The Straits Times, 11 April 1980

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    16 1 The Straits TiMes Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1980 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    SIX STEPS TO CUT ROAD TOLL
    843 1 Concern over rise in traffic accidents THE Government it to implement six measures to cut down the number of traffic accidents and deaths as well as to raise road discipline and inculcate safe driving habits, particularly among motorcyclists, scooterists and drivers of heavy vehicles.
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    Lock icon Man in car boot dies in $1m robbery
    285 1 Man in car boot dies in $1m robbery KLANG, Thurs. One goldsmith was found dead and another in a critical condition after they were abducted by gunmen who had earlier robbed their workshop of about |1.3 million in gold bars and Jewellery here yesterday evening. Ironically, while the robbery was
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    Lock icon Sex vs TV
    95 1 BANGKOK, Thurs.— Thai family planners today launched a special threemonth birth control campaign in case a fuel conservation curb on peak evening television broadcasts leads to a spate of pregnancies. The government has ordered a three-month cut-back starting next week on evening TV broadcasts as an energyeconomy
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    Lock icon Famine threat
    28 1 LONDON, Thurs. Parts of northern Uganda are facing famine and hundreds have been killed and wounded in clashes over cattle-rustling, the Guardian newspaper reported today. AFP.
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    Writing lines AS PUNISHMENT NOT allowed
    368 1 Writing lines AS PUNISHMENT NOT allowed WRITING lines as a form of punishing pupils is not allowed in schools, an Education Ministry official said yesterday. The official pointed out that principals had been informed of this ruling at various meetings with the directors of education and schools. She said: "As
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    THE REN WAR
    86 1 Richa 6ln the mis, America far the first time la modern history will confront two cold realities. The first «f these to that If war were to came, we might leee. The second to that we might he defeated without war. The second prospect hi more likely
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    Lock icon Student clash: 39 held
    76 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. A total of 38 students of three senior secondary schools in the elite Kebayoran district of south Jakarta have been detained by police for involvement in massive fights between students of the three schools in the past few days, it was reported today. In
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    Heavy going in defiance of safety
    116 1 THIS aeeae hi New Bridge Road yesterday depTets the blatant disregard lor road safety aad traffic rale* by aaotorhrta, motoreyeHsto and drivers of heavy vehicle* a lameataMe bat common sltaatfoa •a Singapore roads. The mobile craae aad two lorries hi treat are balding ap
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    Lock icon Record car sales
    55 1 LONDON, Thurs. British Leyland is selling record numbers of can in a buoyant home market as prospects brighten for the state-owned vehicle giant's recovery. Leyland, which came near to financial collapse in 1975, sold nearly 47,000 cars In March, representing about 24 per cent of the British
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    Lock icon Missile city
    38 1 HELSINKI, Thurs. Finnish military authorities today began installing Soviet-made Sam-3 missiles around Helsinki as the city's main line of defense. The new missies will be ready for use by the autumn, said Colonel Rauli Helminen. UPI.
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    Lock icon Rats! The war hero is a terrier
    140 1 BELFAST, Thurs. The British Army yesterday mounted a top secret operation to fly one of its war heroes to a retirement home following reports that Irish Republican Army guerillas would kill him to dampen the morale of British troops in Northern Ireland. The
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    Lock icon US stand in Seoul
    84 1 SEOUL, Thurs. The American Embassy in Seoul today issued a statement that it was maintaining a strict neutrality in South Korean politics neither supporting nor opposing any politicians aspiring to become the next president of the country. The statement was apparently prompted by an article in
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    Lock icon 'Free US hostages at once' call to Iran
    561 1 LISBON, Thursday BOTH the European Economic Community and the Council of Europe today demanded the "immediate release" of the American captives in Iran but postponed any decision to impose sanctions on Teheran. The 21-nation Council of Europe also called for the "total,
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    Lock icon BATTLE ON IRAN-IRAQ BORDER
    386 1 BATTLE ON IRAN-IRAQ BORDER TEHERAN, Thursday IRANIAN television said an air, artillery and infantry battle broke out over the IranIraq border yesterday as the dispute between the two countries worsened. The broadcast said one Iranian phantom fighter and three military helicopters met Iraqi helicopters. No planes were reported shot down
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    Lock icon LATEST
    64 1 IRAN SENDS NAVAL FORCE TEHERAN, Thara. Iraaiaa aaval vessels left part aad steamed ont tat* the Persian Gulf today to "eeaator aay aggrt— Ua" fram aetghbaariag Iraq, Teheran Radl* repartod, as the twa aauaaa remalaed lacked la a tease harder ahewdawa. Same Ujm Iraalaaa expelled fram lrao have paired
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      153 1 pages today DON'T DRIVE YOUNG AWAY, SAYS YARD CHIEF Page 6 it DIE in factional fighting in camp S TRANSPORT strike hit by violence 4 ASYLUM for embassy Cubans 5 BUILDERS to meet government on materials shortage FAMILY Service Centre has 50-50 chance of survival li FORMER police station now
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      Iran-Iraq clash takes M-E to the brink...
      477 2 ANALYSIS BY THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN DESK THE outbreak of hostilities between Iran and Iraq sparked off by a dispute over three strategic oil-route islands has worsened the Middle East situation to messy and dangerously unpredictable depths. In stark contrast to the situation
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      Lock icon ISRAELI TROOPS STAND FAST IN LEBANON
      192 2 ISRAELI TROOPS STAND FAST IN LEBANON T^IL AVIV, Thurs. Israeli troops stood fast in southern Lebanon today after crossing the border in search of Palestinian guerillas, a United Nations spokesman here said. Israel mounted its incursion as reaction to Monday's guerilla raid on an Israeli border farming village in which
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      Lock icon Retired colonel's ringing claim
      130 2 CARLISLE (PlMMllifcuU), Than. Retired army e.l.ael, Mr Th«r.Uß IreUa4, tkutk* there mlgMt be m*t«ruU for theOiliMM BMk •f Warli RMSttb la pIMM bill he g*t the •ttwrtey. Ike lint thlag he mttoed wh IteweJght ud the f«* that the ■•stage c.st the Uafto* TetephMe System, UBM
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      Lock icon Execution film: Britain says sorry
      274 2 Execution film: Britain says sorry LONDON, Thurs. Britain has expressed regret to Saudi Arabia over the screening of a television film here last night on the execution of a Saudi princess for adultery In 1977, a Foreign Office spokesman said today. "we regret any damage that might be done to
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      Lock icon 'Shah feared being flown to Iran in his sleep'
      233 2 MADRID, Thurs. THE ailing ex-Shah of Iran did not want to undergo surgery in Panama for fear of being bundled into a plane to Qom in bis sleep, Panamanian leader, Omar Torrijos said here today. "His main adviser told him to
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      Lock icon Cyclone toll
      51 2 DACCA. Thurs. Sixteen people were killed, about 100 hurt and thousands made homeless when cyclones hit the northern and eastern parts of Bangladesh In the past five days. Press reports today said, 14 deaths occurred in northern Rangpur district and two in the eastern border district of Sylhet.
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      Lock icon Triumphant welcome for expelled diplomats
      388 2 Triumphant welcome for expelled diplomats TEHERAN, Thusday A GROUP of 40 Iranian diplomats, expelled from the United States after President Jimmy Carter severed relations with Iran earlier this week, were given a triumphant welcome when they arrived at Teheran's Mehrabad Airport early today. A crowd of several thousand Iranians chanting
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      Lock icon Drought threatens to force farmers of land
      313 3 SYDNEY, Thurs. The worst drought since 1902 may force hundreds of farmers off the land in the state of New South Wales unless the government intervenes with millions of dollars in assistance, an official investigation said. Stale Minister for Agriculture Jack Hailam went
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      Lock icon Towel in stomach
      57 3 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Surgeons operating on a 28-year-old Indian woman found a towel in her stomach, the Statesman newspaper reported today. The towel was left in her stomach after a caesarian two months ago It was discovered during surgery at a hospital in Gaya, north-east India, after
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      Lock icon Tito condition still grave
      40 3 BELCRADE. Thurs President Tito's condition remains very grave, with no significant changes, his doctors said today. A medical bulletin said the 87-year-old Yugoslav leader was undergoing continued intensive treatment in the northern city of Ljubljana. Reuter
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      Lock icon 40 die in factional fighting at camp
      313 3 BANGKOK, Thursday AT LEAST 40 people were killed and thousands driven from their homes in Ban Non Mak Mum on the ThaiKampuchean border today when rival Kampuchean factions clashed in the fiercest fighting yet, reports said. Border sources said Thailand mounted a huge
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      Thais won't hold talks on refugees with Samrin regime
      383 3 Thais won't hold talks on refugees with Samrin regime BANGKOK, Thurs. THAILAND will not hold talks with the Vietnamese-backed Heng Samrin regime on the repatriation of Kampuchean refugees even if the Kampuchean leaders insist that no diplomatic accord between the two countries is necessary. Thai officials were com- meriting on
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      Lock icon The sun IS shrinking. says scientist
      329 3 The sun IS shrinking. says scientist WASHINGTON, Thurs. NEW research seems to confirm that the sun is shrinking but at a slower rate than previously estimated. The scientist who first suggested the shrinking theory, Dr John Eddy, said yesterday that new information Indicates he may have been wrong about the
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      CANCER IS MAIN KILLER DISEASE IN CHINA
      181 3 HONG KONG, Thurs. Cancer has become the leading killer among China's near-billion population, a nationwide survey of a three-year cancer mortality by the Cancer Institute under the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences showed. Nearly a million medical workers Interviewed 850 million people between
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      Lock icon Four African heads to meet
      56 3 NAIROBI, Thurs The presidents of Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Sudan will meet on Monday in the Kenyan port city of Mombasa, local reports said today. The reports, quoting Kenyan President Daniel Arap Moi, said the talks will centre on matters affecting all four states, but
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      Lock icon The signs point to another exodus from Vietnam'
      159 3 HONGKONG, Thurr VIETNAMESE refogeea arri via* in HaagEms have said that muy at Vietnam's Cklaeae p*p*latiMi were belag registered fer ■etmrtare while fleets af small bMta were being eewtneted aieag the eeaat. •fflclal seareei said today. There have alse been reaerta that
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      Lock icon Transport strike hit by violence
      227 4 GENERAL STRIKE LOOMS NEW YORK, Thurs. Isolated violence and the threat of a general strike have crept into New York city's transit stoppage, which has left millions without public transport since the beginning of the month. Strike sympathisers yesterday threw garbage and bottles at buses
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      Lock icon Pakistan to seek zone of peace in the Gulf
      313 4 Pakistan to seek zone of peace in the Gulf ISLAMABAD, Thursday PAKISTAN wants a zone of peace in the Persian Gulf region to defuse dangerous tentions, presidential adviser on foreign affairs Mr All Agah said yesterday. Mr All Agah told a news conference that his country would propose the idea
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      Lock icon One more year?
      82 4 TOKYO, Thuri. China will probably extend its period of economic adjustment by one yew to 1982 because of a serious shortage of energy supplies and slow progress In modernising transport and port facilities, the Bank of Japan said here today. The bank said in a monthly research
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      32 4 LONDON, Thun. Rhodesia will be admitted to the Commonwealth as a full member on becoming the independent nation of Zimbabwe on April 18, Commonwealth SecretaryGeneral Shrldath Ramphal announced today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 70 missing after floods
      48 4 LIMA. Thurs. Seventy people are missing in Peru's eastern Amazon region following Hoods and Landslides caused by heavy rains, official sources said today. Civil Defence sources said the floods had also left 36.000 people isolated in the Amazon provinces of Merced and Satlpo Reuter.
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      Lock icon I'll vote for Ted, says Mary Jo's mum
      235 4 I'll vote for Ted, says Mary Jo's mum WASHINGTON, Thurs. The mother of Mary Jo Kopechne does not hold Senator Edward Kennedy responsible for her daughter's death in the accident at Chappaquiddick, and says she may vote for him for president. There was no romance between her daughter and the
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      Carter has legal clout to bar athletes
      87 4 Carter has legal clout to bar athletes WASHINGTON, Tkwrm. PrwhlMt Jimmy Carter has the legal Mttorlty U bar t*e United States Olympic Cemmtttee «r s mi of American athletes tram taking part la the Nwtw Olympics this sunnier. AtUrney General Beajamln ClvUettf said today. Bat he added that the aammtotntfsa
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      Lock icon Growing business of secret abductions
      305 4 ROME, Thur THE chance discovery of a kidnapped boy whose disappearance had not been reported by his family has unveiled a mushrooming business of secret abductions parallel to Italy's "official" MultiMillion Dollar Kidnapping, Inc. The case of Salvatore Piolo, a cafe owner's six-year-old son freed
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      ANGRY COPS MADE 2,000 HOMELESS, SAY REPORTS
      241 4 ANGRY COPS MADE 2,000 HOMELESS, SAY REPORTS NEW DELHI, Thursday VENGEFUL police allegedly set fire to seven villages after looting the peasants and made about 2,000 people homeless, Indian news reports said today. The armed police allegedly burned the villages on Monday in retaliation for the "brutal murder" of two
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      Lock icon MISSION OF 'HEADS' THAT'S ALL HEART
      75 4 MISSION OF 'HEADS' THAT'S ALL HEART AMERICAN dowßHUMloats staaflßg n Bae •■taMe the PaettV Gaxdea MMoa la Ohio oa Tuesday to be estates' by esasas workers. Every esasas year, whsa aa amjr of eeaoao takers iavasV the darker anas of society, the eeasas kanaa has a "BBBMloa sight" waea the
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      58 4 BEIJING, Thurs. World Bank president Robert McNamara arrived today for a visit. He was expected to discuss China's future membership of the bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). He was met at the airport by the vice-president of the Bank of China. Mr McNamara arrived days
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      Lock icon Fatal refusal
      24 4 SAN SALVADOR. Than. Leftist guerillas today killed at least 25 peasants who refused to Join them, E3 Salvador's Defence Ministry said. Reuter
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      Lock icon Asylum for embassy Cubans
      210 5 ANDEAN PACT NATIONS HELP OUT LIMA, Thursday THE Andean Pact countries have agreed to give asylum to some of the 10,000 Cubans crammed in Peru's embassy in Havana. The decision was taken after the Andean foreign ministers held a 10-hour emergency meeting. The joint statement denounced
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      Lock icon Gas well cracks after quake
      185 5 JAKARTA, Thurs. AN EARTHQUAKE measuring 5.5 on the Richter scale has caused a 300-metre long crack in the wall of a natural gas well in the Arun Gasfields in North Sumatra. Minister of Mines Subroto said today the natural gas spurting forth from the leak
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      Lock icon Barter plan for oil
      59 5 BANGKOK, Thurs. Thailand, anxious to narrow its growing trade deficit, is considering a plan to obtain oil from the Middle East on a barter basis, the Industry Ministry said today. A spokesman said any such trade would be carried out on a government-to-government basis in an
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      94 5 JAKARTA, Thurs. The English language daily Indonesian Observer today criticised the Foreign Ministry for not having an official spokesman. Many Foreign Ministry officials had been reduced to becoming elusive figures, surrounded by secrecy, the paper said in an editorial. "It is strange that the Foreign
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      Lock icon Four hugs a day keep blues away: Doctor
      146 5 Four hugs a day keep blues away: Doctor TORONTO, Thurs. Four hugs a day will help you survive the blues, but a dozen is better, says a social scientist. Dr. Virginia Satir, speaking to the annual meeting of the American Orthopsychiatric Association, told some 4,000 delegates more touching would make
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      Lock icon Undying fame
      41 5 BEIJING, Thurs. The late screen-hero of Chinese martial arts, Bruce Lee, is no longer unknown in China. For the first time, the official monthly magazine, Cinema for Everyone, devoted an article to the star who died in 1973. AFP.
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      31 5 AGANA (Guam), Thun. Polaris submarines operating from the American territory of Guam are to be withdrawn and replaced by fast attack submarines, United States Navy sources said today. UPI.
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      370 5 Soviet bid for new space endurance record MOSCOW, Thursday SOVIET cosmonaut Valery Ryumin was back in space today less than eight months after setting a 175-day space endurance record. The 40-year-old former forestry student blasted off from the Soviet Union aboard the Soyuz-35 capsule yesterday on what appeared likely to
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      Lock icon Nuclear test by Soviets
      54 5 HAGFORS (Sweden), Thurs. The Soviet Union exploded a nuclear device underground today at its Semipalatinsk test site in western Siberia, the Swedish National Defence Research Institute Observatory reported. It was the second test there this week but also only the second Soviet test this year, an
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      32 5 TURIN, Thurs. Two armed men killed a 30-year-old security guard on his way to work today in what police believe may be Italy's 22nd political assassination of the year. UPI.
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    Don't drive the young away, says yard chief
    431 6 Don't drive the young away, says yard chief THOSE DISPARAGING REMARKS TAUNTS of "sor chai" (Cantonese for "simpleton") by older employees at Keppel Shipyard have driven apprentices, after six years of costly training, to seek other jobs. The managing directer of the shipyard, Mr Chua Chor Teck, spoke of the
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    CC telematch
    31 6 THE Ane Mo Kio Community Centre Youth Group is organising an inter-zone telematch at the Ang Mo Kio Primary School on April 27 from 8.30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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    Workers told to build up skills
    225 6 THE NTUC secretary for labour development, Mr Kenneth Mok, warned shipyard workers yesterday that unless they were skill-conscious, they might wake up one day to find themselves redundant. Mr Mok, who was speaking on the second day of the Union of Keppel Shipyard Employees'
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    $2,000 GIFT FOR ARTS GROUP
    186 6 $2,000 GIFT FOR ARTS GROUP SHAKESPEABB'B Hamlet will he staged fer the first time here la Malay by a flapsin arts own Perksmpalaa Seal at the Victoria Theatre ea April II aad M at 8 p.m. The Green General Manager, Newspapers (Operattaas) ef the Ttases Orfaassatfea, Mr k,m to the
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    Doctor: I found no signs of poisoning
    278 6 Doctor: I found no signs of poisoning A DOCTOR told the coroner's court yesterday that when she examined Mr Ng Huan Leong, 30, on July 17 last year, she found no sign that he had been poisoned although he had claimed that his wife had poisoned him before she jumped
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    Forum on operas
    64 6 SEVERAL leading acton and actresses of the visiting Guangdong Cantonese Opera Troupe of China will speak at a forum tomorrow on The New Trend in Cantonese Opera at 3 p.m. The forum, organised by the Kreta Ayer People's Theatre, will be held at die conference hall of
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    POCKETED $10,000 FROM DEAL WITH FRIEND
    151 6 POCKETED $10,000 FROM DEAL WITH FRIEND A BUSINESS deal between two friends turned sour when one of them betrayed the other. Khoo Cheow Quee,3l, pocketed $10,000 from the sale of 400 aluminium ladders entrusted to him by his business partner, Mr Lim Eng Seng. Khoo who pleaded guilty to misappropriating
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    Overland trip
    23 6 THE Comex adventure club of Singapore will organise an overland expedition to Europe In May/ June. Those interested shoukT telephone gTM.
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    Photos of doctors woman pationts in nude seized
    261 6 Photos of doctors woman pationts in nude seized POLICE have seised six ealsarea 1 nhatsgnphs of andean* send— ate wMnaa pmUeata «f a 4tetar. wk* to beta* Imvesttkate*] f*r having allegedly taken the pheUs in his cllmle. A pailee spekesniM yesterday said: ''We have Interviewed mere thaa M Us waman
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    VITB offers diploma courses in applied arts
    231 6 THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board will offer, for the first time, two courses leading to the Diploma in Applied Arts, in its April intake exercise. The two courses, for advertising art and interior design, will be held at the Banaruddin Vocational Institute.
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    Kiwi band concert
    49 6 THE Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment Band will perform at the Singapore Conference Hall on Sunday at S p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Tickets at $1 are available at the Singapore Conference Hall, C X Tang, Cold Storage. Popular Book Store and Yamaha Music School (Plaza Singapura).
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    Sewing machine mechanics scheme: Few respond
    237 6 Sewing machine mechanics scheme: Few respond ONLY 14 trainees were sponsored by 12 garment firms when the first Industrial Sewing Ma- chine Training Scheme was launched last October at the Banaruddin Vocational Institute. This represents a mere six per cent of about 200 members of the Singapore Garment Manufacturers' Association.
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    Launching of forex certs for China visitors
    276 8 Launching of forex certs for China visitors THE Bank of China here yesterday announced the launching of its foreign exchange certificates for visitors to China. But such certificates are only on sale in China. Their values are equivalent to the present renminbi, except that they are to be used by
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    Press Queen
    32 8 THE Singapore Malay Journalists Association will hold an Asean Press Queen show in conjunction with its 25th anniversary dinner and dance at Cockpit Hotel on April 36 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Refused to take crippled passenger: Cabbie fined
    162 8 A TAXI-DRIVER was yesterday fined HM for refusing to pick op a crippled passenger. The court Wrdthat Mr Ye* Beng Hwa, an administrative assistant, was waiting at the head of a taxi queue In front of the Peninsula Hotel In Coleman Street on
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    Jail, six-year ban on lorry driver
    370 8 Jail, six-year ban on lorry driver Caused death of two boys A MALAYSIAN lorry driver, How Bah Bee, 43, was jailed six months and disqualified from driving all classes of vehicles for six years yesterday for causing the deaths of a 12-year-old cyclist and his pillion by a negligent act.
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    'Electronic weighing machines gaining popularity'
    197 8 'Electronic weighing machines gaining popularity' ELECTRONIC weighing equipment are gaining popularity and are taking over from mechanical weighing systems, a product manager on electronic weighing said on Wednesday. Mr Ricks Meijer, of Philips GMBH, Hamburg, said one only had to look at the number of manufacturers who have switched from
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    Reprint now on sale
    58 8 A REPRINT of the Constitution of Singapore containing all amendments made up to March 31 this year is now on sale. The reprinted version which consists of 14 parts can be purchased at $8 a copy from the Singapore National Printers on the ground floor at
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    Crash driver ordered to pay $41,000
    313 8 Crash driver ordered to pay $41,000 A COMPUTER consultant, held to be drunk when involved in a road collision four years ago, was ordered by the High Court yesterday to pay $41,000 damages and costs to the family of the crash victim, a trishaw rider. Mr Shaw Hul Jeong, who
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    Motorist charged
    97 8 LIM Kian Huat, 23, a motor pick-up driver, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with causing the death of two of his passengers by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. Lim is alleged to have caused the deaths of Low Tat Meng, 20, and Yap
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    Jeya's wife dies of cancer at 50
    192 9 Jeya's wife dies of cancer at 50 MRS MARGARET Cyathia Jeyarrtoam (akave), wife W Workers' Party aeereterygeaeral, Mr J. B. Jeyaretuun, died «f amw at Gleaeagle* HwplUl yesterday. EBgllsfc-te«ra Mrs Jeyaretaam, W, mother «< tw* mm, a«ed a •at 11, had bees aafferlag frwn the dteeaae far nearly tw* years.
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    Snatch thief fined
    87 9 LABOURER Tan Kum Meng.19, was yesterday Jailed one day and fined $500 for stealing a gold chain from a woman. Madam Khng Kiow Hua. 40. was walking near the Metropole Theatre in Tanjong Pagar Road when she (elt a Up on her shoulder. On turning, she came
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    Disco time
    33 9 THE Singapore Jaycees (Temasek Chapter) will hold Disco-Tern at Leisure Drome, Kallang Park, tomorrow from 7 p.m. Tickets at $6 each are available at the sate. You can also telephone *****7.
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    Nine suspensions
    67 9 IN the first quarter of this year, the Ministry of Labour stopped work at nine worksites because the contractors had infringed safety regulations. The suspensions ranged from two to 21 days. Last year, the ministry ordered 16 suspensions in the first quarter, and in the whole year 42
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    Builders to meet govt on materials shortage
    533 9 SINGAPORE contractors, worried that they might not complete building projects on time, because of the shortage of building materials, are expected to meet the government next week to seek help. The Singapore Contractors Association is expected to meet Trade Department officials to look
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    5 more donations bring fund to $2.3m
    237 9 5 more donations bring fund to $2.3m THE Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Dr Ow Chin Hock, yesterday received five donations totalling $37,576 to the Singapore Cultural Foundation. The cheques, presented at the Ministry of Culture's reception room, brings the total amount of donations to $2.3 million. This excludes $74,960 in pledges.
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    Talk on HK and Spore
    42 9 MR JOHN PAIN, director of the Hongkong Tourist Promotion Board, will talk on Hongkong and Singapore in Regional Travel Context at the Rotary Club of Singapore East luncheon meeting today at 1 p.m. at the Singapore Hilton.
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    Step nearer automated clearing
    327 9 Step nearer automated clearing BANKERS are now a step nearer to an automated cheque clearing system. In a letter sent in late February to the Association of Banks in Singapore, the Monetary Authority of Singapore suggested that a private consortium be set up to run the clearing system. i Bankers,
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      237 9 Straits Times Crossword ACKOBB 3 TapeMry depicting rising river 1 Farmhouse and sublcs older marih <7) member of family, for exam- 5 f^L. (la F tor les been pie, rejected '"f*" «> 4To live next door to semi 6 Sharp end of weapon used by a brings benefit (6) war-horde
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    Family Service Centre has 50-50 chance of survival
    511 10 Family Service Centre has 50-50 chance of survival COMMUNITY leaders and volunteers with the Family Service Centre in MacPherson estate have given the centre a 50-50 chance of being allowed to continue its operations. The Finance Ministry is evaluating its progress, and will soon decide if the centre should be
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    Overwhelming response to Teleview advert
    195 10  - Overwhelming response to Teleview advert ALICE WONG By OVER 20 companies, mostly multinational corporations, have responded to an advertisement in September by Telecoms for a partner in developing a Teleview system here. The response was so good, a Telecoms source said, that Telecoms has abandoned its original plan to separately
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    Photo contest for May Day
    45 10 THE NTUC will hold a photographic print competition on The Singapore Worker Past and Present to mark May Day. Closing date for entile* is April 21. Judging will be held at the NTUC Union House on April 24 and 26.
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    SINGAPORE BANKS' ASSETS UP BY 25 PC
    111 10 SINGAPORE BANKS' ASSETS UP BY 25 PC TOTAL assets of Singapore banks snowballed to 127.4 billion in February, 25.2 per cent more than in March last year. Loans grew by 33.3 per cent to $16.9 billion while total deposits grew by 27.9 per cent to $13.1 billion. Of the total
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    So you want to be a journalist
    68 10 So you want to be a journalist MR PETER WATSON, director of the Times Press Foundation School of Journalism, will give a talk on "So you want to be a journalist" at the Marine Parade branch library today at 3 pm. The talk, intended for 'A' and '0' level students,
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    Mandarin for hotel staff
    34 10 HOLIDAY Inn Hotel has started a six-month Mandarin course (or its administrative and supervisory staff. The instructor is Mr Ouek Cheng Meng, who has 16 years' experience as a teacher.
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    Padang curry
    31 10 THE women's sub-committee of Serangocn Garden community centre will hold a Padang curry class on April 16 at 2p.m. For details, telephone *****69 between 2 p.m. and 9.30 p.m.
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    LIBRARIANS UNDER TRAINING
    71 10 LIBRARIANS UNDER TRAINING DAW (Mtas) Ah Wta. (left), *ad t i (Mr) Tkaa Aug, Tt, an faaJMefl Bfl_f tkK9f llbf ftrtftM BOfV mader a Citosisi PUa tralalag fellowship. They arrived m April 1 >■< (111 be a tw»nTSmmI Uhnry wfcerr they ara seea aWre wwkIV Bnt Bvmm U kr ■ntakrcad
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    Two large barges hired for Phnom Penh port
    189 10 Two large barges hired for Phnom Penh port UNICEF and an international aid consortium for Kampuchea have Jointly leased two large barges from a Singapore firm to serve as a floating wharf in Phnom Penh. This is to augment facilities there, depleted by half the main wharf collapsing three weeks
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    Refugee project to be orientation highlight
    226 10 A PROJECT to collect donations of foodstuff for Kampuchean refugees will be the highlight of the freshmen orientation week of the Students' Union of Ngee Ann Technical College next week. The students will collect and pack the donated foodstuff, to be channelled through the
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    STUDENTS RALLY TO HELP FELLOW PUPIL
    168 12 STUDENTS RALLY TO HELP FELLOW PUPIL IT WAS a lesson in moral education for students of Seng Poh Primary school recently when they raised $1,090 for a fellow student in financial difficulties. The student was Tay Kirn Hock, 14, whose father, a vegetable-seller, was found hanged by a rope from
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    New head of architects
    47 12 MR Edwin S. H. Choo hat been elected president of the Sing* pore Institute of Architects. Other officials are: Mr Sim Hong Boon, (immediate past president); Mr Wee Chwee Heng, (vice-president); Mr Mok Yew Fun, (secretary); and Mr Tony Tan Keng Joo. (treasurer).
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    Catholic High move to Dorset School
    402 12 Catholic High move to Dorset School CATHOLIC High School will completely take over the premises of Dorset School next year as part of its move out of the city area. A new building is expected to be ready at a site adjacent to Dorset School by 1963. At present Catholic
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    On beauty
    35 12 THE Amalgamated Union of Public Employee* will conduct a tree beauty class for members at Wtama AUPE on April 19 at 130 p.m. For details, telephone Mrs S Mltra at *****3 Mt 8.
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    LOCATING A HOUSE THE LAMP-POST WAY
    164 12 LOCATING A HOUSE THE LAMP-POST WAY THE t lights tke way at ilgkt, tat heaeeJarth It will d* man thai ta_t. It will sk« w the way tor n»WrIste «h»an IttHi hr a wrtlfhir h— e. fc»wr The Pahlle Warms Dep-rtneat will pat v haase aamber ring eJampei to selected
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    Rent hike delayed in all 11 estates
    133 12 THE Housing Board has decided to delay its first stage rent increases for not only Wessex Estate but also the 10 other estates of reverted properties. In notices to tenants in the 10 estates, it gave a statement similar to the one given
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    Characters long used in China, says counsel
    427 12 YEO HIAP SENG amended its counter-claim against Fraser and Neave yesterday by asking the High Court to order that a disclaimer entry be made against the three Chinese characters (above) in the Register of Trade Marks. Mr M. Kathigesu, for Yeo Hiap Seng,
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    Indonesian culture
    52 12 THE Extra-mural Activities Department of the University of Singapore has started a 10week Indonesian cultural language course at the Bukit Timah campus. The course, held every Monday, is conducted by Dr Liaw Yock Fang. lecturer at the Indonesian Malay language centre in Nanyang University. Seven students are attending
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    Police band
    20 12 THE Police Academy band will play at the Botanic Gardens on Sunday from 5.30 pm to 6.30 pm.
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      165 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp "X/" I VWANT" I TTTUS DIDN'T VDtl EVER BUT DON'T LET 1 1 NO MATTER MOW MUCH WHAT CAN YTO BORROW HEAR THAT SAYING, THAT WORBV I \MONEV YOU LBNO VIE, I'LL I TDO SOA/E LEND MONEY AND YOU, MR. Jl©©s il
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      169 13 Shell Economy Rally '80 n A OVKALI Once again, Honda proves beyond doubt the superior technology that makes winners. With a let HON LIA ACCOR LI consistent showing of superior economical j oh n soh/Haroid Nett*» performance. At the "Shell Economy Rally '80" /> uai\ii\ii hhpi iv^r held in Singapore
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      'Woman left with mind of child after crash'
      263 14 IPOH, Thursday A 30-YEAR-OLP woman has the mind of a child because of extensive brain damage in an accident nine years ago, a psychiatrist told the High Court yesterday. He said he was surprised to see her still alive after she had
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      Mum 13 of my girls raped
      72 14 Mum 1 3 of my girls raped JOHORE BARU, Thurs- A housewife reported to the police on Tuesday that three of her daughters, aged six, nine and 12, had been raped by an 18-year old neighbour, the Star newspaper reported. She alleged they had been molested on several occasions over
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      Lock icon 'Plea by Moro for use of bases rejected'
      236 14 JAKARTA, Thursday INDONESIA and Malaysia have rejected a request from the Philippine Muslim separatist movement, the Moro National Liberation Front in the southern Philippines, to use strategic military bases close to the Philippines. The Indonesian army newspaper Berita Yudha, in a report
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      Lock icon No cabinet reshuffle
      51 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The present cabinet will not be reshuffled, Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn reiterated today. The Prime Minister was answering a question in the Senate about whether a reshuffle would take place in view of the slowness of some ministries in carrying out their duties.
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      Lock icon To Zimbabwe
      29 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Information Minister Datuk Mohamed Rahmat will represent Malaysia at the Independence Day celebration of Zimbabwe on April 18, the Foreign Ministry said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon MORE VARSITY PLACES FOR NON-BUMIS
      98 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs- The Education Ministry plans to raise the intake of non-bumiputra students into local universities by 2 per cent for the 1980 81 academic year. Deputy Education Minister Datuk Chan Siang Sun told the Senate yesterday that the ministry was still selecting students
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      Lock icon Woes of school without water supply for four years
      288 14 Woes of school without water supply for four years K. LUMPUR, Thurs FOR the 1,4 M b*ya sad jdrla af the Baagnr SMMMUry SebMi here. cMrylag backets m water for thetr cockery lew—, adeaee laterateriea and eve* tetleta Is ■•tfciag new they have been Mag this for the last f«*r
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      Lock icon Tunku's book: 2 on copyright charge
      133 14 Tunku's book: 2 on copyright charge KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The hearinj? today of a case, in which two men are charged with infringing the copyright of one of former prime minister Tunku Abdul Rahman's books, was postponed for the tenth time. Defence counsel E. J. Lawrence said the case should
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      Backdating of law case man 'to hang today'
      290 14  - Backdating of law case man 'to hang today' M.G.G. PILLAI By Our Kuala Lumpur reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A lawyer for a condemned man yesterday said his client would be hanged tomorrow, making it the tenth execution in the last month. Since Malaysia resumed executions five weeks ago after a
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    Former police station now a turning point for inmates
    667 15 Former police station now a turning point for inmates Jnrong reporter PAUL JANSEN and cameramen FRANCIS ONG and ALBERT SIM tonred the Juraag day-release camp in Tainan Jnrong this week. This Is their report. THE former Jurong police station has been turned into another day-release camp for inmates from drug
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    Choice for the hard-cores
    214 15 A NEW element has been injected Into the day relenog scheme to eater to hard roir lnmstrs In the Drag Rehabilitation Centres. Instead of the six-month period offered to other Inaittro, those with secret society backgreaads (antecedents in official Jargon) are offered the cheiee of either
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    Firms' help needed
    43 15 Firms' help needed THE Home Affairs Ministry depends on the c««per»ti«n at companies far the success of the day-release scheme. A ministry spokesman Mked firms which have tabs to offer to contact the Central Narcotics Bareaa Job placement ult, tol SMt/l. k. k.
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      574 17 CONieJR^IIIILT^IICNS BEST WISHES 6 !O OHITACHI0 HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (S) PTE. LTD. on the occasion of the official opening of their New Factory Complex in Jurong EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. COMSUMFR BLK 3, 61 H FLOOR, UNIT IF-29F \Uf miAbm t*U"»UI"tH SAMPO CORPORATION KALLANG WAY, PRODUCTS (S) PTE. LTD
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1980 FIND A WAY
    747 18 The Straits Times FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1980 FIND A WAY SUCCESS can also bring with it its share of headaches. This would appear to be the predicament of our construction industry which is faced today with an acute shortage of labour as well as building materials. With so many projects
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    Lock icon Star Ferry feeling the pinch
    611 18  -  MICHAEL MALIK By in Hongkong HONGKONG'S Star Ferry, as familiar to visitors here as New York's Staten Island Ferry on the Hudson River, is facing its greatest crisis in more than 100 years of chugging across the 1,500-m of water between the island and the
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    World's fate hinges on next two decades
    2098 18  -  RICHARD NIXON By Richard Nixon THE REAL WAR "The next two decades represent a time of maximum crisis during which the fate of the world for generations to come may ▼cry well be decided.* This is the conclusion of Richard Nixon, reflecting on
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      420 18 //•V* SINGAPORE Y*mrs CONTACT LENS SOCIETY The following members are: G CONTACT LENS PRACTITIONERS OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS OPTOMETRISTS E. J. BENJAMIN eowaho j beujamin ptl ltd F.W.1.. F.IC.LP. '04. Tangkn Sheopng Centre. Tangwi Road |1O?4| Tef *****69/*****56 CHEN TIN FOOR qah tin opt co »-0 A. AC.CLP. G-46. *gh Street Centre
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      125 19 HDB could floor tho whole flat AS MOST »»pUc«ate tor the kw oxeeittve imi sooa to be tattt by the Boob* BoftN an bodcet-coM-the board eoaM reeoa >Mer Mag the floorimx for oaeh Martmeat as far ao tho Uvtag %mA beiroosM areas are eoaoanoi, this c«m■Mhw tho wholofioor- for oaeh
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      Circuit breaker is not fool-proof
      210 19 THE Public Utilities Board would like to clari?the doubts raised by W. Liro (ST, March 22) about the usefulness of the earth leakage circuit breaker. In the course of giving evidence at a coroner's inquiry, a PUB officer stated that if toe whole electrical wiring
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      Why are priority points different?
      229 19 RECENTLY, I went to the SAF Reservists Association to transfer my Housing Board flat application to the SAF Reservist Priority Scheme. When I read through the explanatory notes, to my disappointment I found that the points awarded for the participation in the SAF Small Arms
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      Rent Control Act now an anachronism
      317 19 Rent Control Act now an anachronism WE ARE viewed by many as a very progressive and (air society. The recent "serious concern" of the Minister for Trade and Industry about the diminishing value of CPF funds is an excellent case in point. But we seem to have overlooked and to
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      Housing woes of the middleincome group
      420 19 IT IS an accepted fact that our Central Provident Fund rates are the highest in the world and income tax among the highest. CPF funds are permitted for purchase of Housing Board flats and Housing and Urban Development Company middleincome housing. What about those
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      SAF's school fitness scheme
      263 19 I REFER to the letter, "Physical fitness specific to task to be performed" by "Be Scientific" (ST, March 29). In his comments on physical fitness training proposals for national servicemen and school children, "Be Scientific" has rightly observed that it is wrong to assume that participation
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      Training for our brains as well
      277 19 Training for our brains as well IN TIMES of tension or war, there is need for brawn... and brains. With all this talk of military preparedness and improving the quality of reservist training, has some thought been given to all those managers, engineers and even directors who go back for
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      125 19 J OPTOMETRISTS OPTICIANS CONTACT LENS PRACTITIONERS WAA€».O.D.. F.P.0.C., MOO A F ACL. P.***** j X -S.ONG. O OPTOM D.OrriCS (HOUL IF AC. UF (ENC SM .ISAACS, BOTTOM JHOHS.) M OTTOMANS W.) HLJUEL, B V XHONS f S M.CJLOND (Mwbm: Stpgapwi Cmuet Urn Sttety) FJ. ISAACS (PTf.)ITD. For appointments, ptrmu phone:
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      35 19 DON'T BE SHY IF VOI can speak Mandarin and are about to use dlalert again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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      358 20 THE last transacted ready sale at the close oT baataeas on the Stock Excaaag* at Sin** part jfcawrday compared wtth the prevtous day's eiices together wtth hTO high aad kw Adluated (or scrip rights issue) IVTmVaO L «»t Higk Low Coaauy SaU +»r" SBITION ONE IMM STtI.U COMMERCIAL
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1378 20 BID and offei prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with he number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1000 Malta unless otherwise specified AH Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "ant". Big Board
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      1528 20 BID aad offer prtcaa oßldally baud ■ad biaaaaaa In aad reportad to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of akana tradad ahowa la bracktts la lota of 1.000 unlu unleaa otherwtae apedfled mounviAui Aeaw (IMS) Aiaiaiili (3.508 3 80S) call AJeeta (***** IOSI Ala BaM
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      Duty rates
      89 20 THE MALAYSIAN Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the leriod from April 10, until further notice: Rather. 323'! cents a kilo; («an: M 5963.14 a tonne; Palm kernel: $955.75 a tonne; WkHe pepper: $4,461.55 a tonne; Mark pepper: $3,042.87 a tonne; The rates of duty payable
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      Shares make a turnaround
      356 20 ALTHOUGH latrrtwt stall remalard semewsast ilavk, shave prices at tke Stock Exrhaage of Slnnaparr rcMvered r*asid>r»My m lavesUr Hrntimeat was bweste4 by Use markedly Improved averae** markets yesterday. Bat towarts tke crMtag miaates, steady stream M bayfauj newesi lnU tke m*rket, and ma«t stocks were pukesi
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      325 20 MOVING in sympathy with the better overseas trend, prices rallied to close on a slightly steadier note on (he Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. But trading remained cautious. Volume was lacking as investors continued to stay on the sidelines The New Straits Times industrial ordinary share index, reflecting
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      Money and exchange
      159 20 THE US dollar opened weaker at $2 2600 50 as operators began unwinding their long position amidst strong commercial selling, la the Singapore forex market yesterday It dropped sharply to $2 2410 before recovering to close at 12 2530 60 on profit-taking and commercial covering at the
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      NOMINAL RATES
      24 20 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: CarrancaM Nominal rate* SmrUMontan Parc«itaaa quetwl yaatarday (creaa)parMT ehana* l>e*l «Mlavn to an* unit M tttign rorrcaey:
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      45 20 RANGE of pners offend by di» ixint house* on April 10: (ArmiKhl 7 Call deposits 6 T ct**imm R.?i.J (Ulli.. m>ii| swm 3-month Treasury bills 7 7 3 month Ban* bills 117/16 11V16 3 months CD 1115/*****3/18 SmonthslL) 1115/16 1113/16 Sourer: National Discount Co
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      Money market
      31 20 nt mlrrhank rates for Sin^iixiredollitTsim April HI ortrr Bid OvrrnlKllt 13 12 I month 1115/1611. j -in..ntM> 111S16 11. 11l 11 15. 16 II 13 16 ight m.«v 13
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      551 20 PRICES in Use Singapore rubber market closed lower yesterday, with May RSS One buyers quoted at 327.00 cents per kilo, down 5. 50 cents on Wednesday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices fell further on lack of Chinese acceptances and stale bull releases but prices recovered slightly after the close
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      91 20 Mnis UKR .ml -MX prur. nMMaq m< May jßaa H'ymMMtk) (Korw.r* Mlkl H»..r. SrlUr. Buy.r. Srllrra SSK A' MmHlmi 2V700 -JWinlN j*faM SSR V> il i.« palWtl 294.00 JWUiN .nkiw 29H110N imktv ■MX I ;mk I MKi.l' MR I" .MX > MR m> .1 t— pallet. <
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      Hefty jump in Bata earnings
      498 21 HIGHER sales as a result of effective marketing strategies and cost controls provided further impetus for growth at Bata (Malaysia) last year. The shoe-making group has reported a hefty 48 per cent jump in pre-tax earnings to a record M 57.9 million for the financial
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      Laurence, Prust forecasts 15pc rise at Selprop
      305 21 Laurence, Prust forecasts 15pc rise at Selprop BRITISH stockbrokers Laurence, Prust and Company has forecast a 15 per cent rise in Selangor Properties' group earnings for the current year to Oct 31, 1980, after a 20.8 per cent advance in group pre-tax profit to MJ6.9 million last year. The projection
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      Hongkong Land profit rises by Bpc
      220 21 Hongkong Land profit rises by Bpc HONGKONG Land chalked up a slim 8 per cent growth in consolidated net profits from HK5279.5 million to $301.5 million In its financial year ended Dec 31 last year. The property giant has proposed a rights issue of two (or 15 at a price
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        H'kong
        209 20 HONGKONG: Stock prices rose in moderately active trading yesterday, boosted by positive results from Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Hongkong Land, and with the Hang Seng index closing 9.85 points higher at 785.04, dealers said. Market sentiment was also buoyed by renewed selling pressure on the US dollar and
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        Tokyo
        145 20 TOKYO: Stocks closed higher yesterday, on fresh buying in blue chips and populars following a sharp yen recovery *nd a continued rise on Wall Street, dealers said The Dow Jones average rase 22.27 to close at 6,730.51 points. with a volume of 400 million. The New index closed at
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        Produce prices
        119 20 CHINESE PratJaee Kxrkaagr, ■SUnaaare, ajaaa rlaafag prWs per aiieal yesterday Cl«a— t aJJ: Bulk $99 sellers, old drum $105 sellers, new drum $109 sellers. C*a*»: Mixed (loose) UK Com $56.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white lob 100 NLW $320.00 sellers. Sarawak white fob 96% NLW $305.00 sellers, Sarawak
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        GOLD
        255 20 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened at 539.02K and cloaed at 139.4*4 yeaterday In the Par East, disappointed liquidation saw the price opened at *****3 0U S3t 00. However, this (iroved 10 be the low lor the day Buying later lifted the price back *****0 543.00
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        Sydney trading subdued
        103 21 SYDNEY, Thurs. The report from the Ashton diamond partners failed to Impress stocks as confusing signals on interest rates and gold subdued ingAshton finished 10 cents down at AJ2.60 and major partner CRA 20 cents to (5.06 after the release of the report which contained little new
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        Late rally in New York
        161 21 NEW YORK, Wed. The first sign of a break in interest rate* fuelled a rally in the final minutes of trading today and pushed New York stock prices sharply higher in moderate trading. The Dow Jones Industrial average, which was ahead about seven points at
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        Amsterdam shares firmer
        96 21 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Share price* closed mainly higher today with most actives maintaining their early afternoon levels, dealers said. Among Dutch internationals, Royal Dutch rose another 0.80 guilders from early afternoon levels to close 1.80 up at 150.60, while Unilever lost 0.30 guilders at 104.00 Shares with game*
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        Zurich mostly higher
        97 21 ZURICH, Wed. Price* closed mostly higher led by blue chips as foreign demand picked up following the dollar's fall, dealers said. Ctba-Oigy and the bearer shares of Nestle, Alusuisse and Swissair gained significantly and Brown-Boveri Bearer rose moderately while Sandoz and Sulzer were Utue changed along with
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        London firmer after moderate activity
        157 21 LONDON. Wed. The market closed higher after moderate activity, dealers said. At 3 pm, the FT Index was up 3.3 at 430.0. Long-dated government bonds ended as much as H point firmer, but gains in shorts were limited to 3« point owing to small sales
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        TIN
        153 20 THE STRAITS tin slipped $14 to $2,310 per picul (equivalent to $38.19 per kilo, down 23 cents) in Fenang yesterday, on an official offering down 25 tonnes to 219 tonnes. The overnight London mar ket was barely steady with forward buyers gaining £30 to £7.830 per tonne. LONDON: Tin
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        Closing prices
        39 20 Rubber: April 10 Singapore: May: 327.00 cents (down 5.50 cents) Malaysia: May: 328.50 cents (down 7.00 cents) Tin: M 52,310 (down $14) (equivalent to $38.19 per kilo) (down 23 cents) Official offering: 219 tonnes (down 25 tonnes)
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        COPPER
        32 20 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets) Wirebar Spot £972 (£977); sellers £973 (£980); Three Month buyers U. 002.00 (£1,007.50), sellers £1,002.50 (£1.008). Market Ism: Barely steady. Sales: 8,775 tonnes
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      34 20 Prime lending rates THK average rate at which ma tor Singapore I baakg are currently prepared to lead to their best I customers Is 114 per ceat. J City Desk continues on page 21
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      709 21 I EXPATRIATE REGIONAL I SALES MANAGER U.S. Trading Firm I DODGE SEYMOUR (FE) INC., which recently be- came associated with Drake America Corp., one of S America's largest trading firms, is expanding. We intend to hire a dynamic Expatriate Sales Manager for S.E. Asia. Based in Singapore he will head
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      459 21 tit SITE SUPERVISOR Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the above position to take charge of our roofing and walling installation contracts. The successful applicant will have opportunity for career advancement within the Company due to our current expansion programme. The person we are seeking should Hove completed
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      3720 22 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX />V\ Telephone ServKe *****22 {*f J i— i_ _a~' Mondo»-Fndoy 830om -500pm Ordmor, 70 ct» p.. -ofd (r«n $10 50) I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE I IMa/a^II. 1 n t Cantr. 900oin— 5 00 p m (M<n $4915) Sundoy T«n« VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS I
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      3841 23 J HEWPIOYmtWT I lI EMPLOYIIENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT f .^^rju rr.^r^Tr£r l >"" T t,.,.^,^,.: 1 ts^v?.., s^,?:-.:^ e X per,en C eda,rcono~ l r^r'r s AND apprentic^ 31 Situation. Vmrmnl years experience and O' levels VETERINARY SALESMEN (**mm**7\ <*> COUNTER SALES panel and installation work MECHANICS
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      2929 24 II EMPLOYTEMT j II EMPLOYWEWT j II EMPLOYNENT II ENFLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant *^T A B I^LW.^ l^s^asT^l J™"™ 3~\ BSIV/IIZ/^O I 4*fw> M ILVI^ I Lt^^HllW^a B*'^B^_|T'^^B I A L«ader In U> Old Of A new ••p*«<*og»lectron.<:. M Jkell«A\^%»C pro^cu. pt». Ltd. i iTTr»TiT»nT-TTI HlP^¥3£mh \l*i wii'i
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      3591 25 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT A loadma property/ hotal davolopor I /^V./CV ir^if^jf^ :j MEP =£gF H < £X, hS2^^ BAKER g^^fM BJvtn'Ttri'aTTS I" teach "f ndlcru f e lureS p^- r »fl u H# Leading Japanese Trading I I^/^"^/ iiimi^ applications (or the 17*$.
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      4774 26 H EMPLOYMEWT II EMPLOYMEWT II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES BOATS 111 VEHICLES I BOATS MALE STORE ASSISTANT requir- r~~~~~~~~~I~ RELIABLE OEBPATCH BOY requlr WANTED IMMEDIATELY FULL/ HOE HONG TRADING offers Air- 1973 DATSUN 1200 Station wagon 197$ HONOA CIVIC Alrcon. new MARCH 1979 MITSUBISHI Cc ed immediate y_ Preferably i»quir«aimmoa«i»iy m.
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      3732 27 IHI «H.US t BOMS ■WBBBBM.W w nvnnovf j^ itjV.ACCOM.OOAT.ON a PBOPERTISS PARF ELtOISKS I*7t K..ver 2000 BEST PRICE OFFERSO for scrap #-§##»fs^*J wMMMm W §J 9 \J EJ \r W •> •VV-aJ I ■^■-^-^■■■■■■■■■■■--■■■■■■■B O)ST 77 SEMSAWANO SHVYARO Tt. 1970 Mercedes 200. excellent car 1001 cr L second hand used
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      4495 28 timov fvidnxi nvnno tiov I ivaccowwooation 4 properties iv agcommodation 1 properties iv accommodation i properties li/TitS JrlUUy PrUptllWb "ISr^TTrVSES! Z^^riZ^- I n^ T ,e^acrdo!^^y S SSSS^ftiS ATTRACTIVE HILLCOURT 52 Accommodation Preurably in _f_J.tJ»U«« m-ilely 14.400 sqfl with 4 bed- sq It for sale and rent Tel: apartment with swimming
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      4729 29 \times friday properties nr AC€ownw/moM a propebties v services a business vi education i training B_BMg«_B___________________________B_B_B_B__ DELTA HOUSE FLATTED in I.. r> WANTED TO RENT Office Spaces 1 SMOPHOUSES at MacPherson 8 NEW SHOWCASES each (3 1/2 fl RAPID FLUSH (TOILET Bowl BM— aa«_«i M B-g-_-w_— 6lhM(M r :l -22Hsq(t
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      3281 30 VI EDUCATION 4 TMININ6 |VI EDUCATION 4 TRAINING VII TRAVEL A TOURS VII TRAVEL 4 TOWS VII TRAVEL I TOURS "j I^^' m^™^ ""^^""^V PUBLIC RELATIONS SIN REX COMMERCIAL SCHOOL ■BVBWBVaan^BBIBaaHHBW 102 Eduction sp^ww^.c^ 15 I 1 MI•I I f 1 ID 1-F T^ E 1 Fl HP ,b^^^ PS
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      IN MEMORIAM
      68 31 In Proud Si Loving Memory of the late Shri Baboo Brahma Singh who departed on 11/4/73. Seven years have passed since you departed dear dad but everyday. In silence we remember, your distinguished self. Sadly miaaad but fondly romembered by your batovad wile, sons Bihari. Raj a Mohan,
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      FREDDY GOH YAM SONG
      61 31 wi«h»t to expreas th«r hMrtMl thank* and gratitude to Reverend Canon Frank Lomax and Reverend Qan Boon Quan of SI. Andrew* Cathedral lor conducting the funeral aarvtca. Bothaada Katong for the Gospel aarvlca, relative*, friends coHaaguaa and neighbour* tor their kind a**i*tance, prayer*, condotancaa. wreath*, scroll*
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      140 Acknowledgements
      137 31 PARENTS OF RAJESH, Mr Mrs PC. P. Nalr wish to express our sincere thanks to staff of Ward 32 S.O.H. friends and relatives for their kl>d attendance and assistance during our recent bereavement THE FAMLV OP the late Mr. U.T. Rajan wish to thank relatives and friends for
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      The family of the lete
      58 31 wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to the Doctor > and Nurse* of Wards 1S ft 23 of S.G.H.. member* ol the Spore Bible 8.pn.l Church and the PrincipM. teachers, schoolmates of 5.J.1., friends and relatives for their prayers, aeatetance, attendenc*. condolences and
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      142 Deaths
      247 31 EBCR MABEL EDITH passed away peacefully on 10 4.80 Cortege will rest at "Parlour of Repose" St. Joseph's Church. Victoria Street, thence to Mount Vernon Crematorium al 3.30 p.m. on Friday 11 4.80. No wreaths. Donations to Si. Hilda's Church Fund JCYARETNAM MARGARET CYNTHIA at Oleneagles Hospital on
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      144 In Memonam
      26 31 IN LOVING MEMORY Of MISS HENO LAN CHIN Departed 1 1th AprM. 1971 Sadly miaaad but always remember ad by family. L. J
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      195 31 In ever loving roamery ot our mo«t betoved, deereet DAD Four years have pesssd smce you have departed. Sweet memories of you remain deep In our hearts not Just today but everyday. So sudden was the parting without a word of farewell. So bitter the blow, what It Is to
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      IN MEMORY OF
      55 31 Our Dear Father C.R. NAIR Departed en flak AprM ISM We Mess the year* we had with you. Inserted by: Prabhakaran, Sreedharan ft Haridas. In Everlasting Memory of SANKARAN NAIR MOHANAN Departed 11th AprM 1976 Four year* neve pa*»*d, But memories slay fresh and painful Always remembered
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      29 31 Five years have passed But memories stay fresh and puinful ALWAYS REMEMBEREO BY MUM. SISTERS AND BROTHERS AND ALL LOVED ONES. In Everlasting Memory ol CYNTHIA KLYNE Departed 11/4/7S
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      13 31 ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY WIFE. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. SIMON HENO SENG LEMG DEPARTED 11.4.73
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      555 31 W TRAVEL I TOWS 114 Tours y<^w rnn houmts I «y 1 m ltd, ü m V V> J S-UCsiMlbMb let *IU*V4UIH CHINA TOURS 23D H K./Kwanffhow/Hanchow/ S hal/Sucnow/ Wusih Nanking/ Peking Kwellln Drp 27 5 $3,990 25D H X /Kwangchow/Nanning Kunming S'halSuchow Wusih. Nanking' Peking Dtp 3 '6.-80 $4,350
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      71 31 VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL 127 Lost A Found NEW ZEALAND PASSPORT NO H23M11 lost In the vicinity of Hi) V Kinder please return 10 New Zealand High Commission. Singapore or New Zealand (iuard Room. Dieppe Barracks Tel: *****11 extension 143 STRAITS TIMES HATES FOR PERSONAL AOS OBITUARIES c $10.50 tor 15
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      137 31 LOVER MARRIAGE-AID BUREAU hi If >un ta u<-l suitahlr lnend> m.irn.itir I'.ulnrrs lanfMllllall l> < iii.ir.ii.trril personal Kcnuinr inlroducuoiu m Docton Lawytrs. S»rrHanes. NursfN. Knxiaeera Ex«utive%. ArchlUcU. civil Barvants. Trchmcians. lniMi)rs%mrn. Teachers. Clerks. nc aii Brotassjana, nallnwall lies, races, ngf Call personally: 202. 2nd tloor. People's Park Centre. Spore 1.
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      15 31 CHINESE CAREER GIRL aged 24 M-i-k< lurriKii mends Phone and photo appreciated S.T Box IBHH
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      344 31 Iblackwoodl THEWORLiyS LARGEST DISTRIBUTOR OF EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF A REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE IN SINGAPORE JOHN BLACKWOOD HODGE CO. LTD. REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE, PO BOX 33 FARRER ROAD, SINGAPORE 9128 WILLIAM H. BALL; MANAGER. Telephone: Singapore *****21 Telex: RS ***** REMOVAL NOTICE Please be informed that effective from 9th
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      320 31 1 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 1 I KILN DRYING I I CAPACITY 1 FOR 200 300 TONS M I PER MONTH H We hove the most sophisticated tt equipment and expertise to give |V I you good quality result. JA 1/ TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR fll I PROMPT, RELIABLE AND ECO- W
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      Lock icon Boost for England as Forest overrun Ajax
      317 32 FOREST 2 AJAX AMSTERDAM 0 REAL MADRID 2 HAMBURG 0 LONDON, Thurs. Nottingham Forest sent English hopes of a fourth successive European Cup soccer triumph soaring when they beat Ajax Amsterdam, of Holland, 2-0 in an exciting semi-final first-leg at Nottingham last night.
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      Lock icon Referee Corver steals show in drawn game
      225 32 ARSENAL 1 JUVENTUS 1 LONDON, Thurs. Dutch referee Charles Corver stole the limelight as Arsenal, of England, and Italy's Juventus drew 1-1 in the European Cup-Win-ners' Cup semi-final firstleg soccer match here last night. In a match of high drama, Corver sent out
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      Lock icon Kempes scores crucial goal for Valencia
      188 32 NANTES 2 VALENCIA 1 NANTES, Thurs. Argentine World Cup star Mario Kempes scored one of the most crucial goals of his career for Spanish club Valencia here last night as Nantes scraped a 2-1 first-leg lead in the semi-finals of the European Cup-Winners' Cup.
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      Lock icon Stuttgart rally to defeat holders
      120 32 BAYERN 2 EINTRACHT 0 STUTTGART 2 BORUSSIA 1 BONN, Thurs. Bayern Munich beat Eintracht Frankfurt 2-0, and VFB Stuttgart defeated holders Borussia Moenchengladbach 2-1 in the all-West German first-leg ties in the semi-finals of the European Football Union Cup last night. Stuttgart looked to be
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      Sunder land top bet for promotion
      148 32 LONDON, Thurs. Three teams Sunderland, Birmingham and Chelsea are level on points in the race for promotion to the First Division of the English Football League. Leicester are one point and Luton two points behind them. It looks like the closest finish in the
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      362 32 SECOND DIVISION Watford 0 Preston 0. scornsH pbemus Patrick 1 St. Mirren 1. This season, Sunderland have had fairly steady success but left their big push until the Easter weekend. Then they went racing through the field with three fine wins. Two outstanding players have emerged in the Sunderland
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      75 32 FREEDOM FOR SCOTS GLASGOW, Thurs. Scottish footballers will have the right to move clubs, under new "freedom of contract" regulations, next season. A deal between the Scottish Football League and the Scottish Professional Footballers' Association was yesterday ratified by the Scottish F. A. Council. Like their English counterparts, who won
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      Lock icon Greek soccer pros to strike
      110 32 ATHENS, Thurs The Association of Professional Soccer Players announced yesterday they would go on strike on Sunday because their demands had not been satisfied by the sports authorities. Greek professional footballers from the National and Second Divisions staged a two-week strike last December, demanding increased
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      Lock icon East Germans in last four
      75 32 JENA, East Germany, Thurs. East Germany s under-21 side stormed back from a 2-0 first-leg deficit to beat Hungary M here yesterday and book a place against England in the semi-finals of the European under-21 football championship The East Germans took a 2-0 first-half lead
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      428 33 ESP 11 7 9* °°«to V>*° re c^< c 8 pte^°° s rB .o. xW f OOH < «V°° THE STRAITS TRADING COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT (a) The annual general meeting of The Straits Trading Company Limited will be held at the Company's registered
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      998 33 Sanyo Industries (Malaysia) Berhad Notice of Extraordinary General Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (Kit in Extraordinary Gtntrtl Meeting of Sanyo Indusinn (Malaysia) Berhad will be held at Banquet Room. Holiday Inn lalan Pinang. Kuala Lumpur on 2 May I9SO. immediately after the completion of the Annual General Meeting for the
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      741 33 Tender Notice Tenders ore invited forI SUPPLIES a) TwMtor No. PT/4S/S0(Z) Supply of 62,000 motro* PVC Cablo No. 9, 20 Pairs/ o.smm; Qray in colour. Eligibility: Registered Contractors Class 8, C D Non-Registered Controctors Deposit *****.d0 Closing Date: 23 May 1980 II PIPELINE a) T«nd*r No. EPE/15/M Tampine. Now Town
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      432 33 BAILIFF'S SALE I In The Subordinate courts >t The Republic «r THK Acr r »iS«n,, .37 11 \i ri-.K is) of 197g NOTICE IS HEREBY Th l ""lei OIVEM that First Meeting H "> i d I'lamUff of Creditors in the under- I?™? mentioned rases will be I "f2T S222C?*
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      Lock icon Nicklaus' fun spells trouble for rivals
      576 34 Sports starts on Pag* 32 AUGUSTA, Thurs. Golf is fun again for Jack Nicklaus, and that can spell only trouble for the other 90 competitors in the 44th Masters tournament, beginning today at the Augusta National course. Following his worst-ever season last year, when
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      Lock icon Unknown Ivanna upsets Wade on clay tourney
      285 34 Unknown Ivanna upsets Wade on clay tourney HILTON HEAD ISLAND, Thurs. Ivanna Madruga, of Argentina, upset third-seeded Virginia Wade, of Britain, 6-2, 6-7, 6-3, yesterday to reach the third iound of a US$l5O,OOO CTN0O0) women's tennis toiuru ment, first major event of the 1960 outdoor season, here in South Carolina.
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      $113,000 tennis Classic in Canton
      98 34 HONGKONG, Than. China moved dramatically late tke w«rld *f m»unn4 sp«trt yesterday when It was anDMiMwd that I S$5»V (WSJ*) Grand Prix tennis Classic wnM be held la Canton In October. The American cigarette rutnt, Martha**, are patting np tke cash for the tournament. I
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      Lock icon Surprise defeat
      66 34 MAEBAi'HI, Thurs. Peter Holl, of West Germany, upset third-seeded Matt Doyle, of the United States, 6-2, 6-0 today in the first round of a U5525,000 ($56,500) tennis tournament here in Japan. In other matches, secondseeded Russtll Simpson, of New Zealand, beat Wayne Pas eoe. of Australia, 7-5, 3-6,
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      Lock icon Oxygen for Clerc in his struggle
      192 34 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. Top seed Jose Luis Clerc, of Argentina, needed help from a portable oxygen unit as he staggered through the first round of the U5576,000 ((171,760) South African Open tennis championships yesterday. Clerc, the defending champion, made heavy work of his 7-5, 6-4
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      Lock icon Solomon upset
      100 34 HOUSTON. Thurs. Bill Scanlon outlasted No. 2 seed Harold Solomon in 80-degree heat yesterday to pull off the biggest upset in the second round of a U*****,000 ($395,500) tennis tournament. Other resalta: Eddie Dibbs (US) bt Buster Mottram (Bri) 6-3, 2-6, 6-3; Jose Hlgueras (Spa) bt Zeljko Franulovic
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      BRIEFS
      106 34 TOKYO, Thurs. The city of Hiroshima has asked the Japanese Government to support its plan to host the 1990 Asian Games. Mayor Takeshi Araki made the request yesterday in a meeting with chief cabinet secretary Masayoshi Itoh. Araki said he made a similar request to Katsujl Shibata. chairman of
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      Lock icon Hiroshima's offer
      178 34 Braves In a nostalgic display of hitting power. CBICKET Sunil Gavaskar, the free-scoring Indian Test cricketer, has signed for English County side Somerset Somerset, who won the Gillette Cup and Sunday League titles last season, badly needed a player of Gavaskar's calibre to cover the absence of Vlv
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      Lock icon Manzoorul — man with arm of steel
      257 35 Manzoorul man with arm of steel KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Manzoorul Hasan, of Pakistan, Is no ordinary hockey defender. He must be the only player in the world with an arm that's, literally, as tough as steel. That comes from a 25 centimetres steel plate in his right forearm. It has
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      Pakistan artistry and skill on show
      263 35  -  GODFREY ROBERT By THE artistry, magic and skill of Pakistan hockey will be on show at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Wednesday week when the world champions meet Singapore in a friendly international. The Pakistanis, who arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday for the
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      SCC suffer two defeats
      53 35 SINGAPORE Cricket Club suffered two defeat! in the Singapore Hockey Association League yesterday. Their C team were beaten 41 by Port Authority Recreation Club in a Dlv 2 match, while their B team went down 2-0 to SAFSA In a Div 1 game. Both matches were
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      Landslide victory
      39 35 HWA CHONG Junior College continued their battling run with a 13-0 win over Tanjong Katong Girls' In the national poai -secondary girls' hockey championship match at Dover Road. In another match, Catholic Junior College beat Outram 40.
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      Three top US coaches to conduct clinics
      183 35  -  WILFRED YEO By THREE of the United States' top sports coaches Bob Teel (athletics), Gus Stager (swimming) and C. E. Games (basketball) will be In Singapore from Aug. 11-15 to conduct clinics for their local counterparts. Teel, attached to the University of Missouri
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      Portmen win
      26 35 PORT AUTHORITY Recreation Club beat Kampong Chal Chee by a solitary goal through Abdul Aziz in a friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermin yesterday.
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      Officers 3-0
      17 35 OFFICERS A beat Warden C 3-0 in the Prisons' Inter-rank volleyball competition at Moon Crescent.
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      Tomorrow's card
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      India will definitely be in Moscow
      273 35  -  GEORGE DAS By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. India will definitely be going to the Olympic Games hockey tourmament, scheduled for July in Moscow. BalraJ Aher, manager of the Indian team to The international quadrangular here, said at Subang airport last night: "We are definitely going.
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      Fantan shows top form in workout
      392 35 By FAIRWAY PENANG, Thurs. Fantan should make it to the winning list in Race Six here on Saturday. The Diplomatic Agent three-year-old ran two good races in his debut at Bukit Timah last month. In his second outing, he was seen with a chance
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      Loh in front, then rain ends play
      461 36  -  BERNARD PEREIRA Mahader loses to Swedish champion By SINGAPORE'S national champion, Patrick Loh, came close to breaking the winning streak of the visiting Swedish team when he took a set off Swedish woman professional Helena Anliot in another "Battle-of-the-Sexes" tennis match at the
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      Rising temperatures force organisers to convene first inquiry
      326 36  - Rising temperatures force organisers to convene first inquiry PATRICK BABTIANB By TEMPERATURES re cently rose in the National Squash League, forcing the Singapore Squash Rackets Association's League committee to convene their first inquiry this weekend. Police Jaguars' captain, Michael Chan, has formally written to complain that the Singapore Armed Forces'
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      Ranjodh's shock win over Hill
      304 36 RANJODH SINGH sent shock waves up the Kalians complex gallery yesterday when ne toppled Peter Hill, 9-3, 7-9, 5-9, X, 9-6 to in their Tanglin versus Pathology Sports and Recreation Club Grays' premier squash league clash, reports PATRICK baotianS The bearded medical student, zipping tirelessly
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      Tong Whye triumph
      64 36 TONG WHYE beat SAFSA 7659 in a National youth basketball tournament match on Wednesday. Other results: Thomson Secondary 57 Choon Hwan 50, Telok Ayer 54 Katong 30, Associated Packag ing 69 Moulmein 34, Jalan Petua 64 Junior Services 46, Bukit Ho Swee 54 Yeu Meing 46, Kong
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      Trouncing
      30 36 RAFFLES INSTITUTION trounced New Town 514) in their lower secondary Police Cup rugby match at WoodsWile yesterday In another match, Chinese High School conceded a walkover to Bukit Merah.
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      Thomson try for double
      208 36 THOMSON, the national schools' secondary boys' basketball kingpins they have won the title for the past three years are well on their way to a first double this year, reports PETER SOW. For both their boys' and girls' teams have qualified for the semi-finals in their
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      Hwa Chong qualify for shuttle final
      92 36 Hwa Chong qualify for shuttle final HWA CHONG Junior College swept to the final of the national post secondary schools' boys' badminton championships with a 4-1 semifinal victory over Singapore Technical Institute at bukit Timah yesterday. They meet Anglo Chinese Junior College in the final on April 18. ACJC whipped
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      Ong wins Trophy
      80 36 SAM ONG won the Easter Trophy golf competition at the Jurong Country Club with a nett 72. The runner-up was Loh Sing Cher, who beat K. C. Chow on a countback after both had finished with nett 745, while the best gross score was the 84 ofNakaUke.
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      Mysterious Thais
      195 36  -  PETER SIOW By THAILAND are the mystery team in the ASEAN taekwondo chapionships tomorrow and Sunday at the Gay World Stadium. Apart from their lightweight contender, Boonchai Pinno, the other Thai pugilists are all of unknown quality. Pinno, a 21-year-old University student, has competed at several international meets.
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      Tennis final
      35 36 HWA CHONG Junior College will meet St. Andrew's Junior College not Raffles Institution, as headlined yesterday in the final of the national schools' post-secondary girls' tennis next Friday at ttie Delta Sports Complex.
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      Outram 3-2
      27 36 OUTRAM beat Catholic Junior College 3-2 in a National schools post secondary boys tennis championship match at Kallang yesterday. The other matches were rained off.
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      SASA appeal to schools
      186 36  -  KEN J ALLEH Jr. By THE Sagapere Aasatear Swlauaiag As- A, |M|| J I* &I I y^m^^wmmj Mfn^^^^ nfculi v wtmi s&i«ai arterestod la wist asls Isr tralsiag aader tke H«ag iSe afptftl was osftde by SASA's caM wterpsls csm« Taa Bag B*ok, wm* M4ed tkaa
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      Lock icon Kuo scores 69 to take first-day lead
      429 36 TAIPEH, Thurs. TAIWAN'S Kuo ChiHsiung today shot a three-under-par 69 to take the lead on the opening day of the Taiwan golf Open, the eighth leg of the 10-na-tion Asian circuit. Kuo, winner of this year's Hongkong Open, had two birdies on the
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      Leong back in national side for Perak match
      414 37  -  JOE DOR AI By SINGAPORE'S former midfield player, Leong Kok Farm, last night passed his first test In his comeback bid for the Republic's soccer team after an eightmonth lay-off. Leong yesterday won a place in national coach Jitta Singh's party of
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      TEAM TO TRAVEL
      38 37 Edmund Wee, David Lee, Samad Alapitchay, Syed Motalib, Jalprakash, Hasli Ibrahim, Jeffrey Laxaroo, Hashlm Hosni, Leong Kok Farm, Uffl Tang Boon, R. Suriamurthy, Nasir Jalll, Au-yeong Pak Kwaag, Fandi Ahmad, Kamanitaman Ahmad and Monamed Noh.
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      An ASEAN U-19 soccer tournament
      323 37 AN ASEAN under-19 soccer competition will be held at the Merdeka Stadium, in Kuala Lumpur, in July, reports JOE DOBAI. The competition, for the five members of the Association of South-east Asian Nations, is being organised by the Malaysian Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports
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      Lew will defend Masters titles
      230 37  - Lew will defend Masters titles WILFRED YEO By SINGAPORE'S Uartime Ws*M Csp represeatattve, Peter Lew, red seed U a mere spectator tor tke past three month* by his b«sy r*4e as •rgaalauu director af the Asian BowUag CtaMtt, will be a competitor again dorIng the Bert twe mstrtks. Bat It
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      SBA may invite more top teams
      325 37  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By SINGAPORE are toying with the idea of inviting more star-studded teams competing in next month's world badminton championships in Jakarta to the Republic for friendly matches. The Singapore Badminton Association have already sent a cable to India, agreeing to a match
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      Lock icon The Khalid poser: To strike or not?
      398 37  -  PNG HONG KWANG By KUALA LUMPUR, Tnurs. Khalid All's playing position is an intriguing question that has to be settled before Selangor resume their Malaysia Cup soccer campaign with an away match against Johore on Sunday. Khalid, who usually plays for Selangor as
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      FAM should make from pre-Olympic
      374 37 FAM should make from pre-Olympic KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE recent pre-Olympic Games soccer qualifying Asia Group Two tournament appears to have been a financially-profitable venture for the Football Association of Malaysia, though actual figures have still to come in. Last Sunday's final, watched by a near-capaci-ty crowd, provided the biggest
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      Air-conditioned buses for fans
      126 37 THE Football Association of Singapore have arranged for three airconditioned buses to take 120 of the Republic's fans to Kuala Lumpur in a fortnight's time to watch the Malaysia Cup-tie against Selantor at the Merdeka tadium, reports JOE DOBAI. The cost will be $70 each, which
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      Malaysia Cup fixtures
      41 37 TODAY Kedah v Treaggaaa (Alar Star); Sahah v Ketaataa <k«ta Klaabala). TOMORROW Sarawak v Pahaag (Kiehlag); Negri Sembllaa v Peaaag (Seremhaa); Malacca v Perils (Kaba Stadiam); Isksre v Selaagsr (Larkta Stadlim). MONDAY Bnuxi v Ketoatoa (Baaiar Seri Bagawaa).
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    AFTER 6 MONTHS FREE AT LAST
    118 38 WITH a partnlt et the ezeeatod tamer Prime Matter Zafflluu- Bhatto betweea them, Us •JtMfMer, Bftilr (left) and wile. Begun N» imt, have a chat hi their htne hi Kanehl m Tmmimf aJMrtty after they were Mt Iree. lie twe wnmb h»ve bees uder
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    96 38 LONDON, Thurs. A crooked undertaker thought he had the perfect hiding place (or money he embezzled from his firm a coffin. But the loot was laid to rest. A London court was told the undertaker, John Deering, hid £700 (about 5J3.500) he misappropriated In a cof- fin
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    33 38 BANGKOK. Thurs. Fifteen people were killed and at least 17 others Injured when youths threw a grenade during religious celebrations in the eastern province of Trat yesterday, informed sources reported. AFP.
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    34 38 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks, up lO.SQyesterday, rose another 4.35 to 790.27 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Aussie spy scandal over lost paper
    324 38 Aussie spy scandal over lost paper CANBERRA, Thursday AUSTRALIAN intelligence agencies are in a turmoil over a lost document. The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO), the country's spy outfit, provided the Office of National Assessments (ONA), the government's chief intelligence assessment body, with an annual report on internal threats to
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    Lock icon Marines to 'invade' Cuba in war games
    129 38 KEY WEST (Flsfla*), Tkars. U8 asartaes aai army paraensas will "uivaikP' the U8 naval stallsa la Gaaav taaaass, Caba, la Mat BsOHarv exercise hi lke Carihkeaa aext The Caifakeaa eantlagcaey Jsast task tsne sals yesterday the aaaaal "Bs«i WeM M exercise, lavalvlag aai
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    369 38 ISRAEL NOT READY TO BACK DOWN IN TALKS JERUSALEM, Thurs. Israel indicated yesterday that it was not ready to make compromises in negotiations on Palestinian autonomy when the Cabinet told Prime Minister Menacnem Begin that he must adhere strictly to the terms of the Camp David accords during his talks
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    44 38 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH OCVANAYAGAM MUTHIAN aged 69 expired on 10-4-80 leaving behind wife Junaki. daughters Kujeswan (of Port Workers Union). Selvi. son-in-law X Ku thakrl.ihnun Cortege leaves Block 163. 1238 D Stirling Road. Singapore, at 330pm on 11-4-80 For funeral arrangements ron-tuc-t l«l 2t41H06
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        1158 1  -  LILIENFUNG Hundred flowers By I ONE of the novels I loved in my early teens is called Jing Hua Yuan or to be a little flippant, the Mirror and Flower Connection. The first half of the book is a travelogue of fantasy lands which Walt Disney would have
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      467 2 THE SONY BETAMAX SHOW Sunday, Ch 5, 6.35 p.m. Reviewed by GERALDINE TANG IF one were to judge the Sony Betamax television series by its maiden programme telecast fast Sunday, then viewers should stay home for an early dinner and tune in to Channel
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        850 3 i From ABB Y TAN in Manila FREDDIE Aguilar, Asia's current music phenomenon, does not read a single note. Yet his song, Anak (Child), has sold 4.5 million copies in Asia alone, in two years, and is still the most talked about. Not
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        162 9 WITH Mr Keer Swee Eng showing the way, I tasted four of his company's quality blends. They are Wa Yl Saul Xiaa, Geek Loo TWh Kwaa Im, Cock and Globe Peek Mob K*w Tea (W along variety) and Chi Kong Thlt Loh Has. As a novice tea
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        185 9 Versace's fashion show for charity SANTO Versace, brother of Gianni Vesace, Italy's foremost fashion designer, will be here to present GV's 1980 spring/summer collection next week. The charity cocktail function will be held at the Mandarin Ballroom in the hotel's new wing on April 17 at 6.30 p.m. Tickets at
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        369 9  -  WONG LAI WAH By Photography: ALBERT SIM HERBAL TEA, the name itself was enough to send shudders down my spine. I had visions of foul-smelling murky black concoctions looming in my mind. Chinese herbal brews or Liang Ca I've had plenty of forced down my
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        43 9 fa IPl^ We'll take you II from pregnancy to your v baby's first steps. Everything tor the mother 10-De the mother and the child You hjva the baby Wt lv»« tht rtsl jR^UGKBLiL BBbW Isifi °0' Unit 1 7 Lucky Plaza. *****30 J
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        433 9 'iiJAii 1 i I Wsl ar 4Jb£ ta> I LBMBt^BKEjfcaßr fffSY^^B Lm iJ X^Lr aat ■^k x VvSlßr^ JBe ft A v': B^B\.^B^blbv a^k^S Delicious Quaker Meat Loaf: one of the exciting new dishes featured in Recipe Book 11. Look what just 2 Quaker Oats labels get you FREE Quaker
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        778 10 HIDB Separate tenders are invited for any one or all of the followlng:(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 1 Block of 11-Storey 4/5- Room Apartments (Total 80 Units), 1 Block of 11-Storey 4Room Apartments (Total 120 Units) and 1 8.6 XV Electrical Substation/ Dustbin Compound at Tamplnes New Town Neighbourhood 1
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        562 10 WARNING NOTICE U.K. Design Registration No *****7 Front ptrtpectiv* view from above and one tide. I 5a n i Reer perspective view from below and other side. NOTICE is hereby given that TOKYO DENKI KAGAKU KOGYO KABUSHIKI KAISHA a Japanese Body corporate of No 13 1, Nihonbashi 1 chome, Chuo-Ku,
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        369 10 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE •mpaalex H indlnn I p > n«. •> iwe > to tee Matter ot the Cseipaaiw Art (Chapter IRS) Aea to the Matter «f Haghes Hartow Private Uaaltea ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a petition for the windIng
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        261 10 GOVERNMENT OF THK REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Ccc m, me v) THE MASTER PLAN RIUB, its N»ttw ua>r RaY I! Notice U hereby given that the following proposals for alteration to the Master Plan were submitted to the Minister for National Development for approval: (1 Reioning of Lots
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        729 10 NOTICE OF GENERAL LICENSING MKKKION OF THE I.IQIORS LICENSING HOARD, SINGAPORE, TO BE HELD INDF.R RKUI'MTION *<l) OF THE IJI)I UR.S LICENSING REGULATIONS, lfJ4 A General Licensing Session of the Liquors Licensing Board for Singapore, will be held In Court No 5, Subordinate Courts. Havelock Road, Singapore on Tuesday. 3rd
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        356 10 IN THK M VITKK OK THK (OMI'XMKS \(T,( AT. IHi mea IN THK M.ITTKR W JAMKS pejMS H XX (PTK) IMB (In valuaUry llqaMattea) NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Section 272(2) of the Companies Act. Cap 185. the Final Meeting of Members of the abovenamed Company will be
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        818 11 A MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT TENDER NOTICE DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT (I) Alterations to Existing Sumps at Alexandra Canal and Sungei Kallong Ref: TEN (ENV)OB/80/5 Restricted to PWD Registered Contractors in Civil Engineering all dosses ENGINEERING SERVICES DEPARTMENT (II) The Supply and Installation of One (1) Set Lubrication Equipment Ref: TEN (ENV)
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        652 11 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited from PWD Registered Contractors tor the following:(A) Construction ot A Primary School (Type P3) at Ang Mo Kio Street 54 (Site 8). Eligibility: Building $3,000,000/ond obove. Closing Date. 24 480at10 30 am (B) Construction of A Secondary School (Type S7) and A Pnmory School
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        274 11 PABIB RECREATION DEPARTMENT MINISTRY OP NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Reference: Comm(Piiß) T4/ 80 Tenders are Invited for: Daily clearing, collection and disposal of litter, refuse and debris of all kind* from East Coast Park for a period of two years. Eligibility: Open to all PWD Registered Contractors. Site Showround: 17.4.80 at 10.00
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        505 11 TKNUKR Tender will be received for the supply of the following undermentioned Items in the Ministry of Defence Logistics Division Tanglin. Singapore 1024 up to 11.00 a.m. on date shown against tt.e items: 1 PAINT REMOVER Tender No: MINDEF (HQRSN) 51/80 (3) Closing Date: 30-4-80 Tender Deposit: $250 00 2
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        458 12 M HOUSING URBAN DEVELOPMENT CO (PTE) LTD Invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore Citizens for (A) EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT (B) ASSISTANT PROPERTY MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Duties (A) To assist Section Head in (a) general office and personnel administration (b) administrative follow-up in sole of HUDC housing (c) attendance and recording of meetings
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