The Straits Times, 29 April 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Tones Estd. 1845 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80 TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1981
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    Lock icon Iran bid for 'peaceful solution to problem'
    323 1 BEIRUT, Monday IRANIAN Foreign Minister Sadeq Qotbzadeh said here yesterday that in the wake of the failed US rescue raid, Iran's leaders would try to create a climate in which the hostage problem could be solved peacefully. Striking a moderate tone in an
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    Lock icon Christopher named acting Secretary of State
    193 1 IS Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christopher, .VI, (above), was today appointed to take over from Mr Cyras Vanre until a permanent successor is named, the White House announced today. Officials said* it was unlikely that President Jimmy Carter would name a permanent replacement
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    Lock icon OTHERS MAY ALSO RESIGN Swift fall in dollar
    1091 1 OTHERS MAY ALSO RESIGN Swift fall in dollar Vance quits over hostage rescue bid WASHINGTON, Monday UNITED STATES Secretary of State Cyrus Vance has quit in opposition to the abortive hostage rescue raid in Iran and other top officials, including Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and the Pacific
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    Lock icon Bodies line air crash scene
    68 1 SOME of the bodies of the M victims of the Thai Airways crash are placed near the wreckage of the Avro turboprop aircraft which west down near Don Moang Airport on Sunday. The plane was coming In to land when a bolt of lightning struck
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    Lock icon Hundreds of Cubans feared drowned
    304 1 KEY WEST (Florida), Monday HUNDREDS of Cuban refugees were feared drowned today after a flash storm hit their flotilla of tiny craft in the Florida Straits, capsizing or disabling dozens of vessels. One big fishing boat carrying about 200 Cubans sent out SOS signals on
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    Lock icon Escaped lions in classroom uproar
    83 1 Escaped lions in classroom uproar LONDON, Mon. Two lions which had escaped from a circus leaped into school classrooms here today just after the children had left for lunch, police said. The lions jumped through the classroom windows and were recaptured by circus staff enticing them into cages erected outside.
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    Lock icon Three die in blast
    38 1 TEHERAN. Mon. Four bomb explosions shook central Teheran toay. killing at least three people ana injuring many more. A spokesman for the revolutionary guards said no moMVM for the bombings had rx>en determined. AP.
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    Lock icon US consulate
    32 1 BEIJING, Mon. US Ambassador Leonard Woodcock OfMtd a US consulate general today in Shanghai, establishing an American presence in the world's largest city and one Of its busiest ports. AP.
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    Motorists helped police to nab tipsy driver
    207 1 Motorists helped police to nab tipsy driver A MEMBER of the public helped bring a drunken driver to book after making two phone calls to the police. In a magistrate's court yesterday, Ramasamy Vehalar Appuswamy, 45, a PWD driver, was fined $700 and disqualified from driving Class 3 vehicles for
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    Lock icon Atishoo ends — after 204 days
    146 1 Atishoo ends after 204 days LONDON, Mon. TRISHA REAY. a schoolgirl of Sutton Coldfield who could not stop sneezing, was cured at the weekend after sneezing uncontrollably for 204 days. Tiisha. 12, sneezed about three times a minute and used at least 20 handkerchiefs a day despite trying scores of
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    Lock icon Brezhnev on way home
    81 1 MOSCOW, Mon. Soviet President and Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev who has been on holiday since April 9 was today officLilly reported on his way back here, apparently to attend the May Day parade on Red Square. With Mr Brezhnev. Tass said, was Konstantin Chernyenko, a
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    Lock icon Leaders of EEC stand by pledge on sanctions
    549 1 LUXEMBOURG, Monday LEADERS of the European Economic Community today stood by their decision to impose economic sanctions against Iran, brushing aside private displeasure over last week's bungled attempt to free American hostages at the US Embassy in Teheran. The pledge to impose
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    Lock icon BRITAIN TO GIVE LESS TO EEC
    65 1 1.1 \KMBOI K(i, Mon. The Kuropean Kconomle Community today agreed at Its summit here to offer Britain a i '^-million (Stt,7so million) reduction In its contribution to the XX( budget. Prime Minister Margaret Thateher was going over the proposal whi "h would bring her
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      Lock icon Rumours anew over Imelda's govt role
      294 2 Rumours anew over Imelda's govt role MANILA, Monday PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos returned from an eight-day trip to Honolulu today to increased speculation on the successor-role of his wife Imelda, who took over the burdens of running the country while he was away. While Mr Marcos was in Hawaii on speaking
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      In other words...
      44 2 In other words... 61 WANTED to find oat whether I can operate on my own without A her. 7 Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos jokingly replying to American Filipinos in Honolulu after they asked him why Mrs Marcos had not accompanied him on his trip.
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      Lock icon Army chief shot at Deng after heated tiff
      327 2 ACCORDING TO REPORT: TAIPEH, Mon. The former commander of the Guangdong Military Region tried to assassinate Chinese Senior Vice-Premier Deng Xiaoping last month after a bitter exchange of words between them, the English-language China News reported today. Quoting Taiwan intelligence reports, the
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      Lock icon 'MAIN THREAT TO ASEAN IS VIETNAM'
      253 2 'MAIN THREAT TO ASEAN IS VIETNAM' BANGKOK, Monday VIETNAM, not China, must be considered the top threat to the Asean members, the Bangkok Post said today. Noting there were different perceptions of the danger, an editorial said Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda's weekend visit to Indonesia had provided a good
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      Lock icon Guerillas kill eight
      52 2 BANGKOK. Mon Communist guerillas killed six policemen and two civilians in an ambush on a police vehicle in northeast Thailand, military sources said today. They said the ambush happened yesterday in Nong Bua (long district of Chaiyaphum province, about 330 km from here, and involved about 2(
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      Lock icon Unwed mums asked to report births
      73 2 Unwed mums asked to report births JAKARTA, Mon. Jakarta police chief Brig Gen Anton Sujarwo has appealed to unwed mothers here not to throw their babies away after birth, but to report their cases to police. The police will help them both to trace and demand responsibility from the men
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      Lock icon Inspector to check Nugan Hand books
      161 2 Inspector to check Nugan Hand books HOMO KONG, Mon. Hong King's financial secretary, Sir Philip Haddon-Cave, said today he had appointed an inspector to examine the books of a deposittaking company belonging to the troubled, Australian-based Nugan Hand group. A brief government announcement said Sir Philip had decided, In view
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      Lock icon $87m fraud
      35 2 FRANKFURT. Mon Six bond dealers from four major West German banks have been arrested in a fraud case involving more than 70 million marks (5587.2 million), a Frankfurt public prosecutor said today Reuter.
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      HK call for probe on alleged police brutality
      366 2 HONGKONG, Mon. An independent rommlssion to Investigate complaints against the police has been called for In the wake of two separate confrontations between police and members of the public. The Association for the Promotion of Public Justice, a body formed by private
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      Lock icon No plans for talks on Timor says Portugal
      214 2 No plans for talks on Timor says Portugal LISBON, Mon. Portugal's Foreign Minister Diego Freitas Do Amaral denied today that he would soon meet his Indonesian counterpart to discuss issues related to Jakarta's 1975 invasion and subsequent annexation of the Portuguese territory of East Timor. "Nothing is foreseen much less
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      Lock icon Indonesians for Saudi works to get army drill
      148 2 Indonesians for Saudi works to get army drill JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesian labourers who are to work on construction projects in Saudi Arabia will undergo special training, including military training, an Indonesian official said. Chairman of the coordinating team for promoting export to West Asia, Mr Zainul Yasni. said that the
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      Lock icon Crisis over
      40 2 I. .11 HI. JAN A (Yugoslavia). Mon Pn-sulent Tito's doclon Hid today he had pulled nut of a state of shmk whirh was immediately throatenine his life, although he remained in a very grave slate of health. Reuler
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      422 2 TJion^Toii, Mother's Day Lunch May 1 1 at the Shangri-La Reflections of Mum. Refleaions of warmth, affection and tenderness. And on her special day Mother's Day show her that you feel the same way for her. Make it a day shell long remember. Give her a big family "Thank you"
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      Lock icon 'Too many controls over rescuers ruined mission'
      198 3 'Too many controls over rescuers ruined mission SYDNEY, Mon. An ex-commander of the crack American commando unit, Delta Force, said today the Teheran hostage rescue mission failed because there were too many controls on the rescue team. Colonel David Hackworth said in a radio interview: "It was far too planned
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      Lock icon US still talks of further armed action
      264 3 FURTHER United States military action against Iran has not been ruled out, Defence Secretary Harold Brown and National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski implied today in warnings addressed to both Teheran and Western allies. Speaking on different television networks, the two top officials used
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      Lock icon Russia set to intervene if US acts again: China
      184 3 Russia set to intervene if US acts again: China HONGKONG, Monday CHINA warned today that the Soviet Union is poised to intervene militarily in Iran if the United States takes further military action following its abortive operation to rescue hostages in Teheran. A Xinhua news agency commentary said Moscow can
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      Lock icon Record high of 34 US naval ships in Indian Ocean area
      177 3 Record high of 34 US naval ships in Indian Ocean area WASHINGTON, Mon. United States naval strength in the Indian Ocean area reached a record level yesterday with the arrival of the aircraft carrier Constellation and six escorting warships. This brings to about 34 the number of American naval ships
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      Lock icon Unblemished until...
      42 3 WASHINGTON. Mon In its 14-year history, the Sikorsky H-53 type helicopter involved in the fatal collision during the abortive hostage rescue attempt in Iran had never had an accident. I spokesman for the makers of the aircrad claimed yesterday AFP
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      Lock icon Bodies to be handed to Pope, Sweden and Red Cross
      247 3 Bodies to be handed to Pope, Sweden and Red Cross TEHERAN, Monday A STATEMENT by the office of Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr today said the bodies of the eight US servicemen killed in the abortive operation to rescue the hostages will be handed over to representatives of the Pope, the
      Agencies  -  247 words
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      NINTH U.S. BODY' WAS A WALLET LEFT BEHIND
      148 3 NINTH U.S. BODY WAS A WALLET LEFT BEHIND WASHINGTON, Mon. Officials have flatly rejected an Iranian claim that a ninth American died in the unsuccessful rescue attempt. A navy man who left his wallet behind while making his escape may have prompted the mistaken claim. Petty officer Ist class Stanley
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      Lock icon TRANSFER A CHANCE FOR HOSTAGES TO ESCAPE'
      270 3 TRANSFER A CHANCE FOR HOSTAGES TO ESCAPE' HOUSTON, Mon. THE transfer of the 50 American hostages from the United States Embassy in Teheran could present an opportunity for escape in some cases, the father of one of the captives says. Families of 13 of the hostages, though disappointed over the
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      Lock icon Mother who apologised gets police protection
      117 3 MILWAUKEE. Mon. The home of Mrs Barbara Timm, mother of one of the Teheran hostages, is under police protection after she publicly apologised to the Iranian Government for the abortive United States attempt to free the captives, police said here today. The guard was
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      Lock icon Newsman gets turned in
      289 3  -  Stephen McDonnell By VAZII (Central Iran), Mon. A village boy who thought I wa* Ameriraa turned me in yesterday to troops banting Tatted States rommaadoN (ram the abortive ho«tagr reaeue mission north-east of here. A soldier (lagged my car to a stop on the outskirts ol
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      Lock icon 2-month siege in Bogota ends
      354 4 GUERILLAS RELEASE ALL DIPLOMATS BOGOTA, Monday LEFTIST guerillas peacefully ended their two-month occupation of the Dominican Embassy yesterday and President Juluo Cesar Turbay claimed victory for the Colombian Government which refused to surrender to ransom demands. "The worst diplomatic kidnapping in the world was settled,
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      Lock icon Bubbly lift to spirits
      60 4 MIAMI, Mm. The best moment of the Bogota h—tngf' captivity was the arrival of a ease of champagne seat to the besieged embassy by the French ambassador la the Colombian capital, freed US envoy Diego Ascencio said today. "Career diplomats retain their composnir and have a
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      Lock icon TRANSPORT FREEZE IN ASSAM PROTEST DAY'
      108 4 TRANSPORT FREEZE IN ASSAM PROTEST DAY' NEW DELHI, Mon. All air, rail and road transport was suspended in India's north-eastern Assam state today, proclaimed 'Non-coopera-tion Day" by students leading agitation against migrant workers. The Press Trust of India reported that in response to student leaders of the agitation church bells
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      Lock icon Irate staff meet over 'mid-air drunks'
      110 4 Irate staff meet over 'mid- air drunks' SYDNEY, Mon. Some 600 stewards of Qantas international airlines held a mass meeting over complaints of mid-air violence from drunken travellers. More than 3,000 passengers were delayed as the stewards met to discuss a claim for AJ3.000 <556,170) "harassment payment" following the airline's
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      Lock icon '13,000 Muslim rebels e.xiled to Siberia'
      221 4 '13,000 Muslim rebels e.xiled to Siberia' ISLAMABAD. Mon. More than 13.000 Muslim insurgents have been sent to Siberia for opposing the Soviet-installed Babrak Karmal regime, a Pakistani politician said yesterday Addressing a convention of the five-party Pakistan National Alliance in Mirpur in Pakistani-held Kashmir, PNA chief Mufti Mahmud said his
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      $2m windfall for 600 employees for a job well done
      267 4 ERWIN SCHWEIGER says he is a corporate maaager and not Santa Clau. Bat last week he called his IM employees into his •Mice and cave them US$l million (Ss?.lB million). Actually the money wasn't his. It belonged to Mr Martin
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      Lock icon More officials than athletes at Games forecast
      295 4 AFGHAN CRISIS PARIS, Monday MORE countries will I probably be represented I by bureaucrats than by athletes at the Moscow summer Olympics as a result of the Olympic boycott to protest Soviet military intervention in Afghanistan. Only about 60 countries will be taking
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      Lock icon Strike by 14,000 can last till end of year
      199 4 Strike by 14,000 can last till end of year STOCKHOLM, Mon. Union representatives said at the weekend that they can continue a public workers' strike until the end of the year if necessary. The walkout, now four days old, has affected Stockholm's transportation, hospital and school systems. Only 14.000 of
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      Lock icon Return home or face death: Gaddafi
      222 5 Return home or face death: Gaddafi A warning to opponents after slayings abroad BEIRUT, Monday LIBYAN strongman Col Muammar Gaddafi yesterday warned his opponents to return to Libya or face death, the Libyan news agency Jana reported. Col Gaddafi's call comes in the wake of the recent slaying of two
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      Lock icon More reject delegate from Liberia's new regime
      254 5 More reject delegate from Liberia's new regime LAGOS, Monday NIGERIA was backed by other African Governments in rejecting the delegate from Liberia's new military regime to the Organisation of African Unity summit, an official said yesterday. i Mr Bachus Matthews, Liberia's Foreign Minister, returned home when he was refused admission
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      Lock icon Respite for Begin as party votes to stay on
      163 5 Respite for Begin as party votes to stay on JERUSALEM, Mon. THE Israeli government of Prime Minister Menachem Begin won a respite yesterday when the Democratic Movement voted at a general assembly to keep its members in the cabinet for the time being. Voting was 36 in favour of sticking
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      Lock icon Irish soldiers in UN force shot at Haddad's car charge
      183 5 Irish soldiers in UN force shot at Haddad's car charge TEL AVTV, Mon. Irish soldiers in the United Nations peace-keeping force in Lebanon deliberately fired on a car carrying rebel Christian militia leader, Major Saad Haddad, one of his spokesmen said at the border today. "It was only a miracle
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      Lock icon 'President of S. Yemen forced to quit'
      83 5 'President of S. Yemen forced to quit' KUWAIT, Mon. South Yemen's Defence Minister, Mr Ali Antar, was quoted here today as disclosing that President Abdul Fat tah Ismail did not resign voluntarily, but was forced to do so last week. The newspaper Al-Qabas said Mr Antar made the disclosure to
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      Lock icon Army takes control
      65 5 NEW DELHI. Mon. The civil authorities in Imphal. the capital of the tiny north-east-ern Indian state, bordering Burma, handed over the administration to the army following large scale disturbances, including arson, reports reaching here today said. The army took up strategic positions around the town following reports
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      Lock icon Bite today and ride tomorrow for them
      89 5 RIDING tke tiger, whether literally m metaphorically, la always perllwu basiaem. Ask aalmal tralaer Wade Burck, 28. He la seen here gininc astride a tiger aamed Sultan at a elreas matinee perfennaaee in Wilmington, Maaaachnaetto, after he waa mauled by the big eat
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      202 5 FRENCH TROOPS TO PULL OUT FROM CHAD PARIS, Mon. France today announced its decision to withdraw its troops from the war-torn central African republic of Chad. A communique from President Valery Giscard d'Estaing's office said the decision was taken because the 1,100-strong French force based in Chad had terminated its
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      Lock icon The Bard's entire works read in 30 hours
      188 5 AMSTERDAM, Mon THE English theatre here la claiming a world record of M boars for the fastest dramatic reading of the entire works of Shakespeare, theatre administrator Ms Jill Van Der Aa said today. The reading, by It English and New Zealand
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      Lock icon Euro-Reds versus Euro-Reds at meeting
      414 6 Euro-Reds versus Euro-Reds at meeting GROWING RIFT OVER SOVIETS' AFGHAN ROLE EUROPEAN communists today started a two-day conference that is shaping up as a comrade-versus-comrade duel which reflects the growing split between some parties over the policies of the Soviet Union. Ironically, the meeting unwittingly underscores the divisions in the
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      Lock icon Skinheads attack second British peer
      213 6 Skinheads attack second British peer LONDON, Mon. Lord Chalfont, a 60-year-old i former Foreign Minister, was attacked by "Skinheads," young hooligans who shave their heads, at the weekend shortly before appearing on an American TV programme on Iran. Lord Chalfont said he was beaten with knuckledusters and suffered facial cuts
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      Lock icon Call in Senate for probe on Aussie CJ
      183 6 Call in Senate for probe on Aussie C J CANBERRA, Mon. A move was made today to have the Australian Chief Justice. Sir Garfield Barwick, investigated by a Senate select committee over allegations of a possible conflict of interest between his public duty and private business interests. Labour Party opposition
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      39 6 HOT Attraction at Thai festival. A fireeater roolly spews rat a tongue of Ore to the amazement of spectators. The fire-pofHag man was one of the attractions in the Songram festival in Sumit Prakan recently. AP picture.
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      50 6 SAN SALVADOR, Mon. Walter Beneke, SO. Ambassador-designate to Japan and former foreign minister, was machine gunned to death yesterday afternoon by unidentified gunmen as he answered a knock on the door of his home, police said. No group immediately claimed responsibility for the killing. -AP.
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      197 6 Weather forecast with the help of ants HONGKONG, Mon A group of Chinese middle school students has successfully used ants yin forecasting weather. The young weather students at the meteorological observatory of Wujiazhou Middle School at Taojing county, Hunan, have been researching ants' behaviour in relation to weather for the
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      158 6 Insurers to ask for higher premiums LONDON, Mon. Marine insurers here will ask for higher premiums in future for vessels rated over 75,000 tonnes, owing to the large number of tanker disasters recently, insurance sources said today. The increase will cost at least US$5O,OOO (5J109.000) more annually for ships without
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      73 6 No Sunday papers LONDON. Mon. The News of the World. Britain's top circulation Sunday newspaper, failed to appear today because of a solidarity strike by printers in support of their striking provincial colleagues. The paper, with a circulation of five million, was the third national paper not to be printed
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    July start for two NUS faculties at Bukit Timah?
    332 7  -  JUNE TAN By TWO faculties of the National University of Singapore are likely to function at Bukit Timah campus when term starts in July and the Institute of Education is likely to shift to Bukit Timah next year. The Faculty of
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    FIRMS PUT MASS HYSTERIA UNDER SCRUTINY
    130 7  - FIRMS PUT MASS HYSTERIA UNDER SCRUTINY AHMAD OSMAN By OUTBREAKS of mass hysteria in labour-inten-sive industries was discussed by senior executives of various companies and the Labour Ministry last Friday morning. The meeting was arranged by the ministry s Industrial Health Division. When contacted, the ministry spokesman would only say,
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    2 shoplifters fined $750
    72 7 KHOO SIEW LIANG, 25, a woman sales assistant, was yesterday jailed one day and fined S3SO for stealing two hair clips worth $16 from Metro Grand in Orchard Road on Sunday at 6.30 p.m. In another case, a printer, Ang Lai Huat, 19, was aL>o sentenced
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    Man on rape charges acquitted
    88 7 Man on rape charges acquitted FOUR rape charges against temple medium, Ke Hon San, 33, were withdrawn by the Public Prosecutor at the High Court yesterday. Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr Lawrence Ang, gave no reason for the withdrawal. Ke, who was originally charged with raping a 26-year-old housewife at her
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    Air talks with President of Nauru
    162 7 Air talks with President of Nauru THE prwMert M the Nun l8l»«d», Mr Hammer 4e Rcbert (*Wve), arrived here yesterday far air talk* betwMß Air Nava and Sucapare. Mr fUbert, ahw the Mreetar «f Civil AvlaUrn la the Sn ta Pacific caaatry, tala The Stralte Tlmea *a arrival that his
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    Harvard school base: It's either S'pore or HK
    210 7 Harvard school base: It's either S'pore or HK THE Harvard Business School is keen on developing a field executive development programme in Asia and may choose Singapore or Hongkong as its base. A source said: "If Singapore wants it, Singapore will have to vie for it very strongly." He said
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    Man fined $4,000 for living on callgirl's earnings
    172 7 Man fined $4,000 for living on callgirl's earnings A LORRY driver lured his 17-year-old girlfriend into prostitution by suggesting that it was the easiest way to earn money. He took her to brothels in Haig Road and Geylang where she started her life as a callgirl, and he began to
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    Union revamp for more and better leaders
    186 8 THE reorganisation of industrial unions in Singapore is to enable more members to come forward to shoulder greater responsibility, the NTUC secretary-general, Mr Lim Chee Onn, said yesterday. Mr Lim, speaking at the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (Silo) scholarship awards presentation ceremony at
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    Isle picnic
    18 8 THE Anson community centre youth executive committee will hold a picnic at Pulau Hantu on Sunday.
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    Guidelines for good industrial relations
    116 8 Guidelines for good industrial relations A SETT of guidelines for achieving good industrial relations has been drawn up. It was released yesterday by the organisers of a national convention held on Jan 10 and 11. The guidelines call for mutual trust and flexibility in union-management relations, and a responsible and
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    Habibah is Asean Press Queen
    113 8 Habibah is Asean Press Queen MISS Habibah Abdul Manaf, 19, was crowned Asean Press Qaeen on Saturday at the 25th anniversary dinner of the Singapore Malay Journalists' Association. The guests of honour at the dinner held at the Cockpit Hotel were the acting Minister of Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar,
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    SBS prepared to sack crew in move to cut complaints
    357 8  -  EDMUND TEO By FROM next month, bus drivers and conductors who flout company rules often will be sacked when Singapore Bus Service steps up its actions to reduce commuter complaints. This is in addition to an extensive SBS plan for
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    Bomoh held on rape charge
    105 8 A BOMOH was arrested and released on bail pending investigations into a report that he allegedly raped a woman in Changi. The woman alleged that she had sought the help of the bomoh, to cure her of an ailment. An appointment was made and the
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    Man with illegal samsu jailed for 18 months
    248 8 Man with illegal samsu jailed for 18 months LIM AH TUAH, 56, who admitted possessing 2,322 litres of illegal samsu found in two vans at a cemetery, was jailed for 18 months by a district judge yesterday. The court heard that customs officers, who were keeping watch at Rangoon Road
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    French award for newsman
    77 8 A SINGAPORE journalist, Mr K. S. C. Pillai. yesterday received the Knight of the National Order of Merit award from the French ambassador to Singapore. Mr Henri Choilet. Mr Pillai. 56, received the award for his services to the French international news agency. Agencie France Presse,
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    `Jams not caused by OMO buses'
    160 8 Jams not caused by OMO buses' THE Singapore Bus Service has denied an accusation by the Singapore Bus Owners Association that the SBS one-man-operated (OMO) buses are a possible cause of traffic congestion. At a press conference on Saturday, the SBOA had said that OMO buses contributed to jams in
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    The three biggest blocks to R&D in S'pore
    185 8 The three biggest blocks to R&D in S'pore LACK of trained personnel, funds, and information are the three main obstacles to research and development (RAD) in Singapore. These were identified in a 1978 Ministry of Science and Technology survey on RAD activities in Singapore. The preliminary confidential findings were published
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    Sana man back at ministry
    80 8 MR K. V. Veloo of the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association's has relinquished his post as executive secretary. Mr Veloo, who has been responsible for setting Sana on a firm footing, is now back at the Social Affairs Ministry, where he resumes his duties as Chief Probation
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    'Ideal bride' contest
    38 8 THE Kampong Kapor community centre women's subcpmittee will organise an "ideal bride" contest on May 14. Participants must be dressed in Western bridal gowns. For details, telephone *****86 between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. daily
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    Suspected stolen goods seized in Bedok
    109 8 POLICE yesterday seized a quantity of sispected stolen goods from a house In Bedok. These were believed to have been stolen from Housing Board fUts in Dorset Road and Ta.sek I'tara. They Include jewellery worth $11,»H, old coins, three television sets, four amplifiers, radios,
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    New chief forDCA expected soon
    105 9 New chief forDCA expected soon SINGAPORE'S Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) is expected to have a new chief at its helm soon. Tipped for the post is the present deputy director of DCA, Mr Lim Hock San. Sources say his promotion to the post as Director of Civil Aviation is
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    Esplanade stalls to make way for new road
    392 9 STALLS in the horseshoe-shaped food centre at the Esplanade near the Satay Club will have to make way for a road extension scheme for Marina Centre. A new food centre, also called the Esplanade, will be ready by the middle of next
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    First day of interviewing retirees under PA's job scheme
    176 9 First day of interviewing retirees under PA's job scheme TWENTY-ONE of the estimated 200 people who have registered (or the People's Association Retirees' Services Scheme were interviewed yesterday. The applicants who are 55 years old and above were interviewed by a panel comprising a representative each from a community centre,
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    Embassy: Set up mills in logging areas
    174 9 Embassy: Set up mills in logging areas SINGAPORE sawmillers have been told that they should set up mills in log-producing areas instead of at Batam. An Indonesian Embassy spokesman said yesterday several applications had been received from Singapore sawmillers who wanted to invest in Batam. They were told to set
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    'MALDIVES HEAD CONFIRMS COUP PLOT'
    206 9 'MALDIVES HEAD CONFIRMS COUP PLOT' COLOMBO Mon. President Maumoon Abdu. Gayoon of Maldives has confirmed there was a recent plot to overthrow his government in the Indian Ocean Archipelago, the Sri Lanka Daily News said today. The newspaper published a report quoting Mr Gayoon, 43, as saying there was growing
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    Brunei will be new target of STPB'S tourism drive
    336 10 By J ANIE KHOO SBC to put out weather reports in English THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will, from Thursday, telecast weather reports in English immediately after the 9.30 p.m. news and newsreel. A SBC statement last night said each report will
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    'Blind must be treated as capable workers'
    211 10 THE blind must be treated as capable and competent workers if efforts to help them adjust to a modern economy are to succeed. Several speakers said this at the first course conducted by the Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind on finding jobs
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    MUSIC TO WATCH BIRDS BY...
    117 10 MUSIC TO WATCH BIRDS BY... THERE'S mule In the air hi fraat at Black SI, Mariae Terrace n«w. Every evening, resldeata get a suaet serenade (ran prised birds becaaae bird lovers there have made It their new meeting place (nee ahave). Mast «T the birds »n display are baaght fram
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    Its US$50,000 for leprosy home
    83 10 Its US$50,000 for leprosy home IN a report yesterday, The Straits Times quoted a visiting Japanese millionaire and philantrophist, Mr Ryoichi Sasakawa. as saying that he would donate $50,000 to the Trafalgar Home. Mr Sasakawa, who is president of the Japan Shipbuilding Industry Foundation, has clarified that the sum should
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    No pork
    20 10 THERE will be no fresh pork on sale at markets on Thursday, the Pork Merchant Association announced yesterday.
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    Six years and 20 strokes for lift hold-ups
    304 10 Six years and 20 strokes for lift hold-ups TAN 800 SOON, 24, unemployed, was jailed six years and ordered to be given 20 strokes of the cane by a district judge yesterday for robbing housewives in lifts. He was charged with using a knife to rob housewife, Madam Kalsom binti
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    We give fair deal to the handicapped, say most firms
    456 10 We give fair deal to the handicapped, say most firms PAY discrimination against physically handicapped employees is not a widespread practice, but it does exist. Manufacturing firms and a statutory board which employ handicapped people said yesterday that they had the same pay scheme for both the disabled and the
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    Murder verdict on stallholder's death
    155 10 CHICKEN rice seller Wong Chuan Ju. 50, who always carried a "sizeable" amount of money with him, was found stabbed to death with only one dollar in his pocket. State Coroner Mr Peter Lim recorded a verdict of murder by person or persons unknown. Mr
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      243 10 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp f AAQTUE&, THERE'S A ~\f I MUST WORRY ABOUT /ME/ BUT JUST SO AAASGIE I PIN© OP PICKPOCKETS WARN <^ WORRY PATHEH HAS ALWAYS WONT SET AN V IDEAS, OPERATING IN FATHER J ABOUT BEEN CABEPUL WTTH I'LL BE EXTRA CAREFUL J
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      Lock icon MISSING WIFE FOUND WITH AMNESIA
      143 11 MISSING WIFE FOUND WITH AMNESIA KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Singapore housewife Madam Lim Van Mio, 47, who was reported missing after a trip to Genting Highlands, was found recuperating at the Seremban General Hospital yesterday. Her husband fetched her and accompanied her back to Singapore today. Madam Lim flew to Genting
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      Lock icon Most rape victims are below 14, says study
      197 11 Most rape victims are below 14, says study KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. More than 80 per cent of rape victims in Malacca, Penang and Johore are teenagers and most of them are below 14, according to a study of 100 alleged rape cases between 1973 and last year. Johore Baru General
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      Lock icon 8 Thai fishermen may be charged with piracy
      244 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The government may charge eight Thai fishermen with piracy for robbing Vietnamese refugees sailing to Malaysia, United Nations Retagee officials said today. The authorities arrested the fishermen two weeks ago for Illegal fishing off the north-east coast. The refugee
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      Lock icon Malaysia declares 320-km economic sea zone
      387 11 Malaysia declares 320-km economic sea zone MALAYSIA today declared a 320-km exclusive economic zone giving it sovereign rights over exploration, exploitation, conservation and management of the living resources within the zone. The proclamation, made by the Yang Di-Per-tuan Agung on Friday, was announced by acting Law Minister Tan Sri Abdul
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      Lock icon $2bil for five areas under new plan
      139 11 $2bil for five areas under new plan KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The government will allocate at least $2 billion to develop five areas under the Fourth Malaysia Plan. The areas are Dara (Pahang Tenggara), Kejora (Johore Tenggara), Ketengah (Trengganu Tengah), Kesedar (South Kelantan) and Jengka covering 2.8 million hectares. The Land
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      Lock icon Blowpipes outshoot pistols
      72 11 Blowpipes outshoot pistols BATU PAHAT, Mon. Two Orang Asli teams today showed they were better marksmen with their blowpipes than the police and the public with their pistols. In a friendly shooting competition here, the Orang Aslis downed all the balloon targets in two rounds while the police team took
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      276 12 A nationwide festival sponsored by the French Embassy and UTA French Airlines 9£ i^W M m m M French AirlinPQ Y^\\[ A il GIILII Mil Hugo AXP c: *v^VS?Sr?^B^B B^.-V V 9Kr r 1 6AAI6 A Al El: ,^k- vlliliv I I lv SHANGRI-LA April 24—26 f, "MELODIE DE PARIS"
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    Brain damage girl, 8, gets $100,000 in consent award
    604 13 A GIRL of eight, suffering from brain damage since she underwent an operation in hospital in 1973, was yesterday awarded $100,000 damages in a consent judgment at the High Court. The award for Ng Gek Lin, daughter of a senior assistant
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    $1,000 fine for disposing of stolen m-cycle
    125 13 TAN STEW SIN, 23, was fined $1,000, in default three months' jail, after he pleaded guilty to helping to dispose of a stolen $2,000 motorcycle belonging to Mr Quek Cheng Bong. The vehicle was allegedly stolen by Pang Swee Niam who asked Tan
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    Uniforms out
    33 13 WOMEN SBC newsreaders are to discard their beige-and-brown uniform. "It's a change that will more attractively reflect the clothes worn by women in our multi-racial society," an SBC statement said yesterday.
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    100 booked for traffic offences
    58 13 100 booked for traffic offences THE Traffic Police and the Registry of Vehicle* book-d 111 people and warned It others for traffic offences »n Satnrday. Thirteen motorist* and motorcyclists were sammoned for careless driving, 11 for inconsiderate driving, 14 for speeding and •ne tar dangerous driving. Sixty-one people were booked
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    Waved on but it landed driver in accident
    173 13 Waved on but it landed driver in accident A MOTORIST who made a right turn after being beckoned to do so by a lorry driver, collided with an oncoming motorcyclist. As a result, the motorcyclist, Mr Loke Mvi Twin, 46, suffered a fractured leg and was hospitalised for 12 days.
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    Govt to pay $12,400 to man hurt by police car
    99 13 Govt to pay $12,400 to man hurt by police car A CARPENTER, whose right leg has become three centimetres shorter as a result of injuries received in a road accident three years ago, yesterday settled his damages claim against the government for 112,439. On Feb 7, 1977, Mr Lye Teck
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    Safe driving: CCC to make message stick
    226 13 THE Kuo Chuan Citizens consultative committee has started a campaign to instil road courtesy in motorist by encouraging and reminding them to be patient. For a start, 1,000 people have been selected by the committee to help distribute stickers which have the word
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    Talentime '80 finals
    58 13 THE finals of Talentime '80 organised by SAF Reservists' Association will be held at the National Theatre on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. The two-hour show will include popular guest artistes and a chance for the audience to win watches in the lucky draw. Tickets at $2 each
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    Salim exchanges views with Raja
    116 13 THE president of the 34th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Mr Salim Ahmed Salim, yesterday called on the Foreign Minister, Mr S. Rajaratnam, at the City Hall. The two men had talks which Mr Salim earlier said would enable him to better understand
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      285 13 If you are often exposed to the wind and the sun, then read 0n... 4^ Dryness induced by wind and suh this is the great hazard ■Pf^TV that faces all women, especially in dimotic conditions like I '^LmJ^G H iP^I oufV f Y ness con eQ d to chapped of
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      231 13 Straits Times Crossword ACBO88 6 Scent rising, it's almost 1 Philosopher thus boxes at unethical (5) lightweight (8) 7 R** 0 tu ned (8) 5 Kind of republic with fruit In 8 A cryptographers ruse of sim hand (6) P'y <*><lr<7 initial characters 9 Trade representative initially •*>! palmed off
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, APRIL 29. 1980 IN DISARRAY
    386 14 The Straits Times TUESDAY, APRIL 29. 1980 IN DISARRAY IT DOES not require the resignation of US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance to tell us that US foreign policy is in disarray. The first Secretary of State in a* long while to resign over policy differences, Mr Vance's decision underscores
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    GETTING DOWN TO IT
    350 14 SOCIAL cohesiveness is the message of today's residents' committees (RCs). It was known as the kampung spirit in the smaller communities of yesterday. Whatever it is called, old-fashion-ed neighbourliness is a much-needed thing in modern high-rise housing estates which tend to be large, compartmentalised and impersonal.
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  • ASEAN NOTES
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      Manila's female felons
      273 14 Manila's female felons MANILA: Filipino women criminals have been making front pages news in newspapers here this year, leading male judges and journalists to comment that women are definitely not the weaker sex when it comes to crime. Running through prominent crime stories this year, the English language daily. Times
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      Lock icon Malay as lingua franca of Asean?
      263 14 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malay language, spoken by more than 150 million people today in South-east Asia will eventually become the common tongue of Asean, some Asean scholars at a recent literary convention held in Ipoh. Perak believe. The scholars said they wanted Malay to
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    Lock icon White House loses advocate of patience
    711 14 AT A time when he needs all the help he can get, President Jimmy Carter has lost one of the most respected world statesmen of the past two decades with the resignation of Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. His appointment in January 1977 was
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    Lock icon Policy choices that are open to US forlorn and unpalatable
    978 14 ALTHOUGH it is nearly impossible to find consolation in military failure, Secretary of Defence Harold Brown had little difficulty in explaining the advantages that the Carter administration had seen in the proposed mission to rescue the American hostages in Teheran.
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    Lock icon Carter now busy trying to rescue himself
    752 14  -  JAMEB RESTON By in Washington PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter is now engaged in a second rescue mis- He is trying to rescue himself. And it won't be easy. For the moment, even his political opponents are saying publicly that his military raid in Iran
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      169 14 Watch your money grow m a fixtd deposit account Wnild you like to see more of your money? VC&yfoong MAFcan give you a helping hand You are going to make a Here's where Wayfoong MAF to give you more efficient considerable amount of can help. service. money in your lifetime.
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      Leave labelling to discretion of the doctors
      452 15 RECENTLY there have been many suggestions that medicine should be labelled. Much has been said by government doctors who advocate this practice as it will make their diagnosis of emergency cases much easier. But have they considered the general patient's feelings on a
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      Inspect hawkers on the islands too
      145 15 PLEASE refer to your report, "Making a surprise clean sweep (ST, April 18). I read with great appreciation what the health Inspectors are doing on the mainland of Singapore. Are these surprise checks limited to the mainland only? What about hawkers of the offshore
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      Two, three tidy tables?
      81 15 THE Environment Ministry's law prohibiting shops from putting tables and chairs along "fivefoot ways" is harsh. Owing to this regulation many hawkers and shopkeepers find it difficult to do business and their livelihood is affected. MPs and associations have appealed to the ministry but up to
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      Charity or littering?
      121 15 SINGAPORE'S accent is on greenery, but this not complete without birds our feathered friends. There is a growing practice among residents In housing estates to feed stray birds. The throwing of food scrape may technically be termed an act of littering, but the charitable act itself, not
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      Stuck with the bucket
      93 15 I'M WRITING on behalf of myself and my neighbours in the Haig Road and Dux ton Road area. Our houses have the bucket system, which is very unhygienic and an em bar rassment for modern living, especially in the Central District. Most of the houses are
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      Floor show at 10.30 p.m.
      101 15 YOUR ARTICLE, "Making a surprise clean sweep" (ST, April 18), on standards of hygiene in local eating places was of great interest. To carry it further up the scale you might be interested in seeing a very interesting "floor show at a restaurant in the
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      When cats are away...
      144 15 I REFER to tlie article, "The real rat race hots up..." (Sunday Times, April 6). Rodents are out in force in many countries what is Singapore doing to keep them away? Singapore is sending them invitations invitations in the form of traps being set all over
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      Stray dogs
      28 15 I AM a dog-fearer. Can the concerned board do something about the many stray dogs at Benoi Place, Jurong Industrial Estate? YEW LING SZE, Singapore ltn.
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      Rubbish is an eyesore
      80 15 THE RUBBISH behind my flat in Block 91, Lorong 3, Toa Payoh, has been there for more than a month. Last week, I phoned the Housing Board area inspector to ask him to get in touch with the contractor concerned to kindly remove the soreeyes rubbish.
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      Where does blame lie for unsafe food?
      565 15 THE PRESENT blitz on food centres, coffeehouses, hotels and restaurants to bring to book food handlers guilty of unhygienic ways is commendable action by the Environment Ministry. However, there is a need to highlight questionable actions by environment officers who in their zeal
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      Keeping clean at personal level
      164 15 "KEEP Singapore Clean" Is a slogan Slngaporeaas have been familiar with far a alto acme time. Does laclade net spitting In the streets or elsewhere (I have seen It dene In cinemas) and alsa keeping pnbUr toilets clean? If a*, then we have a long
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      Poor patients need better health care
      282 15 GREAT STRIDES have been made in terms of facilities and expertise available in private hospitals and in payingclass wards in public hospitals. However, one does not see similar progress where health care for the average workingclass citizen is concerned. In public hospitals it is
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      Mild recovery in shares
      341 16 SHARE price* were generally steadier at the Blagapere stork market yesterday, saggestlag that last Friday's decHae was perhaps aa rnutUul reacttsa to tke is— miaafal US attempt to rescue the embassy hostages la Teheran. Bat aa —dwireat sf casttoa eaattaaed to act as a restraiaißjr (aeUr.
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      Kuala Lumpur
      334 16 TRADERS recovered from last Friday's shock over the abortive US rescue mission and staged a good rally at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Prices opened on a steady note and advanced strongly in the first session. But the strong upturn drew out profit-takers and prices softened to
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      Dunlop cautious in profit forecast
      699 18 FOR THE second year in a row, Dunlop Malaysian Industries has decided to inject a note of caution into its forecast of current year profit prospects, owing to worries about cost rises. This is because a large number of its raw materials such as nylon,
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      Tat Lee pegs share price at $2.50
      441 18 HOT on the heels of its announcemment of a SO-per cent jump in net earnings for the financial year just passed, Tat Lee Bank yesterday revealed that its public issue of 15 million new shares is pegged at $2.50 per share. The public
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      Norseman (M) diversifying
      275 18 SHAH Alam-based Norsechem (M) is actively seeking to diversify its activities and expand current operations. Disclosing this to shareholders in the company's latest annual report, chairman Odd Gleditsch Jr said the market prospects for glue may be more difficult than in the year under review. He said:
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      F. CABLES OPTIMISTIC
      510 18 FEDERAL Cables, Wires and Metal Manufacturing is confident of matching last year's record performance in the current year, in spite of rising costs which could limit its profits. Chairman Tan Sri Ungku Nazaruddin bin Ungku Mohammed in his latest review says the expected upsurge in the prices
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      Nanyang turnover rises by 22.5 pc
      265 18 Nanyang turnover rises by 22.5 pc HIGHER advertising revenue has pushed Nanyang Siang Pau Singapore Ltd on an upward trail, chalking a 22.5 per cent increase in turnover from $9.99 million to $12.24 million at the interim ended period Jan 31. The pre-tax figure was also on the uptrend, growing
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      Money and exchanges
      108 16 THE Singapore dollar opened steady at $2 1685 06 In the Singapore torn market yesterday After the opening, It rased to a low of S2.1O0.70 before closing firmer at S2 1700 10 as the dollar firmed on short-covering in Europe. Interbank rates at 3 p.m. 1 month
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      352 16 Cvrrmcto* NomtMlratM SmHhaontan Pvnolig. unit of terdga onrreaey: US dollar 2.1700 2.1710 2.8196 -23 04 Sterling pound 4.9775 4.9835 7.3469 -32 25 Australian dollar 2.4015 2.4055 3.4286 -29 96 NZ dollar 2.0875 2.0920 3 4286 -38 97 Canadian dollar 1.8320 1.8340 L«eal Mian to im ■Its foreign MHMfeH
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      45 16 RANGE of prices offered by disiount houses on April 28: Overnight 3 7 Call deposits: 6'. -7'.', Ckxtaf Bayiu 8*Uuc 3-inonth Treasury bills 7'. V, 3 month Bank bills 117/18 115/18 3monthsCD 11 11', SmonthsCD II 1 ll 1 Source: National Discount To Soi
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      32 16 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on April 28: Offer Bid Overnight Vi 7 I month 11 11 months 115/16 113/ 16 i months 115/18 113/ It Jvernlght mode 8
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      24 16 THE average rate at which major Singapore baaks are carreatly prepared to lend u> their best castamers is 12.2 per ceat
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        49 16 K L Industries rimci Pub LOB Vf*(oura Corpn N Mat Iron r.n Chong City D«v Upore Land sic 3 P Textile 0 C B C 314 382 372 730 620 555 530 21S 388 308 157 815 23 20 18 10 10 10 10 +0 8 0 5
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        26 16 Kramat MBS I) Ktr.mil Tractors Selangor Ored( Sea Vi.w Dunlop lad 500 2SS 1390 706 525 192 480 -30 -24 -10 -10 -10 -9 -8
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        21 16 M Credit 297.000 S Land 252.00C S Darby 713,000 Total turnover: 2.97m Total value: $8 67m Smirrff- SES
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        30 16 B.T.Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels Properties Minings: Plantations: DCBC: Apr 25 Apr 28 4157.96 4157.97 467 15 469.56 837.65 833.66 416.85 416.15 ***** 334.79 280.77 280.23 844.10 844.31 461.74 464.11
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        327 16 HONGKONG: The market I closed firmer yesterday, on some institutional demand except for some second-liner stocks which fell slighty on profit-taking, dealers said. They saw little prospect of an increase in local prime rate following the decline of the US prime rate, and expected it to be lowered in
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        386 16 SYDNEY: Stock prices rose, spurred by heavy overseas buying in the oil and base metal sectors yesterday, dealers said. Central Australian oil stocks continued to lead the market, led by SmI« with a 40cent jump to AJ8.60 and Vuniu which firmed 30 cents to a year's high of $4.50.
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        368 16 TOKYO: Share prices closed slightly lower yesterday, in lack-lustre trading ahead of a market holiday today, dealers said. The Dow Jones average (ell 0.07 to close at 6,875.55 points, with a volume of 250 millions shares. The New index closed at 467.54, up 0.10 point. Mai 405 A«ahi Chun
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        84 16 COLD Storage Holdings Ltd announced an audited group net attributable profit of $32.89 million ($9.33 million), for the year ended January 31, on a turnover of $218.22 million ($195.70 million). Group profit included extraordinary items was $19.19 million ($168,000). The parent company's net profit was $10.70 million
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        116 16 CHINESE Prcdsee Exeatage, Singapore, aa«a etastag price* per pteal yesterday: Csesast ail: Bulk $89 sellers, old drum $95 sellers, new drum $99 sellers Cspra: Mixed (loose) UK Cont $52.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok AST A white fob 10O<; NLW $306.00 sellers. Sarawak white fob 96'; NLW $290.00 sellers, Sarawak
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        122 16 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable In Singapore opened at 137.528 and closed at 137.475 yesterday. Gold opened In the Far East at U*****00 537 00 and was traded up to a high of 1540.00 542.00 on some local buying support In the afternoon the market opened at 1538
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        34 16 THE STRAITS tin price recovered $21 to $2,365 per picul (equivalent to $39.10 cents per kilo, up 34 cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up three tonnes to 173 tonnes.
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        381 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed lower yesterday, with May RSS One buyers quoted at 310.00 cents per kilo, down seven cents on last Friday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down about six cents on stale bull selling and lack of support, they said. Afternoon values
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        38 16 Rubber: April 28 Singapore: May: 310.00 cents (down 7.00 cents) Malaysia: May: 317.50 cents (down 6.50 cents) Tin: M$2.365 (up $21) (equivalent to $39.10 per kilo) (up 34 cents) Official offering: 173 tonnes (up 3 tonnes)
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        111 16 MOM Ml uxl SMK pttcm vnwrda> RA8 M>y iCarreat Mil) Buyer. Seller. SSR2O II ton pallet) 2M00 288.00N MM il ion pallet) ***** 2S&0ON MRELB May >MKiV illonpaikU 375.00 .T77O0N SMK I. II u>n pallet) 356 00 1ST 00N 1MB I lu.rp.ll.ll 119 50 .121 50N ■■ar
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      1383 17 THE last traaaartrd rawly aato at the ctoae <X busmen an the Stock Exchange o» Sing. pare futility i-omp«mJ »nh the previous day's prtoe* together with 1979 high and low Adjusted for scrip rights lave) Hi(h Law O»p««i Mir •i.t SECTION ONI I MM STRIAl 0MBMKUI DO 33
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      327 17 Closing tone: Mixed. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 2.632.000 units valued at $7,768,000. Industrials accounted for 1,133,000. finance 216,000, hotels 94,000. properties 1,000,000. debentures, loans and bonds 6.000 plantations 128,000, minings 55. 000. "Settlement" contracts totalled: 342,000 units
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      1337 17 BID and offer prices officially listed and bu«ne« in an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of ahare* traded shown In bracket* in lots o» 1.000 units ualeaa otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      1722 17 BID and offer prim offk-UUy Uiwd and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of share* traded shown in bracken inlouol 1.000 uniu unleas otherwise aped- tied IMH STHIAI.S iflMLllWi \\ctm i 2 1682 18S)cd \k« H«M I132B) KCUr U2OB *****
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      120 17 KUALA LUMPUR: Cycle and Carriage Bintang Bhd announced an unaudited pre-tax profit of M 510.85 million (59.1 l million) for the six months ended March 31, on a turnover of $122 lb million ($8493 million). An interim dividend of 10 per cent gross (same), payable
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      813 17 FORECAST the most reliable investment letter in South-East Asia A GIFT FROM US TO YOU TO CELEBRATE OUR 10TH BIRTHDAY IN SINGAPORE On May 4 1970, James Cowan Associates commenced business as Portfolio Managers and Investment Publishers in Singapore. To celebrate the occasion of our 10th birthday, we are extending
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      754 18 I Singapore Tourist I I Promotion Board I Applications are invited from citizens/permanent residents of Singapore and other ASEAN citizens for appointments as (A) MAjRjKETING OFFICER I (B) FAOLITATION OjFFICER (C) EXECUTIVE OFFICER (PUBLIC RELATIONS) Qualifications ft Experience (A) A recognised University degree preferably in Business Administration A good command
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      476 18 Jm/^ M«l«y»i» (M S.nQapore I MALE SECRETARY FOR SAUDI ARABIA A reputable and well-established company providing airport ground services is looking for a Male Secretary to the Area Manager based in Dhahran near Bahrain. The successful applicant should be between 25-35 years old, has competent typing and shorthand speed and
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      281 18 frflf/j At] v£ <vv PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN NEGERI. PERAK KENYATAAN TAWARAN Taworon okon diterima danpado pemborong pembororg yong berdoftar di Perbadanon Kemajuan Negeri Perok dalori Kelos 'A' (Kepola I, pecahon kepalo I don Kepala 11. pecohor kepala 2) di Pejobot Pengurus Betar, Perbodonan Kemajuon Negeri Perok, Jolon Maxwell, Ipoh hingga |om
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      870 19 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX t Telephone Service. *****22 >a»«B»»w Mondo, FrKjoy 830om- 5 00 p m Or<*nory 70 ct» par word (mm DO 50) I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE \m T T«n*»C*n»r* 900 am 500 pm (M«n $4915) Sundoy Twies VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS **1 9M00f,;--9 M 00f,;--" <
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      1224 19 I FOB SALE It SHOPPING 6UIPE taaw wiiw-Mtlf OR RgNT AVAILABLE FOR SALE/ Rental: A MiRE purchase ok R»ajT and w S{/eti cargo Con- I H tamers For details, phone: rr *****80 ci CAPSTAN/ TURRET LATHE want- ed We require one used good j j> condition or new Capstan/Tur- I
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      719 19 II EMPLOYMENT I A MAUTV. FASHION House from I Hong Kong invites males/ fe- Ai j males, experienced/ Inexpert- I* enced for fashion modelling assignments. Applicants call Singapore Representative. 1 Stella. *****10 ACCOUNTS CLERK OCE 'O' level and LCCI Intermediate Book- keeping Minimum 2 years' experience Must be able, to
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      591 19 I An established garment manutec- turer* require an eiperienced SHIPPING ASSISTANT Age: Around 25/30 years and possess a driving licence. Should be conversant with L/C negotiations Able to speak English and knowledge of Chinese •alary wW be common* Mroto with #Xp9fl9flC# MO QU#MTlC*tK>n* PM4OO TEL: *****01 •ndMktor Mr. T.C. Laong
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      697 19 II EMPLOYMENT 1 British owned manulectur- ing company •n Jurong re I quire* a WAGES/GENERAL CLERK i Experience of wages ad- ministration Is the main rei qulremenl. but experience of 1 bookkeeping. general clerical work, and typing Is also desirable Applicants should apply with details of umi to-dale, qu»l'ticatione. and
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      744 19 I EXPERIENCED ACCOUNT* CLERKS WANTED OiuMiestion:- i c Mln LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping Cert. Able to handle full act of Prl- c vale Limited Accounts Typing 40wpm Preferably residing In din 1. 2. or 3 Ptoaw contact Tel: ******2 Jmm FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK. Interview at: ITB-J. 9th floor, t Union Building,
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      590 19 II EMPLOYMENT If ■■■-i OMLFMOAY Advertising agency requires allrounder with attractive personality to do typing, simple accounts and reception EiceNent long-twin proepecrs. Call: QML* WHO ARE Interested In typing compugraphlc needed. Training provided Interested. plea*e cull personally at 50-B. Armenian Street. Spore 0617 i (after 10a m t IMMEDIATE VACANCY
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      445 19 nsE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (MALE) a GCE O Level with a* least 1 year working experience in the same capacity a Musi have completed National Service Ptaaaa wrila m or apply paraonaMy today from 2 p.m. lo S p m at: THE PERSONNEL DEPT. NEW SOUND ELECTRONICS PTE LTD 2nd floor
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      688 20 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant m) Secretarial amd Clerical Inteiiyyjpop TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST The person Is required to operate PMBX switchboard and perform general clerical duties at our Cummins division workshop In Jalan Rajawall. off Jurong Kechll. An attractive alerting (alary le Please apply giving details of working experience, present
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      680 20 REOLHRED 2 FEMALE experienced Accounts Correspondence Clerks Must be able to work independently Write with details to: international Electrical Corporation. 36E Eu Tong Sen Street. Spore 0105 ROBeN CONSTRUCTION PTBLTO in Jurong he* immediate vacancy tor GENERAL CLERK (Female) GCE. O' level, preferably bilingual. 2 years' experience In general clerical
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      1266 20 II EMPLOYMENT Wanted by well established marine services company, the following: (1) SENIOR BOOK-KEEPER/ ACCOUNTANT with experience in full set of Marine accounts and taxation required Preferably with knowledge of Chinese/ English and having a University standard (2) SHIPPING SUPERVISOR experienced and conversant In shipping matters with knowledge of Chinese
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      1244 20 II EMPLOYMENT FASHION INDOOR SALESGIRLS/ Salesmen and Office Boy wantperlence. Apply personally 210. Orchard Road, tel: *****03 FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS required Apply personally: Exquisite Olft Shop. 300 Orchard Road. Kllzpatrlck Shopping Arcade FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS required. Contact Miss Ting *****1 for an appointment. FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES. Should possess a OCE
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      1243 20 II EMPLOYMENT SALESGIRL REOUIRED. Can speak Chinese In Tanglln Handicraft Centre 1300 p m Interview at: 16A. Blk 2, (Factory opposite Blk 199, Lorong 1, Toa Payoh). Tel: *****61. SALESGIRLS WANTED URGENTLY by Shoe Shop English educated Please tel: *****2. SALESGIRLS REOUIRED FOR furniture shop Apply personally Unit 320, Plaza
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      1065 20 II EMPLOYMENT CYCLE CARRIAGE GROUP We invite applications for the Auembly Plant MOTOR VEHICLE ASSEMBLERS/ MATERIAL HANDLERS •No experience needed Age 16 van and above QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTORS Mutt poueu GCE O' level or MVM Trade II Certif. cate Age 16 veers and above WAGE RATES Starting wage rate will
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      922 21 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant d) Technical Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates for the post of: STORES SUPERVISOR With eacerient opportunities tar advancement lo managerial position Oualmceliona/Eipeoence: a GCE O' Level Including passes In English and Mathematics a Experience in general store keeping duties preferably In engine parts
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      669 21 II EMPLOYMENT fv_4M9fl FEMALE LKJjjffl PRODUCTION pUn OPERATORS W^jT\ JOIN U5 T^Xyz how Ot«*_d^" about TV /_^s#_i_\ QE (USA) TELEVISION O< \«<* x APPLIANCE *\o c /___Ml___\ PTE ltd sS^pV^B 159 C BLK 2 I^^^^^KB SPji BOON KENG ROAD pHj Singapore 1233 JHMII||P Mon To Fri: mjl||lj^j|| 8 30am 11.30
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      799 21 II EMPLOYMENT START AS AN MNIB OPERATOR PtfMMHf tt. I,Ck-CkM/_f SWIIMI •r II7MIMI Bw to V*> km J Furniture Factory In Jurong requlree FEMALE OPERATORS a MALE DELIVERY ATTENDANTS Starting salary tor fe. sts. SS 50 and tor mala $12.00. Transport provided. S working days. Interested appllcanu please call personally
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      1081 21 II EMPLOYMENT Metal Sox Singapore Jmited requires Requirements:- NTC HI in General/ Maintenance Fitting or Bench Fitting 2 years experience as a Machine Fitter in a manufacturing concern Completed full-time or serving part-time N.S. Be prepared to work shift You can cam up to Ptur Other Bew-rfits 2 months' bonus
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      1374 21 II EMPLOYMENT CUTTERS AND SHAMPOO Olrls < required by Jantzen Salon In Marine Parade Town Centre At- < tractive terms and conditions of < work For appointment, tel: *****51 Margaret DELIVERY CLERK CUM Driver and J General Workers required Apply J personally at: 279-G. Selegle Complex. Selegle Road. Spore j
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      478 22 II EMPLOYMENT j 31 Situation* Vacant m) General INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATED CO PTE LTD requires CARPARK ATTENDANTS (FEMALE) a Primary A education with or without experience a With some knowledge of Maths a willing to perform shift duties Attractive salary and fringe benefits will be offered to the right persons Those
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      334 22 LEGAL FIRM REOUMES office boy Please apply- PO Box 115. Queen Street. Singapore 9118 Mark A' on envelope DESPATCH CLERK REOUMED by manufacturing company In Jurong Call personally al: Atlas Paper Products. 44 Oul Street 4. Jurong Town. Spore 2262 or call: *****16 from 9a m to spm SBS Bus
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      981 22 II EMPLOYMENT GENERAL WORKERS required Preferably with experience In oil refineries or shipyards Csll personally at SUM VUE INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING PTE. LTD., Bit. 1, Unit 2, Aver Rafah Industrial Estate, Singapore 0613. Tot *****33 PHILIPS requires GENERAL HELPER Applicants should be physically fit and have completed Primary education Pliasi caN
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      1153 22 II EMPLOYMENT MALAY DRIVER REOUIREO Age above 30. Singapore Citizen. Preferably residing Kalong eree Interested please call personally at: IS7, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD SINGAPORE 0105 Manufacturing linn invitee sppli cants to hll the toMowtng position DELIVERY CLERK with minimum secondary 2 education and valid class 3 driving licence, with 3
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      502 22 II EMPLOYMENT We have ammadlata vacancies lor MATERIAL HANDLER (mala) We roQiiwTO persona who nave? completed primary education completed National Service We provide: monthly saliry of $270 annual wage supplement on- the-job training subsidized lunch free coffee/tea 5-day (40-hour) workweek Permanent resident* end Malaysian citizens are invited to apply Pleaae
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      608 22 WAITRESSES/BOY HELPERS required. Call personally: 2A, Outram Park. Blk 31. Tel: *****76 Pay above $350 WAITRESSES WANTED. Apply personally to: Toa Payoh Coffee House. Blk 184. 372 Toa Payoh Central. Spore 1231. WAITRESSES WANTED Can personally et 117-A KtNney Reed WALT DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WOm.o OF KNOWLEDGE international American Organisation Danbury,
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      940 22 111 VEHICLES BOATS r I HH x*" TD HIGH POWR «1 -*VXX oar STEREO CRF-2112M Mark H IM Hi c Auto Reverse Cassette Car Stereo f_R|lM^^/ (AM FM Stereo.) V^iflßr IFET, 16 Trs.,7lC's, 15 Diodes •Treble Bass Loudness Control. 18 watts RMS Per Channel at 4 ohms. OasMBMMt Glory Motor
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      796 23 111 VEHICLES A BOATS 45 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun AUO. 1*72 OATSUN 1200 Oood condition $8,400 ono Tel *****8/ *****86 DEC 1*74 DATSUN 120 Y. aircond. caaaoMo, showroom condition i $12.6500 no *****1.1 *****46 EXCELLENT CONDITION OATSUN 100A. 1971 October Road tax new $6.000 0.n0 *****54 JUNE 1*77 DATSUN
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      899 23 1073 CORTINA GTIBOO Aircond good tyres, conlact Mr How. ***** Price $8,700 o n o 1074 FORO CORTINA 1. 3 owners Cassette/ radio PARF Ring *****28. $8,700 on o 1*74 FORD ESCORT 1300 XL. PARF eligible, see to appreciate $9,200 ono. Tel: *****82 1*77. FORO CORTINA 2000E Automatic (Anniversary model)
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      831 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS 1*73. MERCEDES 200. Kxlra modification and accessories No ventilation glass Selling $19,500 negotiable Contact *****47 *****48 1073. MERCEDES BENZ. Aircond. i radio and tape Power windows Body and engine excellent condition $18,200 ono Tel: *****63 1*73 MERCEDES 200 One compa- < ny owner Accident free Condition like
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      738 23 J) Toyota APR*. 1073 TOYOTA Corolla Aircon. cassette player, sports rims company registered Contact *****80 AUG. ISTS TOYOTA Corolla 1200 One owner, accident free. Price $16,300 0.n.0. 523 Upper Serangoon Road, 4 1/4 m.s BEAUTIFUL 1072 TOYOTA Cellca Sports rims. MXIV aircond., tax till June. Selling $10,200 Tel *****85 DEC.
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      1774 23 111 VEHICLES A BOATS DEC. 1070 PORSCHE 924 (with i Turbo kit), expensive sound sys- < i tern and sports rims, metallic co- i lour, tip lop condition. Tel: *****66 David. DEC '77 PORSCHE 929 eligible i PARF. Excellent condition Tel: 1 *****9 i 1 EE 11H- NUMBER PLATE for
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      709 23 111 VEHICLES A BOATS y A GOOD OFFER 1974 UPWARDS tIeI c for all PARK scrap cars J OU B XJ c any model good used cars iseorsneeiiiirT r (private and company regls- MERCEDES BENZ 3SOSLC d tratlon welcome Must be in mini condition or c export documents and we
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      1315 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES W^aimm^^^Kll^amm^^^^ Luxurious 2-storoy w^^ terrace units ||pL^^ Pas4r Panjang Road h 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, 2 bathrooms, store. Children's playground Car park, recreational facilities Freehold land Showroom opens daily from 9 am 5 pm Enquiries and Bookings: Q* GOOOLAND (PTC) UMTTED 21 New Bridge Road, Singapore
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      729 24 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES 51 Accommodation Vacant ft) Flats LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS WITH/ WITHOUT SWm—IIIO POOL IN EXCLUSIVE DISTRICTS Fußy FunHeKed a Pandan Valley Penthouse $5,000 a Future $5,000 I a Chempaka Court $3,500 c Hln Seng Garden $3,300 a Grange Heights $3,200 a Hillcrest A read la $2,300 $3. joo
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      896 24 DMT. SKS. FAR EAST Mansion, fully furnished. 3-bedroomed apartment. $1,400 p m Call *****67 No agents OIST. IS APARTMENT PANDAN Valley, beautifully furnished. 2/3 bedrooms. I servant's room, all sports facilities. 9th floor Contact Mr Yon. *****25/ *****5 or Wilson *****7/ *****9 CIST 10 RIOOEWOOO 15th floor. 4 bedrooms, built-in
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      1541 24 IV ACCOMMODATION I PROPERTIES PANOAN VALLEY. 5 alrcondllloned bedrooms, swimming pool, condominium facilities Please ring. Christina. *****3 Principals only RIDGEWOOO KALAKAUA RISE Type "Lanal" with extended balcony Tastefully furnished 4bedroomed apartment Available end of June 1980. Close to American and International School. Complete recreational facilities. For viewing please contact: Executive
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      1497 24 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES A BRAND NEW double-storey detached bungalow In dlst 10 4 bedrooms. 1 study, modern design Area: 11.000 sqft $800,000 Tel: *****67/ 8 A BRAND NEW double-storey semi-detached in Bartley Road Area 5.400 sqft Split-level. 4 bedrooms with attached bathrooms $370,000 Tel: *****67/ 8 A BRAND NEW
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      1735 24 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES APARTMENTS: CAIRNHILL OARDEN $320,000. Cavenagh Court $380,000 Calrnhlll Plaza. $650,000 Cheng Hong Mansion (Penthouse) $480,000 Draycotl Tower $600,000 to $720,000 Equatorial Cool apartment $500,000 Kulura $750,000 Grange Heights $470,000 to $600,000 Grangeford $280,000 to $400,000. Gallerla apartment $420,000 Hlllcourt apartment $400,000 hlllcourt Penthouse $800,000 hillcrest Arcadia
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      1480 24 IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES DIST. 20 FABER GARDEN Condominium type X 3-bedroomed walk-up apartment, overlooking pool split-level. 1.400 sq ft Pnre $250,000 Capllaus. *****92/ *****52 DIST2I SHERWOOO TOWER 2 bedroomed maisonette, ceramic/ parquet flooring, swimming pool Area 1.500 sq ft Tel: *****92/ *****20. DIST. S. FABER DRIVE, exclusive 3bedroomed apartment,
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      1552 25 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 57 Warehouse Vacant/Wanted WANTED OOOOWN FOR purchase 8.000 10.000 sq ft preferably ground floor Call Te>). Jones Real Esute Agency *****65 WAREHOUSE VACANT Approx 30.000 sq li open land I with zinc enclosure available immediately at Jurong Road at SMOO.OO per month. SulUble for storage of machineries
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      71 26 DR. MRS. HENRY TAY YUN CHWAN I FAMILY I Express their gratitude and thanks to the Doctors and Staff of Wards 25 I &27 Singapore General Hospital for I i their care and services and to rela- j tives and friends for their expres- I I sions of love, prayers
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      42 26 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS. HENG SEOW KUAN (NEE TAN WHAY TEAN) thank relativea A friends lor their many expressions ol condolence A attendance during their recent bereavement; lo all Doctors A nurses who cared lor her, they eilend their gratitude.
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      38 26 MA. LAWRENCE LOH FAMILY of the late Wishes lo •■press their riser flslt thanks to as) relatives. Mends and colleagues for their kind aeaial•croMs. denaWona and night visits during their recent bereavement MDM TUNG YOKE LAN
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      34 26 MR. NO KANG CHIEW and family wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends, commander and all :«ftlnlaru, SIA and JAL staff for their kind assistance, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement.
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      46 26 The brothers, utter a, nephews and niece* ol the LATE TAN YONG TECK thank doctors and nurses oct Wards 3 a 4 SGH tor their care, Hanoi Edward Ev a Co.. triends and relatives lor their condolences. night visits, donations and attendance during their recent bereave-
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      43 26 ol Block 15. 2SO. Ghim Mon Road. Singapore 1027 wishes to thank all friends, colleagues, reiathws for their kind attendance, assistance, condolences, wreaths and donations during thaw recent bereavement. (Inserted by Nancy) THE FAMILY OF THE LATE WONG NGEE THING Departed 20 4.50
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      46 26 KAAN SHEUNG KIU Departed 26.4 SO With deepest sympathies to the family. Much loved by us Your classmates USFD BD/ti Blessed are those who die In the Lord, that they may rest from their labours, for their deeds follow with them' Rev. 14 13
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      28 26 We had great times and they'll always be treasured. With much love, Vivien. Diane, Haresh. Haresh, Ravi, Chan. Ling. Sim Ho. KAAN SHE UNO KHJ Departed 4 SO
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      31 26 KAAN SHUENG KIU. a tribute Shuengs. your smile, your llvellnesss. has always been and will always be a bright ray of sunshine In our lives. From 2SII 1976) CJCi Winnie Ng
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      9 26 In Memoriam' is tor the loved ones whom you
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      142 Deaths
      84 26 MR. FREDERICK C. de SOUZA (Red Warren) passed away peacefully In Bangkok on 24 4 80 Burial 1. 5.80 Paaaad away peacefully on 26th April 1980 leaving behind one ion, one daughter-in-law, one daughter, one aon-in-law, lour great grand •ona-in-law, two graat grand daughter m law and 9
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      66 26 pasted away peaoetully on 27.4J0, aged 75. leaving behind wite Tan Ml Huay. toot Ban Hu»l. Kim Hun Cheng Hual, Tack Soon, Lai Hock, daughter May Ling. God-daughUr Oan Sura* Eng, 4 daughtert-in law and t grandchildren to mourn hia demiee Cartage leave* Mock 200. 1041-H. Toe Payoh North on
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      104 26 Chairman of Qua* Shin ft Son* Private Limited President ol th* World Red Swastika Society, Singapore. pasted peacefully on Aphl 27, 19W al the age of 7a year*, leaving KLOVEO WIFE: POON SING WAN FOUR SONS: YUEN CHOW. YUEN HOMO. YUEN SUM. YUEN W AH DAUGHTER: YUEN YUAN ANA THREE
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      20 26 MUM WALTER CHAPPIE of Ladang Tereh. Kluang passed away peacefully on ***** Service at 10.15 am.. Ml. Vernon Crematorium. 29/4/80.
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      21 26 BEN DUDLEY DtEO 11 years ago. Always remembered with love by Ron. Rena and Viva, relatives and friends
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      94 26 In Everlasting Memory Of Two years today we had to part. With a mother we loved with all our heart; Her trials were many, her pleasures few: Cod alone knows what she went through Remembrance is sweet, but sad to recall. She was loved by us and respected by all
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      42 26 WONG NGEE THING who left in on April Hie 20th. IMO Sadly missed but never forgotten. Alwaya remembered by beloved wile, daughters, aona, aon-in-law, grandaont, grand-deughtere and loved onea. (Inserted by your beloved daughter Nancy) In Loving Memory ol our dear lathee
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      Lock icon It's elementary for Watson, despite lapse
      358 27 NEW ORLEANS, Mon. Tom Watson recovered from a brief lapse that nearly evaporated his big lead to score a two-stroke win over Lee Trevino in the U*****,000 Greater New Orleans Open golf tournament his second consecutive all-the-way triumph. Watson survived a double-bogey five on
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      258 27 J SPAIN'S Severiano Ballesteros, the United States Masters champion, shot a three-under-par final round of 69 to win the US$ll,OOO ($23,980) flrsi prize in the Madrid Open and his first major titlt in his own country. Ballesteros, 23, who also I is reigning British Open
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      191 27 It was Ballesteros who provided a miracle shot I for the crowd to cheer. He hooked a seven-iron shot around the trees and the ball finished only one metre from the stick. The Spaniard rolled in the putt for a three, Pine- ro took five and the con- test
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      43 27 LISBON. Mon. Portugal's top referee Antonio Garrido wul lake charge of Nottingham Forest, of England, versus Hamburg, of west Germany, European Cup final soccer match at the Bernabeu Stadium in Madrid, on May 28, it was announced here yesterday. AFP
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      193 27 Bolt, Wall make it on second try AUSTIN, Mon. Tommy Bolt and Art Wall, losers in a six-hole play-off last year, charged from three shots behind to edge out Sam Snead and Don January by two strokes for the third annual Legends of Golf championship here yesterday. The 61-year-old Bolt
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      967 27 IPOH. Mon Weights for this weekend's races here: SATURDAY CIM. )Dn( 1 JMb 9 Miracle II 57.0 6 Ladybird 55 5 3 Jingo 55 5 11 Bold Glen 55 0 1 Prairie Wolf 55.0 j 10 Elocutionist 55.0 5 Baltarian 54 5 4 Ponderosa Ud 54.0 7 Hongs
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      321 27 BARBARA EASES AWAY FOR ONLY PRO WIN BIRMINGHAM (Alabama), Mon. Barbara Barrow shot out of the pack with a final-round 67 yesterday to win the USIOO.OOO Birmingham Classic women's golf tournament by one stroke. Barbara carded birdies at the 17th and 18th holes to seal the victory, the first of
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      Favourites flop again as rain makes going heavy
      524 27  -  FREDDIE KEE By IPOH, Mon. Favourites received another severe hammering over the weekend races here, because of the sudden change in weather conditions. Sunshine for most of last week had promised a good track last weekend, despite Friday's two-hour downpour. But rain
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      171 27 PARIS, Mon. American-bred colt In Fiiar won the Poule D'Essai Des Poulains the French 2,000 Guineas, at Ixmgchamp here yesterday, to land a purse of US$BO,OOO ($174,400) for owner Mahumud Fustok. Georges Doleuze brought the Mitri SalibaI rained colt home a length ahead
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      IN
      635 28 MAVIS HEADS LIST OF TALENTED SWIMMERS READY TO STEP INTO JUNIE'S GOLDEN SHOES EASE those furrows of I worry a star will I soon be born. Singapore's swimming critics, who have been voicing their con1 cern over the expected absence of top medalhope Junie Sng at future meets, take
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      354 28 SINGAPORE'S TOP DIVER THAM QUITS DUE TO PRESSURE OF WORK ALBERT THAM, Singapore's top diver, has decided to retire from competition to concentrate on his work, reports KEN JALLEH Jr. Tham, a 84-year old production supervisor, says that, because of the nature and long hours of his Job, he
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      Adamant officials in way of merger
      356 28  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By THE biggest obstacle preventing the reunification of the badminton world lies in a few adamant officials of the longer-estab-lished International Badminton Federation. At least, that is the opinion of Dr. Lee Kin Tat, the Singapore Badminton Association president, who is also
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      65 28 SOUILLAC, Mon. Ugly scenes marred yesterday French rugby Union Cup match between Poitiers and La Nouvelle. A large section of the crowd invaded the field and free-for-all followed, in which, the Souillac club doctor suffered a broken leg. One ot the La Nouvelle players had earlier
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      37 28 LONOON. Mon. Leigh beat Hull WJ in an English rugby premier League match yesterday. Other results: Leeds 27 Salford 13, Widnes 20 Hull Kingston Rovers 10. Union Middlesbrough 21 Hull and East Riding 0. Reuter.
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      Australia 'yes' to shoot in Pesta Sukan
      211 28  - Australia 'yes' to shoot in Pesta Sukan PETER SIOW By AFTER repeated reminders, skeet champions Australia have finally agreed to defend their titles in Singapore's Pesta Sukan shooting international at Rifle Range Road from Aug. 2-7. Their confirmation has increased the number of foreign, teams competing to six. The others
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      BRIEFS
      214 28 LAS VEGAS, Mon. Bjorn Borg continued his near-per-fect year of tennis scoring an easy 6-3. 6-1 men's singles victory over Harold Solomon in the final of the US$3OO,OOO ($654,000) Grand Prix tournament here yesterday. The world's top-ranked player needed just one hour and 16 minutes to dispose of Solomon,
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      Wong is tops in SBA ranking
      121 28 Wong is tops in SBA ranking WONG SHOON KEAT proved his superiority on the national badminton court last week when he emerged unbeaten from the Singapore Badminton Association's first men's singles ranking play-offs at Guillemard Road, reports BERNARD PEREIRA. The 22-year-old pharmaceutical sales representative outplayed his closest rivals. Lee Ah
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      System
      145 28 Said SBA coaching and selection committee chairman Robin Chan: "The ranking system will serve as a guide for selections for international matches. "This is only the first in the series that we've had. We'll be holding more at intervals, so as to allow those on the lower rungs to
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      Lock icon Borg extends unbeaten run over Solomon
      486 28 65.94; JaveUa: 1 Bruce Kennedy 83.12. BASEBALL Pace-setting Yakult Swallows exploded for a seven-hit, six-run rally in the fifth innings to beat Hanshin Tigers 9-5 in the Central league in Tokyo. In another match, Chunichi Dragons edged out Yokohama Taiyo Whales 5-4 In the
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      351 28 PUERTO RICO, Mon. Nicaragua's Alexis Arguello retained his World Boxing Council junior lightweight title here yesterday with a four-round victory over Rolando Navarrete, of the Philipninoc Ring physician Anarury Captella stopped the bout because a long gash over Navarrete's right eye, opened up by consistent left
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      31 28 BRAZZAVILLE. Mon. OMM Etoile Football Club eliminated Bangui Olympic Real Club from the Africa Cup when they beat them 3-1 in a return leg match here fMHr day,. AFP
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      Raffles beat STI for third spot
      45 28 Raffles beat STI for third spot RAFFLES Institution defeated Singapore Technical Institute 4-1 to claim third placing in the national schools post-sec-ondary boys' tennis championship at Kallang yesterday. In the post-secondary girls' championship, Temasek Junior College beat Anglo-Chinese Junior College 3-2 to take third spot
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      Changi 3-0
      29 28 CHANGI thrashed Ang Mo Kio 34 in the inter-constituency sepak takraw tournament at Pay a Lebar last night. In another match. Bedok edged out Kampong Übi 2-1.
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      NZ tour on. sponsor or no sponsor
      360 28  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By THE Singapore Squash Rackets Association will send a team of six for a 23-day tour of New Zealand, starting on May 25 even if they cannot find a sponsor. They are looking for $15,000 to $20,000. the bulk of which
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      271 28 LIM ONLY UNSEEDED PLAYER THROUGH LIM JIT TOON, thanks to a bye, became the only unseeded player to enter the quarter-finals of the Milo national boys' under19 squash championships at the Kallang Complex yesterday, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. In the boys' under-16 event, third-seed. Jerome Yeo paid the price for being
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      Give committee heads more responsibilities
      374 29  -  WHEN the newly-form-ed Football Association of Singapore Council meet tomorrow week to appoint the chairmen for their 10 sub-commit-tees, they must go for brains rather than brawn. The Council must not select sub-committee chairmen merely on the assumption that they are capable of working hard.
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      Fullback Lazaroo injured...
      207 29 SINGAPORE'S left-full-back Jeffrey Lazaroo was injured during training last night for tomorrow's Malaysia Cup-tie against Johore at the Larkin Stadium, reports JOE DORAI. Though the knee-injury is not serious, Lazaroo will still have to take a test during tonight's final training at the Jalan Besar Stadium before
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      173 29 NEW DELHI, Mm. A raw has broken out over the Government's decision to hold several events of the 1182 Asian Games In Rat, a small town 4* kilometre* from here. Prime Minister Indira (iudhl's Government announced oa Saturday that six sports archery,
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      Laura shafts determinedly to become number one
      323 29  -  WILFRED YEO By LAURA DE ROZARIO is Singapore's top woman archer. And it has nothing to do with her mentor Sam Tan being suspended for a year, though it has a lot to do with Sam's national records. Two of Sam's marks fell
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      41 29 TODAY'S EVENTS ATHLETICS Can Ens Seng School meet (National Stadium, 2). HOCKEY SHA Dfvurimi Oae Leagae: Singapore Cricket Club B v Khalsa B (Padang. 5.15). SKPAK TAKRAW Interconstituency tournament (various venues, 7.30). SWIMMING Chinese Swimming. Club Open championships (Amber Road, 7).
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      Kent power their way past SCC
      359 29  -  KEN JALLEH Jr By X ENT...36 5CC...4 KENT COUNTY, of England, breezed their way to another victory this time over the Singapore Cricket Club by two goals and six tries to a try in their friendly rugby match on the Padang yesterday. Kent, who
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      214 29  -  PETER SIOW By THE Basketball Association of Singapore will invite seven countries for the Pesta Sukan tournament from Aug. 29-Sept. 7 t at the Gay World Stadi- t üm The countries are i: Malaysia, Thailand, t! Indonesia, the Philippines, Japan, South Korea and s another Asian
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      61 29 JOHORE BARU, Mon. Singapore crashed 3-1 to Penang in a Malaysian Hockey Federation's under-23 Group A match here this evening. Other raomha: Grasp A: Selangor 6 Pahang 0, Selangor 3 Armed Forces 0. Perak 4 Armed Forces 0. Gmp B: Malacca 7 Kedah 0, Malacca 4 Negri Sembilan
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      Match-winner
      33 29 SUDIRAJ scored the winner (or Seletar Sports Club in their 1-0 victory over Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association C in a Singapore Hockey Association Division Two League match at Balestier Road yesterday.
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      455 29 ROME, Mon. Inter Milan clinched the Italian soccer championship when they drew 2-2 at home to Roma yesterday. With two matches remaining, Inter have an unbeatable five-point lead over nearest rivals Juventus. It was the Milan club's first league championship victory in 10 years.
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      95 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Mm. Malaysian football captain Sob Chin Ann and his wife, Patricia, wUI be offered a world tour m reward for "services rendered to soccer for his rounThls was decided at a Football Association of Malaysia council meetlag here yesterday. 'The proposal/ said
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      18 29 POLICE edged out Rochore CSC 1-0 in a friendly soccer match at the Police Academy yesterday.
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      Quah won't swap boots for clubs
      265 29  -  ERNEST FRIOA By IF Singapore soccer fans are thinking that their old Idol, Qaah Kirn Song, will be switching to golf now that he has tasted his first success on the fairways, they are wrong. Qaah, 28, woa the Sembawang Country Clnb Open B
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      237 29 I. GANACHANDRA, who was injured while playing in the Singapore Cricket Association's senior league last Sunday, has I withdrawn from the Republic's team to play Malacca in the Malaysian Cricket Association interstate match at Malacca i this weekend, reports ERNEST FRIDA. Ganachandra, of Ceylon Sports Club,
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      Officers move into final
      66 29 OFFICERS A beat Warders A 3-1 in the semi-final of the Prisons inter-rank volleyball championships at Changi yesterday. The other semi-final match, between Prisons Gurkha Unit and Warkers B, will be held tomorrow. Zaleha scores ZALEHA'S goal enabled SINGAPORE Cricket Club B to beat Singapore Recreation
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      26 29 TOMORROW JOHORE v SINGAPORE (Larkin Stadium. 7.30). ARMED FORCES v PAHANG Merdeka Stadium, 7.30). PERAK v KEDAH (Stadium Penk, 7.30) MALACCA v NEGRI Kubu Stadium, 7.30)
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    82 30 ROWS of raaed seats stand out starkly after the Waeat Starlight Cinema In Paslr PanJang Road was destroyed In a yesterday. The M-year-old wood-tuid-zinc cinema had been mainly screening Tamil, Hindustani and Malay films. Several shops near the cinema escaped the blase. Police
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    42 30 NEW YORK. Mon The Dow Jones averages on the New York Stock Exchange at 11 am today: 30 indus 803 75 up 0.17. 20 trans ***** off 0 44. 15 uiils 108.73 up 0.17, 65 stocks 2W.69 off 0.04. UPI.
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    42 30 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MOM MARAGATHAVALU m, mother oi ThlnichelvMn i Xi i Mrs HalrhiUuutaiuUun Mrs siv.ikolunthu i>.iwii iwa) peacefuli\ ..M Monday Mourned i>> m.m ii lighten, sons m la laughter* in lav and grand iiililrrn funeral arrangements Kirn; HOMOS 44 Porlrhester Aye-
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    136 30 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Malaysia-Thailand General Border Committee will meet here on May 10 to plan more joint military operations against communist terrorists still using the jungle sanctuaries of southern Thailand on the Malaysian border, officials said today. They said the three-day meeting
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    474 30 THE anti-communist Khmer Serei (Free Khmer) group of former Premier Son Sann has decided to step up its political and diplomatic initiatives to gain recognition as the only acceptable organisation representing Kampucheans as the international community moves to tackle the Kampuchean issue. The
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    217 30  -  KUALA LUMPUR, Monday MALAYSIA, announcing its 320-km Exclusive Economic Zone today, said it would allow only fishermen of immediate neighbours who had traditionally fished in the area now under the zone to continue fishing there. i The zone was proclaimed by the Yang Dipertuan Agung
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      98 30 He makes trishaws GLORIA CHANDY visits a man whose trade is vanishing he is a trishaw maker. He learned his skill from his father, who was a trishaw rider. His products are not only meant for the road, many are bought by tourists who desire a really original souvenir of
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      381 30 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Co»«f Ptk« HIM Annuot Sut»cr«>t>on $IM For Uib*<ript>on. imll 7.17U01 1 Kxl J.tl TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Tat Lee has revealed the price of its new 15 million shares. Is this public issue well-timed? And how do brokers and analysts rate it? HOCK LOCK SIEW examines some
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        MANDARIN BY RADIO
        646 1  -  LIN SHAN EH Compiled by This 15-mlnate programme will be broadcast over the English Service of Singapore Broadcasting Corporation tonight at 7.45 p.m., and the coming Sunday at 9.M a.m. Lesson 18 of this series will be repeated on Thursday at 8.45 p.m. over the FM stereo.
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        QUOTATIONS
        29 1 Poetry which has been defined as the harmonious unison of man with nature. Carlyle i#ft*5fctt«« Poetry, therefore, we will rail Musical Thought. Carlyle >1* ca il i t*
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        332 1 |> CON©IRATIII^ f^IiEST WISHES TO 4 El Forward Oversea Credit Ltd. |> y on the occasion off their 10th Anniversary A SELF-PROPELLED PASSENGER FERRYBOATS .A X \V LANDING CRAFTS Capacity: 12 to 500 people \A\rA mt Mf laW. -V 'fciJlT''^ J aflannnnM "-"'J r\ *_jHii_ m. B^Es^lr^-^^Bjnm|s*^3sw^""^* ja f^ M^
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        56 1 INSIDr\ Springtime in Paris SH^intnirw*: Come to Springtime la Paris to discover oar look for this year Pago 6, 7 Drama in school LnnK. «sasw Hwa Chong Junior College recently pat up one-act plays that stirred op enthusiastic response. Read about it on Pago 3 Radio and TV Pago 2
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      PICK of the DAY
      713 2 PICK of the DAY SBC TV ACTION, lots and lots of it comes on tonight when the FBI tangles with the Cosa Nostra on Ch 5 at 8.30 p.m. in the first part of a two-hour programme called Cos*. Nostra An Arch Enemy of the FBI. Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Walter
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        650 2 >■ I■ f Hamlyn Paperbacks m 22X^*~c£ TELL ME WHO AM BEFORE DIE ""\rnui'"!* 11 111 LINDA the hard-drinking big-spender, turned on by drugs, 1 r"-~> J~C"% r-^CV^\ x and violence j fij I V^y MARIE the loving wife, mother and nurse 1 IjTl* CHAR LENE -the patient sufferer 1
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        99 2 FRENCH FILM: he Si- CHILDREN'S ART lence De La Mer (The FROM THAILAND an Silence Of The Sea) at exhibition at the Nationthe RELC auditorium at al Museum Young Peo6.30 p.m. today and 9 pie's Gallery from 10.30 p.m. tomorrow. Free a.m. to 7 p.m. On till admission. tomorrow GERMAN
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        1256 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by GSfan's 7.25 Cultural Diary Wand Topsy Turvy (r) 7.30 News (Malay) 3.30 Diary of Events 1 2 2L ur Tu 830 Cosa Nostra An Arch Enemy Of 3.35 Afternoon Matinee The Lion And The FBI (Part 1) The Horse (Part
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        A visit to the land of a great storyteller
        1070 3 HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN EXHIBITION National Museum, last day tomorrow GERALDINE TANG, who visited the cottage in Denmark where Hans Christian Andersen was born, came away enchanted. In this article, she gives an insight into the life of this great storyteller. THE
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        Plays delighted young audiences
        676 3 HWA CHONQ JUNIOR COLLEGE ONE-ACT PLAYS Reviewed by WEE BEE LIM DRAMA is beginning to take centre-stage in Hwa Chong Junior College. Although they have none of the tradition of the Raffles Players, they managed to hold their audience's interest during a recent presentation of one-act
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        213 3 COURAGE r* 'I CONFIDENCE \r k^ LFAOERSHIP^^fI O*LI CAKUfGIJ 10 wiyt the Bite Caraegle Cnhc kdpc siei mi mosiei Icawrt aatw mi iwMwtH Mi r*ruM mt rtw <*m v l< »t ra«i ant »it" t»i V—* m Itwua mt i»Mt MiwtMl CMlftl few mt Mnr i ktttw {amamlmnini Vni I
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        639 3 L Nrxld of Knowledge mafazine is the most exciting new R development in learning aids for chidren. Al mankinds J}T t-r achievements past and present are presented week I^-^ by week "10 stim at n a"d absorbing streams of learning yCr^i usin t the most up-to-date graphic and iustrative techniques
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        373 4 >************************* I "II there is a movia that should be seen by I married people and those planning to wad, < KRAMER VS KRAMER' is definitely tha ona jl ANTHONY YEO, I Deputy Director, I A Counselling and Care Centre J > I (Sun Times 27 4 80) C WINNER
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        407 4 CAPITOL: "LAST" DAYS!" I I 5 SHOWS DAILY al 11am, 1.45, 4, 6.30 9.15 g -JADE: NOW SHOWING! I I 5 SHOWS DAILY: 11am, 1 30, 4, 6.30 A 9.00pm You've read the wortd-wide best stint ttriter ...NOW SEE THE MOW I FKST THE OTHERS MDMCHT" «nd WOW... mi ■W^
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        677 4 I am bmmXmJmJmmWm^J m OWCANISJITIOm 1 ■■^,H>'^'t»T:n-!-!l' ii I H •PROUD TWIW 8^ t j'.^aUL-- 1 B Mf rr J tiHfH! l t-TrFl f| I AMITYVILLE HORROR p. "Young Outcaatt" aj MANDARIN in Scope Color i aj rr yn Btr2222aalHC32Z^ IB I I W ORI 10 45. I 00 j
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      Lock icon What shall we do with our Olympic souvenirs?
      808 5 INTERESTED in buying a million stuffed (or vinyl) "Mischa" Olympic teddybears? Dakin Toys of San Francisco will rush them to you tomorrow. How about 50,000 plastic mugs and key-chains, all embossed with cutesy-poo Mischa the official 1980 Olympic symbol? Call VPI Inc
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      The Japanese philosophy on keeping animals
      833 5  -  R YUNOSUKE lORI By THE arrival from China of the giant panda, Huan Huan, the new wife for Kan Kan, has started a new chapter in Japan's emotional life. In months ahead, all aspects of Huan Huan's settling in will be observed by a
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        172 5 For effective treatment of piles, relieve it two ways. With Anusol and Varitan. M Anusol hB bbbV^^bbl aawß*^3aaaaaaar V^^--^fa«aa\ m^ T&lb*g& Of course you have to watch your Now, Varitan is used to supplediet and your bowel movements ment Anusol's healing properties. You carefully. But on top of that, you
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        529 5 Congratulations to the 30 Grand Prize winners of the Great Kandos Picture Hunt 4h^ The 30 lucky Grand Prize winners jLv of a brand n w Rangier Bicycle Hr k m JP^ BisnuBinAdin K*****33 H W^^MWr Chan YewCheon 9 A*****68 U Mohd Farhat Bin Mohd Wqf J&^r Hashim f^ mt
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        Springtime presents th silhouette :ime in Paris ts this year's tte
        732 6 Springtime presents th silhouette :ime in Paris ts this year's tte Each year we wait with bated breath £or the orders from the demi-gods in Paris are hemlines up or down? Are shoulders padded or not? Are colours vibrant or pastel? Should you be thin or plump? TENG JUAT LENG
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        Lock icon Start excercising for the little bare tops
        501 7 By BERNADINE MORRIS THROW your shoulders back, hold your chin high and pause a moment from time to time to do those arm exercises you keep promising yourself you're going to start like describing big circles, forward and back. A tiny waistline was
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        BEAUTY BUZZ
        175 7 Exciting new options in skin-care products SUCH good news for those who feel or imagine that they are beginning to age, or that their youthful skins will soon be a feature of the past. Elizabeth Arden, the people who gave you Visible Difference have launched their new breakthrough
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        164 6 I L |x..£1..l 82 A> IW o Sani-Flush automatic cleaning power everytime you flush. A-*~U Hang Sani-Flush in your toilet tank and flush on blue p«i— Lh waves that dean, remove stain and deodorize •"""V automatically. And leave your toilet I sparkling clean and fresh *«^sBw iL 1 everytime you
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        92 6 9pp *^jKt. At Optique Paris Miki. we make things really clear: German computers to see you get the most accurate eye-test; cleaning and adjustment of spectacles, at no obligation. Our range of prescription eyewear and sunglasses are the latest, and our collection includes some of the most fashionable names in
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        198 7 TOC^YS FOCUS: Gentle Action Cleansing Grains TOEW'S QUESTDN: My skin sometimes feels rough and tends to break out in spots What can you recommend for it? ESTEE LAUDER'S ANSWER: Surface cleansing with a mildly abrasive granular wash is a good idea whenever the skin feels a bit rough. GENTLE ACTION
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        445 8 JK Forward Oversea JHH Credit Limited f"l^o^fck I^JJCW FOCL is a joint affiliate of two of the world's most repectable banks, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. and Midland Bank Group of London ■pj^^pj I Tan Sn Tan Chin Tuan The Rt Hon FOCL was incorporated in March 1970 as a partnership
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        185 9 CSqpa/uh/ions xLOOUJ JL%XjLI\ VU JLjI VUVyiVJLJL XjLLN JL JLjiLJViLJL JL JIA JIP Head Office: 5 Malacca Street. P.O 80x442 fc; v Head Office: 18th Floor OCBC Centre, Chulia Street, Singapore 0104 Tel: ***** -8 Singapore 0104 Tel: *****3 Longtaujations Congratulations f^^r B Label EXPRESS PRODUCTION (S.M.) LABEL STICKER CO. 26
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        241 10 V^^M *H^*MW^Mm Dunn House 6th Floor 90 Cecil Street Singapore 0106 SINGAPORE COLOUR CENTRE ri^^^m 401 River Valley Road Singapore 1024 Cable: HOESHIPTIx: RS ***** A/B HOEHOETeI: *****66^9 CYBER (PTE) LIMITED [tf J I T J nistrihutnrs fnr 99t^S^J CHUAN HUP MARINE (PTE) LTD ANTARA KOH PRIVATE LIMITED SINGAPORE MALAYSIA
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        828 11 NATIONAL IRON STEEL MILLS LTD. (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Notice of Annual General Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twentieth Annual General I Meeting of the Company will be held at the Conference Room of I the Development Bank of Singapore Limited, 2nd Floor, DBS I Building,
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        645 11 j WARNING NOTICE j m a^Lar a^LvJa^P j aa^vaaaa^^ai^^ The Trade Public are advised that the trade mark depicted above is the property of ALFRED TEVES GMBH of 7 Guerickestrasse, 600 Frankfurt Am Main, Germany and it is registered in Singapore and Malaya under trade mark registration nos. S/***** and
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        152 11 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Please be advised that Mr ERIC WONG TECK FONG I/C No *****97, D ceases to be employed by GDAN AX MOH (8) PTE LTD as effect from 29th April 1980 and is thereafter not authorised to transact any business or collect any monies on behalf
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        536 11 ESSO PRODUCTION MALAYSIA INC. MARINE PERSONNEL Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates prepared to work on a 7-on, 7-otf work schedule, to join our Marine Section in the Operation of a permanently moored 167,000 DWT Floating Storage Vessel off the East Coast of Malaysia. We have immediate vacancies for
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      Saturday splendour
      480 12 IT was the annual day of tears and tension, trials and triumphs. Drums bobbing, trumpets gleaming and spanking uniforms painstakingly pressed, more than a thousand primary and secondary students parade on National Stadium's mammoth oval for the Schools Band Competition and Display on Saturday. This year's event, as
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        272 12 ggT A^^*^ 3ltl PRIZE $75j000 j 4th PRIZE $***** sth PRIZE $***** DRAW ON 6TH MAY 1980 AT TOA PAYOH (IN FRONT OF TOA PAYOH THEATRE) AT 6.30 P.M. ALL ARE WELCOME |m \j± W ■*> B 3»^^hw^ 1^ 1 I ggggr^ W^^^^^^^^^ j jst' wrj^^ ggg^ W^ -m? The
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        113 12 Words: JALEAN HAN Photos: WAN SENG YIP I'm gonna catch itT And Lee Gint Hua of Birkhall Road School certainly did TAKK PUMPS From Japan Centrifugal pumps for all Industrial uses n VMHKTyp* iT""il Multi-stage high-head r V. w tC Typ« i In-line motor- coupled M(j(« OATyp* r End suction
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