considering the tension that has been building up in both countries. Describing it as worse than the 1962 Cuban missile crisis as a threat to world peace and security, UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim
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    Unease at lack of continuity in White House
    867 18  -  TOM WICKER OPINION By in New York AMERICAN presidential elections usually come down to a choice among personalities. Since that tendency is enhanced in the era of television and the "image-makers," there is no reason to suppose it will not be true
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    Lock icon Regulating the gem trade
    522 18 COLOMBO: In ancient times, Solomon, the bibliral Kins, had gems brought from Sri l-anka to woo the Queen of Sheba. Even today many a visiting love-struck Romeo picks up a precious stone in this island paying a fabulous price, to present to his lady love. Sri
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    How US can help Asean improve its media skills
    725 18  -  MILTON CHASE by Our Washington Correspondent THE United States can best contribute to improving Asean media standards by providing training to raise Asean media competency skills. This is the emerging consensus among the Asean communications experts now touring the US and
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      362 18 I No matter how good your amplifiers and speaker systems, there is one thing that they cannot do, and that is add to the amount of information obtained from your audio source. When that source is a phonograph record, it is the cartridge/arm system that determines how much of the
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  • FORUM
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      Limit to housing subsidy that HDB can bear
      407 19 Board making every effort to maintain low selling prices WE REFER to the letter by your writer, "Prospective Flat Owner" (ST, Nov 13) with regard to the requirement of a 20 per cent downpayment for the purchase of HDB flats. "Prospective Flat
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      HUDC's argument on those fees hardly holds water
      254 19 I FULLY support Simon Lee (ST, Nov 1) that it is unfair to charge the same maintenance and services fees for all Housing and Urban Development Company flats irrespective of the size and the price paid for them. I am surprised at
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      Illegal huts demolished
      61 19 PLEASE refer to the letter, "Rebuilding of squatter huts poses fire threat," by "Fire-Scared" (ST, Nov 2). The unauthorised structures re-erected on the fire-site at Marne Road have already been demol- ish. Mi The Land Office and the Police will continue to keep this site under surveillance
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      Need for govt to intervene in private home market
      366 19 Need for govt to intervene in private home market IT IS inconceivable for "Realist" (ST, Nov 19) to suggest that the government stand aside and let the forces of demand and supply determine present prices in the private property market, particularly in land-scarce Singapore. Housing is a must for every
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      Please don't deprive us of good bus service
      140 19 I AM a resident of >iaig Road. I can safely say another 1,000 or more people like me who use SBS Service 30 along Dunman Road, Joo Chiat Road and Joo Chiat Place are going to feel the loss of Service 30.
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      Ending these two services will cause inconvenience
      119 19 THE SBS has done it again! News has been circulating in Mei Ling Street that the two bus services 14 and 32 will shortly be taken off the road. The Singapore public has recently stomached a 10 cent increase in bus fares in
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      Prompt action will be appreciated
      92 19 ABOUT tkree months ago, la reply to my letter, tke Jarong Town Corporation stated there were plans to build a pathway leading from the bu-stop at Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim to tke bousing estate at Tr ban Gardens. I hope tke JTC will expedite the construction
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      Tamil section in Ministry of Education should be revamped
      177 19 I REFER to the letter by "Another JC Student (ST. Nov 21) and wish to state that his criticisms of Tamil teachers and centres should not be taken too seriously. Although I agree that there is substance in his letter, I
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1408 20 THK last transacted ready sale ai the I.isr "f buslneiis nn Ihe Stork Klrhange o( Slnga pore yestenkiy compiml »Ilh the previous prtces nigrthrr with BT9 high and low i Adjusted (or *rlp right* issue I l»7fl 1...1 Mi«h 1..w Company Sale torSK TION <lNr 1 »l 196
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      314 20 SINGAPORE I NIT TR1ST (Hiuien' prim t*r N*v a) ASIA I NITTRI ST (MMUurrn- prim fur N«v 28) ABBDTHNOT SKf I KIT1KS ASIA (Maaagm' prW» f»r N»v S) Spor* Growth Fund 1.10' i 1.16' .xd INCOME BONDM I Ml (Cumil prtrcs) Income Bond 1.16 1.22 MAKA m MIPITKA
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1447 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yes lerday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big
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      1542 20 BID and oHer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Armai2.22B> MM H.ld I128BI t (bar (1 20BI M I) 'I 60S)
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      Govt and corporate bonds
      111 20 4 1/2% 1/8/80 (250.000) (99.10B 99.2SS) 5 3/4% 1/6/78-80 (250.000) (9985B 100 00S) 4% 15/9/80 (250.000) (99 10B 99 25S) 5 1/4% 1/3/81 (2S0.000) (9870B 98.83S) 6% IB/4/81 (250,000) (98.20B 98.35S) S 3/4% 1 H 79-81 (250.000) (98 70B 98.85S) 5% T F 1/5/83 (250.000) (100.1SS)
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        68 20 i\ i. nrpoiiK ■itn View Rahmwi Hyd M U I I C B Linfui C K Tanc J C MPH Krauat ran (honn Public Bank Spore Glaai <rmb Shipyard S B T Haw Par B Lumber .uihri.151 18 S50 +1S 4M +12 352 +10 250 +10 239 +9 138
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        12 20 SEAL II Royal Brrjuntai 2S3 170 740 9 -6 -5 -2
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        35 20 Haw Par 694.000 I'.-K. Maia 514.000 J Cement 460.000 Sea View 330.000 Supreme Corpn *****0 Semb Shipyard 101.000 Fabcr Merlin 93.000 G Lumber 80.000 O C B C 79,000 Sime Darby 62.000
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        35 20 Nov 26 Nov 27 B.T Index: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: O.C.B.C: 2558.19 2594 00 396.32 399.62 744.06 748.42 307.19 310.05 251.39 252.54 229.22 229.39 700.52 703.33 ***** 384.95 OC1 71 OCC «V?
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        H'kong
        332 20 HONGKONG: Stock prices rose sharply in hectic trading yesterday, pushing the Hang Seng index up 23.44 points to a new six-year high of 748.40 points, with heavy speculative local buying, dealers said. The market was buoyed by yesterday's rise on Wall Street following a cut in prime rate by
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        405 20 TOKYO: Share prices close higher in moderate trading yesterday, following a sharp overnight rise on Wall Street and the yen's depreciation against the US dollar, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 20.30 to close at 6,407.80 points, with a volume of 260 million shares. The New index closed
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        Sydney marginally easier
        324 21 SYDNEY, Tues. The market was marginally easier, dealers said. The All Ordinaries index danid at 661.36 compared with ihi' previous day's 661.31. Western Mining rose three rents to A53.06. CRA was sit'.uiy at {3.40 and Pancontinental firmed 10 cents to $14.30. while Fairfax dropped 12 cents to
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        Explosive rally in New York
        262 21 NEW YORK. Mon. The first concrete signs that interest rates are near a peak touched off an explosive stock market rally in the heaviest trading in six weeks. Several banks cut their prime rates to 15-1 2 per cent fiom 15-3 4 per cent and
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        Zurich drifts lower
        248 21 ZURICH, Mon. Share prices drifted lower in moderate trading with sentiment influenced by rising interest rates and inflation fears, dealers said. Swissair eased despite reporting increase monthly earnings. Parisbas (Suisse) firmed in otherwise easier banks. Financial^ and insurances lost ground apart from Suedelektra which pointed higher. Swiss
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        Amsterdam mainly lower
        271 21 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share prices closed mainly lower in quiet trading with the index of industrials reaching a new low of 66.8. dealers said. Royal Dutch rose 1.20 guilders in otherwise lower Dutch internationals. Banks were iMMTi with ABN down three ami NMB 2.50. and falls of one
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        London market quietly easier
        546 21 LONDON, Mon. Oil Exploration featured an otherwise ijuit-tly easier market after news that talks with a thirdparty have been terminated, dealers said At 3 pm, the FT inilox »;is down 2.8 at 406.8. Oilex fell 106p to 688p after the news while Lasmo. also offering for
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        53 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 407.1 Friday 408.6 Week Ago 411.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 828.75 Friday 811.T7 Week ago 815.27 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 748.40 Monday 724.96 Week ago 720 29 I SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 527.70 Monday 528.00 Week ago 533 10 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 861.36 Monday 661.31
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      103 20 KUALA LUMPUR: Jack Chia Enterprises (Malaysia) Berhad announced an unaudited group net profit of M$225,000 ($668.000), on a turnover of 18.33 million ($9.13 million), for the six months ended September 30. The parent company's net profit was $583,000 ($51,000) on a turnover of $1.05 million
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      121 20 I HINKSK PRODICE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE, NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PKI I. YKSTKK DAY: Cwmit *U: Bulk $114 sellers, old drum $119 sellers, new drum J124 sellers. Cfn: Mixed (loose) UK ***** S66 00 buyers. Pepper: Munlok ASTA while fob 100". N1.W $335 00 sellers. Sarawak while lob 96'.
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        TIN
        118 20 THE STRAITS tin price edged another $8 higher to $2,075 per picul in Penang yesterday on an official offering up 20 tonnes to 222 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers falling E30 to £7.360 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day was down £50 for
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        RUBBER
        510 20 PRICES closed quietly lower in the Singapore rubber market yesterday, with December RSS One buyers quoted at 293.00 cents per kilo, down one cent from Monday's close, dealers said. A slightly steadier tendency was evident in afternoon dealings due to some covering interest. Opening prices were marked down fractionally
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        SSR and SMR
        93 20 VXIN ■AS <SR 20 «Kf SMR pno> you lllaapdkt) Dte«hr IC.rr..l Mtk) B«r*rs S«U«n 2MO0 28S0ON »IOO ATOON Janaarv (Forward Nlkl B.r.r. S«IUr. Jttcm 267 OOh W.MHI W4.00h MMLB ■iMR CV I r.p nMR *MK 10 ■iMR •iMO U Ion pallMl 1 1 Un ptlkli Ul.mp.lkll II
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        GOLD
        227 20 THE KU.OBAR market for cold deliverable in Singapore opened at $27,545 and closed at 177.718 per kilo yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at $390 75 391 50 Good buying interest was evident and by the early afternoon, gold was quoted ai »1 U0 393 50 Some profit
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        COPPER
        31 20 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous in brackets) Wirebar Spot £981 £1,004); sell ers £983 (£1005.50). Three Month buyers £993 (£1.015). sellers £994 (£1.015.50). Market tear: Easier. SaJea: 10,775 tonnes.
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      Closing prices
      30 20 Rubber: Nov 27 Singapore: December: 293.00 cents (down 1.00 cent) Malaysia: December 293.00 cents (down 0.75 cent) Tin: M$2,O75 (up $8) Official offering: 222 tonnes (up 20Vi tonnes)
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      Shares score good gains
      296 20 SENTIMENT took change for the better In selective trading at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Those storks that were supported earned wide-ranging Rains. Second liners, esperiatiy in the hotel sector, Rained as morh as S per rent, with Sea View Hetel stealing the thunder. On
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      Kuala Lumpur
      302 20 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market reacted more positively yesterday to the general upturn of world markets this week, in the absence of other more pressing factors. News filtered through, however, that overseas markets, particularly that in Hongkong, were improving steadily by noon. When trading resumed in the afternoon,
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        NOMINAL RATES
        384 20 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Nov 27: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: Sourer: M-rnll l.ynrh Int. r national (Alia) A Co. NOTE: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customers. INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm:
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        Discount
        43 20 RAMS o( |.-i.<», offered by dit-i-ounl hiju-s.-, n Nov C7 (>\prniKhl -5 Call drpositL Cloiinx Huyiic S«lli*( :i-mnnlh TrtasuryMIU 5I1/1D 5 9/16 .1 nn'iith Hank hills 8S/16 83/16 J montlu CD h.i it, 8 1/18 SmontluCD H 8 Source: Nalioiml Discount To
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        Money market
        37 20 'Iomiik inUrhank rales r < > i Singapore dollars on Nav 27 Offer Bid OwrniRhl 7 7 i I iiiinilh 7 \b 16 713 M 2montlll 8 1/16 7 15/16 Imonllu 8.1/16 8 1/16 OvrrniRht mode 7
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      Prime lending rates
      24 20 THE average rate at which major Singapore bMka are currently prepared to lend to their beat customer! la 1.2 per eeat
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      Pan Malaysia Cement earnings improve
      635 21 PAN Malaysia Cement Works Hot hail managed to i.iisp its consolidated profit for the first six months ended Sep 30 mainly be■if the improved per foi rnances of 62 per cent owned Pan Malaysia Rubbei Industries (PMRI) and Associated Pan Malaysia Cement, its joint- venture
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      Expansion plan at M'wata Steel
      314 21 Expansion plan at M'wata Steel MALAYAWATA Steel Bhd has embarked on M$1M million expansion programme to double Its output within tkree yean. Its general manager, Mr Abdul llallm Rejab, said in Butterworth that tenders have been called far the Installation of a fully automated railing mill. "When ready In 1W2,
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      436 21 METALS ORES PTE. LTD. a member of the UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES located in Jurong invites applications to fill the position of PRODUCTION SUPERINTENDENT The incumbent will have a degree in Chemistry from Nanyang or Singapore University or other recognised universities; at least 2 years of post-qualification working
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      990 21 W/,71% UJCXA/I CTT mL'HM PACKARD 1 GROW WITH HP Now is an excellent opportunity to establish a career with Hewlett Packard. Rapid growth in Singapore with high technology products has created additional opportunities for good people. People, our most valuable resource, determine the character and strength of our organisation. We
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      4859 22 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Serv.ce: *****22 f-J- 1 Mondoy Frrfav 830 om -500pm Or<*nor V 70 ct» p«r word (rr«n »IO 501 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE s*T>-^T \\L /AA. V^V W^^tl l|^^| I|^ J I y\ «T-^-™>| 1)1 W T hSd S cS I Y ICE
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      1207 22 II EMPLOYMENT r^^ ImirtfOilli vacanctas lor tn# follow* IfVfl poait»Of>«:- bbv^^l^^^bs! (1) EXPERIENCED KEY PUNCH I H I'll OPERATORS .HI lor 2 years experience (2) TRAINEE KEY PUNCH OPERATORS Minimum 30 to 35 wpm. OCF G*i SINOAPOP* PTE. LTD. O level (AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS) *_i as. i. One of ln world's
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      1451 23 II EMPLOYMENT j w# mtm \ooti*nQ fof 9OWi#Oft# with 31 Situation* Vacant BOW command ot EngMah. Ha or j *h* mvii b* abia to daacnba and or aitract information ot article* for lalt in ouf cilaloguM Hull b< abto .n__iiii_i__i le type b) Secretarial and preferably A' I evel standard
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      1311 23 II EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCED SALESMEN RE- OUIREO for a tailor shop Salary B plus commission over $1,000 Call A^BBBJBF personally for an Interview at -•MaH'^ M3l. Far East Shopping Centre (Spore 0923) L9O' EXPERIINCED/INEXPEMENCED SALESOMLS required for furnl- MESHE FASHIONS ture showroom at the World requires Trade Centre Interested, please write
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      1166 23 II EMPLOYMENT _J WE RCOUMC MATURE male fe- aw»naa male to be trained as Insurance -»Til3/fc»li!2j^Ll!L. Sales Representatives Promotlon prospects bright for those iScoai a-i<£s? with right attitude Tel: Theresa ivriv^ Lee *****6. aT" 2 SALESOMUs FOR Boutique and (A) ELECTRICIANS Cosmetics Shops. Interview at: (B) SETUP FITTERS (SCREW MA102
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      1181 23 II EMPLOYMENT NEWLY ESTABLISHED ff~^ ELECTRONIC COMPANY I; I A newly established I 1 M U^SpijS'cf 6/ I: J 'P anese multi CYce*tm\ic E n<3llOnal manufacturing EXECUTIVE j company in Ang Mo I Raquiramants: > KiO Industrial Park I a Experience In mechanl- in vites qualified cai engineering or elec-
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      403 23 II EMPLOYMENT Established American S S International Ca-^ 2 COOIfC I fs29s!"#X% WaWm M?¥v W_W___WSBBiWßamiam T s^-^'^?»n n mSXBm 3d O"^" 1 Sr ■tfw'Wl'W *n TO m w B|* < *Ms)aiß]ip«alMattM|B)Bfl V*f a 2T A immim^^ m o g C/)S National I Samiconductor I NS ELECTRONICS W^ m^^^^ m^^ (PTE)LTD
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      850 24 II EMPLOYMENT MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 31 Situation* Vacant Must be -m-oo to do shut work. Free transportation, shift allowance and oilier fringe benefits offered i isc ;i|.(ily in person Ui 142 GUL CIRCLE JURONG I) Production Singapore 2282 Take SBS Bus 255 at Jurong Bus Interchange, del down al KKI'CO
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      1104 24 II EMPLOYMENT I AN ACCOUNTING RUM requires a errands Must have completed m '~W National Service and able to f speak Mandarin and English W *1 1 IB^^a^^m Apply P ersot a "y w 574 Senn m QH^^^^^\ An established Engineering M fW JM- ii)w Com P»°> hM >mmedle«e vacenciaa
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      1196 24 lI EWPLOYIHEUT j Upper Thomson. 7 1/2 m.s Inter- Uct Mr David/ Shla at ***** 1 ested ring Mrs Seah *****10 I FRISCO GRILL DRI VEH/ I has an Immediate vacancy for DESPATCH HOSTESS rilUClri Requirements T^uHllri romnenv Minimum 1 year relevant extor a «fH eetiuiimen wr-'i perlence Requirements: Completed
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      926 24 II EMPIOYMtNT I r t II9METRO V' PTE LTD M (*>** M™”M JOIN COLONEL COLLECTOR SANDERS KENTUCKY GCE O" level with credit FRIED CHICKEN In English PTE. LTD. years experience in similar or related work lOC a mOf« satisfying Those with motorbikes r afajajr will have added advantage Due to
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      1428 24 II EMPLOYMENT OFFICESOV REQUIRED 1 CLASS 4 driver by required immediately by establish- transport company. Tel: *****8. ad firm Attractive salary and fringe SULTANA COCKTAIL LOUNGE rebenefils. with S-worklng days quires I-ounge Hostesses Oood a Preferably with working ex- monthly Income, attractive perlence and Secondary 2 commission plus personal tips
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      1592 25 11l VEHICLES BOATS l OCT DATSUN lOOA HI. tllff- kof done ifi.hflO tins new Lax. 43 Vehicles For Hire £»"»< TH 2812 Mr ">M OATSUN PICKUP wooden MHT OATSUN Masuhlsnl. r..p cm m:m fm OAJWH i§f# roal lax Price $4,300 Tel *****08 lire AMO 1971, 1300 Dalsun Pick- > -rested
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      1732 25 11l VEHICLES BOATS 1975. CORTINA 2OooE Owner leav |it 72 AIRCONOITIONED MERing Alrcond Good condition No CEDES Bern 280 for sale Well PARK $9,000 Contact Jimmy or maintained chauffeur driven. Mr Soh. *****11 Director's car One owner. Please 1*75 FORO ESCORT 1300. one ring *****8. owner, accident free, tax 4/80.
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      1815 25 11l VEHICLES BOATS TOYOTA CEUCA 1t77 new sporte I HuT^uTrcO^TmaalTßd rims, tyres, clutch and disc plat* Tel *****1/ *****1. 1978 Toyota Mitsubishi tape and new speak- Hl-lux Pick-up. Datsun E2O Bus. ers New metallic paintwork. 1977 Datsun 120Y S/Wagon Datshowroom condition. Tel: *****0 sun 1500 Pick-up. Colt Lancer TOYOTA COROLLA
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      1129 25 11l VEHICLES BOATS SUZUKI OS 400 C 5 months old for GOOD PRICE OFFERED. One secsale Ring *****23 after 600 pm ondhand car Phone *****6. 50 itTi SUZUKI OS 400. 8.500 Km Clarence Lane off Alexandra Phone *****46 Road, contact Koh. 1171 AY 27 Suiukl 100 Owner gel- HIGHEST PARF
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      272 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES Industrial site at Sungei Pandan. JT West Coast Road. WM E Suitable for VALE heavy industry. 84,623 m' A Klft (910, 882 sq.ft.) a WATER FRONTAGE The property comprises several industrial and storage buildings with related modern offices, canteen and staff amenities. Infrastructure includes jetty, PUB substation,
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      17 28 In Loving Memory N. SMQARAM. 8.8.M Departed: 2ith Nov. 1974 Hto#rt#A win mo CnMortn
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    IN MEMORIAM
    42 29 M« YKJH CHfANG «NG O AH KOW P«port.d: It II 69 •Ac daported ton yon ago. Kiw«wb<fd by wife, children, in-lawt and gr<ndd>ildrait SUNDER SINGH S/O BHAN SINGH. VILLAGE SUROPADA DIST. AMRITSAR BHOG CEREMONY 2.12.1979, 11.30 A.M. KELANG SIKH TEMPLE.
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      Lock icon CHINA GETS READY...
      473 30  -  CLARE MCDERMOTT: By Lausanne, Tuesday Winter Olympic Games first to welcome them FORMAL planning for China's participation in the Olympic Games under a Communist flag begins today after the vote which granted recognition to its national Olympic committee. Organisers of the Winter Olympic Games at Lake Placid
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      206 30 LPOOC ready to implement new policy LAKE PLACID, Tues. OFFICIALS of the Lake Placid Olympic Organising Committee (LPOOC) said yesterday that they are prepared to implement the new China policy adopted by the International Olympic Committee. Officials said that they expect China's delegation to the winter Games from Feb. 12-24
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      301 30 LAUSANNE, Tnes. The history of Chineae Involvement in the Olympic movement: 1922 China Wins the Olympic movement. 1132 Sprinter Cheng thong Liv competes in the Lm Angeles Olympics the only Chinese athlete to take part. 1148 As Mao Zedong takes power, 26 Chinese athletes
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      246 30 MOSCOW, Ties. The head of Soviet breadcasting yesterday warned foreign television and radio networks not to try and rover political stories daring next year's Olympic Games here. Sergei l.apln, chairman of the state television and radio committee, was addressing a closed seminar ef senior
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      Lock icon China urges Taiwan to accept vote
      233 30 HONGKONG, Tues. A spokesman for the Chinese Olympic Committee yesterday called on Taiwan to accept the decision made by the International Olympic Committee to change their name of representation and flag at future Olympic Games, the New China News agency said. Commenting on the
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      Lock icon Beijing calls for sports exchanges
      154 30 BEIJING, Tues. A Chinese Olympic Committee spokesman yesterday welcomed the International Olympic Committee's overwhelming vote requiring Taiwan to change its name if it wants to continue taking part in the Olympic Games. The spokesman said he hoped that the "Chinese Taipeh Olympic Committee would accept
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      527 30 BRIEFS MEXICO CITY. Tues. Nicaragua's Alexis Arguello, who cannot fight professionally in his own country, was named "Boxer of the Month" for November by the World Boxing Council yesterday for his successful super-featherweight title defence against American Bobby Chacon. Arguello, one of the
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      350 30 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18 1970 EDITION) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 259 OF 1979 XX NG CHIN SENG trading as SENG HUAT SHIP BUILDING A INDUSTRIES CO. EX-PARTE: KWANG NGOE KUEN trading as HUP JIN HARDWARE DEALERS creditor! NOTICE OF CREDITOR'S PETITION
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      Barrington looks ready to take on the world's best
      340 31 FOR the first time in seven years, Jonah Barrington,3B, the man who gave Britain their first squash hero, is ready to take on the world's best in the Pakistan International Airlines World Series of Squash starting at the Kallang Complex on
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      Lock icon McEnroe too good for tired Vilas
      349 31 McEnroe too good for tired Vilas MILAN. TUM. John McEnroe, of the United Statet, made short work of Argentina's (Juillermo Vilas winning 6-1, 6-2 on the opening day of a US$300,000 ($654,000) Mastors tennis tournament here yesterday. Vilas, tired after a long flight from Buenos Aires, where he won a
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      Lock icon Revie seeks annulment
      65 31 IX)NDON, Tues. Former England soccer manager Don Revie yesterday launched his High Court action aimed at annulling the 10-year ban imposed on him by the Football Association last year. Revie quit the England managership in July, 1977, with a year of his contract to run, to take
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      Lock icon Northwich in second round
      213 31 NORTHWICH, Tues. Northwich Victoria clinched a place in the second round of England's Football Association Cup, when they beat another non-League club, Nuneaton, 3-0 in a first-round replay here last night. Goals by Albie Nieman and Jim Collier put Northwich two up after 15 minutes. Nuneaton's
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      Lock icon Bakar brothers to wed
      83 31 Bakar brothers to wed PENANG, Tues The Bakar brothers Isa and Omar who have represented Penang in soccer, will hold a double wedding here on Dec. 16. Isa will be the fifth soccer international to tie the nuptial knot this season. The others were Santokh Singh, Soh Chin Aun, Jamal
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      Unknown Egyptians are in crucial period
      193 31  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By THE Pakistan International Airlines World Series of Squash runs from Dec 5-t at the Kalian* Complex featuring the world's top 1C men professionals. Timeaport today kicks off the countdown with sketches of Egyptians Moussa Helal, Mohammed Asran and Abbas Kaoud, the
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      Big triumphs
      24 31 JURONG beat Queenstown 9-1 and Bukit Timah defeated Kirn Kiat 9-0 in inter-constitu-ency soccer tournament matches at Jalan Besar Stadium last night.
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      Wiry Kaoud is a 'terror' on the court
      160 31 WIRY and fair. Abbas Kaoud (Egypt), the No. 14 seed, is known to fellow professionals as the terror on the court because of his extremely long racket swing. He didn't impress in the Hashim Khan meet at Karachi last year, displaying little
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      SPARRING PARTNER
      135 31 MOUSSA HELAL, 30, a professional at the Birmingham Squash Rackets Club, is reportedly a regular sparring partner of Britain's Jonah Barrington. He did well in the first round of the British Open last April, beating Britain's Andrew Dwyer 9-7, 9-1, 8-10, 9-2 but was in turn defeated by
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      Defeated
      18 31 BUKIT PANJANG defeated Mountbatten 71-46 in an interconstituenry basketball match in the Gay World Stadium last night
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      'Mo' Asran is the best of Egypt's trio
      141 31 'Mo' Asran is the best of Egypt's trio MOHAMMED ASRAN T (Egypt), No. 15 seed, better known as "Mo" to friends, is another known practice partner of Jonah I Barrington's and a regular player on the English county circuit. Asran did better than other aspiring Egyptians in the British Open
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      Twenty Five for money
      283 31 RACING ..with FAIRWAY TWENTY FIVE should prove hard to beat in the Class 2, Division 3 1,200 metres race in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. In his last outing in Penang early this month, the Calshot Light four-year-old finished strongly when second to Sovereign Count With Benson
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      BTM defeat Dacca side
      41 31 DACCA, Tues. The Burmese Trade Ministry beat Dacca's Abahani Kiira Chakra Club 31 (half-time: 2-0) in the Aga Khan Gold Cup soccer tournament here yesterday. Scorers: Burmese Trade Ministry Win Sein (2). Them Htay. Abhani Salahuridin RmitPr
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      S'pore bowler for Moscow Games?
      487 32  -  WILFRED YEO By Manila, Tims. A WORLD tournament of bowling champions, with Singapore's likely involvement in the qualifying round at least, will be a sideshow in the Olympic Games in Moscow next year. The tournament, the final of which will be telecast throughout the world,
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      69 32 TODAY'S EVENTS BASKETBALL Intor-con-stituency tournament: Geylang West v Kg. Übi. Joo Chiat v Whampoa (Tiong Bahru CC) Tampines v Kg. Glam. Bukit Batok v Jalan Kayu (Geylang West CC), Jalan Besar v B Heights (Kg. Eunos CC) All matches at 7.30. HOCKEY SWHA Div 11: SIA v Singapore Malays (Balestier
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      GUTTER CHATTER
      140 32 MANILA, Tues. Soetopo Jananto, described by the FIQ world secretary George Sarahete as "the Father of bowling in Asia," made bowling history by becoming the first official to hold four major positions, reports WILFRED YEO. Besides being the president of both the Persatuan Bowling Indonesia and FIQ Asian
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      182 32 MANILA, Tues. AARO ROUTAMA, of Finland, was yesterday elected president of the tenpin division of the International Bowling Federation (Federation Internationale Besquilleurs FIQ). Routama, a 45-year-old professor of law at Vaasa University, north-west of Helsinki, ousted incumbent president Maurice Glazer, of Britain, by 19 votes to 13
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      Lock icon Aussies win
      42 32 SYDNEY. Tues. Australia beat the West Indies by five wickets in the first Benson and Hedges World Cup Serie* cricket match here today. West Indies 193 (KaUicharran 49, Lillee 2-10. Pascoe 4-29, Border 3-36) Australia 196-5 (G. Chappell 74). AFP
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      20 32 NEW YORK, Tues Seattl Seahawks defeated New Yor< Jets 30-7 yesterday in a National Football League match. Reuter.
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      Watt triumphs after hard fight
      495 32 WATT YAM SENG, of Education, beat Sebastian Lim, of Communications, 9-15, 15-3, 1511 after a hard-fought match in the first-round of the men's singles of the Civil Services individual badminton championships at the Singapore Badminton Hall yesterday. Other results Mea's dalle*: Sean Kang Chui (Ed)
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      It's a now-or-never mission for Jitta's men
      678 33  -  JOE DORAI: Koreans are very fit, but optimism reigns in Singapore camp By Bangkok, Tues A GREAT feeling of optimism reigned in the Singapore soccer camp here today as the side prepare to face South Korea in the first leg of the King's
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      Bored at home, Lim returns to soccer
      312 33  - Bored at home, Lim returns to soccer PETER SIOW By The 26-year-old defender, whose last match for National League Division One champions Rovers was against Farrer Park Dynamos in the President's Cup last year, cites boredom for his return to top-class soccer. Says former "bad boy" Lim: "I've been staying
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      273 33  -  R. JEGATHESAN By TWENTY ONE participants of the hockey coaching course conducted by India's Balkrishnan Singh in 1972 were awarded their long-awaited certificates at a ceremony at the Sports House yesterday. Singapore Hockey Association president Encik Mansor Sukaimi, in his address before the presentation, urged
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      Sun: China are not masters yet
      433 33 BANGKOK, Tues. China will use the preOlympic Games soccer competition in Singapore's National Stadium from Feb. 22-March 8 as a great chance to develop their soccer standard for world recognition, reports JOE DORAI. China, who were admitted to the International Olympic Committee yesterday, following
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      SASA accepts Quek
      135 33  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By THE Singapore Amateur Swimming Association last night approved nonqualifier Richard Quek s inclusion in the Singapore team to next montlrs invitational swimming meet in Hongkong. Though Quek failed to beat the qualifying 59.97 sec. for 100 metres Dutterfly he clocked 1:00.7 in last week's
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    36 34 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones industrial average, which climbed 16.96 points yesterday, was ahead 2.13 points to 830.88 in the fir.it hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange this morning. UPI..
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    33 34 LONDON, Tues. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher yesterday announced in Parliament the return of honours for service to political parties. All political parties will be able to make recommendations for honours. AFP.
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    372 34 UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday THAILAND, in a letter made public here yesterday, complained of 41 casualties from firing or foreign troop incursions into Thai territory from Kampuchea between Nov 12 and 18 in "blatant violation" of its sover- eignty. Thailand said it still intended "to
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    62 34 GENEVA, Tues. The Philippines today formally signed an agreement to become tne 85th full member state of the general agreement on tariffs and trade on Jan 1. Full Gatt membership means the Philippines will benefit permanently from all tariff concessions that have been negotiated by the
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    59 34 BEIJING, Tues Most factories here are now using a bonus system which can raise a worker's salary between 20 and 100 per cent, the official Xinhua news agency reported today. The reinstatement of the bonus system in 90 per cent of the factories in Beijing had stimulated
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    Lock icon Tribal clashes
    39 34 PORT MORESBY, Tues. More than 800 warriors, armed with spears, bows and arrows, have clashed in outbreaks of tribal fighting over an abducted woman in Papua New Guinea that left three men dead, police said today. Reuter.
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    318 34 Unitod Nations, Tuos. THE United Nations Security Council last night failed to agree on procedures for a meeting on the Iranian crisis but agreed to meet later today to discuss the issue. Informed sources said the United States may not immediately be able
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    341 34 Joint call at JapanAsean meeting Greater cooperation for peace and prosperity TOKYO, Tuesday JAPAN and Asean ended their two-day Economic Ministers meeting here today by calling for greater cooperation to secure peace and prosperity in Asia. The call was made in a joint communique which stressed that Japan would continue
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    287 34 WA£ UNGTON, Tues. The United States has told its embassies in about 10 Muslim countries to arrange for the evacuation of non-essential personnel and dependents because of the turmoil in Iran, and violence in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. The State Department said the evacuation
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS
    87 34 Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS LINDA CHEOK Al LENQ. 23 years old. passed away peacefully on November 27. 1979 at 2.05 p.m. at Ml Alvernla Hospital after a short Illness. Sadly missed by father. Jimmy Cheok: mother, Mcc Mcc Cheok. and brothers. Felix and Bernard Cheok. A night service will be held
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      268 34 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cov«r Ptk* .VV Anouol Subtcnption SISS. Fof »u*»cr«>t.on. call *****11 Eil 231 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. INDIVIDUAL investors will soon get a crack at another important vehicle for their funds Commercial Paper which at the moment looks like paying a 1 4 per cent plus interest rate.
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      171 34 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Occasion*! showers TEMP. (C).op to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 21 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 6.24 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: S.21 a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam 7-12C Rain I Ua*aa 8-15C Cloudy \ihen> U-17C Cloudy I Las Aageies 16-21 C Gear Bahrain 18-27C Cloudy Maalla 25-30C Clear Baagkak
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        56 1 *HiIiS Wen guan bu ai qian, wu guan bu xT si. tian xia tai ping yt. If civil officials were incorruptible and military officers fearless of death, the country would enjoy peace. Liang hu xiang dou. hi you yTsl b"i you yTshang. If two tigers fight, one will
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        Strong demand for good translators in business
        761 1  -  TAN BAN HUAT By UP till now the demand for- good translators and copywriters t<; put across business information from English to Chinese has always been great, hut lately ihe neod for Chinese English translators has become apparent. There have been an inof
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        Chinese without tears
        62 1 1& niXn niontou thought jjyj,, v n memory *H^» For example, you may say. xiongmon miss (someone or something) f h7p|i| >JC^:lfcj" 1 1^ wa '£u° Q'uxue shi', hu'oinion cherish ftfß^^(B^ /Ss ~7T i±r w6 hen xiangnian mama. s N meaning, I miss my nionnion bu wong
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        51 1 Rao kou tin* -£r iilE3 i_i y\ Zao lao tou Zao lao tou bu xing zao, Zao lao tou ben xing gao, King gao de btng bu zao, Zao de you bu suan gao, Gao er ybu zao, zao er you gao, Na cai shii zao gao zao gao
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        86 1 INSIDt A spoonful of sugar... fc..—-*^ ~~~~ig ...helps the medirine go down for children, but don't overdo it, warns our doctor this week. He gives anxious parents a few dos and (inn'ts, including the general rule to have medicine taken before meals. Page 6 SSO column 1 1 Today, we
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      PICK of the DAY
      718 2  - PICK of the DAY JOHN DE SOUZA By GETTING back into the swing of things at the drop of a hat is no joke. And this self-styled dictum can be seen to perfection in Country Matters on Ch 5 at 3.30. Entitled quaintly An Asphidistra Of Babylon, this story tells
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        243 2 It's never been so easy to have colour TV in your home! Call *****02 Thorn TV Rentals before noon and get your set installed today! m 51cm B colour set m llPffc Jfc^-__. I rPush-button% I^tPQSITI per month j|U| 365 days FREE service 111 Same-day service for I If calls
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        121 2 Watch out T for the coming attraction National Stadium! IX^Hello-Phone VZ&S Model IC4OOO From now on, you do not need to hold the receiver for dailing, conversation or awaiting call, let the Hello-Phone IC 4000 do the jobs for you, to increase efficiency and bring in more jg^^^S. fC&Mm W
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        229 2 BACH: CHRISTMAS CAMPAIGN MUHiLK KXORATORIO by the Inter- HIBITION at the SAF national Festival Chorus Training Unit from 2 p.m. and Orchestra at the to 5 p.m. On till Sunday. Singapore Conference Hall ANNUAL ART EXHIBIat 8 p.m. today and jion by the Society of tomorrow. Tickets: $2, $3 Chinese
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        1098 2 TV and Radio SINGAPORE 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by Please 6.35 Don't Ask Me Don't Eat The Daisies 7.00 New Mickey Mouse Club 3.25 Diary of Events j?0 J e s Newsreel (Malay) 3.30 Cc^y Matters An As*d«»ra 7 St^ Of Babylon 8.30 Love, Laugh And Die 4.20 Intermission
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        79 3 Born to-day a new beauty star destined to go places with to-days modem Women. j^^Kr Excellence Beauty Soap ■W 88 1 :y .^fl The cieaipier soap sought after y jfc^- v^^ by beautiful we >men everyv\here. P^ j, For luxuriously soft skin/ A" 4^??^^ use KM KRON- the beauty soap
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        393 4 -LIDO: HURRY! HURRY!I SEASON ENDING SOON! 5 SHOWS OAHY linn. 1.30. 4. 645 t 9.15 Admission PRICES CIRCLE $4. STALLS J3 4 $2 aj Nu Halt Price No Military Concession-No free List r^"""^Bai LjJi^KLt 1 r b^^P LaaaV $l*-i '^l bPv i-MiaaS ■^BBBri^paßn t- '^^■BBB^aafjßßifv^a^.^^ lit- Richafd Kiel I JCAPITOL:
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        383 4 KUALA LUMPUR tt*»J?i^l toser^ycxibetter^|| I |Us| For Luxury. Comfort Service «M| JlTl I *I f i'jl that's the hallmark of Hotel Mirama. Whether i) <ffllJ.^' '*'*t>- Mt'l*you are on Vacation, Business or Convention- -iJii '^^.'i-fi I I't>*> f Hotel Mirama has the facilities and experience M\f Jf| I. >. f
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        221 4 8 ORCHARD: DEFINITELY LAST DAY!!! I 4SHOWS AT 1 30. 4.00. 6.30. 9 15 PM bTI WFm K^^^^ U mm mw^ afl 3L^B>la*am\V i Hff/p^^/ ±m^Jm\ I Wt 1 awW Leisvoeoßowe THemßt STADIUM WALK KALLANG PARKCTeI *****G21 I NOW SHOWING! 1.30. 4.00. 6.30 and 9.15PM I Admts«>n Pnc« SI 50.
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        Growing pains of a young orchestra
        1448 5 Growing pains of a young orchestra SINGAPORE *m SYMPHONY^* COLUMN ORCHESTRA I MJ The Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) will be one year old very soon and, like all young orchestras, growing pains are inevitable. Recently, the SSO Column published a story on the resignations from the orchestra which have taken
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        Preview of Talentime finals
        141 5 Preview of Talentime finals TONIGHT is the big night for homeviewers who are game enough to cast their votes as to who they think will be the top three winners of this year's RTS Chinese talenttme To help viewers recall and identify the 12 finalists, RTS will telecast a preview
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        Guys and Dolls
        172 5 THE spirit of "doing something together" drew more than 200 people to devote a good part of their leisure into sweating it out for the Broadway musical, Guys and Dolls, to be put on the local stage. Their efforts are backed by the American Association of Sinapore
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        124 5 At Optique Paris Miki, we make things really clear: German computers to see you get the most accurate eye-test; cleaning and adjustment of spectacles, at no obligation. Our range of prescription eyewear and sunglasses are the latest, and our collection includes some of the most fashionable names in town. For
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        253 5 i You're invited to a demonstration of professional sound reproduction utilizing studio equipment with first generation master tape at the atrium PARKLANE SHOPPING MALL SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR HONG KONG LOS ANGELES NEW YORK G.P 0. Box 1243 SINGAPORE 0104 Tel: *****87 Gale dbx hmrh-temiik loudspeakers tapi noisl mduction maumu mma
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        919 6  -  DR. L.H.S. By Flavour it sweet and don't force it down! MANY factors play a part in the absorpton of drugs and their final steady state in the tissues. The formulaton of the drug, its ph (that is, its aci lity or alkalinity) can influence absorption from
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        Lock icon The truth about hernia
        782 6  -  JANE E. BRODY By in New York IT WAS moving day at the office everything was out of place, and Albert got impatient waiting for the porters to properly position the desks. So he moved them himself. He felt a wrenching pain in his groin, followed
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        174 6 Avoid lifting heavy things WHILE IT really isn't possible to prevent a hernia even a sneeze or cough can theoretically cause a weak spot to give way certain precautions that are sensible for many parts of the body, especially the back, may forestall trouble. Don't plunge right into heavy work.
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        87 6 {^^^^^^^^^■f Nestle I! Vl I I U.--^^ttk m^, <«fe *^Br evaporated K v Jw ESt Ideal makes all the difference JflHH^soRE^; jImJ^^^^fJ^^HhIi Invites you to join a new graceful \\m v Selegant I generation SorelU's soft beautifully designed bras panties give you the perfect feeling of style and comfort. Sorella
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        56 6 U|i I#|i|_bl Ml Make a good impression serve Plumrose .^^g^tjtt m. Quality Meat. The versatile range of food |^JJ^5-*^~Tjj Jjfl** 1 products suitable for any occasion fBI THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY (SINGAPORE PTE LTD 7 s^Ec Contum#r GoodtD«pt: Denmark House 6 Rattles Quay Singapore 01 04 Telephone *****1 Slor« 25
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      Lock icon Bullish market for gold bullion in Japan
      545 7  -  HIDESUKE NAGASHIMA Dealers, housewives are caught in the rush By in Tokyo (.OLD rush of sorts is under way In Japan amid the steady rise in world gold prices. There has been active buying of gold bullion not only hy dealers but also
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      921 7  -  PETER CLARKE By in Tokyo FOR years now American industrialists have fretted over the competitive power of Japan's aggressive export machine. But now the Japanese are beginning to suffer from similar apprehensions as they watch their neighbour, South Korea, emerge as
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        263 7 CAR STEREO NEVER SOUNDED SOGOOD 10 > |^^P m ■Bn/i3XBpXLH 20 50 100 200 500 500 1000 2000 /A Frequency (Hz) IbN /oDWIIn i_\__ JBi METAL TAPE GIVES YOU THE ULTIMATE SOUND FOR THE FIRST TIMEEVER. Here at last, A Hi-Power Auto-Reverse Metal Tape Cassette Player so economically priced J,
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      571 8  -  KAREN VIK EUSTIS Environmentalists become a political force By in Bonn WEST German environmentalists may be the deciding factor in the 1980 national elections. The environmentalists, or Greens, long viewed as politically powerless, hit headlines and sent Shockwaves through the established political parties when they
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      576 8  -  RICHARD MADDEN By in Greenwich, Connecticut GERALD Tsai's hobby is his helicopter, and it has stirred up a flap among some of his neighbours here. The issue is whether he should use his boat dock as a landing pad. Mr Tsai, a Shanghaiborn
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      358 8  - Class still cuts some ice with the British JOSEPH COLLINS By in London A SOCIAL revolution has swept Britain since World War 11, but the obsession with class differences still seems strong. Britons, it is suggested in recent books ana newspaper articles, are still on the watch for the telltale
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      Lock icon Down to earth buddhas
      1378 9  - Down to earth buddhas SEYMOUR TOPPING A changed role in a changed land for the lamas of Tibet By Managing [ditoi ol the New York Times in Lhasa LIVING buddhas were once ensconced in mystic splendour in the temples of Tibet, enthroned and worshipped at a distance. Nowadays it is
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        377 9 OS. E.Asia International Exhibition of Consumer Electronics Electrical Appliances CONEX-ASIA 'BO The Grand Annual HOME APPLIANCES SHOW 21-25 October 1980 WTC Hall 2 Singapore If YOU trade in: CONEX-ASIA 80 is a rational extension from ENEX '78. Hnmp ViHpn anri Snund Eauinment As new P r <>d"Ct s and innovation
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        602 9 4% Now you can be V«v a decision maker. All you have to do is make the first ■B^^^J^^ decision. ..start a Home Study programme i M with Collier Macmillan Schools. If you want to be a success, it's really your own home —in your own spare time up to
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      Split votes will make poll anybody's game
      1028 10  -  M. G. G. PILLAI Factional in-fighting a feature of Port Kelang by-election By our Kuala Lumpur correspondent in Port Kelang "ELECTION campaign: Friends, volunteer workers urgently required to help in election campaign. Please contact Mohan Lai. Tel: *****0." This advertisement in the personal
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      Lock icon Struggle to free hippie haven of drug scourge
      578 10  -  JULIAN ISHERWOOD By in Copenhagen IDEALISTS who fought in the early 1970s for the right to found the "free state" of Christ iania are fighting again this time to stamp out the drug pushers, addicts and escaped terrorists who have turned their
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        477 10 IBS W <W> =»**"i W <f*> W <r*V '4Sf <W -«WF iWWWVWWVWVWWIFirW^ 5( SOUND REASONS )5 S TO CHOOSE SUPERB SANYO STEREO t S RADIO/CASSETTE RECORDERS a Stereo 4 Band Radio/Cassette IkS sS^*M^fc- 9^5 Recorder with Dolby. AMSS II j^^wß Ttt lAulomtlic Music Select System) I^^^^ MA B<g24W(T MP) output
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        283 10 rrnil Get into our HU'UI good books. A Member of the JC-MPH Group MPH BOOKSTORES bring you the wjdest range r <n with each HAM IYN •-*^PM-i«fctMl%-i I 1/ ii vI I— I I >i 'SPACE WRECK' I jJ| 1 1 one 40" x 30" f^/^f^K^ 'SPACE WRECK' N>T V.L
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        458 11 TRAINING INSTRUCTOR is required in our expanding Cummins Distributorship Organisation Job Description To be responsible to the Service Manager for the development and implementation of our own In-house Training, Service Dealer ond End-user Personnel Training for the full 150 to 1600 BHP product ronge of Cummins High Speed Diesel Engines,
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        557 11 I DIESEL MECHANICS I Our expanding Cummins Distributorship Organisation, requires both experienced Grade I Mechanics and qualified Mechanics who have the ability and potential to be framed to Grade I standard on the repairing, overhauling and dynamometer testing of 1 50 to 1 600 bhp Cummins high speed diesel engines
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        648 11 i Apphcotions ore invited for the following posts: ENGINEER Salary Scale: Closs HA ($llB5 x 65 1250 x 130 1380 x 65 2160/2225 x 65 2420) Gross Salary: ($l3lB 2692) Degree in Mechanicol/Electricol/Chemical Engineering acceptable for membership of the Institution of Engineers, Singapore, or those recognised by the Professional Engineers'
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        652 11 4 SINGAPORE LAND LIMITED CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER J^o" l^? 11""*1 M *y« er l M »*»aa Ceatre development (URA sites 83, 84, 85 and 86), invite applications from Singapore citizens ol JE rmanent residents for ultimate position of CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER of one of the Group's subsidiary companies responsible for
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        499 11 ill [t§j jC] 1 111 bankrhtcy mi (CIMPTKR 18) IN THK HK.M KM KT OF SINtiAPOKK IN BANKRI PTCY NO. Ki OF lf» RK: VOW SAI (MOM. PATRICK t a PATRICK VOW AND COMPANY B I'ARTK: SOH CHI AN SF.AH t a MAN HI AT HIN TIMBKR CO. ..< RKIMTOR
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        773 12 The SGV Group Management Consulting Services A UNIQUE CAREER OPPORTUNITY FOR A MBA GRADUATE IN PLANNING Et SUPPLY OPERATIONS $45,000 p.a. Our client, a large international organization wishes to engage I I a PLANNING SUPPLY MANAGER Responsibilities This is a newly created position and reports to the Chief I I
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        507 12 An international manufacturing company invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the position of: STORE SUPERVISOR The successful candidate will supervise and tram a group of employees responsible for receiving and issuing raw materials. He is also to ensure the accuracy of the record-keeping and inventory control of all in-house
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        929 12 UNIVERSITI PERTANIAN MALAYSIA SERDANG, SELANGOR Kenyataan Tawaran 16/1979 Toworon odoMi dipetowo don pembefcol-pembekol yong bardoftor dangon Univaniti Partonion Motoyvo, untuk meloktoookon don membekol perioro-oeriora ioparti barikut:rwn narga U. Rujukon Tandar Jen™ P.mbafcalan TarikhTwtwp TandW No S*notkah 1. T 87/79(102) Sebuah Maternity 20/12/79 1 10.00 P«n. 2. T88/79(102) Keqo pengecoton 20/12/79
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        642 12 I 4, 1 /rmw/sfw/fff M/ TENDER NOTIFICATION A SATS mv.tes tenders for the design tabn A m cot.on and installation of a Document A Corner System for the proposed A,r Freight A W Terminal at Chong. International A.rport A Singapore The Document Corner System w,ll consist 4b of 3 types
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