The Straits Times, 6 February 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1980 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    TRIPLE SHOCK FOR MOTORISTS
    671 1  -  LEE KIM CHEW Road taxes and fees ALL up By MOTORISTS will have to pay substantial increases in road taxes, registration fees and additional registration fees from today. Annual road taxes for private and hire cars are up by between 5 and 20 cents per c.c,
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    55 1 ROTTERDAM. Tues. A court here derided today to rt-open the trial of Dutch millionaire Pieter Menten, 80, arrused of helping the Nazis massacre Jews in Poland in 1941 Mr Menten was convicted and sentem-ed in December 1977 to 15 years in prison but was released a year later
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    My life has been threatened, says Sakharov
    278 1 My life has been threatened, says Sakharov MOSCOW, Ties. Mr Andrei Sakharov, seen here with his wife, Yelena, could face a more terrifying fate than exile confinement to an insane asylum. The Nobel Prize winning dissident leader lashed oat agalast Soviet authorities again yesterday, charging that his life has been
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    Lock icon Guerillas kill engineer
    79 1 MONZA (Italy). Tues. Four people today ambushed and killed Paolo Paoletti, chief enpnet-r and technical director of the Swiss-owned Icmesa chemicals plant which caused the worst pollution in Italy's history four years afjo, police said. They said the attack bore the hallmark of urhan guerillas. An explosion
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    Lock icon Blast cuts oil pipes
    71 1 TEHERAN, Tues. An explosion in southern Iran cut six oil and gas pipelines last night, and started a fire which was put out early today, the state radio reported. It quoted officials in the area as saying the pipes affected were a 40 cm line taking
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    Pump prices to go up after Lunar New Year
    410 1  -  SOH TIANG KENG OIL HIKE: THE NEXT ROUND By PETROL and diesel prices in Singapore will go up soon after the Chinese New Year, oil industry sources said last night. This next revision of prices the last one was on Jan
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    Lock icon Tito's health improves
    56 1 BEI.URADE. Tues President Tito's general state of health is improving after the amputation of his left leg and he is carrying out some of his regular duties, his doctors said today. The 87-year-old Yugoslav leader is convalescing at a hospital in the north-western city of Ljubljana after
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    Lock icon London paper sues CIA for info
    141 1 NEW YORK, Tues. The London Sunday Times is suing the CIA to force it to reveal any information it may have about Mr David Holden, the newspaper's chief foreign correspondent who was murdered in Cairo in 1977. In a suit filed in federal court
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    Lock icon SOVIET FLEET HEADING FOR VIETNAM?
    157 1 SOVIET FLEET HEADING FOR VIETNAM? TOKYO, Tues A top Japanese Defence Agency official said today there were greater chances that a powerful flotilla of 10 Soviet Pacific Navy ships, spotted cruising out to the East China Sea yesterday, was heading for Vietnam rather than the Indian Ocean. Mr Ryohei Oga,
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    Lock icon Tax hike on foreigners
    58 1 JAKARTA, Tues. Foreigners, dogs and establishments serving alcoholic drinks are the subjects of new substantial tax raises passed by the Jakarta city assembly yesterday. Taxes on foreigners have been raised to 30,000 rupiahs (US$4B) annually, sales of alcoholic drinks to 64,000 rupi ahs. and on pedigree
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    Cuts likely for the 30-45 pc income tax group
    697 1  -  LESLIE FONG By News Editor THE GOVERNMENT is likely to reduce income tax rates for people in the 30 to 45 per cent tax brackets as an incentive for professionals and other "brain workers" to stay and contribute even more to
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    Air pact talks may take longer
    434 1  - Air pact talks may take longer JANIE KHOO By Kuala Lumpur, Tues THE Singapore-Malay-sian air talks now going on in Kuala Lumpur may be extended to allow officials from both sides more time to study detailed proposals presented so far. The talks, which started yesterday, were adjourned till tomorrow at
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    40 1 NEW ORLEANS. Tues. A jackup drilling rig with 42 workers aboard capsized in the Gulf of Mexico off the Texas coast today, tossing the workers into the water and injuring seven cf them, the Coast Guard reported. UPI
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    37 1 CERVINIA (Italy), Tues A wall of snow rolled over the north Italian ski resort of Cervinia during the night, killing two British tourists in then apartment block and injuring at least 10 other people. Keuter
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    LATEST FOUR SNATCH TEC'S GUN
    87 1 LATEST FOUR SNATCH TEC'S GUN I'OI.K K were early this morning search In* for (our men Mho snatched a defective's revolver at the Oasis niffhuiuh In Kalian* Just before midnight. Hltnt'.sws said that the four men had an argument with the detective before they snatched his revolver and dashed off
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      119 1 48 pages today SINGAPORE SWEEP RESULTS Page 8 LUNAR New Year crackdown 4 RELATIVES of Desai and Charan under graft probes S RESOURCES are drying up, say researchers t STUDENTS' eyes hit by metal splinters 7 MEDICAL leave SCs to repay lost days 8 RICH fund of ideas for lifting
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      Lock icon Sirikit calls on Rosalynn
      38 2 Sirikit calls on Rosalynn MRS Rosalvnn Carter, the I>S first Lady, greets Queen Slrlklt of Thailand at the White House on Monday. Queen Slriklt is in the US to seek medical treatment for allergy to pollution. AP picture.
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      Lock icon N. Korea's charge
      70 2 TOKYO. Tues North Korea accused South Korea today of staging large-scale military excereises along the border on the eve of preliminary negotiations on the reunification of the two Koreas. Rodong Sinmun. official newspaper of North Korea's ruling worker's Party, said "the exercise was of provocative nature against
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      Lock icon Pact on new combat tank
      48 2 PARIS, Tues. France and West Germany today agreed to work together on developing a combat tank to equip the armies of both countries. The agreement was signed here today by French Defence Minister Yvon Bourges and his West German counterpart Hans Apel. AFP.
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      Lock icon ALI KEEPS 'CARTER TORCH' BURNING IN KENYA
      182 2 ALI KEEPS 'CARTER TORCH' BURNING IN KENYA NAIROBI, Tues. Former boxing champion Muhammad Ali, slightly dazed by his first round of diplomacy aimed at boycotting the Moscow Olympics, came out fighting for President Carter in the second round in Kenya today. "I support President Carter 100 per cent and now
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      Lock icon Russia still keen on good things of detente: Brez
      337 2 'Any road to lasting peace is desirable' MOSCOW, Tues PRESIDENT Leonid Brezhnev, in words directed more at Europe than at the US, said yesterday the Soviet Union still wanted to "move forward" with efforts to contain the east-west arms race and
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      Lock icon Schmidt, Giscard warn Moscow
      189 2 Schmidt, Giscard warn Moscow PARIS, Tues. France and West Germany said today the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan was "unacceptable" and announced their determination to honour all their military obligations as members of the Ameri-can-led Atlantic alliance. A special declaration signed by French President vaiery Giscard d'Estaing and West German
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      Lock icon No need for any recognition: Minister
      133 2 No need for any recognition: Minister I KABUL, Tues. The I Soviet-backed Afghan regime of Babrak Karmal has not been recognised by a single country, according to its Foreign Minister Nur Mohammed Dost. Mr Dost told a meeting with "friendly" journalists, which noticeably included India, that "we have not so
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      Lock icon Withdrawal put oft
      74 2 BEIRUT. Tues. Syria has agreed to postpone for a few days its decision to withdraw its peacekeeping troops here to give the Lebanese government time to fill the seturity gap their departure would create. Lebanese Prime Minister Selim Al Hoss received ihe assurance yesterday from Syrian President
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      Lock icon Japan carries on trade with Russia despite pledge
      274 2 Japan carries on trade with Russia despite pledge £i U SS R J TOKYO, Tuesday JAPAN is conducting business as usual with Moscow despite the government's pledge to do its utmost to support US economic sanctions against the Russians for their invasion of Afghanistan. Government ministries "1 and major trading
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      Lock icon KL now ready to hear Afghan guerilla chiefs
      240 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Malaysian Govern- j ment today reversed its, earlier position and said it was ready to hear the case of two Afghan gueril- j la leaders now here to I seek military aid against Soviet troops occupying their country.
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      Lock icon Ohira says it again: Soviet build-up a threat
      168 2 Ohira says it again: Soviet build-up a threat TOKYO, Turn. Japanese Prime Minister MasayMhl Ohira reiterated today that Soviet military power la a "potential threat" to Japan's security. The Prime Minister made the remark when he was ashed by reporters to comment o.«i new Japanese Defence Agency director general kirblzo
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      DON'T BE SHY
      35 2 IK VOl ran speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, (top yourself and start In Mandarin. Th<> other person may know Mandarin but may also be shv. Be the initiator!
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      120 2 You're never too far away 1 t W^^Zxm* f*** llllk mil I l I v*^«- i^t^UNn' WF "Happy New Year!" Share the spirit of the occasion with loved ones far away. Phone them and be a part of the excitement. Book your greetings calls now by phoning ***** and avoid
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      'Camps can cope with new Khmer influx'
      415 3  -  FRIEDA KOH s^£^L< By of the Straits Times Foreign Desk RELIEF camps in Thailand can cope with any sudden massive flow of Kampucheans and can absorb hundreds of thousands more refugees should the Vietnamese launch a full-scale attack on guerilla strongholds. This picture
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      Lock icon Envoy to head Panmunjom team
      120 3 Envoy to head Panmunjom team SEOUL, Tues. Ambassador Kim Young-Choo, a career diplomat, will head a three-man delegation to a preparatory meeting tomorrow at Panmunjom to arrange direct talks between the prime ministers of South and North Koreas, it was announced here today. South Korean Prime Minister Shin HyonHwack and
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      64 3 PARIS. Tues. The French Foreign Ministry yesterday set up a crisis management team to monitor the situation in Tripoli, where a mob of Libyans burned and ransacked the French Embassy, authoritative sources said. Observers here said the establishment of this crisis management team showed that Paris took
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      Lock icon Warning on 'open-door' economic policy
      114 3 Warning on 'open-door' economic policy JAKARTA, Tues. President Suharto's adviser on ideological affairs, Dr Ruslan \bdulgani, was today reported to have warned that Indonesia would fall to achieve prosperity If the government continued its current economic policies. He was quoted as tellIn a; the Indonesian Christian Students Movement last night
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      Lock icon Some double dealing
      81 3 CHICAGO, Tues. A former taxi driver was convicted yesterday of stealing three Cezanne paintings valued at US$4.5 million (39.67 million) from the Art Institute of Chicago then trying to sell them back to the gallery for a fraction of their worth. Laud "Nick" Pace, 31, had worked
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      Lock icon Panda cured
      39 3 BEIJING, Tues. Ching Chine, a four-year-old giant Panda, is bark delighting Shanghai zoo visitors with her mischievous expressions after four months of both Western and Chinese-style treatment for a serious kidney ailment, a Shanghai newspaper reports. AP.
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      Talks to limit power of UN veto
      239 3  -  ABBY TAN By Our Manila correspondent MANILA, Tues. Veto limitation is one issue being discussed at the one month meeting here of the special committee on strengthening the United Nations Charter. The vice-chairman of i the meeting which began last Monday, Mr Abdul
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      Of pleasure-seekers and patriots
      127 3 BANGKOK, Tues. Tourists who roam the resort city of Haadyal in search of Vietnamese prostitutes will not only fail to find any but are liable to be lectured by pimps on the Vietnamese threat to Thailand, the Bangkok Post reported. The Thai newspaper was referring to
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      Lock icon KREMLIN ROLLS OUT THE RED CARPET
      166 3 KREMLIN ROLLS OUT THE RED CARPET MOSCOW, Tues THE Kremlin rolling out the red carpet nere today for Mr Heng Samrin (centre), head of the Viet na mese- backed Kampuchean regime in Phnom Penh, as he arrived with a sizeable part of his government tor his first visit. He was
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      Lock icon Crisis plans
      57 3 MANILA, Tues. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos today ordered the armed forces to draft contingency plans to meet any spillover of the crisis I in the Middle East and Indochina. Mr Marcos had recently expressed fears that US involvement in the Persian Gulf states and Indochina would eventually affect
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      Lock icon Mdm Deng in Bangkok
      250 3 BANGKOK, Tuesday CHINA today underscored its support for Thailand with the arrival here of a six-man Chinese friendship trip Bangkok led by Madam Deng Yingchao, widow of Premier Zhou Enlai. Madam Deng is politically the most powerful woman in China. The official Xinhua news agency said
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      145 3 Styleproof Unmistakably Rado. Style is synonymous with beauty. And beauty is quite absolute more than a harmonic composition of colour and form. Beauty, in its most profound sense, signifies perfection in simplicity and clarity, style and perspective. But what does beauty mean if it is not permanent? This is why
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      Lock icon Lunar New Year crackdown
      350 4 Lunar New Year crackdown BEIJING GETS TOUGH BEIJING, Tims CHINA has decided to hit hard at superstition, gambling, clan warfare, smuggling and other activities that traditionally show renewed vigour around the Lunar New Year. Authorities in the central province of Anhui have even explicitly banned "witches from practising their apparently
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        Lock icon Next feeler's in for a kick
        88 4 A GROUP of foreign women living in Tokyo, fed up with being fondled in overcrowded subway trains, have threatened physcial violence to the next Japanese man who tweaks, pinches, strokes or otherwise touches them. "If you animals don't act like gentlemen, we will not
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        Lock icon Anyone for lion stew?
        79 4 WHAT goes with lion stew? Well, Mr Alain Dupuis, owner of the French Shack Restaurant in Manhattan, recommends wild rice and a dry burgundy. Mr Dupuis started serving lion stew at his midtown restaurant on Monday during lunch time "lots of businessmen with expense accounts" for
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        Lock icon Officials can't sit on the job
        72 4 THE local Labour Office in Padang, west Sumatra, is so short of office equipment that two officials have to sit in one chair to carry out their daily work, it was reported in Jakrta on Monday. The inspector general of the Labour Ministry, Dr
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      Lock icon Sack for coward who left woman to rapists
      195 4 Sack for coward who left woman to rapists BEIJING, Tues. A man who fled when a woman pleaded for rescue from two armed men has been fired as a factory manager in Qiqihar and expelled from the Communist Party, the People's Daily said today. The woman was raped after the
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      Lock icon The politics behind some Chinese divorces
      132 4 The politics behind some Chinese divorces BEIJING, Tues. Political disagreements are behind some divorces in China, a top Beijing magistrate tola the Xinhua News Agency today. Mr Li Suchang, chief of the civil division of Chongwen district people's court, gave no further details of the divorces carried out for political
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      Lock icon A new golden age for Iran through eyes of Bani-Sadr
      346 4 TEHERAN, Tima. ABOLHASSAN Bani-Sadr has begun his term as Iran's first president by revealing a vision of a rebirth greater than Europe's renaissance. He was formally endorsed as the new president by revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny who returned yesterday
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      Dream of the Red chamber
      149 4 STOCKHOLM, Ties. If the Swedish communist party has Its way, the roval palace will be turned into a youth hostel, a day care centre, •r a labour movement museum. Six members of parliament representing the communist party have Introduced a Bill proposing a takeover of
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      Lock icon Good legwork after foot was rejoined
      139 4 BEIJING, Tues. A worker whose severed foot was rejoined by surgery three years ago is back at work, able to walk normally and carry Mkg loads, the lianjln Dally reports. The paper said Mr Wang Yu-sheng, 24, a scaffolding worker, had been on the
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      191 4 -y to your V TEENAGERS f ABOOT SEX Our teenage children need guidance in the sensitive and important area of sex. They need standards, and tney need acceptance. Read the experts advice on this subject, this month, in the Reader's Digest. Also in this issue: America Chooses a President 40
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      Lock icon Relatives of Desai and Charan under graft probes
      346 5 NEW DELHI, Tuesday THE Indian Government today made public a report recommending further investigations and formal inquiries into allegations of corruption against relatives of former Premiers Morarji Desai and Charan Singh. A summary of the 500page report by former Supreme Court Judge
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      Lock icon Saudis 'cool' over US umbrella
      206 5 RIYADH. Tues. United States Presidential security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski sought today to sell Saudi Arabia the concept of an American security umbrella over the Middle East but he was finding the Saudis "cool" towards the idea. Western diplomatic observers said Crown Prince Fahd and other
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      Lock icon World-wide spy in the sky system
      317 5 GENEVA, Tu«s AN inter-governmental group has begun an intensive study of a French plan to set up a worldwide spy satellite system which could provide reliable information on armament concentrations. Thirteen experts said in a preliminary report that the earth observation satellites could give
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      58 5 NEW YORK, Tues. The former presidential yacht Sequoia which served eight US leaders from Herbert Hoover to Gerald Ford only to be drummed out of government service by President Carter is up for sale again. The 55-year-old, woodpanelled yacht was sold by the government in 1977 under
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      Lock icon Problem tiles delay space shuttle
      167 5 CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Tnes. Frustrated space agen- y officials blame little tUes, some no bigger than Ssq cm, for new delays In the mnlti-bU-lion dollar space shuttle P r rr *mm. e SIT iJii t C scheduled for a I*lB, astronauts aboard this sunnier If
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      283 5 CASINO OFFICER QUITS AFTER FBI INQUIRY I dn not consider myself any kind of a hero. Where have we come to if that is consider- A ed heroic? US Sena tor Harry Pressler who turned down a bribe offer by an FBI agent disguised as an Arab sheikh. NEW YORK,
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      Riyadh bid to stop oil price hike
      157 5 Riyadh bid to stop oil price hike NICOSIA, Tues. Saudi Arabia might reduce its crude oil price or increase production in a bid to arrest the price escalation within the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, the Middle East Economic Survey today quoted a Saudi source as saying. Saudi Arabia increased
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      Lock icon Big demand for kidnap and ransom insurance
      221 6 Big demand for kidnap and ransom insurance CHICAGO, Tuesday THERE is big money to be made in international terrorism, true or false? US insurance companies are out to capitalise on the premise that this is true by selling kidnap and ransom insurance or K-and-R insurance, as it is familiarly known.
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      195 6 IT'S THE REAL STING FOR COKE GENEVA, Tues. An international trade union group yesterday called on its members to take action against the Coca Cola soft drinks firm, accusing the company's licensed bottler in Guatemala of violent anti-labour practices. The Geneva-based International Union of Food and allied workers' associations said
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      333 6 Landmark suit shakes up the Lloyd's tradition LONDON, Tues. Lloyd's of London, the world's top insurance market, has been shaken by an unprecedented court action challenging its traditionbound business methods. A spokesman of Lloyd's today confirmed at least 29 wealthy members of one of its insurance syndicates are disclaiming responsibility
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      Lock icon Calmest day after the gold storm
      101 6 Calmest day after the gold storm HONGKONG, Tues The Hongkong gold market today experienced its calmest day here since the start of the year, with a fluctuation of only a few dollars from yesterday's prices. Having opened at US$662 an ounce this morning compared with yestrrd.r York closing price of
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      Lock icon Resources are drying up, say researchers
      452 6 Resources are drying up, say researchers NEW YORK, Tuesday RECENT studies by resource and population scientists reveal that many of the earth's resources that enable the human race to feed, shelter, transport and clothe itself have passed their peak production years. The researchers' findings indicate tnat the decreasing rate of
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      31 6 HONGKONG. Tues Three illegal immigrants from China lirowiml and another 116 were rescued today when their junk capsized off Lintao Island to the west of here, police said. Keuter
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      Lock icon Nurses trade smocks for long underwear
      109 6 MVIMOK (Sweden), Tues. Nurses at a hospital here, concerned more about roving eyes than winter drafts, ha\e traded their smocks for the only modest hospital garh available long underwear. The nurses, tired of their white frocks that rise Immodestly each time they bend over,
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    Students' eyes hit by metal splinters
    290 7 Students' eyes hit by metal splinters TWO Ayer Rajah Vocational Institute students were recently injured in the eyes by flying metal splinters, in separate accidents, while metal machining at the institute. The students, a boy and a girl, both 15, were working on the tool bit when the accidents happened.
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    Three bound for C'wealth study meeting in Canada
    171 7 Three bound for C'wealth study meeting in Canada THREE Singaporeans will be among 300 people from 90 Commonwealth countries to attend the Duke of Edinburgh's Fifth Commonwealth Study Conference in Canada from May 17 to June 7. They are Mr Tan Peng 800, deputy secretary, Labour Ministry, Mr Kenneth Mok,
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    Eight classes at centre
    33 7 THE Lowland Road community centre will hold courses on cooking, cade-mak-ing, flower arrangement, children's art, piano, harmonica, tai chi, and free tuition for Primary 6. For details ring *****37.
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    SCCCI date
    31 7 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry will hold a reception to celebrate Chinese New Year at its premises on Feb 16 from 11.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.
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    Stage is set for taking up politics as a career
    390 7 Stage is set for taking up politics as a career THE Labour Minister, Mr Ong Pang Boon, said last night Singapore has reached a stage in its development when it can encourage a generation to think of politics as a career. As a new nation and a young society, it
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    Robbers' New Year plea rejected
    287 7 A DISTRICT judge yester- I day rejected the plea of four young confessed robbers not to "rob" them of Chinese New Year with their families. YongWai Meng, 21, Yip Hoon Theng, 22, Nee Kai Seng, 22, and Ham Kong Woon, 21, had asked Mr Adrian
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    Linfield awarded $12 million in consent judgment
    453 7 CHO Jock Kirn and his company. International Holdings Pte Ltd, yester-r day consented to judgment for US$5.B7 million (5512.62 million) in a civil suit here brought against them by Linfield Ltd of I Hongkong. Mr Justice Sinnathuray awarded Linfield the judgment sum and
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    Offshore meet
    29 7 THE Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Dhanabalan, will open the Offshore South-east Asia conference-cum-exhibition at the Hyatt Hotel on Feb 26 at 10 a.m.
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    In Singapore soon
    71 7 AN international technical information organisation, Technocade Asia, will be incorporated in Singapore when it becomes independent from its Canadian sponsor in three months. Its independence would give the organisation greater access to financial assistance from developed countries, the World Bank and the United Nations. Technocade, of which
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      545 7 I KONG HEE FATT CHOY/ 1 I Shangri-La wishes you I a Happy and Prosperous Chinese New Year I J*m /J\ \9\ hangri-La wishes 0 prosperity and wealth H p. N new lunar year. Join Family Reunion aUSpiciOUS Season V 'R| I H ■z^^^. Ourprise your loved ones ties. Gather
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    *****36 wins first prize in Singapore Sweep
    246 8 *****36 wins first prize in Singapore Sweep TICKET No. *****36 won the first prize of $500,000 in the Singapore Sweep drawn last night. The second prize of $150,000 went to ticket No. *****78. Third prize of $75,000 went to ticket No. *****00; fourth prize of $50,000 to ticket No. *****81
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    Medical leave SCsto repay lost days
    208 8 Medical leave SCsto repay lost days SPECIAL Constabulary members will have to do make-up duties on those days they fall sick, even if they produce medical certificates, from March 1. If they do not report for their make-up duties, the SC will extend their 12-year national service liability to pay
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    SIA plan to set up counselling clinic for staff
    141 8 SIA plan to set up counselling clinic for staff THE Singapore Airlines Group is planning to set up a clinic to provide counselling services to staff. According to the latest issue of Outlook, SlA's house magazine, the Extra-Curricular Activities Committee intends to build up a corps of volunteers wno would
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    On Mandarin
    26 8 A MANDARIN course will be held at the Queenstown community centre every Wednesday between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Those interested should call *****0.
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    'SELAMAT DATANG' AGAIN FOR RASA SAYANG
    148 8 'SELAMAT DATANG' AGAIN FOR RASA SAYANG THE familiar white hulls of the passenger ship. Rasa Sayang, will be seen regularly in Singapore harbour next year when it calls here on its Far East cruises. The 18,595-torne ship, which was popular with both Singaporeans and tourists when it was based here,
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    Coffee packs in metric
    44 8 COFFEE powder will be pack ed in metric sizes from July 1, says the Metrication Board. They will come in packs of 50g, IOOg. 200g, 250g. 300g. 500g. 750g, one kg and multiples of 500g for sizes above one kg
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    CIVIL SERVANTS HAPPY WITH CLASS PROGRESS
    83 8 CIVIL servants attending the oral Mandarin course organised by the Ministry of Culture are happy with the results. The Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Dr Ow Chin Hock, told the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation that topics for the 26 lessons for Part n have been finalised. The
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    Unpleasant memories linger in mind of award winner
    251 8 KALES representative Miss MarU Lee had mixed feeliags about the bravery aceelade accorded her at the Hilton Hotel yesterday when she received the Oolnoem Stoat Effort Award far December. Although happy about winning it, vivid memories of the ufcrtuate death of a
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    On cookery
    29 8 THE Serangoon Garden community centre will hold courses on pa dang curry, restaurant cooking and cakemaking. Those interested should tel *****69 between 2.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m.
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    Night tour
    34 8 THE Ulu Pandang community centre youth group will hold a night tour on Feb 23. Application forms are available at the centre. For details, ring *****8 between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m.
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    A rich fund of ideas for lifting skills is hoped for
    607 9  -  LEE KIM CHEW By FOR Singapore, making a scheme like the Skills Development Fund work is quite a task if the experiences of. several countries are anything to go by. The schemes in other countries have fallen through mainly
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    QC: Engineer struck off rolls wasn't defiant of the law
    630 9 QC: Engineer struck off rolls wasn't defiant of the law THE Professional Engineers Board, which ordered an engineer to be struck off the rolls after an inquiry last December, was wrong in holding that he was defiant and contemptuous of the law, a Queen's Counsel submitted in the High Court
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    CNB work impresses Bonn delegation
    121 9 A SEVEN-MEMBER West German parliamentary delegation, while on a two-day visit to Singapore, had discussions with the Minister for Home Affairs, Mr Chua Sian Chin, and the director of CNB, Mr Tee Tua Ba. The delegation, on a fact-finding mission, was impressed by Singapore's anti-drug
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    Woman found nephew submerged in jar
    181 9 Woman found nephew submerged in jar WHEN factory worker Miss Sim Hoe pat her hand Into an earthen to draw water, she It "something." I x>oking In, she saw her tw#-ye*r-old nephew, Ne* Jin Kok, In the water. She palled the submerged child out and called tor help. In a
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    Rotary club talks
    77 9 THE public relations secretary of the Salvation Army, Capt Keith P. Sharp, will speak on Service to the Total Man, at the Rotary Club of Singapore during a lunch meeting at the Mandarin Hotel at 1 p.m. today. Prof R. L. Tamby Raja of the Kandang Kerbau
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    MP's date
    35 9 THE Minister of State (Defence) and MP for Radin Mas, Mr Bernard Chen, will attend the Residents' Committees of Radin Mas inauguration at the Radin Mas community centre hall today at 8 p.m.
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    Don't waste court's time, man told
    278 9 Don't waste court's time, man told $lm PROPERTY TUSSLE A businessman was rebuked by the judge in the High Court yesterday for wasting the court's time and told to think before answering. Mr Justice Chua directed the remarks at Mr Neo Tai Kirn, SO. Mr Neo and his wife, Madam
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    PRICE OF FRESH MUTTON TO GO UP
    82 10 PRICE OF FRESH MUTTON TO GO UP FRESH minion will cast 60 cents more a kilo from Friday because of higher prices of imported Australian sheep, the secretary of the Singapore Mutton Dealers Association, Mr S.I. Samy, said yesterday. The new price will be $8.80 a kilo. The price of
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    Elderly get ang pows
    58 10 SIXTY-SIX Social Welfare recipients each received ang pows of $30 from the MP for Kolam Ayer. Mr Sidek Saniff. at the Kolam Ayer community hall on Sunday. Mr Sidek stressed at the function, organised by the PAP Kolam branch and the constituency's citizens' consultative committee, that
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    Watch that parking!
    275 10 TRAFFIC police have began a concerted drive to clear the roads of heavy vehicles like lorries and trailers found parked indiscriminately and causing obstruction to other road users. Yesterday, traffic policemen cracked down on a row of four empty trailers that were park- ed near a bend
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    Deathbed confession of a mentally ill wife
    154 10 Deathbed confession of a mentally ill wife A kakmeks wife confessed on her deathbed that she had taken weed-killer to commit suicide as she was suffering from mental illness. Her husband, Mr Ang Peng Teck, 33, told a coroner's court yesterday that Neo Ah Hoo, 30, had once tried unsuccessfully
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    Seven more community homes for the old folk
    287 10 SEVEN more community homes for the aged will be set up in housing estates by mutual benefit organisations, a church group and a cooperative. One of them, the Luk Her community home for the aged, to be run jointly by six Hokkien
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    Queenstown chess contest
    70 10 THE Queenstown community centre's chess club will hold its ninth open chess championship for the I Jek Yeun Thong challenge trophy from March 9 to 30. The games will be held on weekends from 3 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. Entries close on Feb 21 The club will
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    School's funfair
    41 10 TANJONG Katong (.'ills' School vwll hold a fun fair on March 3 at Iho school grounds from 10 am to mfec funds for charity and developing thr students' welf.uc f,i clinics Ticket! fm irn- fan arc now on sale
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    Talk on plays
    40 10 MALAYSIAN playwright Uhloo Koi uho is here on I brief vWt, will kivc talk on the genesis of ,i play, followed by a play reading teasloa, at the National Theatre Club Hall on Monday at 8 p.m.
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    On green thumbs and fishes
    76 10 On green thumbs and fishes THE Ministry of National Development will hold a horticulture and aquarium fish show at the World Trade Centre from Sept 17 to 22. Hobbyists, breeders and exporters of aquarium fish and horticulturists are encouraged to take part. The Primary Production Department will also take part
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    Photo show
    49 10 AN exhibition of Swiss Photographers from 1840 to today will be held at the National Museum Art Gallery from Feb 14 29 from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. The Swiss Permanent Charge d' Affaires, Mr Max Leu, will open the exhibition next Wednesday at 5.30 p.m.
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    Alert for cheques
    82 10 POLICE have received a report from Interpol that 130 US$5OO First National City Bank travellers cheques worth U5565,000 (*****J50) were reported missing from the Nepal Bank Limited in Kathmandu on June 18 last year. The cheques are num- bered from 0062 553 096 to 0062 553 225.
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    Look out for fake tax collectors, warns dept
    228 11 THE Income Tax Department has advised the public to report to the department or the police if people claiming to be Inland Revenue Officers ask them for donations. The public is also warned against people who claim to be friends of Inland
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    SUICIDE WOMAN HEARD CALL' FROM MALAYSIA
    217 11 BEFORE her death, a Malaysian housewife told! her brother that she had heard her parents "call- ing" her, a coroner's court heard yesterday. But her brother, Mr Lee Siew Wah, testified that this was "nonsense" as their parents were in Malaysia at the time.
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    Fined $500 for having cannabis
    83 11 A GERMAN tourist, Bruno Dahl, was fined a total of $500 by a magistrate yesterday when he pleaded guilty to having 9.39 grams of cannabis and a pipe to smoke it. A customs officer at the Woodlands checkpoint had found some dried seeds and an
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    Ang Mo Kio ceremony
    52 11 THE foundation stone-laying ceremony of the new Ang Mo Kio community centre will be held at Ang Mo Kio Street 22 on Sunday at 9.30 a.m. The MP for Ang Mo Kio, Mr Yeo Toon Chia, will attend the function, held by the new centre's building
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    Fined $100
    52 11 ADVERTISING executive Hugh William Jamieson. 55. was fined $100 after he was found guilty in a magistrate's COWI on Monday of causing an affray by fighting with Mr Somrhai. a Thai, and disturbing the peace The offence was rommitted at a petrol kiosk in Uukit Timah Road on
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    HOSPITAL PATIENT MISSING
    54 11 A PATIENT of the WMdbridge Hospital, Y.ng Ten* Poo (above), 32, has been reputed missing since Jan 8. He was the* working at a hospital farm. Anyone seeing him Is requested to contact either the hospital at tel *****77 or his family at ni-H, Block 59, Circuit
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    Military exercises
    38 11 THE Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises at Maju, Pulau Tekong and Tampines areas until Saturday between 8 a.m. and midnight. Blanks and thunderflashes will he used. The public is advised not to be alarmed.
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    Gun joke ended in a tragedy, court told
    332 11 Gun joke ended in a tragedy, court told FACTORY operator Mohamed Fauzy bin Abdul Aziz's joke to frighten his colleague with a revolver ended in tragedy when he shot dead the colleague, a district court heard yesterday. The court was told that Fauzy pointed the revolver at Mr Lee Cheng
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    Caught with shoes on
    81 11 Caught with shoes on WONG CHOW CHIN, a driving instructor, was caught wearing the $417 pair of shoes he had stolen when police arrested him on Jan 22, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Wong, 24, had stolen the shoes from the Dido Street house of Mr Khalat Benreshid, an Iranian
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    Martial arts course
    41 11 Martial arts course THE Singapore Chinese Box ing Fellowship will conduct training courses in the Shaolir Five Masters Martial Arts and the Green Lion dance at its premises in 21 Club Street next month. For details telephone *****95 after 8 p.m.
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    HOUSEWIVES' MARKETING GUIDE
    366 11 The retail prices of market ite ms are pi ns are provided below for general Uiiirl^fii P nnlu c hi ii y him I imt I mi i AREA MARKET Marine Parade Siglap PORK i fan M»at 60bg J4 00 ~>T I kg $660 ~"> UwBak 60bg
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    Ministry suspended 42 builders last year
    138 11 Ministry suspended 42 builders last year FORTY-TWO contractors were suspended from work last year for two to 21 days because they breached safety regulations. A Berita Harian report quoting a Labour Ministry source said that of the 42, 10 contractors had fatal accidents causing death to workj ers. But, all
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      654 11 Harold Robbins tells the epk Id J story of one man's rise from rural poverty to the leadership of America's biggest union. a career driven by lost, aggression, and over-whelming ambition. MEMORIES OF ANOTHER DAY is a compulsive, gritty and often moving saga of power, passion and corruption, and of
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    The Asean travel trade must close ranks: STPB head
    370 12 THE private sector of the Asean travel industry was >.-s! Mday urged to show more cohesiveness in reacting to the challenges of the 80s Making the point, MiTan I Tong, chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board said at present there
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    BID TO BRING BACK THE BIRDS AND THE BEES
    124 12 THIS overhead bridge in Geylang Serai adorn ed with flowering creepers Is yet another effort by the Parka and Recreation Department to bring back the birds and the bees In line with Singapore's garden city image. The planting of creepers on
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    Taximan: I kept silent after seeing friends knifed
    426 12 A TAXI-DRIVER saw a labourer stabbing two of his drinking j partners at a food centre one morning last year but did not report it even though he met a policeman i seconds afterwards. The taxi-driver. Mr Ng Chye Leong alias Scow
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    'Aid agencies won't play politics'
    359 12  - Aid agencies won't play politics' FRIEDA KOH By of Straits Times Foreign Desk WHAT are the chances of refugee relief organisations being infiltrated by communists and their sympathisers, as Senior Minister of State Mr S. Dhanabalan said may Most of the Red Cross officials attending a meeting here on Monday
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    Red Cross budgets $15 m for S-East Asian refugees
    247 12 Red Cross budgets $15 m for S-East Asian refugees THE International Red Cross meeting here, yes- terday decided on a budget of 12 million I Swiss francs (5J15.84 I million) to help Southeast Asian refugees over the next six months. A spokesman said they would raise the money through appeals
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    Doctors situation at Thai border
    134 12 THERE is no excess of doctors at the ThaiKampuchean border, an official of the International Red Cross Committee stressed yesterday. Mr Jean de Court en was clarifying a statement he made to the Straits Times on Monday. He was quoted on Tuesday as saying that
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      Lock icon Americans have the Japanese syndrome: Economist
      195 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. I The Japanese have often been criticised for I being clannish when it ciimes to business, hut now Americans are being added to the list. One of Malaysia's top economists, Dr Lee SeeVan, told the American I Business Council meeting here
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      Lock icon Nasir applies
      25 13 KOTA BARU, Tues. The Beriasa party has formally applied to join the National Front, its president, Datuk Haji Mohamed Nasir, said yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon Hospital worried over rise in thefts
      139 13 TAIPING, Tarn. The rise In petty thefts at the district hospital here Is worrying hospital, patients and relatives alike. Several cases of missing articles were not reported but those reported Include the theft of an unattended easy chair and a nurse's handbag left in
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      Lock icon Third Malaysia Plan jobs for private group
      267 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Works and Public Utilities Ministry is to farm out its sizeable backlog of Third Malaysia Plan projects to a group of private consultants. More than 1,000 school and hospital building projects are among the backlog, the monthly bulletin of
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      Lock icon Ghazali: Drug abuse now the No 1 threat
      240 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday DRUG abuse is now the No 1 danger faced by the country, replacing the communist threat. Home Affairs Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie said today. He said drug abuse "is now the top priority." Tan Sri Ghazali told reporters
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      Lock icon Big push for metric
      43 13 PETALING JAVA, Tues. A nation-wide campaign wIU be mounted through the mass media this year to educate Malaysians on the metric system. Parliamentary Secretary to the Trade and Industry Ministry, Mr Abu Hassan bin Haji Omar said yesterday NST.
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      Lock icon Aussie bomb found
      37 13 BUTTERWORTH, Tues. A 5 kg bomb belonging to the Royal Australian Air Force here was found by a 15-year-old boy at a beach here yesterday. The bomb was later removed by RAAF personnel. NST.
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      Cops auction fighting cocks
      77 13 Cops auction fighting cocks PETALING JAVA, Toes. Ten "fighting" cockerels, on which hundreds of dollars had been placed as bets, were pat up for sale at the police station here yesterday. They were among 1C cockerels seized when police broke up a cock fight at Sungal Way Tin and picked
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      Lock icon More pressure on Aussies to take in extra refugees
      295 13 CANBERRA, Tue MALAYSIA has increased &CfS^°m«Sr,o A IS: cept more refugees. coK'n^he'retoda^inl fe^ngk^ATma^lif hauddefn saM th^t" Milavsir 'has suffer^ L^from h« a hheh S c "SfiS >, SSn coX^ He said that while "r±^ SMffi or TmmiJ£!if«n M^lfn MacohT re^eve Malaysia
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      253 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS *> 24 conclusion iX> 1 5 They MM ll|| by 7 Could ma "if Bob 10 M ah. Mii mt. mt of th<- l s !S7SS s across (6) '-ort (5-5) 11 Knßl.shm..n from HMS Orkney 15 hP J inod r Nor haym X ctaa* ol
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    Growing SBS is looking for 350 mechanics
    337 14 Growing SBS is looking for 350 mechanics THE Singapore Bus Services has started recruiting at least 350 apprentice mechanics so as to have sufficient trained manpower to keep an expanded fleet of 3.000 buses on the roads by the end of this year. The company advertised last week for more
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    CCC's gifts to the elderly
    57 14 THE Upper Serangoon citizens consultative committee will distribute Chinese New Year ang pows to senior residents in the constituency on Sunday. This is the third ang pow distribution to be held at the Upper Serangoon community centre in Surin Avenue. The money is donated by
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    PUB carps for staff
    81 14 rHE Public Utilities Board is now selling its :arps bred in nets at the Seletar Reservoir to its JL v w Those who want to buy the fish also called 'song he" can order 10 days in advance by filling I forms and sending them to
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    Man charged with using bad cheque
    90 14 RONNIE TAN BENG LIM, sole proprietor of a trading company, Messrs Speedex Enterprises, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with using a dishonoured cheque to pay for 10 cartons of gloves. Tan, 41, together with three other unknown persons, was alleged to have
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    A lighter start to the new year
    185 14 WHILE other old folks staggered under the weight of their rice gifts, the two men pictured above had an easier time having thought op a clever means of transport. They had taken their "private can", as one of them put It in tongue-in-cheek
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      455 14 lI H HCLIDAy SPE« IIIA 13th February 15th February jM 20th February 24th February northern services i depart arrive kuala lumpur butterworth alor star Kuala Lumpur 7.00 p.m. Butterworth 4.00 a.m. Alor Star 6.55 a.m. I BUTTERWORTH KUALA LUMPUR I Butterworth 7.00 p.m. Kuala Lumpur 4.00 a.m. I KUALA LUMPUR
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    Data process managers get a new society
    255 15 Data process managers get a new society A NEW society has been formed (or the computer community here. It has not yet been officially registered, but it will be known as the Data Processing Managers Association. The formation of this new body initially caused some concern to the 250strong Singapore
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    Gifts for poor
    39 15 THE Minister for Trade and Industry and MP for Marine Parade, Mr Goh Chok Tong, will distribute ang pows and new year gifts to 26 Social Welfare recipients in the constituency on Sunday at 9.30 a.m.
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    Mt Kinabalu
    26 15 THE Singapore Adventurers Club will organise an expedition to scale Mount Kinabalu in April Those interested can contact Mr Alan Tan at tel. *****62.
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    A ticket to ride on all their minds
    105 15 LOSS of sleep and other inconveniences did not deter these people from queuing up for tickets at the railway station in Keppel Road yesterday morning. Many even camped overnight in the station's huge hall. Most of them were workers from Malaysia who
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    Lock icon Rents: Wooing firms in HK?
    249 15 HONGKONG, Tues. The Singapore International Chamber of Commerce has indirectly entered the high rentals fray here. It has sent information on Singapore costs to the local American Chamber of Commerce whose spokesmen have complained about the high rentals prevailing in the colony. A covering letter
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    No splash for three days
    38 15 THE Big Splash in East Coast Parkway will be closed for the Chinese New Year holidays from Feb 15 to 17. It will reopen on Feb 18 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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    Month more for families living in IE quarters
    91 15 Month more for families living in IE quarters EIGHT families living in the Institute of Education's quarters in Paterson Road have been given another month to move out to make way for expansion plans. They were to have moved out by Jan 31 but have not found alternative accommodations. Hence
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    Nonya ware
    31 15 A COLLFXTION of nonya ware will be exhibited at Katong Antique House in 206, East Coast Road from Feb 10 to 15 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m daily.
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    Singapore yards win $165 oil rig orders
    162 15 Singapore yards win $165 oil rig orders TWO Singapore rlgbulldlng yards have won flCS million worth of overseas contracts to build three rigs. The yards, Promet and Bethlehem, won the contracts the biggest In the maritime industry this year against stiff competition from Japanese and American yards, It was learnt
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    Automat '80
    26 15 THE Industrial and office automation equipment exhibition and seminar, Automat '80, will be held at the World Trade Centre from Sept 10 to 13.
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    'Who pays what' test case that involves SIA
    361 15  -  EDMUND TEO By Our London reporter SINGAPORE Airlines and Malaysian Airline System are among airlines involved in a "who pays what" insurance test case which will be brought in the High Court in London by British Airports Authority. The authority controls seven
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    TAKING IT SMILINGLY THOUGH OUT OF THE PICTURE
    177 15 TAKING IT SMILINGLY THOUGH OUT OF THE PICTURE MEMBERS of the Singapore Photographic Society were not disheartened even though there are no provisions to award them the Cultural Medallion for photography. Ai worst, the reaction was one of disappointment. More typically, it was a philosophical shrug of the shoulder The
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    Q'town library call
    90 15 QUEENSTOWN Branch library members who joined in the following period? are to call at the library for immediate re-registra-tion: February 1971 and re-registered in 1974 and 1977; February 1974 and re-registered in 1977; February 1977 and those whose cards are stamped "Valid till February 1980 Members will
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      239 15 t B 4 x I tiii <%&y Luxor Colour TV something to keep them quiet for a long, long time. f^^\ Ever get the feeling everybody's complaining too the quality of the picture before finally sealing all Luxor Colour Television. See tl much? The family. Relatives. Friends. Even its moving
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      296 15 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp MAN, DON'T TELL ME On I DON'T DOUBT J PRETENDED I HAD NO POOR B>MMY IS SICKJ y ou p ELL FOR EMMY'S HIS STORy/- THE APPETITE BUT THE IDIOT I LS, V~ STORY ABOUT BEING COO* WAS OFF ATE EVERYTHING &OTDWORK
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1980
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      TAXWISE
      419 16 TAXPAYERS' hopes of an across-the-board tax cut may have been buoyed by Mr Goh Chok Tong's first theorem on taxes that "less is more." But indications are that the Budget in March will disclose that taxes are to be no more or less than those at present for the
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      BE ON GUARD
      380 16 NOT everybody will take kindly to being told that they mi#ht be made use of, especially if they feel they know better. But Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Dhanabalan has a point when he cautioned international relief organisations working in Kampuchea to be alert
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    Japanese politics: The name of the game is coalition
    843 16  -  JACK RUSSELL By our correspondent in Tokyo JAPANESE politicians already are astir and making preparations for next summer's Upper House election which is considered crucial for the ruling Liberal-Demo-cratic Party (LDP), now being challenged by a new alliance of opposition parties.
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    Lock icon British Labour Party's Red moles
    608 16  -  DAVID ROGERS By in London FROM an old factory in a semi-derelict corner of London's east end, a small clique of Trotskyists have stirred up new problems for Britain's divided Labour Party. Their aim is to infiltrate and, ultimately, to ideologically transform the political party
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    1048 16  -  DAVID BONAVIA New strategy is to build up economic base first By in Hongkong I who covers the China scene for the Straits Times I The post-Mao leadership is thought to lay much store by Mao's 1956 analysis of the problems of economic
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      Relieving that pressure on hospital emergency services
      649 17 Health Ministry considering possible plans to divert non-emergency cases but these ajre dependent on improved doctor position 4 Meanwhile there could be some alleviation in the pressure on A and E departments if a certain number of private clinics could remain open during
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      Will we private candidates also get two tries?
      203 17 Will we private candidates also get two tries? ACCORDING to your report, "Students get two chances to pass 2nd language,'(ST, Jan 17), the Ministry of Education said that starting from this year students can have two tries when taking their second language examination like Chinese, Tamil and Malay. I agree
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      170 17 Preserve area's traditional Indian character I READ with interest the remark made by Mr Ong Pang Boon, the Labour Minister, that the Housing and Development Board should when allocating shophouses in redeveloped areas help preserve some of the area's historical character (ST, Jan 13). Mr Ong, officiating at the balloting
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      Council has since received list
      59 17 PLEASE refer to our letter, "Why reluctance to publish list?" ST, Jan 29). Since writing to you, the council has received a reply from the Ministry of Education, listing the names of primary and secondary schools where TamM as a second language is taught or
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1443 18 THE lut transacted ready sale at the close ol business on the Stock Exchange of Siitga pore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with 1979 high and low Adjusted lor scrip rights issue) 1079 MO Last High low Company Sale +<"- 1NDI STRIAL A COMMERCIAL I4H
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      Unit trusts
      318 18 Closing tone: Slightly easier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 9,172,000 units valued at $24,284,000. Industrials accounted for 5,049,000, finance 965,000, hotels 1,733,000, properties 508,000, debentures, loans and bonds nil, plantations 506,000, minings 177,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled: 1,608.000 units
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1760 18 BID and offer prices officially lilted and business In an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in loft of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1833 18 BID and offer 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. IMII >TKIAI,S Arm* (3 (MB 3 10S) AJsmmW (3 50S) Akwo (2 13B)
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        Falls
        44 18 >1«KH I him Malakoff Fnlerpriiei ■iunjcei Hcsi M U I II Royal Vt»i« Ricr Fed Cable* M Cement 41 Sleamahip Supreme Corpn IBS 464 418 1170 590 238 230 192 302 302 230 -12 -12 -in -in -in -10 -10 -8 -8 -8
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        34 18 1'ftalitlK Beats S S O P Dredg Malayawata \u*tral Amal rarUbrrR Kramat Bouatcad Spore Bus &20 258 530 299 740 570 545 430 370 tju 20 18 15 12 10 10 10 8
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        31 18 I-..H.T Merlin Simr Darby U O B UOl M Credit Haw Par Malayawata I I Inchcape Pahang Cons 427.000 412.000 411.000 361.000 238.000 222.000 220.000 *****0 151.000 136.000
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        29 18 BT.Index: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: O.C.B.C: Feb 4 Feb 5 3762.72 3766.55 470.78 470.16 844.83 844.11 415.63 413.97 333.72 333.26 259.83 ***** 840.49 837.68 462.67 462.28
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        H'kong
        394 18 HONGKONG: Stock prices rallied from early afternoon losses to close generally higher in moderately active trading yesterday, with the Hang Seng index up 6.79 at 927.40 points, dealers said. They said volume continued to remain relatively high with a strong underlying tone sustaining prices. Among leaders HmkWmik Bank rose
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        Tokyo
        367 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed lower yesterday, on profit-tak-ing and liquidations, dealers said. The Dow Jones average (ell 29.09 to close at 6,765.12 points. with a volume of 330 million shares. The New index closed at 467.28, down 1.36 points. Front running machines, big-capitals, nonferrous metals and defence-related issues led
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        Sydney market retreats
        267 19 SYDNEY, Tues. The market fell back, although some support emerged at the lower levels for selected mining and industrial issues, dealers said. BHP was actively traded, rising five cents before coming off to close unchanged at AJ12.90. A strike by coal miners, however, depressed coals, with Oakbridge
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        Zurich closes steady
        246 19 ZURICH, Mon. Prices closed steady as the market consolidated gains of the previous week in more moderate turnover, dealers said. Banks and insurances were steady while financials closed mostly higher with OerlikonBuehrle unchanged, MotorColumbus slightly easier, Elektrowatt, Holderbank and S. hindler slightly higher and Interfood considerably higher.
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        New York shares lower
        249 19 NEW YORK, Mon. A wave of selling in the final hour depressed the defence, oil and computer groups and left the stock market lowei in heavy trading. Analysts attributed the selling to profit-taking after a powerful January advance that raised the New York Stock Exchange composite
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        Amsterdam prices firmer
        254 19 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share prices finned with major indices reaching hew highs (or the year, and Akzo and Royal Dutch rising 1.50 nnd 1.30 guilders in Dutch internationals, dealers said. ABN rose four, Oce-van der Grinten 5.60. KLM 3.20 and Amro and Van Ommeren two each. Amfas fell
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        London stocks move lower
        548 19 LONDON, Mon. The market closed lower with sentiment overshadowed by the national steel strike and anxiety over tomorrow's UK banking statis- I tics, dealers said. At 3 pm, the ft mdcx was down 2.9 at 444.9. Government bonds Closed up to a point lower after a
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        Selected Indices
        56 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 445 7 Friday 447.8 Week ago 453.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 875.09 Friday ***** Week ago 878 50 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 927 40 Monday 920 61 Week ago 936 83 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 637.42 Monday 639 23 Week ago 622.45 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday
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        GOLD
        147 18 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened at U5546,047 and closed at $46,185 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at US$65B 00 663 00 It drifted lower to 1655 00 660 00 before moving up in the afternoon to a high of 1663 00 668 00
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        121 18 (HINICSE I'r.docr Rirkufr. siaKtparr. mm rlMlag prim per pirol trMrrdmv Itnnl «U: Bulk 1103 sellers, old drum $109 sellers, new drum SI 13 sellers (uprm: Mixed (loose) UK Com 163.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok ASIA white lob 100. NLW $337.50 sellers. Sarawak white fob 96. NLW $322 50 sellers.
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        TIN
        130 18 THE STRAITS tin price plunged another $25 to $2,126 per picul (equivalent to $35.15 per kilo, down 42 cents) in Penang yesterday on an official offering up 73'; tonnes to 245 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers falling £65 to £7,285 per tonne. LONDON: Tin
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        CLOSING PRICES
        39 18 Rubber: Feb 5 Singapore: February: 361.00 cents (up 10.50 cents) Malaysia: February: 367.50 cents (up 11.50 cents) Tin: M 52,126 (down $25) (equivalent to $35.15 per kilo) (down 42 cents) Official offering: 245 tonnes (up 73Vi tonnes)
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        COPPER
        31 18 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot L 1,235, 235 (£1.294): sellers £1.236 (£1.295); Three Month buyers £1.235 (£1.290). sellers £1.237(0.291). Market Uk: Easy Sal*»: 11.725 tonnes.
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        RUBBER
        469 18 PRICES In the Singapore rubber market closed sharply higher yesterday, with February RSS One buyers quoted at 361.00 cents per kilo, up 10.50 cents on Monday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices were firmer on reserve of sellers, trade, upcountry and speculative buying with some nervous covering also aiding sentiment.
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        SSR and SMR
        106 18 .IK IN -SH ii rrd«v (AS ;sh ;sh H <KIIII .MM (A MM I MM AIR I.I' IMS I" ,MR Mil Mi *> II li.flp.lkl i 1 1 l..i. lallrM 1 1 Mi pallrli 1 1 l..n p.11,1 1 II i.. i. |Mllrt< ii updbil il luaprfbtl
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      Late selling trims prices
      360 18 THE Singapore stock market closed easier yesterday after late itlerMM wiling polled share prices lawer. Market leaden were ny .t vulnerable, bat there were scattered firm spate. Theae shares closed margliiaUy higher or aacbaaged. Follow ing on Monday's softer closing, most share* did weU to past
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      Kuala Lumpur
      314 18 AFTER several days of hectic trading, the pace slackened at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Prices softened to close slightly easier. Prices were lowest during the morning session, due to fairly pronounced selling. But some support filtered through in the afternoon and prices recovered most of their
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      Money and exchanges
      219 18 THE US Sing dollar was inactively traded in the Singapore forex mar ket yesterday. Opening at $2 1550 «0. the US Sing dollar closed at S2 1555 65 in featureless trading Interbank rates at 3 p.m 1-month 2 1505 2 1525 2-month 2 1470 2.1500 3-month 2
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      NOMINAL RATES
      339 18 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Feb 5: NOTE: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customers. CwrancM* Nominal run Smithsonian quoted »«»l»rd«v (crOM)parily Percentage Chang* Local d«U*rs to one unit of foreign eurreacy: US dollar 2.1555 2.1565 2.8196 Sterling
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      Discount
      47 18 HANOI puces offered by discount houses on Feb 5 overnight: 6 C.ill .leposits 6 to 6 Ckxiif Buviai S»lli«« 3-monlh Trea-sury bills 6 61 3 month Bank bills 101/16 9 15/16 3 months CL) 10 9/16 10 7/16 6 months CD 10 10 S.juni- National Ditcount
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      21 18 ing inlerl apore doll rbank rate: liars on Feb I OH«r Bl night nih 16 10 9 1A 10
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      Prime lending rates
      24 18 THE avrntgr nte at which major Singapore hanks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 11.4 per cent.
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      Surprise bid to acquire UIC
      484 19 THE BOARD of directors of property-cum-chemicals group, United Industrial Corporation (UIC), has been approached by certain parties with a view to a complete «%keover of the company. JftTS£,*£ZE said to be UIC s managing director Chwang Wan Uen c^y 3 SlTiaSffl O^eas Holding Pte Ltd
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      Guthrie makes thrust into Manila
      377 19 Guthrie makes thrust into Manila GUTHRIE Corporation of UK on Monday signed an agreement which pre-empts its biggest rival in the plantation sector, Sime Darby, in making a major thrust into the Philippines. The parent company of locally-listed Guthrie Trading Bhd, has entered into a $40.65 million joint venture project
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      China Engineers changes name
      103 19 China Engineers changes name CHINA Engineers (Holdings) Limited, the Sime Darby group's wholly-owned Hongkong subsidiary, has proposed to change its name to Sime Darby Hongkong Limited. Mr RT Constable, Sime Darby Berhad's director resident in Hongkong and managing director of Sime Darby Hongkong Limited, said on Monday th 1 change
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      1640 19 Wffw/ffar I fKyafj LESNEY J^* r— WSk\W An International Company invites applications for jemr industries pos*™ <* HPICr PTE LTD Personnel Manager or ore ZL Z „tob ly Z^fp^S^*S sst Personnel Onager condidotes for the posts of x <% s ar d ™ulds. As a result of our expans.on, we
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      671 20 11 employment -rw^s^si^z^r bas a vacancy for a OCE O'level 2K> 3 years' Industrial experience. preferably In ostmg or shipping Attractive starting salary with generous fringe benefits will be offered to the successful candidate InlorMlod apptaont. .r. roquMtMl to wbm.l wnffen con-t-ning full p^^r^l p^^u.^. to:HUMy^STR^N^PORE LTD IJ.7KM BUKIT TIMAH
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      468 21 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT j II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation* Vacant V SK^^ rivwtrml SSrSSS aT/perLnalwTt ?606 16th Floor High Street Centre or can moot Hign hireei Lentre or call RECEPTIONIST ANO EXPERIENCED TYPIST (P(P. r p Pmar^B.»Pr, rk shm hh °U" Wanted an experienced typist with
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      413 21 TYPIST CUM TELEPHONE OPERATOR mmnlma <"an'*d Possess OCE-O-level Able to type neatly and SSIIS."I^ Subut P«'«rence would be Sa^ 5^ s^™-?s= «Pm-lo<ta» TYPIST REOUIRED FOR well established company In dlst 19 to commence on lst April Musi 5T80XA***** WWEMTLY REOUIRED GENERAL Clerk 2 year* experience In Import/export procedures, knowle^5 c
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      449 21 c) gg^g An eatabHalwd uaed car comoan. —ir^EMALESALES male/female sales sssxisxssi Good income lor rißht Call personally for Interview at:m- J^ rZZZIi: JOSf^EL Newtonßoed L^^Hc^wiv^ 'to b. ,1.3.. PART/FUILTIMF BEAUTY ADVISORS High Income. Incentives and -.-LOWERS EARN EXTRA INCOME during your spare tlm, by senmg u> friends, colonge perfumes with
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      424 21 r m AfilTlA liJjViij' lA I zzszti'te sESSSS^88 .10r... loy and hobby .lora Age 20 lo 26 years Secondary 4 education. Preferably possess own motorcycle Kew years outdoor sales excTm^lon" 1^ $35° PU S Onerous fringe beneflU. Intera.lwJ .pplic.nt.. kindly apply In writing giving full particular., a 128 2nd |oof
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      401 21 «^S)e«9V» «X5)t»(5V VO*«3V An eip^lng m«ul«iuri.* ft f company in Jurong r»quir..: J fS Si J F NHINF FRIKIP t -i tN^lNtt"lr>«O J SUPERVISOR f SSHnSa 1 sSsiSa Abo HersA boHers S J» Must be able to lead at ft team of fitters for mould* changes and for malnte-ffi J
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      413 21 W "^1 r i i^BßTi^^l^^^r^BTVal ImtZIH.M ■Wiltll HZ* ftS*X*fA Ik IJ IMeiI>IKAiaABUIV FEMALE SKKSSiI anrsasa: manufKlur.ng Compani Thl »ucca..ful applicanl raquired to plan a duplicalion programme for our machines and ««»P UP data racorda of maintenance done in our Plant. Diploma in Mechanical Engineering To-n Poly'jch7 working experience preferrt"<l ""HEL^SCANSTYLE
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      359 21 Marine Oltahore Engineering f'lT' J" ll>ng 1"'f""' '•au"»* (1) LATHE MACHINISTS (2) MILLING MACHINISTS <3) APPRENTICES Sgff-£ RaSiffl drawings apaauwa S^=— P""~«» SUN METAL WORKS PTE LTD 1« Tractor Road Singapore*?*? ■ueno. 24i Irom Juronj Interchange. SALARY A.OVE ttOO. Completed National Service A Drafting Certificate or Diploma. MOVITEX MOVIGRAPH SYSTEMS
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      311 21 LIVE-IN AMAH FOR small Amencan family, all general housekeeping din.es (all personall* Thomson KioKe. Upper Thomson Road LIVE-IN COOK .MAH required after Chine,, New Year for quired around Orchard area Tel Sfej^Tr.^ iaS URGENTLY NEEDED CHINESE Amah with some knowledge of English, for general housework 9 a.m. U) spm II
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      301 21 FOUNDRY ASSISTANT \i. ..,1 llshed foundry requires a Foundrj .Ist the produclion nmnagei in all a»t»-cis of foundry „1,.-r.,i,,,ns ApplicanU should have completed national servu-e and possess VITH v dus555^?555 .^.m ESSSgg ^Spi with photograph (nonreturnable) and particulars r,.|a,., lk: to age citi/eMship educational qualifications working experience. Knowledge of languages.
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      378 21 a^a^efafJaTafafafafafi afaT4 «v a^eaaaaaaßß a^aai IVl^Nef^rlafN I>■tT7^ 1 I ti I Xa^N^Vi%*»® KOod and Beverage Company rsS;^ »-«H company In -"'"'"X uilE/ecuiiß MALE/ FEMALE ODFRATnQC UKtHA I UH& W. oll.r ,h. lol.owing b.n.,j, t: Good sUrting salary You can buy a wide Kctlve bonuses to SS W^S c Free medical
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      169 22 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situation* Vacant f) Production Qollei invites applications for MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS r— 1 STARTING 1 SALARY L^^APPROX. J $365 ON I CONFIRMATION L^^ UP TO $402 WITHIN ONE fEAR YOU CAN [JARNUFTO $432 Rollei provid s good wages and benefits as: A healthy and safe working environ
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      258 22 I p^ r 1 cT j| Ifl 1 v* «p g^ m.\& El S a #0 ag. UlVtu^ xrtl 1^ s^O MliS» S. -S- 1" a 2TSSW Bls'Sa a»fiN*|l*i i ImiOT TJ DC ""g O 4r m I- WBm S < 2 ff) mM Si QUl M M BbE bWb*
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      350 22 II EMPLOYMENT jJIV!^ /^'bl <Fi\ mSjLjL'K B^iMlb*^ GO JPtO ttie UUIIUUIIie '«nc Confident V withN.s We are a Multl-NallOnal Spmi-Tonrilirtor bemi-COnauCtOr SS2SSS" 5t,,., more IP^W fee^ c "1 f t-.O t\l L'SS-J bV. 09 M a^M B^Bw .^bS B^BWi^BBB^B^BM PROGRESS Pm IMqFRVirFTD lINOCMVI^t l^^^ aft* W* A^k IL. l^/|>% aj|.WbS*B
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      411 22 CHJ^CgFFEiHau* vXZESSXZ* C^, i) COOK issrsssr-—-2) otgptMSER "^"""aoam to SSOpm andSpm to llpm fuu.TlMe »part timf A large established Trading Group requires: (A) ACCOUNTS CLERK iSlllPiTcr^S? (C) SALES CLERK -SI^S?BT mt.r..t««.pl.««wrrt.wirhfullr^ •"'"..ndt.l.phon.ncmtwto THE ADVERTISER. COLOMBO COURT P.O. A medium-sized colour separa"on facu>r > mvlt*s the (o"owX (A) SALES REPRESENTATIVES 2
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      375 22 II EMPLOYMENT _J URGENTLY NEEDED COCKTAIL WAITRESSES WAllKtbbtb forMEMBERSH.PcIub punNF WWIH PHONE *****31 FOR APPOINTMENT FORIM>OIM™eNT- „0...r., "r#* CUAROS/GUARDETTES Able to speak.wr.te simple Eng"SM ShOU"hm 3ms BußltT.mah (morning iii«= and nlghlshifts). 12-h«H,r ,h,ft Ang Mo Klo (day and night ToaPavohfd«v,h.fU, Apply with photograph .t: ROOM 5.4 TH FLOOR. 1460 ROBINSON
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      401 22 apply 83A Kasl Coasl FOREIGN CO^ANV URCENTLV pX' I TryM^n nn g g f. r,r ,h B°eyduAcVtr "-c^Urex^ncer'of? flee routine Good salary and transport allowance provided Please call personally to: Asea p^ss^s^^^riysGARDENER URGENTLY REQUIRED. Experienced. Kulltlme Salary »200pm Interested please call Mrs fay. *****4. after »am ss^sps"jut sag^ag&ags 25 years
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      632 22 II EMPLOYMENT f »v I CD/\HAI Invites applications for: TECHNICAL tra.nees Minimum GCE 3 "O" Levels in Technical Stream or VITB Certlflr,s,rs Warning experience Is necessary as the Company will be providing K^nle I^S whoha« EVtfonSir" Candidates must be a SlngaporeCltlzen.between the age of 20 35 years with a pleasant
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      366 22 II EMPLOYMENT dSrAwisp.rSS.il; 18AOl<">Road'orlnt *ri"«-w REOUMED SCUBA DIVER with B°°d ">mmand of English for s^e^7^AS^ fullr<REQUIRED 2 DRIVERS and 2 Cargo Helpers Kindly contact *****66 or call at: Cargo Complex No 3. Paya Lebar Airport (Mr Chua> mSms Ipill^l after 11am at 908. 9th fir. International Plaza. Anson Road .Spore
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      418 22 ffiWPSSirasl. I i ?'WS »ODO*' Wnt./c...-Rm 603/604, OO BWfl. 100 Upp., Cro.. St S po.. 010? T.I M 1671 UHOCNTLYREQUWtOI), w £^"7 C^TIM iithdr 51 1,, i c,nr h* r* ed *****11 or interview 18-20 Blk", KalUng Way, 1334) SSass BsSL<^ Katong Road vacimtwc cob **"**ClE*' °.R. R **'™"SES. I
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      1587 23 II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES BOATS 111 VEHICLES BOATS 111 VEHICLES BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES^ 2 FACTORY WORKERS Working 31 Situation. Vacant -,nV o^^Z M^ai leave, bonus, etc Preferably in. lie ;ilH)Vf 26 years old Please apply personally at Blk 3. 18A 17A. Kallang Way. Kallang fi> tlmmmmmi Industrial EsUte.
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      854 23 1177. FIAT 131 Miration 1600 Alri(iiirt. sport rims, radio, cassette. Showroom condition. Rustproof *****2 197*. FIAT 131 Miration 1600 1st company owner Alrcond. Rustproof Excellent condition Ring *****6 e) Ford ALMOST 1173. FORD Escort 1100 XL 1 private owner Sport rims Tip-top condition throughout. I $6,900 only Loan $5,000 arrangeable.
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      975 23 1978 MERCEDES 2*0S. 2 owners, with alrcond. radio/ cassette, i very well maintained by agent. Price: $56,500 ono. Call David Ng tel *****. 1976 MERCEDES 200 alrcond, power steering, Immaculate, one owner. Company registered 65.000 Km Principals only Ring: ***** 1(7( OCTOBER MERCEDES 200. power steering. 1 company registration number.
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      872 23 1976, TOYOTA CORONA MKII owner Alrcond. cassette. ne« tyres Selling $16,000 nett. Call ■m 1»7» TOVOTA COROLLA 1200 c.c alrcond. radio/ cassette. sporU rims, good condition. PARF Phone *****05. 1978 TOVOTA COROLLA 1200 Aircon. Tape. Radio Hl-fl 2 owners Road Tax 5/80. $16,300 on o Please tel 2S*****. 1*77, TOY
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      36 26 The family of the late GOH AH LENG wish to eapress their sincere thanks appreciation to all relatives, friends and business associates lor their kind assistance, condolences, wreaths, donation* snd sttendance during their recent
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      199 26 MR. YU TECK MIN AGE M DEPARTED 5/2/80. IS WITH THE LORD. EVENING SERVICE 6/2/80, 6 00 PM. AT SINGAPORE CASKET. CORTEGE LEAVING FOR MT VERNON ON 7/2/80 AT 3.00 PM. Adrian Ang Thian Seng, X years is with the Lord on 5-2-80. Lesving behind Madam Sung Kay
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      78 26 In Loving Memory Of D«p«rl»d 6/2/64 Sadly mused but fondly r*m*mb*r•d by children In loving memory of Departed 6.2 1974 Deeply missed by husband, sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughteri-in-law and grandchildren. IN LOVING MEMORY OF DEPARTED 6-2-1977 FOMDLY REMEMBERED BY MOTHER. WIFE. SONS, DAUGHTERS, SONS-IN-LAW AND BROTHER. In
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    62 26 The family of thr late Naxanjan Singh Hullon formerly Secretary, Advisory Board Prime Minister's Dept father-in-law. Inder Singh, B. Gajah, brothers Bhagwan (R.T.M. retired) and Pur a, (Prisons J.Bi wish to thank all relatives and friends who attended the cremation on M.1.80. rendered assistance, sent telegrams, donations and wreaths. Path
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 26 Departed *Jt.n In memory of our dear friend Michael Khoo whoso warm friendship and cheerful smile we mlsa so much. Inserted by his friends in Service Dept DMIB Mlrbwl Khoo
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Lock icon Cunningham hits comeback trail
      455 27  -  WINSOR DOBBIN Madrid star Hopes to revive ailing international career By LONDON, Tues. Laurie Cunningham, Real Madrid's England winger, returned here yesterday hoping to be given a chance to revive his ailing international soccer career. Cunningham has missed England's last two matches and is hoping manager
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      134 27 LONDON, Tues. The Danish under-21 side held the Republic of Ireland's senior soccer team to a 22 draw in a friendly match played in driving rain at the Bisham Abbey Sports Centre in Buckinghamshire yesterday. Only late goals from Frank Stapleton, of Arsenal, and Steve Heighway,
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      36 27 LONDON, Tues. Yesterday's English League Division One match between Brighton and Aston Villa, and the Scottish Football Association Cup third-round second replay between Clydebank and Stirling Albion were postponed because of bad ground conditions. AFP.
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      121 27 SYDNEY. Tues. Australian soccer officials are puzzled at the non-appear-ance of a Taiwanese representative at a meeting here yesterday to disctiss the draw for the qualifying round of the 1982 World Cup championship. The acting secretary of the Australian Soccer Federation, Brian Emery, said that the Taiwanese had
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      247 27 LAUSANNE, Tues. Taiwan yesterday lost a legal battle to parade in this year's Olympic Games under the nationalist Chinese flag, but their Swiss Last November, the Lausanne-based lOC admitted mainland China to the Olympic movement for the first time, at the same time ordering
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      Lock icon BRIEFS Kenyans Maina, Rono provide the excitement
      627 27 BRIEFS Kenyans Maina, Rono provide the excitement SYDNEY. Tues. Kenyan runners James Mama and Henry Rono provided the highlights at an international athletics meet dominated by overseas competitors here last night. Mama won the 800 metres in 1 mm 49.8 sec. to extend his unbeaten run of international victories to
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      93 27 LONDON, Tues. Twenty-two athletes from 10 countries will meet in the 15th century Guildhall here today to hear who has won the annual international award for valour in sport. More than 500 guests and leading sports celebrities and the representatives of 121 countries will attend a
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      363 27 BARCELONA. Tues. European soccer champions Nottinghan Forest defend a 1-0 first-leg lead against Barcelona, of Spain, in the return match of the European "Supercup" here tonight. In front of a partisan crowd, the British side can ill afford to concede an early goal
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      94 27 PARIS. Tues. South Korea has again rejected as "premature" the idea of an Olympic team comprising athletes from North and South Korea and has. instead, repeated proposals that as a first step towards Olympic reunification regular sporting exchanges between North and South be introduced.
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE TWO
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      Lock icon Anger greets Pakistanis
      141 28 ISLAMABAD, Toes. Pakistani cricketers j returned home to a hostile reieptton at the airport yesterdayjrfter their defeatln [he^recenrT^ series against Thiimrh the team arrived horn? !2o dayS earUe™ th£n c?™^L thPv y l£T Greeted by SEwds' walln« baSSTand chantinz slogans. chanting slogans. Paklstan captain Asif Iqbal admitted
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      Lock icon England batsmen collapse yet again
      532 28 MELBOURNE, Tues. England, hit by yet another batting collapse, were within 14 runs of their first innings defeat by Australia in five years at close of play on the fourth day of the third Test here today. England were 157 for six, needing to reach
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      Lock icon Windies held in tight finish
      173 28 HAMILTON, Tues. West Indies drew their three-day match with Northern Districts, but only after the tightest of finishes at Seddon Park near here yesterday. Northern Districts, the New Zealand champions, made a sporting declaration at 252 for seven, leaving West Indies 153 to win in
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      Lock icon Leslie's dream comes true at Wembley
      290 28 LONDON, Tues. JONATHAN LESLIE'S dream came true at Wembley last night. —^mm^m^ m^^^ In his last squash championship match before retirement from major competition, the 29-year-old Buckinghamshire lawyer overwhelmed Ross Norman, of New Zealand, to win the coveted British amateur title. Leslie, Britain's leading
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      Lock icon Argentinians ignore ban
      89 28 BUENOS AIRES, Toes. Argentina's champion rugby te»m and a teenage cricket selection, ignoring bans on sporting links with South Africa, have planned matches In that country this summer. The 15 cricket players and their manager, Chris Nino, left (or Johannesburg last night for a It-match "cricketing holiday"
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      X. E. should give punters their $ worth
      288 28  - X. E. should give punters their worth FREDDIE KEE By PENANG, Tues. X. E., a non-acceptor last week, has been dropped to Class 5 and should give punters a run for their money in the Division 1 sprint here on Saturday. The Philanderer six-year-old won twice In Class 4 in
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      Lock icon Magri to face Morales
      56 28 LONDON. Tues. Britain's Charlie Magri will meet Alberto Morales, of Mexico, in an official eliminator for the World Boxing Council's world flyweight championship, it was announced yesterday. European champion Magri. ranked No. 1 contender for Chan Hee Park's world title. will meet 7th-ranked Morales at the
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      Lock icon THE GREATEST OLYMPIAN
      587 29  -  WILL GRIMSLEY By Owens now fights his toughest battle lung cancer YOU'VE got to be there to appreciate it. Break bread together, sing together, train together and, at the end, see athletes looking around for an old friend from another country to trade a tie, a jacket
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      Annual match can stimulate interest
      246 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA By MALAYSIA'S inclusion in the hockey competition at iiusr^'ss: forgreater effort. The International Hockey Federation announced, in Cannes last Sunday, the 12 men's teams for the Games. The teams, divided into two groups, are: Grwip A Pakistan, India, Holland, Argentina, B^andKenya. Snm^w Ze
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      Swiss Cottage triumph
      32 29 Swiss C ottage triumph SWISS COTTAGE beat Monks' Hill M in the boys' secondary schools' South Zone hockey rs mmt at •"Univerelt" in another match AngloChinese School drewl-l with Can Eng Seng.
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      Lim included in list of local players for tennis Classic
      303 29  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By SINGAPORE'S former national champion, Daniel Lim, is back in the tennis fray this time in the qualifying round of the Slazenger Tennis Classic (Feb. 22-24) at the Singapore Tennis Centre. Lim, now a golfer with a handicap
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      SLTA office bearers
      72 29 ARMY Captain Ng Kirn Yam was recently elected secretary of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association at its annual meeting. Office bearers Dr. Ong Leone Boon (president), Desmonc Oon, H. I. Tong, Col. Lvi Pau Chuan (vice-presi-dents), Ng Kirn Yam (secretary), H. H. Tong (assistant secretary), Chia Chin
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      273 29 JAKARTA, Tues. Austraha emerged as the top contender in the President's Cup international S eC^as n, Rnrhr nn a a s more fancied South Kore A^f" After last night s semifinals, the Australian earn seem certain of at least two gold medals. fibers te t^JISS
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      Singapore fail in shoot meet
      181 29  -  PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE flopped miserably in the recent Asian shooting championships in the Philippines. Their squad of 10 seven pistol shooters, two trap and one rifle returned empty-handed from the tournament. China showed the way with 12 gold medals, four silver and two bronze,
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      Bowling reformation creates shock waves
      481 30 111 Llußil I Move expected, but all-new committee surprise with guts to do it THE bombshell of the national bowling squad's being dropped may not have been as resounding as the Russian bombs that landed on Kabul recently, but, nonetheless, It still left the Republic's
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      Record prize
      83 30 TOKYO, Tues. The Japanese women's golf circuit will offer a record 309 million yen (about $2.8 million) in prize-money for the 1960 season, the Japan Women's Professional Golf Association announced today. It said the 28 tournaments offered a total purse of 21 million yen more than in the
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      Washed out
      20 30 ALL the. schools' boys' secondary tennis matches at the Kalians Centre yesterday wtre called off because of rain.
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      Junie, Poon continue assault on records
      423 30  -  KEN JALLEH Jr By TWO RECORDS in just as many days that was the story vividly told through the decisive strokes of Junie Sng and Poon Kah Leong at the National Age Group (under- 13 to under- 17) swimming championships at Amber Road yesterday.
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      Financial crisis threatens AAS
      262 30  - Financial crisis threatens AAS WILFRED YEO By THE Archery Association of Singapore is in a financial fix and, unless it raises sufficient funds by the end of next month, it may not be able to conduct this year's Pesta Sukan championship and may have to miss next year's South-east Asia
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      Mystery of star player Yan solved
      294 30  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By THE mystery of the missing Van Yujiang, China's No. 1, from December's badminon clash against Indonesia in Hongkong, was cleared yesterday when Beijing included him for this month's showdown against the Thomas Cup holders in Singapore on Feb. 22 and 23.
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      Called off
      29 30 THE Singapore Women's Hockey Association Division One League match between Girls Sports Club and Ceylon Sports Club at the Padang yesterday was called off because of rain
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      FORCES' CAPTAIN TAY SHOWS THE WAY
      76 30 ARMED FORCES' captain, David Tmy, barm his Ml aggressive self despite the token resistance ottered him by Prisoas' Backy Gabriel. Leaping Into the air Uke a Jack-in-the-box, Tay ■■Inawiew a power-packed smash en-roate to thrashing Gabriel 15-4, 15-? to steer Forces to a 5-1
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      Poor attendance: BAS move
      169 30  -  PETER SIOW By THE poor attendance in the national basketball squad's intensive training sessions, caused mainly by National Se. /icemen unable to obtain release from camp, will soon be checked. For the Basketball Association of Singapore will be writing to their commandants soon to seek their
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      73 30 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON Junior inter-club knock-out tournament (SB Hall. 7.30). HOCKEY SWHA League Division Two. Singapore Malays FC v Theresians {Balestier Rd. 5.10); Boys' sec ondary schools' South Zone tournament: WSS v ACS, RRS v GES (University ground, 2.30 3.45); Boys' lower secondary: GES v SJI, MH v RI. SOCCER
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      163 30  -  ERNEST FRIDA By PAM BARTON, the Warren Golf Club captain, who took part in the recent Thai women's Open golf championship in Bangkok, blamed the fast and spiky greens for the high scores in the tournament. Pam, who plays to a handicap of 15, said: "The
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      372 31  -  JOE DORAI By STRIKER Arshad Khamis will be out of the Singapore squad for fS* i£li%? lasS? tie against Kedah in Alor Star at his own request. In fact. Arshad, who reioinpd thp natinnal wiiiarf hrt Aiumst !fte^ a Char's iteenVe has asked fional
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      187 31 SELANGOR 1 SABAH 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Sabah snatched a rousing equaliser in the 44th minute and then, strangely, became a defensive shell to throw away a glorious chance of winning this tension-packed Malaysia soccer Cup-tie against defending champions Selangor at Merdeka Stadium tonight. Most of
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      165 31 Brunei nearly stage walkout PENANG 1 BRUNEI 0 PENANG. Tues. Brunei almost staged a walkout tonight in protest against a controversial freekick, which brought the winner for Penang in their Malaysia soccer Cup-tie at the City Stadium. The freekick, awarded by referee Lee Tat Choy, of Perak, in the 60th
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      56 31 PENANG, Tues. Malaysia's international striker Isa Bakar has decided not to appeal against the 18-month suspension imposed by the Football Association of Penang's disciplinary committee. Isa, 27, was suspended last Sunday by the committee (or his "open defiance of authority" during Penang's Malaysia Cup-match against Sarawak
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      Serangoon trounce Parry
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      57 31 ANG MO KIO defeated Chua Chu Rang 3-1 in an inter-con-stituency table tennis match at the Gay World Stadium last night. Other results: Marine Parade 3 Jalan Besar 0, Bukit Batok 3 Bukit Paniang 0, Khe Bong 3 Leng Kee 0, Changi 3 Pasir Panjang 0,
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      Wong should be given chance to repent
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      62 31 THE Allis Club, of Tokyo, a leading Japanese rugby team, will meet Singapore Cricket Club in a friendly match on Saturday on the Padang (5.15). The SCC will invite a few national players and New Zealand Forces representatives for the match. The SCC's 2nd
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    357 32 LONDON, Tims CURRENT Vietnamese military operations at the Thai-Kampuehean border are "diversions" aimed at drawing attention away from the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser said here yesterday. Speaking at a press conference after talks with Prime Minister Mrs
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    44 32 LISBON, Tues. In an unprecedented move, Portugal's centre-right Government today banned a three-day conference due to begin on Friday with the participation of delegations from the Palestine Liberation Organisation, Spain's Basque Eta separatists. Chile's underground Mir and several African guerilla groups. UPI
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    155 32 ANOTHER SPOT OF TROUBLE FOR ZBIG NICOSIA, Ties. After the aircraft in which he wu aboard was baaed by a fighter plane from his country's air force, President Carter's National Security Adviser Mr ZMgnlew Brzezliiskl mast have realiaed his present tour of hot spots b (entral Asia has tamed into
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    174 32 FRANCE RECALLS EMBASSY STAFF IN LIBYA PARIS, Tues. France today recalled all its diplomatic staff in Libya to protest against the burning of its embassy by demonstrators yesterday. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said all 10 diplomats at the embassy in Tripoli were being recalled. The Libyan Embassy in Paris was
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        64 1 7G WAN 7C|!f 7CE wo'nshon perfect wonzheng complete, in- tact wonmei perfect; flaw- >$j less y ,2.. >, wonmon satisfactory; 7C successful wonbei complete X For example, you may ■;tf say, wonl>i finish; complete m ?xßy is 3£ m TC/JX. v Wode xingjian yong woncheng occomplish; complete
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        1421 1  -  Dr MARTIN LU By Philosophy Department, University of Singapore ANYONE who takes even a casual look at Chinese culture cannot fail to notice the striking phenomenon of ancestor worship. Ancestor worship was part of the ancient Chinese religion but it has evolved through several stages containing
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        330 2 LOCAL WRITERS SOUTH-EAST ASIA a the Chinese Chamber of an Pvhihitinn anH lecture on South-east Commerce exhibition il,m. li Pn.«.K Asian art by Shirley Pol- hall from 10 a.m. to 9 toi urns in tnglisn, lock at the National Mu p m On till Sunday Mandarin, Malay and seum film
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        1308 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening fotowed by Please 7.00 Kidsworld Don't Eat The Daisies (repeat) 7.30 News and Newsreel (Malay) 3.25 Diary of Events (Malay) 7.55 Happy Days 3.30 A Change In Mnd 8.25 Vegas 4.20 Intermission 9.30 News (English) 6.00 Opening followed by Taman Sent 9.50
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        488 3  -  GERALDINE TANG By SOME people today will literally go to any lengths to collect anything old and rare be it old cheques, old maps, old clocks or even old clothes. But who in his right mind would want to pay $972,222 for a small, flimsy piece
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        155 3 SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA COLUMN Opera offering THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra's concert on Monday and Tuesday will offer Singaporeans the chance of hearing a mezzo-soprano, Heather Begg. Miss Begg will sing Berlioz's Les Nait D>ete (Summer Nights) and two arias from Bizet's I HrmenSeguldllle and hunson Boheme (Gypsy Song). The two
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      1171 5  -  MILTON CHASE By Our Washington correspondent Despite the many problems facing women in joining the armed forces, most enlist for the same reason as most men patriotism, love of adventure, a way to get out of small towns with little employment, a chance
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      575 5  - Britain's police force faces more charges JACQUES MERELY By in London L Allegations have included brutality inside police stations, with deaths of prisoners ensuing; racial bias and plain cor- ruption. BRITAIN'S police force, one of the few around the world that long enjoyed genuine popularity among the public, has come
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        546 5 The Secret of Original Ma Evans Herbal Hair Lotion If You Got A Hair Problem, Give It A Try. m t Over 50 years ago, in Oxfordshire. England, MA EVANS was given an ancient recipe by an old gypsy woman. BF This secret formula WH| takes 15 different herbs and
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        1223 6  -  JANE E. BRODY Why Congress is looking at hot dogs By in New York apple pie hot dogs, bologna, bacon, ham and sausages, among others. Gutside of health-food stores, it's a challenge to find brands that are free of nitrates and nitrites, a challenge that
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        534 6 CHELMSFORD England THE Pages appeared to I love their children, said social workers. There was a strong bond between them and there was no shortage of money in the home. Yet the couple's 14-month-old son Malcolm spent his last days frozen and hungry in an
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      1054 7  - Housing for poor the self-help way WIRASAK SALAYAKANOND By in Bangkok The company wants to demonstrate to any government or private housing development entity the best and cheapest houses for the poor and to form a model community where residents share the spirit of selfhelp and mutual coopera- tion. s
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      569 7  -  LONGRIT BOONMARK By in Bangkok GROWING awareness of people in Asia about the problems spawned by unbridled population growth and spread of modern medicine in the region are combining to erode the traditional belief that many children in the family spells economic security. This was the
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      ...a low key affair
      3046 8 ...a low key affair Piracy, prejudice cloud Singapore music ii music industry making it 4 Culture has to be nurtured on its home ground and not contrived, as it's being done. You cant force it down people's throats when they're not ready. Tracy Huang and the Black Dog Bone have
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        162 10 For nearly 30 years after World War Two ended they kept their secret. Then the story came out:. On how 10,000 people at B letch ley Park in Britain fought the Germans in a war of nerves, away from the battle field. They played a vital role in the Battle
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