The Straits Times, 12 May 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MAY 12, 1981 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    Lock icon ACCORD ON EXPORTS BAN
    641 1 Tightening sanctions against Russia TOKYO, Sunday THE United States, West European nations and Japan have reached basic agreement to ban exports of high technology products to the Soviet Union as part of a move to tighten sanctions against the Russians for their military intervention in Afghanistan,
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    Lock icon Avoid theory of World War III: Zbig
    215 1 Avoid theory of World War III: Zbig LOB ANGELES, Sun THE Soviet invasion of Afghanistan may upset the world balance of power but the theory of a third world war should be avoided, US National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski said here yesterday. "We, as a people, must avoid the swings
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    Lock icon Viets destroy boat
    51 1 BANGKOK, Sun A group of about 70 Vietnamese refugees arrived at Paltani in southern Thailand on Friday and destroyed their vessel after landing^ authorities said today. Police said the refugees destroyed the engine of the boat to prevent Thai authorities from towing them back into the sea.
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    Lock icon More protests
    39 1 NEW DELHI. Sun Students in India's north-eastern Assam state have announced fresh protest demonstrations across the state this week to focus attention on what they called repressive measures used by Premier Indira Gandhi's government against them. Reuter.
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    2-0 win for Singapore
    48 1 SINGAPORE moved up to third spot in the Malaysia Cup soccer table when they beat Sarawak 2-0 at the Jubilee ground in Kuching yesterday. R. Suriamurthy (51st minute) and Nasir Jalil (83rd) scored a goal each for Singapore in a match that they dominated.
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    Determination wins the day
    140 1 THE fierce determination »n the bey's face reflects the tremendous effort he U making to flmlsh his race. Eacevagemeat there was aplenty from the Girl Guide holding the hoop to the hundred* of ptreats, friends and welfare workers la the Delta Sports Complex. The nee Itself
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    Lock icon 18,000 call off strike
    76 1 ISLAMABAD, Sun. About 18,000 non-gazetted civil servants in the Pakistani area of Kashmir yesterday called off the strike over increased pay they had staged since May 5. opposition sources in Kashmir said today. The state government has agreed to reconsider its position on salary increases and
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    Lock icon Siege gunmen given drugged food: Paper
    201 1 Siege gunmen given drugged food: Paper LONDON, Sunday FOOD given to gunmen and hostages by police during the six-day Iranian Embassy siege here was drugged to weaken the gunmen, the Sunday newspaper, The Observer. reDorted here todav. The paper quoted one of the freed hostages, a Syrian journalist, as saying
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    Lock icon Carter 'yes' to plan to set up force in Egypt
    160 1 Carter 'yes' to plan to set up force in Egypt LONDON, Sun. President Jimmy Carter has endorsed a US Defence Department plan to set up a military force in Egypt for "surge operations," the British Sunday newspaper, The Observer, reported today. The plan for a force capable of deploying 50,000
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    Lock icon Spain demo
    42 1 BILBAO, (Northern Spain), Sun. One person was injured and 17 others arrested yesterday in San Sebastian, Guipuzcoa province, when police clashed with 1,000 stonethrowing demonstrators protesting recent right-wing terrorist attacks in Madrid which killed two people, police sources said. AFP
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    Lock icon China's seat
    31 1 BEIJING, Sun. The World Bank's administrate council will meet within the next few days to discuss China's to the seat currently held by Taiwan, diplomatic sources said today. AFP
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    Lock icon S'pore ship held
    76 1 JAKARTA. Sun. The ship Accres from Singapore with over 100 tonnes of goods suspected to be intended for smuggling has been seized by Indonesian authorities and towed to the port of Belawan in north Sumatra. An Indonesian customs patrol boat today intercepted the Accres, a ferry ship
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    100th road death
    67 1 PEDESTRIAN A. Vlvrkanantha, 1%, yesterday became the IMth victim to die on the roads this year when he was knocked down by a hit-and-run lorry along I'pper Jnrong Road. Police said the accident happened at lit a.m. Vlvrkanantha was taken to the Alexandra HosDltal In critical condition
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    Lock icon FREE MOTORCYCLES FOR VOLUNTEERS
    78 1 JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesian college graduates who volunteered for rural development work have been given free motorcycles for transportation thanks to a businessman's mistake. The unnamed businessman imported 8,000 motorcycles and minicabs in 1975 but was ordered to re-export them because some import procedures were wrong. He
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    Lock icon Prem bid to stamp out graft
    192 1 BANGKOK, Sunday PRIME MINISTER Prem Tinsulanonda, who has vowed to stamp out corruption in Thailand, today ordered "secret funds" deleted from the budgets of all government agencies with the exception of the Prime Minister's Office, the Defence Ministry and the Police Department. Gen Prem
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    Lock icon Watchful eye on missile
    67 1 WELLINGTON, Sun. The 4,000-tonne New Zealand navy ship Monowai is steaming north to watch a carrier rocket launched from China splash down in the south Pacific, government sources said today. The sources said the ship was expected to observe the splashdown of the intercontinental ballistic missile,
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    Lock icon PM's plege ATHENS, Sun. — Premier
    28 1 PM's plege ATHENS, Sun. Premier George Rallis has pledged his newly-formed government will work for Greece's return to the military wing of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation. -UPI.
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    Lock icon 'Join US boycott' dare to European countries
    278 1 'Join US boycott' dare to European countries TEHERAN, Sun IRANIAN Foreign Minister Sadeqh Qotbzadeh today scoffed at the threat fo further sanctions against his country over the American hostage issue and challenged European countries to join in the US economic boycott. "Any economic blockade by the European countries does not
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    Lock icon After 30 years
    48 1 BEIJING, Sun. Asia's veteran actress Li I.ihua. who made more than 200 films in pre-Communist China before leaving the countn 30 years ago, returned on April 29 for what she said is the first of her annual visits, the newspaper Beijing Wanbao reported today. AFP.
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    Lock icon LATEST SOVIETS HINT OF TALKS
    55 1 LATEST SOVIETS HINT OF TALKS MOSCOW. Sun. The Soviet* signalled a new readiness to normalise relations with IS today with Its first public Invitation since January for a frank and honest dialogue between the two countries. The rail was included la a Tass news agenr\ report published by all the
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      102 1 44 pages today 'LACK OF CLARITY IN LEGAL PAPERS' Pag* 9 COUP plan by Nkomo guerillas, say reports 2 NON-ALIGNED states keen on new meeting 3 BILLIONS in IMF coffers idling amid great need' 4 CUBA to adopt plan to expel people 5 SAYING goodbye to a 'mine' of copper
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Coup plan by Nkomo guerillas, say reports
      338 2 'Hundreds still armed' SALISBURY, Sunday HUNDREDS of well-armed guerillas still at large in western Zimbabwe are refusing to turn in their arms to Prime Minister Robert Mugabe, sparking off reports here that they are planning a coup against the government. Authoritative sources said
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      Lock icon 'Several favour new Upper House
      127 2 'Several favour new Upper House LONDON, Sun. Several senior cabinet ministers in Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government favour the replacement of the House of Lords by a new parliamentary Upper House, the Sunday Times reported today. It said the proposal follows a decision by the opposition Labour Party to
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      Lock icon Boy who was born without tongue
      140 2 Boy who was born without tongue NEW YORK, Sun. Three years ago, Jorge Gonzalez was a bizarre elfin child. He had floppy, oversized ears, a bird-like, pointed chin, and a mouth that was tiny at its opening and huge on the inside. He was 10 years oid and looked 6.
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      Lock icon 29 die in floods
      54 2 BUENOS AIRES. Sun. Floods in the Buenos Aires area have so far claimed 29 lives over several weeks and caused damage estimated at US$2OO million (***** million), reports yesterday said. Many roads and railway lines have been destroyed and 40 per cent of the region's best
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      Lock icon Unrest likely as army chief is fired
      234 2 Unrest likely as army chief is fired KAMPALA. Sun. Uganda today appeared headed for political turmoil after President Godfrey Blnalsa sacked army Chief of Staff Colonel David OJok and Interior Minister Barnaba* Kanonka was briefly detained by armed men. TV programmes went off the air last nfajht, and the radio
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      Lock icon African states endorse plan on Arab oil use
      173 2 African states endorse plan on Arab oil use NICE, Sun. Twenty-five African countries, most of them French-speaking, tave their support yesteray to a French plan to use Arab oil revenues and European technology to speed up Africa's flaf economic development. The plan, developed by President Valery Giscard d'Estalng, was described
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      Lock icon W. German polls in Rhine area closely watched
      330 2 MILLIONS of West Germans in the Rhineland and industrial Ruhr vote today in local elections which could have a major impact on national politics. The vote in north RhineWestphalia is the last and largest state poll before the federal elections on Oct
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      Lock icon Back to school soon
      50 2 CAPE TOWN, Sun. The committee which organised the three-week schools boycott by coloured students in South Africa announced yesterday the protest would end next Wednesday, and said it would present its demands to the government. The demands are believed to include better education for non-whites. AFP.
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      Lock icon LIVING FROM HAND TO MOUTH
      89 2 LIVING FROM HAND TO MOUTH AN elderly Chinese man, one of the many expelled by their families in overcrowded Hongkong, lives on the street, existing on a diet of rice gruel and sleeping on a simple cot. The pressure of living in one of the world's most densely populated area
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      Lock icon Moscow has two pizzerias, but where on earth are the pizzas?
      225 2 MOSCOW, Sun. WHEN the Soviet press announced ln February that two pinerlas would open soon In Moscow, cvnlcs predicted thai tie first customers would be told: "We don't have any." The pinerias opened thin month and they didn't have
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      302 2 FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS Home Studies Division is pleased to announce the visit to Singapore and Malaysia of Mr.EmileWoolfFCA, Director of Emile Woolf College of Accountancy, London, and Miss Christine Waugh B.Sc, Liaison Head of Overseas Schools FROM MON MAY 12 TO FRI MAY 16. During his visit, Mr Woolf will be
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Why Tito left Jovanka
      143 3 LONDON, Sunday TITO'S marriage broke down because his wife wanted to keep their private life separate from public dudes, the Observer reported here today. An article by Yugoslav affairs specialist Lajos Lederer said that Jovanka, the late President Josip Brot Tito's wife, refused to take late
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      Lock icon Non-aligned states keen on new meeting
      351 3 JAKARTA, Sun SAYS MALIK AFTER TALKS IN BELGRADE MOST non-aligned countries want to meet again to discuss the future of their movement severely impaired by President Josip Tito's death, said Indonesia's Vice-President Adam Malik last night. Mr Malik, who represented Indonesia at Marshal Tito's
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      Lock icon Curfew order puts further strain on Palestinian talks
      375 3 Curfew order puts further strain on Palestinian talks TEL AVIV, Sun. The chance of reaching an Egyptian-Israeli agreement on Palestinian autonomy by May 26 is fast fading after Israel yesterday ordered its troops to continue keeping tens of thousands of Palestinians under curfew. Israeli authorities also made clear that they
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      Lock icon Hostage talks wrecked by 'playboy pair'
      237 3 Hostage talks wrecked by 'playboy pair' LONDON, Sunday IRISH diplomat Scan Macßride claims a secret draft agreement for the release of the US hostages in Teheran had been all but completed by the end of March when it was wrecked by Iran's Foreign Minister and White House aide Hamilton Jordan,
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      Lock icon "Woman held by Teheran identified
      76 3 "Woman held by Teheran identified TEHERAN, Sun. An American woman held here on spying charges was today identified as Miss Cynthia Dwyer, a freelance journalist who rut an unusual figure on assignments in Teheran wearing a sun hat, floppy sandals and back-pack. Iranian officials have refused to name the American
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      Rangoon bid to cut rebels' lifelines
      132 3 Rangoon bid to cut rebels' lifelines RANGOON, Sun. Burma has sent 20 battalions of soldiers to cut the lifelines of Karen and Mon rebels operating along the southern and central stretch of the Thai border. Karen rebels at the border said the current government offensive, launched a few weeks ago,
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      Chinese having fun at baseball game
      66 3 LEADEB ef a delegattan tram Chin*, Wang Chahu (right), appear* to be gamed m be d*as a cap *f the St. Lmila Carthals team »t a bMehaU gmme la St. Lonla m Saturday. The Cardinals apparently have the CUaeae •n Uielr ride. iMUag at
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      Lock icon UN CAN END ARMS RACE: ROMULO
      202 3 MANILA, Sun. Philippine Foreign Minister Carlos Romulo today expressed guarded optimism that United Nations work on disarmament would lead to an ending of the nuclear arms race and move towards permanent and secure peace. But Mr Romulo, who returned from New York after presiding
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      Lock icon TIT-FOR-TAT FILM?
      133 3 LONDON, Sun. AN ISLAMIC director Intend* making a feature film on Britain 'h Princess Margaret, In reprisal for the controversial BritlHh-made television documentary, "Death of a Princrm.' r According to the Observer newspaper here today, Pakistani director Inayat Hussein Bhattl will re-enact Prttoos Margaret's life on film an
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      Lock icon US Govt approves $3.3b 'save-Chrysler' loan
      174 4 US Govt approves $3. 3 b 'save-Chrysler' loan WASHINGTON, Sun the uaited states Uavenuneat baa approved a US$l4 Milton (&.J btlUaa) package af Federal laan naraateea deslgaed to save the Chrysler Carperatlea frem going bankrupt. Treasury Secretary William Miller aaaa—ced yesterday that Chrysler, the third largest IS ear predacer, wouW
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      Lock icon Billions in IMF coffers idling amid great need
      305 4 SAYS COMMON MARKET OFFICIAL NAIROBI, Sun. Billions of dollars are languishing in the coffers of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington at a time when developing countries have a "dramatic need" for finance, the European Common Market's development commissioner Claude Cneysson
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      Lock icon Soviets pin hopes on more oil from west Siberia
      276 4 Soviets pin hopes on more oil from west Siberia MOSCOW, Sunday SOVIET authorities remain optimistic about increasing oil production in western Siberia, but shortages of housing, roads, schools and even furniture are complicating the development of the country's biggest oil-producing region, according to recent Soviet reports. Officials are working to
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        Lock icon His horny problem
        87 4 THE photograph of an elderly Chinese man with a 26-cm horn growing from the back of his head was published on Saturday m a Beijing newspaper. The Shanghai daily Jiefang Ribao reported that a horn first appeared on the man's head when he was a child but
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        Lock icon Converted man dies
        38 4 UPPER Vojta's first baptised Christian died at the age of 100 on Saturday as Pope John Paul was blessing this west African country. Ouagadougou radio identified the dead man as Mr Diban Alfred Simon. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Father and son feat
        74 4 BALLOOONIST Maxie Anderson and his son, Kris, on Thursday cleared the snowy 3,600m peaks of the Sierra Nevada their first major hurdle in an attempt to become the first to cross the US in a balloon. The Kitty Hawk topped the Sierra about 8 hours and
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      Fever bout puts love quest off
      138 4 PHOENIX (Arizona), San. Congo, a gorilla on loan from a Hawaii zoo, may be able to start his love affair with Hazel in a year, veterinarians said on Friday. The gorilla from Honolulu Zoo Is making progress after a bout of valley fever. He
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      Lock icon 2 GUNMEN, SHERIFF DIE IN HOLD-UP SEQUEL
      161 4 2 GUNMEN, SHERIFF DIE IN HOLD-UP SEQUEL LOS ANGELES, Sun. Three suspected bank robbers were arrested yesterday after a bloody gun and explosives battle and a 60km chase through mountains near here, which left two of the gang and a sheriff dead, police reported. Five masked gunmen hit j a
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      Lock icon Marines' helping hand for Cuban child
      53 5 UNITED States Marine* yesterday help mm a 'voang Cuban child op to Ihe «Wk at a refigee centre where the thousands *f Cahan refagees poarlnc Ist* Key West are being pracesaed. The Marines were called In to relieve the local agencies and the National
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      Lock icon Power from the tides
      42 5 BEIJING, Sun. China's biggest tidal power station started operating this week, the official Xinhua news agency reported today. The Jiang Xia tidal Dower station, when completed with six generators, will have a total capacity of 3,000 kilowatts. UPI.
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      Lock icon Carter, Reagan win
      163 5 WASHINGTON, Sun. President Jimmy Carter and former California governor Ronald Reagan respectively won the Democratic and Republican caucuses for their parties' presidential nominations in the state of Wyoming yesterday. On the Democratic side, President Carter won 71 per cent of the votes against 29 per cent for
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      Lock icon Cuba to adopt Viet plan to expel people
      373 5 Cuba to adopt Viet plan to expel people NEW YORK, Sun. CUBA is expected to follow Vietnam's strategy of expelling hundreds of thousands of people it considers undesirable and American officials are worried that most of them would end up in the United States. State Department officials, who asked not
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      Lock icon Blitz by 1,000 troops on coca growers
      189 5 Blitz by 1,000 troops on coca growers TINGO MARIA (Peru), Sun. For the past 20 days more than 1,000 troops and police have fought the enemy in the jungle coca, the highaltitude bush with leaves worth their weight in gold. Arriving In helicopters and by land, the troops arrested 150
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      Lock icon Crooks gain access to police computer
      137 5 Crooks gain access to police computer LONDON, Sun. Crooks who gained access to the British police's central computer wiped criminal records from its memory and sold other confidential information to businessmen, private detectives and the underworld, according to the British Sunday paper The News of the World today. With the
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      Lock icon The danger bargirls
      75 5 MANILA. Sun. Health officials of Angeles city, north of Manila, are alarmed by recent findings that 12 per cent of the city's 7,000 bargirls are carriers of "sexually transmitted diseases." Officials of the city, a major "rest and recreation centre" for American servicemen stationed at the nearby
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      Lock icon 1,000 pandas
      32 5 Bf IJING, Sun. China now has more than 1,000 of the famed giant pandas that live in remote areas of the country's western provinces, the Forestry Ministry said today. Reuter.
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    SU handbook on 'all an expat lecturer needs to know'
    380 6 SHORTS are hardly worn by University of Singa- pore lecturers on campus despite the country's weather. Most of them do, however, lecture in openneck shirts. Practical tips such as these, along with information on "everything a lecturer needs to know,"
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    Dearer fish due to short supply
    120 6 Dearer fish due to short supply PRICES of fish here were higher last week due to a shortage in supply. Kembong and selar cost almost 26 per cent and 22 per cent more, at around $3 35 and $3.55 a kg respectively, the Department of Trade said yesterday. The price
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    All that's left of Mercedes
    180 6 THE driver of the Mercedes Benz (above) wu injured when it rammed Into a traffic lights post after an accident with a cement-mixer track at the junction of Hillvte w Koad and Upper Boklt Tlmah Road at 4.31 a.m. yesterday. The unidentified driver, who suffered
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    Saying goodbye to a copper 'mine'
    302 6  - Saying goodbye to a copper 'mine' ALICE WONG By SINGAPOREANS may not realise it, but they are walking on a copper mine built up over the past three-quarters of a century. The copper is in the form of telephone lines laid a mere metre or so beneath the ground It
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    SNUJ branch officials
    66 6 Mr R. Ismail Kassim has been elected chairman of the Straits Times branch of the Singapore National Union of Journalists. Other officials are: Mr Francis Rozario, vice-chair-man; Mr Francis Chin, secretary; Mr George Joseph, asst secretary and Mr Paul Wee, treasurer. Messrs Ivan l.im, Arthur Richards, Lawrence
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    20 entries for music contest
    60 6 THE Rotary Club of Singapore has received about 20 entries (or its song and lyric writing competition (or students. The aim of the contest is to encourage young Singaporeans to write music. Judging is expected to begin soon and the results will be known either
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    Fire damage $2m: Police
    67 6 POLICE said yesterday dam age to the Jurong paper factory which was gutted by (ire on Saturday is estimated at $2 million. The firm. Union Container Pte Ltd, in Jalan Jentera, said the plant would be temporarily closed. Police said the fire was believed to have
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    Five-year ban and $1,600 fine on rider
    231 6 Five-year ban and $1,600 fine on rider A MOTOR-CYCLIST was jailed a day, fined a total of $1,600 and disqualified from riding for five years on Saturday after a magistrate found him guilty of three traffic offences, including one of riding while under a disqualification order by a court. Asst
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    Thousands queue for show tickets
    88 6 Thousands queue for show tickets RAIN yesterday morning failed to deter fans from lining up to buy tickets to see their favourite stars from the popular Cantonese drama serial, Chameleon. Though the box office at National Theatre was to open at 9 a.m., thousands were there hours before it opened.
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  • SEMINAR ON YOUNG AND DEVELOPMENT
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      Good support from women for PA projects
      266 7 Good support from women for PA projects THE People's Association has drawn the "most encouraging" response from working women to the association's community service projects. This was despite their family and job responsibilities. This was stated by Mr Lim Chin Teong, the PA's chief executive director at the seminar and
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      Call to help reach goal of higher labour output
      682 7 'Failure to respond will result in greater need for foreigners' MORE Singapore women, especially those who are married, should work to help Singapore achieve its new goal of higher labour productivity through c c o n o m i c restructuring,
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      $64 million contract
      53 7 SINGAPORE Slipway and Engineering Shipyard in Tujftflg Rho has won a $*4 TnfflUn contract lo bolld §even vessels for an averse** company. The shipyard signed the contract with Aramco Overseas Company for building five vessels worth $38 million. It has the option to build two other vessels,
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      24 are honoured by Girl Guides assn
      261 7 24 are honoured by Girl Guides assn Twenty-four people received awards, badges and certificates for their services to the Singapore Girl Guides Association at an awards presentation ceremony at Guide House on Saturday. The Palm Leaf Gold Award, conferred on uniformed members who have rendered distinguished service to the association,
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      Toh's date
      34 7 DR TOH Chin Chye, Minister (or Health, and his wife will attend the Singapore Association of Pharmaceutical Industries' annual dinner at the Jurong Room, Shangri-La Hotel on May 23 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon Bringing dean-up message home to everyone
    224 8 Bringing dean-up message home to everyone THE tag *nd the ■hart «f It to that clean-up campaigns are far everyaae. And that ImMm minister whaae feet lo»k like they an firmly stock In the grcond, and a br»«m-wteldlng three-year-old. Marine Parade's annual rlean-ap campaJgi. brainchild i Ha ftP, Mr G«h
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    Non-smokers prefer to just suffer in silence
    828 8 Making scenes is not the Singapore way, most say SINGAPOREANS are, by and large, a longsuffering lot when it comes to forbearing the noxious cigarette fumes from smokers around them. Most of the 40 nonsmokers interviewed by The Straits Times over the past
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    Curb spending to prepare for hard times, says Raja
    263 8 SINGAPOREANS will have to curb their spending habits in the next five years to prepare for difficult times ahead, the Foreign Minister, Mr S. Raiaratnam, warned last night. There is an urgent need for Singaporeans to realise that they do not
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    81 MORE SEATS DAILY
    68 8 SINGAPORE Airlines will have 81 more seats a day on its Singapore-Kuala Lumpur run by re-fashion-ing its two Boeing 737s to provide 103 seats in an alleconomy cabin on each plane from June 1. SIA now operates nine services a day on the route. "Besides alleviating
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      557 8 fe CRUISE TO NOWHERE Specially brought to you during Children's School Holidays! CRUISE A OEP. 6 pm on 2nd June 1980 ARR. 8.00 am on Sth Junt 1980 CRUISE B DEP. 6 pm on 5th June 1980 ARR. 8.00 am on 8th June 1980 CRUISE C DEP. 6 pm on
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      66 8 May 12 June 1 They'll captivate with the traditional Argentinian pole dance and a dazzling display of torch swinging. They'll thrill with their tango numbers. They'll keep you enthralled with their bombos and boleadoras and a delightful selection of songs. In an action-loaded performance that's entertainment at its best! SUPPER
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      273 8 Straits Times Crossword U Ml HH~~HH~iBB~l APRONR Cloth removes mascara stain (12) 1 Concerning the headlines in 6 Tar takes last ha'penny for "Porridge" for example (8) ship to go on the deep (5) 5 Rogue brings about Clara's 7 Crimean charger and cigar ruin (6) maker (8) 9 Dim
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    Speech day is like harvest time'
    214 9 Speech day is like harvest time' THE Director of Education, Mr Chan Kai Yau, yesterdav likened the speech day of a school or college to that of a day of harvest for some people in far-off places a long time ago. Speaking at the National Junior College's 11th College Day
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    X-country race
    35 9 X-country race THE Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association will hold its Cross-country Race '80 on June 29 at 8 a.m. in SentoRegistration is at the Safra clubhouse at Toa Payoh from June 11 to 25.
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    VIP FROM COOK ISLANDS
    64 9 THE Minister for Agriculture, Tourism and Broadcasting of Cook Islands, Mr Lavate Shore, arrived here yesterday for a two-day visit. Mr Shore, who will visit the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, Parliament House and the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation told newsmen his visit to the SBC is mainly
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    No water due to PUB work
    141 9 No water due to PUB work THE Public Utilities Board will divert a 400 mm water main affected by road works at 21km Sembawang Road. A PUB statement said that to facilitate this work, it is necessary to shut down water supply to certain areas from 9 p.m. tomorrow to
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    3 appointed to NPB board
    101 9 3 appointed to NPB board DR Goh Thong Ngee, Mr Stephen Lee Ching Yen and Mr LJew Heng San have been appointed to the Ntional Productivity Board's board of directors for a one-year term, effective April 1. Dr Goh, S3, who is the senior lecturer and head of the Industrial
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    SAF exercises and live firing
    77 9 THE Singapore Armed Forces will hold military exercises in Pulau Tekong, Tampines. Chua Chu Kang, Pulau Übin, Llm Chu Kang. Hong Kan. MarsUing. Mandai and Harvey Avenue areas from today to Sunday between 8 a.m. and midnight Meanwhile, the Republic of Singapore Air Force aircraft
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    Lawyer unhappy over lack of clarity in statutes
    470 9 Lawyer unhappy over lack of clarity in statutes A LAWYER yesterday lamented the lack of clarity in the language of statutes and laws because of what she described as the "alarming rapidity" in which they are being made to meet social requirements. They have also failed to provide for some
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    Zambian minister goes shopping
    109 9 EVEN buy sUtesmea euatt resist Stagamre's lire v stopping eeatre. The Zamkitt Ftraga MlMlster Mr WUms Chakalya was ne exeeptfea m he wort shepptag at the Handicraft Ceatre yesterday. He is seen above trying on a barong Ugalog, helped by Mrs Genevfove Toh, A, who wares
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    Tour firm must pay March wages of 2 ex-workers
    152 9 Tour firm must pay March wages of 2 ex-workers THE Commissioner for Labour has ordered the Singapore Cultural and Entertainment Tours (C and E Tours), to pay the March wages of two former employees within 14 days. The two, a reservations officer and a tours officer, appeared at the Labour
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    47th year
    52 9 THE Minister for Communications and Acting Minister for Culture, Mr One Tens Cheong, who is also the MP for Kirn Keat, will officiate at the opening of the extension block and 47th anniversary of the Pei Chun Public School in Lorong 6, Toa Payoh, on May 24 at
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Man who 'cleaned out' bank may be in Rhio
      174 10 Man who 'cleaned out' bank may be in Rhio BUKIT IBAM, Sun. The man who "cleaned out" the Bank Bumiputra branch here of $724,000 is believed to be "holed-up somewhere in the Rhio Islands." Bank officials of this Pahang town reported to police on April 17 that a man had
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      Lock icon Govt probe
      46 10 MORD3 (Selangor), Sun. The Selangor State Government to to conduct investigations into bumiputra firms which had been given former mining sites for housing developments to find out the extent (if non-bumiputra participation in the linns, Chief Minister Datuk Hormat Rafel said on Friday. NST.
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      Lock icon Lawyer and client jailed for abetting in perjury
      463 10  - Lawyer and client jailed for abetting in perjury JOHORE BARU, Sunday LAWYER R. K. Menon and businessman Yap Ec Kong were each sentenced yesterday to four years' jail on two charges of abetting an immigration officer to commit perjury. The sentences were imposed by the High Court when it allowed
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      Lock icon 250,000 addicts who spend $2m daily on heroin
      241 10 PENANG, Su. Of the mjm tarn drag addicts la Malaysia, »b»nt 2SMM M them wen infilßg a total af $2.1« mllUoß a day henla, Taa Sri Hamdaa TaUr, Vlee-Ouwcellor af the Sefaam l'«lvenrf2 hare toM the NattoaAaMriatUa Against Drag Abase (Pr madHe
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      Lock icon Malacca CM supports informer idea
      73 10 Malacca CM supports informer idea MALACCA, Sun. Chief Minister Mohamed Adib Adam today supported a suggestion to put informers in government departments as an anti-corrup-tion measure. "If there are informers in the various departments, it will certainly create a psychology of fear against corrupt practices among all levels of government
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      Lock icon Local parts
      37 10 BUTTERWORTH, Sun. Motor-cycle assemblers in Malaysia will be required to use up to SO per cent locallymade parts In their machines within five years' time. Transport Minister Datuk Lee San Choon said on Friday. NST.
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      KL BREAD VENDORS TO START OWN BAKERY
      161 10 KL BREAD VENDORS TO START OWN BAKERY KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Bread vendors here are moving to set up their own bakery after facing what they claim to be a shortage of supply from bakeries. They decided to invest in a $500,000 co-operative bakery at a meeting on Friday. Each of
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      Lock icon Spoon-threat robber jailed for four years
      252 10 JOHORE BARU, Sun. Tailor Chong Hua Tong, 25, received a higher sentence today for robbing a doctor of $12 while armed with a spoon. The High Court allowed an appeal by the Deputy Public Prosecutor against his original six months imprisonment by the magistrate's
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      Lock icon DR M BLASTS MEMBERS WHO USE POISON PENS
      89 10 IPOH, Sun. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahatir Mohammad yesterday hit out at Umno members who send poison pen letters criticising other members. He had received several such letters, and felt very unhappy that some Umno members should resort to such
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      888 10 Pictured Th, t Day Date Aiatlable in ISct gold, with matching bracelet See the solid gold Rolex face to face at our place It takes Rolex craftsmen over a year to make a Rolex Day-Date. They start with a solid block of 18ct gold. and in a series of 162
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      72 11 The Chartered Dank is on the move Fromtoday The Chartered Dank Main Off ice will be located at 21, Raffles Place (opposite the underground car park entrance) Teh *****6 We are moving from Battery Rood during its multi-million dollar redevelopment. By 1 984 we will have luxurious new offices and
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      435 12 Leader in the world's most popular format gives you the computer developed VS 9700 E6 II f tm m- m- m 2 II *%L S' flB func hon J :»JL *W I MIN./OAV DtC START TIMCT j ■Lj .^^^4 BHB|BjBJBJBJB|pjI| MikirjrM TIKjIV Mt Pro Hi AUTO REW MEMOPY |E__L^___D_______l ui*f
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    Pay better wages, Teh tells builders
    306 13 Pay better wages, Teh tells builders SINGAPORE contractors have only themselves to blame if they continue to face persistent labour shortages for their building protects, the Minister (or National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, said on Saturday. This is because it is only in Singapore that a construction worker is
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    Spills and tumbles, they take it all in their stride
    334 13  -  MAZLAN BADRON Pictures by IT WAS a sports meet with a difference, with paraphernalia like life buoys, tennis balls, slides, building blocks, and soft drink cans. More like a telematch, It was with lots of thrills, spills and tumbles. For
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    On large risks insurance
    73 13 A REGIONAL seminar on I^arge Risks Insurance will be held at Singapore Insurance Training Centre in Wing On Life Building, 150 Cecil Street, from today to May 23. The seminar is to increase the knowledge of those involved in such insurance in the developing countries. Highlevel
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    Salim wins national Quran competition
    139 13 SAI.IM RIDAWI, 54, beat four other men to win the National Quran-reading competition held at the National Theatre on Saturday. He scored 89 points which placed him in the top position. This is not his first win. In 1978, he won the same contest and
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    Lock icon WHEN IT'S FUN TIME FOR 125 CHILDREN
    163 13 WHEN IT'S FUN TIME FOR 125 CHILDREN A GOOD time is what it is all about when 125 children were put together in a Have Care for Children project organised by the University of Singapore Chinese Society yesterday in Hoy Fatt Road. Even if was just a ball game on
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    The Straits Times MONDAY, MAY 12, 1980. MOTHER'S HELP
    807 14 The Straits Times MONDAY, MAY 12, 1980. MOTHER'S HELP IT IS in keeping with the Singapore experience that, of all groups, it is the People's Association (PA) and the NTUC which are most actively involved with the current seminar on the role of young women in social progress and development.
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      British rescue should make Iran realise the humanitarian side
      290 14 THE move by the British Government in rescuing 19 Iranian hostages from IranianArab gunmen who threatened to kill all of them was prompted by humanitarian feelings and also the desire to prove that no civilised country would allow such an act
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      Naval build-up welcomed
      155 14 WE welcome the move by the Royal Malaysian Navy to Increase Its manpower from the present 7,* M to 15, Mi within three years. Malaysia likes to Uve peacefully with countries *f the world, particularly countries In this region. Yet, this does not mean that Malaysia should
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    It's battle of Invalid industries' in Australia
    733 14  -  LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne reporter THE final report of the Industries Assistance Commission (lAC) on the weaklings of Australian manufacturing the clothing, textile and footwear industries has gone to the government and the battle of the "invalid industries" has begun. The
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    Umno divisions fight for high stakes
    1143 14  -  M. G. G. PILLAI Winners will control delegates to crucial 1981 General Assembly By Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter 6 THE party does not encourage the misuse of authority or money to gain sapport. Certain members are using money and lnflaence to topple their opponents
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      6 14 Scratchproof RADO New horizons in time
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      564 14 |e@@| THE HARVARD CLUB OF SINGAPORE Nan IN CONJUNCTION WITH PROFESSORS FROM \J%/ THE HARVARD BUSINESS LAW SCHOOLS PRESENT A ONE DAY CONFERENCE ON TUESDAY JULY 22. 1980 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS FINANCIAL CHALLENGES IN THE 1980's" Venue "[anglm/Jurong Room Shangri-la Hot^l, Singapore Fee US$2lO (or SS4SO) Time 900 a.m. -5.30pm FOR
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      How to keep policemen in the force
      251 15 I WISH to comment on the high resignation rate of our police force. Although our police officers are relatively well paid, two factors are responsible for their resignations. First, the work of a police officer is not commensurate with his pay. A duty
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      WHEN A COP SHOULD KEEP HIS HAT ON
      92 15 WHY is there a double standard in dress regulations for the army and the police force? Soldiers are required to have their headdress on while travelling in vehicles, but this is not necessary in the police force. I believe the police would
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      Do litterbugs really have to go to court?
      174 15 Do litterbugs really have to go to court? IF ONE should visit Court 13 of the Subordinate Courts on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, one would see a long queue of litterbugs going through the unpleasant experience of a common criminal waiting to be fined. These people are there not of
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      Full term a greater deterrent than death
      135 15 Full term a greater deterrent than death YOUR NEWB item, "Drag trafficker whe get life term Ib Jakarta" (ST, April 14), cauea me te ponder about the aeateacea metea* oat fer iieh Crimea la Singapore. I feel that Ufe Imprisonment which lasted until one's natural death would be mere ef
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      Costume will be hard to call our own
      188 15 THE INTRODUCTION of a national costume (ST, May 6) for Singaporeans sounds ridiculous and even hilarious. We can only have a national identity as regards moral behaviour but not by achieving uniformity in dressing style. Our Asean neighbours have every reason to
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      Rescue part of regular training
      106 15 Rescue part of regular training I REFER to your report, "Red Cross to rescue (ST, May 6) which said that first aid training "has now expanded into rescue operations...." I would like to point out that rescue has been a regular training feature of the detachment involved in the display.
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      Fine much too low
      61 15 YOUR report, "Fined for running brothel in Orchard Towers" (ST, April 10), states that seven Thai prostitutes were arrested. Assuming that each girl does five customers a day, charging each an average of $100, the total gross taking for the seven months is $735,000 (taxfree?). I
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      229 15 IT HAS been brought to my knowledge that there are many private security agencies in Singapore who exploit their employees. To begin with, the security guards are made to pay for their uniforms out of their salaries. Uniforms are normally provided by employers, but sadly
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      Don't change the St John uniform wholesale
      400 15 Don't change the St John uniform wholesale RECENTLY I received a circular from the St John Ambulance Brigade headquarters informing all members that the uniform for the ambulance members is to be changed. On behalf of all the members of the brigade, I would like to express our concern over
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      Will even my desk job be taken away?
      222 15 Will even my desk job be taken away? I HAVE more than 14 years service in the Prisons Department, and hold the rank of a corporal warder. As a result of an unfortunate accident, I was paralysed waist downwards, and will probably be confined to a wheelchair for the rest
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      A smarter look for our boys in blue
      133 15 A smarter look for our boys in blue THE DARK-BLUE uniform worn by the police constitutes a death trap because it is impossible to identify the police at night or when theweather is bad. To remedy this, the police should consider changing their uniform to a lighter but brighter shade
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      2074 16 AS A service to readers. Straits Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The year's high and low, are followed by the week's movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of business. IMO Hi»k
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        DOMESTIC
        229 16 THE US dollar sank lower In the Singapore torex market at the beginning of UM week a* the decline In US Interest ratei continued Substantial (alls In Euro-dollar rate* of up to 1-1 2 points, combined with newi that leading US bank* lowered their prime rate gave rise to
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        DISCOUNT
        277 16 IN CONTRAST to the easy money market condition the previous week, overnight rates firmed up to above 10 per cent, closing on most days above 12 per cent last week The shorter end of the terms followed suit, particularly the OneMonth, which firmed up by 1 4 per cent.
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        Local money market
        123 16 THE DOMESTIC Interbank over night rate firmed last week when It opened at 91/9 1/ to 9 per cent on Monday but closed at 12-. to 12. per cent on Friday. The rate was taken to a high on reporting day. with business mostly done at IS
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        65 16 THE AVERAGE dtirount rate (or 91-day Treasury Bill* firmed to 7 060 per emit ti the latest trader from 7 MO per rent previously the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) uld Application totalled 1129 8 mil lion roc ihr HO million of Bills on nflrr About X
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        ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
        177 16 ASIAN emiTMMy avenge depart rate, tor the week MdedM.yl: t'Sf {Bid pricw) H.,k Lti 7 days 12 10'. 1 month 13 3/16 11 2 months 13 3/18 11 3 months 133/18 MS/16 6 months 12'. 113/16 8 months 12H 11 12 months 12 5/16 111/16 SwlMPraac* Hlffc
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        Short-term money
        46 16 FOR THE week ended Saturday May 10, the r»n<t* ot call rate received from Short Depodte (M) Bhd wuulollowi: ■uk tmt: i per cent to 5 per cent. Oeatnl tmm4: 3 T5 per cent to 5 percent. Mil iifli of fund» toUUed S893 MUMem.
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      Banks' Prime Lending Rates
      346 16 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday, May 9. l*» BANK'S tPLB Algemene Bank 12 American Express 13 Am'dam R'terdam Bank 12 Asia Commercial 11. Asien Pazifik 13 A NZ Banking Group 12 M Ban Hin Lee Bank 12 Banca Commerriale
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      LONDON STOCKS
      611 16 LONDON. Frl- Equities closed lower in quiet trading but government bonds ended unchanged, dealers said The FT index was down 0.2 at 436.5 pouits at the clow. Gold shares declined by as much as US$1 in line with the bullion price. Other equities met end-ac-count profit-taking, amid continuing
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      Tokyo
      183 16 TOKYO, Sat.- Share prices closed sharply lower on massive liquidations in mineral resources, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 47.61 to close at 6,760.77 points, with a volume of 200 million shares The New index closed at 466.78, down 1.93 point* Yen AJlnomoto 578 -2 Asahl Olass 370
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      Zurich
      224 16 ZURICH, Fri Share prices rose in moderate trading, aided by a further decline of time deposit rates and some foreign buying interest, dealers said. The Credit Suisse Index closed at 266.2 points. may 09 tmmm Actions Suisses SI I Alusuissr Br 1100 -10 Alusulut Rf( 4MB Brown Bovrrl Br
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      Selected Indices
      51 16 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 436.5 Thursday 438.7 Week Ago 443.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 806.80 Thursday 815.18 Week ago 810.83 H.K.HAN J SENG Friday 883.85 Thursday 878.88 Week ago 854.22 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Friday 610.48 Thursday 605.48 Week ago 601.68 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 790.81 Thursday 785.87 Week ago
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      GOLD
      164 16 IN THE Far East, gold opened at US$512.00 514.00 and closed at J5H 00 513.00 in very quiet conditions. Gold was fixed in London on Friday morning at US$510.50 The market then remained at the $507.00 509.00 level throughout. When New York opened, gold was traded down to $503
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      New York
      240 16 NEW YORK, Fri. OU and Interest rate-sensitive issues led a broad market retreat as traders took profits on gains scored on the rapid tall in interest rates in recent weeks. The credit market was weak again and Federal Reserve chairman Volcker, said the rapid fall In rates may
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      Amsterdam
      266 16 AMSTERDAM. Fri Share prices closed mixed with Philips up 0.30 on little changed Brst-quarter profits, I'aitovcr down 0.70 and Bayml Datea 0.60 guilders lower in mixed Dutch internationals, dealers said. HBO dropped 7.30 to 72.50 ex its six guilders cash plus 3-1/3 per cent in shares dividend, Pakhaed, expecting
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      44 16 Carnal Date G E Uf r Vfft May 15 IJhiMTtT 20%<b) May 16 Ctty Dev 10% May 16 Oatkrte 8% May 16 (a) Adjusted for scrip issue (b) First and Final Trtaiter the year 27% 20% 10% 12% T.Ui f»r 16.7%<a) 7%
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      S'pore produce
      149 16 COMMODITY prices at the Singapore produce market were generally steadier last week as traders turn to some short-covering activity. But interest was still restrained in most cases although sentiment was a shade better. In the coffee section of the market, traders said that the improved market undertone was
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      Prices
      142 16 CHINESE Pr*«tee KirW.nr, trnffi". «*tt»B« prices per l«t|« Satmrfcj: ChmI all: Bulk fob $137 50 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $147.90 teller*, new drum rob 1154 00 tellers. C»prs: Miied (loose) $79.00 buyers. Ptpptr; Muntok while pepper fob Asta NLW $506 00 sellers. Sarawak while pepper
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      Kuala Lumpur
      437 16 A BROADER and stronger stream of buying interest flowed into the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week and boosted prices sharply higher. Unlike previous weeks when attention was focussed on the lower-liners, interest widened perceptibly to include a number of blue chips and recovery stocks. These issues, together
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      LOCAL STOCK INDICES SINGAPORE
      136 16 LOCAL STOCK INDICES SINGAPORE •UjrS May I May! M»> "BT Index 4255 S3 4348.59 4368 02 4398.17 •Industrials: 472.96 480.43 483.36 48S7S ttFlnancc: 843.14 847.47 848.20 852 32 ••Howls: 414.93 41S.S8 417.98 423.31 •Properties: ***** 346.49 ***** ***** •Minings 281.64 279.94 280 45 281.10 •Plantations: 848.31 851.00 854.17 859 27
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      Spore exchange
      391 16 MAJOR mark«t indicators followed a rsaslstft optrend at the Singapore stock exchange laat week at baying activity gradually gained momentum. The Straits Times Industrial ordinary share Index, a widely watched Indicator, chalked up a creditable lt.M paints daring the week to settle at 4I1.M {mints. By all appearances,
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      106 16 THE following Is a list of the II roost Actively traded stoeks on the SUck Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the nigh and low for 1IM htwrer tHm nchcape ilme Dui>v UtPit CLKtpoog 'Carbide
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      436 16 LONDON: The market declined last week in fairly quiet trading, dealers said. The FT index ended 7.1 lower at 436 .5 points. Equities showed (alls ranging to 13p while government bonds were as much as 1/2 point esier. Gold shares showed movements ranging to $1-1/2 either way with
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        48 16 •Tin Tonnes Rubbn-f S) Rubber* M) ■toys 12.334 HI 302.50 310.00 •toy* «Uy7 $2,320 $2,300 251 176 301.00 ***** ***** 308.00 •toy* May 9 $2,275 $2,240 155 179' 298.00 ***** 302.50 303.00 May 10 $2,200 150' •in MS per picul In cents per kilo
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        118 16 inc. aiMAiia un pniT piunk ed another $40 to 12,200 per picul (equivalent to 136.38 per kilo, down 66 cents) in Penan* on Saturday, on an official offering down 29 tonnes to 150 I i tonnes. LONDON: Tin on the day was down £47 for Cash and
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        234 16 LEVELS lest about eleven cents In subdued trading and reduced turnover, breaking the $3 00 barrier in the process, as bear sentiment predominated, says Catkr ud Back in its review of the Singapore and Malaysian rubber markets from April 30 to May 8. Initial steadiness on
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        98 16 Rubber eases LONDON: Rubber Futures closed on Friday with losses from yesterday of mostly 0.40 to O.lOp per kilo. Dealers said during the afternoon values moved lower on lack of fresh support and the continuing bearish market influence. Oct Dec 1980, closed O.lOp down at 67 30p against a high
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        30 16 LONDON: Copper price* on Friday (previous in brackets) Wlrebar Spot £883 (£897). tellers £885 (£8*9); Three Month buyers f909 (£920). teller! £910(1320 50) Market tow: Steadier Bate: 16.250 tonnes
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      3906 17 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX y^V Telephone Service *****22 Q'# T— "l m^ Monday Friday 830om -500pm Ordmor, 70 cti per word Im TIO bOi I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE i T«n«iC«otr* 900om- i 00 p m «M»i $49 15) Sundov T*ne* VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS I r^ew Induilriol Rood
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      475 17 GENERAL CLERK TYPIST. Able to type at 15 lo 40 w p m Have some experience in Telex operating Tel Laura *****6' *****7 GENERAL CLERK REOUIRED t>> i -mitrai tor firm. Interested please phone *****96 between »a m and 12 noon for interview OENERAL CLERK. TYPIST and Compugraphic Typesetter required
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      342 17 B»^»^B ifll IMMEDIATE JOBS FOR INTERPRETERS 1) lndon*si*n lo English (msl* or l«m.l.) li) Japan**** to English to Mok kiwi (l»m.l.) For temporary assignments for big name companif. Very attractive wages (all MCI *****26 TODAY LEADING IMPORTERS a exporters in the Electronics Industry requires 1 Shipping Clerk to assist in
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      1330 18 II EMPLOYIWENT REOUIRED MMMEDIATELV FEMALE Shorthand Typist Contact An31 Situations Vacant drew *****77 or *****90 for appointment REOUHIED MALE TYPIST urgently Call personally: 517-A. Sims Aye- nue. Tel *****1 during office Clerical all( l knowledge of some local dialects Interested parties please telephone *****90 to arrange ror an Interview REOUIRED
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      1252 18 c) Sales E.tabftahed Importer ol Manna a Indu.tnal product, reoulces A FANTASTIC OPPOfITUNITV for SALES PERSONNEL 1 part-time Beauty Consultants (MALE/FEMALE) Karn trips, prizes Tel 88SO87 at pr ferably wlth own lrans UIT port 1 AGGRESSIVE CAPABLE INOIVIDU- Attractive salary, commisALS wanted to solicit lire Insur- slon and transport ance
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      1165 18 ATTENTION ALL DIRECT P^ Fp SELLING PERSONNELII lstll «-wy-»^«"»| Troup'ot" c^p^ U^h O< sSct. COMMERCIAL DIVISION throughout Southeast Asia, we deal has with many types ol products aa wetl 2 Vacancies for aa organiamg various function. D s- D De«CIJTs\TIWC» conference etc. Due to our expan- RcPHtotNl AHVtb .ion programma.
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      1355 18 REOUIRED EXPERIENCED USED I WANTED SALES PROMOTERS to Car Sulesmen Those who have promote Llga Infant Food in reached the rollowlng conditions Supermarkets. Salary plus atneed apply Completed OCE 'O' tractive commission ofrered level and fluency In spoken Eng- Please contact Demasuco: llsh. Mandarin and several dla- 2******/ *****07. ror
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      1080 18 EUROPEAN COMPANY REOUIRES I Technician for machinery departmenl Minimum qualifica- r lions: Vocational Institute Techmeal Diploma and at least 1 year working experience in servicing/ /|aj|\ repairing plastic packaging ma- fTi rhlne Apply P O Box 1970. 3 Maxwell Road EXPERIENCED TECHNICIANS RE- uiiriKi mm i-r>uo.^v OUIRED ror car radios/
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      1092 19 II EiffLOYMEWT 11 Situation* Vacant f Our company which provide* am^aa«*»«*B*m*»»»»»»»»»»»aaaaa»aaaaaai •ttraclivB (ring* bonaJit*. •^■•^■•^S»l«*m*m*a»»^*B**»«**m»«*al transport, normal working hour* at 5 day* a ha* immMnti vacawcta* tor d) Technical toHowtno poartttna: 1) TOOLROOM MACHINISTS/ IMILLERS r^ Applicants should possess NTC3 and with 2 to 3 years' experience In the W^W
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      937 19 JOUMNEVMAt/ FITTIKS WANTED 11 urgently Attractive pay for right Toa Payoh. Singapore 1231 SITE SUPERVISOR AMAH REQUIRED FOR fa m Uy o Applicants with Polytechnic 'our I.ive-in/out Oeneral Diploma Minimum 2 years' ex- hh t J}| > "n" n rr 1 > r( s( ne rookln X le c^r l
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      268 19 CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. IF YOU ARE c 16 YEARS AND ABOVE c SCHOOL LEAVERS OR c N.S. REGISTRANTS WHO CALL-UP Meat CIS offer you challenging positions such as MACHINE/ PROCESS OPERATORS who will be trained to supervisory level if they proved to be capable and hard working
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      312 19 Every body's Talking About Learning Skills Here's your chance to start learning now! Join Us As A Female Operator Q.C. Inspector Replacing Operator We'll teach you new and technical skills. Don't be left out when all your friends are making headway. Your joining ESE is the start of a bright
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      320 19 New Branch at Paya Lebar 21 New Industrial Rd., 1 (Ist Floor, Tal Lon BMg Jl if you're between 16 to 35 years. I Singaporean/Malaysian you as a 16IIM1C Production Operator i7ywf| |AuJOfFERJ I 1 GOOD starting salary I 2. FULL transport allowance 3. GOOD attendance S benefits 4. HALF-yearty
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      316 19 I Jo'ifi #p FOSTER as a Female Production Operator (18-28yrs. Singaporean/ Malaysian) FREE T-Shirts to First 100 Applicants PLUS... 1 GOOD starting monthly basic salary 2 FULL ALLOWANCE for transport 3 GOOD attendance benefits 4 INCREMENT on confirmation 5 FIVE -day week 6 MANY other leave benefits 7 CHEERFUL, airconditioned
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      453 19 t {IMMEDIATE openings available for: EXPERIENCED GENERAL PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Mate Female) Minimum starting salary of $300 p.m. (Some of our workers aarn close lo $400 p.m.) PLUS BENEFITS ALLOWANCES uniform, job. INCENTIVES attendance and special promotional. a MEDICAL— company paid plan LEAVE annual, marriage, sick and compassionate. c FREE hot
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      365 19 U.S.A. FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS PERMANEN I Ist SHIFT I 7.00 am 4.13 pm SlO.OO Daily PERMANENT 2nd SHIFT 4.03 pm 1.16 am $11.79 Daily Clean Alrcondltloned Factory c FREE TRANSPORT Interviews: Mondays Fridays Sam t0 4.30pm GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) CONTROLS PTE. LTD. 10 Lokyang Way, Singapore 2262 Tel: *****6 The
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      589 20 II ENPLOYNENT 31 Situation* Vacant t) Production l-i" I 1 Li produc vacancies in its ptant. as^L__!_aoPi'9 START iMHMfIIMiMyMI^HJM EARN UP I O _t* BPPfWIITfPFP-l _i^^_r^B_ I PER MONTH PROGRESS IN nMIPIPH SERVICE TO EESSQ||S3 H PER MONTH m addition, we ofter lots of fringe benefits j 2 increments a
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      292 20 (Siemens) We are a subsidiary of SIEMENS AG, Germany, one of the 10 largest electronic companies in the world with over 330,000 employees. a»^^ Benefits Cun Awards Free Refreshment/ Snacks Subsidised Transport Paid Marriage Leave Medical A Dental Han ill Msny Other Benefits Wages C=* Up To C 3 Starting
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      362 20 H R#q v i r#m#n ts ■a) IS years and above. b) No experience required, training will be provided. I He) Singapore or Malaysian CttlzensH or permanent residents are welcome. MJ I We off**: I a) Good starting J» wages (5X days I work with 6 days pay). b) No
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      621 20 A manufacturing concern In Jurong urgently requires (1) FEMALE BALEB CLERK c Minimum OCE level c Able lo type above 35 w.p.m. c Able to operate telex machine preferred c Able lo converse well In English, Mandarin and Cantonese c Customer service experience and pleasant voice Is necessary c Experience
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      733 20 A WeN EetaMtehed CocktaM Lounge I requires STEWARDESSES f c 2 shifts 3 30- 7pm; 8- 11 45pm c Total Income In the region I of SI, OOO plus. c Age 18 and above < c Experience nol necessary, c Work permits available. I c Accommodation provided for non-Singaporeans I
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      568 20 EslaMiahed Firm in Jurong has va--mncnt lor th* foHowing position*: TRAINEE TECHNICIANS (Male) B) BRAZERS (Male) C) CHECKERS (Mate) B) MACHINE OPERATORS (Mato/Female) E) SWEEPERS (Female) i Should attained It years of age > Malaysian citizens will also be considered For PoerrJone (A) A (B) Preference will be given to
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      406 20 waorfG THOMSON RESTAURANT FIRST CLASS CHINESE RESTAURANT AT THOMSON PLAZA REQUIRES Age 1 6 and above Height minimum 52" Preferably able lo speak English Mandarin Apply personally with one passport-size photo 1 0 am —spm AN YDAY to THE MANAGERESS KELONG THOMSON RESTAURANT Q B5-88 THOMSON PLAZA UPPER THOMSON RD
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      699 20 I I Applications are mvHed from young men 4 women for vacancies in the following job poeitiona: 1) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Completed N S for male applicants. c Able lo do shift duties c Experience nol necessary trait. mg provided at full pay. 2) CHAMBERMAIDS (Age net important) c Speak and
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      568 20 U OCWRM. DCUl ha* imimduM vacancy torDRIVER Possess a valid class 3 driving licence Able to understand and speak simple English. Candidates residing In Kalong u.-ea preferred. Interested candidates are requested to apply personally to: THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT GENERAL DIESEL SUPPLIES (S) PTE LTD 7 JURONG PIER ROAD SINGAPORE 2261
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      788 21 II EMPLOYMENT k i 31 Situations Vacant /j h) General NATIONAL LAUNDRY SERVICES PTE LTD mWmW urgently requires the Mm HUFFCO roiiowmg 1) VALETS IrxleperKtent American Oil i Oaa gj DRIVERS n.^l^i'.r'T.'cTn'cr.'T.', 3) MALE* FEMALE Smaaoor* Omens for th* follow- LAUNDRY inopos.tK.n, ATTENDANTS BjIVCD 4 > PART-TIME BUYfcH j GENERAL
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      492 21 requires A) COCKTAIL LOUNGE WAITRESSES CUM HOSTESSES Must have pleasant personality Minimum education Primary 6. Minimum height 1.62 m. B) COFFEEHOUSE WAITRESSES Must have Primary 6 education. Must be prepared to work 3 shifts. Training provided. Cl ROOM STEWARDESSES Must be able to speak simple English. Minimum education Primary 6.
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      542 21 suimnno requires A.SaNw Clark (Famata) QCE O Level Knowledge of typing Preferably with some experience of sales procedure Pleasant personality B. Production Clark (Famala) GCE O Level and preferably from technical stream Be able to type Preferably with some related experience in a manufacturing concern C. Laboratory Assistant (Famala) Possess
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      752 21 REOUIRED COMPANY DRIVER. Apply in person al Suite 3906. Hong Leong Building. Singapore 0104 REOUIRED FEMALE GENERAL clerk Salesgirl Experience not necessary Apply personally: 48. Chulia Street Tel *****. REOUIRED HANDYMAN TO assist the assembly and Installation of PVC folding doors Also Labourer to do odd Jobs In store and
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      694 21 STEWARDESSES. PART/FULLTIME Apply personally King Of Kiiiks dc klail lounge 4 50. 4th Floor Lucky Plaza. Orchard Road daily after 4 00 pm. TALENT INVESTON SECURITY SERV. AGENCY PTE LTD Unit B/C. 230 E. sth rir. Hong Leong Finance Bldg, Jin Bosar. Spore OS2O requires SECURITY GUARDS a) Experience not
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      587 21 WANTED: 1) P.S.A. It Marine Delivery Clerk 2) Female Typist Clerk I) Lorry Attendant (all personally al 106-A Cecil Street Spore 0106 Well established Contractors and Engineers Company requires the following: 1) ASSISTANT SECRETARY 2) FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK 3) FEMALE PURCHASING CLERK 4) DRAUOHTSMEN (With or without esperience). 5) DRIVER
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      1313 21 HI VEHICLES BOATS NEW USED .urcondilloned cars it Mitsubishi pirk-ups for rental Competitive rale Tel: *****43. *****72 PICK-UP, DAIHATSU LORRY for lure Call *****04. *****52 149 Rangoon Road or *****91 (Geylang Branch) PICKUPS FOR RENT Reasonable rales Tel Jar *****2 '*****7 SIANG HOCK OPENS till 1000 pm Tel *****66. 588
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      631 21 1*77 MERCEDES 2S0. airrond. radio/ ra.ssetv. I owner, immaculate 1 nndltlo: low mileage Tel ***** 8 I'lilniK l.crk 1*77 MERCEDES 200, 1st private owner, radio/ cassette new tyres. Is! claa condition, low mileage $52,900 Tel *****52 1971 MERCEDES KHZ 200. one owner, tip top condition Road lax till Feb '81
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      1261 22 111 VEHICLES 4 BOATS 45 VbMcnm For Sate M > Commercial Vehicles AUOUST 1972 VOLKSWAOEN OtlterM Kombl sutlonwagon Ooods/ Passengers Paint/ lax new. $4,800 ono Tel: *****87 BW VAN (COMMERCIAL vehicle) EXPATRIATE LEAVBM IST2 Volvo 45.000 km 1978 registered Insur1448 (PARF eligible) Aircon ance and road Ux paid. excellent Sport
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      830 22 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES Bmfcr^__ >a amlßßaT*^aaßßßr___ —Ml For immediate occupation Sirophousss Suitable for businesses especially neighbourhood merchandise Easy Inatalmantß bwjbbplb OnJy tow units mjH Book now to avoid dtaapporntmeot Market stalls for rant only ENQUIRIES A BOOKINGS LUCKY REALTY Ca LTD. 15th Floor. Far East Shopping Centra. Orchard Road. Singapore
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      1598 22 swmming pooTTSr^ne T C i*««Sr^L2k TM .S,!it surroundings with garden and TRAL ABICONDrTTONMG, SWlMpatlo $3,200 Concord *****88 «•••<• "OOL. TENNIS/ SOUASH A DIST 10 J BEDROOMED single- COuWrt AUH TR storey detached bungalow Large c J" r n m PI S"i. S ?JE matured garden Quiet peaceful Woollerton Park 5J.700
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      849 22 CAWNMSLL MANSION high floor within walking distance to Orchard Road Fully furnished. 3 bedrooms Rental $2,200 p m Tel *****58 CHANCERY LANE. DIST. 11 Furnished 3 bedrooms, bathrooms attached, servant's room, big sitting cum dining room, 4 alrcondlUoners. big kitchen. Rental $1,500 Contact *****3 Principals only. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED DIST. IS
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      788 22 NEAR ORCHARO ROAD flat. 3 rooms. 2 bathrooms, new furnishings, built-in area 2.300 sq.ft. Furnished $2,500 Dlst. 5. near Jurong. flat. 1 room, sitting/ dining, kitchen, facing swimming pool, furnished $1,500 Inclusive maintenance. Dlst 9 Oxley Rise. 3-roomed flat. $1,200 Dlst 12. St Michael's Estate. 4roomed flat, unfurnished. $1 000
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      887 22 REAOY TENANTS FOR bungalows, semi-detached/flats in District 9.10.11.21 Please contact Greenfield Housing Agency *****55/ *****84 URGENTLY WANTED VARIOUS Districts bungalows, semidetached, terrace, apartment for local/ foreign executives (Long lease) *****23 WANTED FOR NEW expatriate families from banking, 01l companies and trading houses II Bungalows. Semi-Detached Houses 1 Flats In various
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      637 22 EXCLUSIVE AREA IN Dlst 10 2storey bungalow with guard house, driver's and gardeners quarters, tennis and badminton courts 54.000 sq ft freehold Tel: Mr Chong. Estates Homes. *****58. 9 after 10 30a m FOMCIOMEIIS CAN BUY Faber Garden, unique 2-slorey stepped unit Tovnhouse 3 bedrooms/ study, ceramic parquet. 2100 sq.ft.
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      746 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 54 Properties For Sale b) Flats A BEAUTIFUL TERRACE apart ment at Pandan V tile) tppnurl mate iIUKI s It 1 t»-<lr"..ms 1 study $500.0000n0 Selling with lenanc] Tel «i4:cn *****3 Mr A BEST CHOICE "I Apartments ran r.uiu Meng Tower Ualmoral Tower Newlun Heights maisonette Belville
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      902 23 CHENG HONG MANSION Pent ««>sn fi with swimming po,,i tennis courts facilities No restriction to foreigners Contai v Mr Sing *****8 DISTRICT* EMILY TOWER PENTHOUSE Laras tmilt m area 4 40(1 sq 11 bedrooms with batbroomi all.n lie. l plus 1 servant s r.x.m I Ull| carpeted, wallpaperr.t anil I
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      789 23 LUCKY TOWER BLK C Last unit available Facillttef squash courts, tennis court, swimming pool. PATERSON TOWER M.i isonnettes few units left FftcUlUei tennis rourt. swimming pool Contact. Mrs Chan *****11/*****95 MUST SELL) Caimhill Plaza. owner leaving lavishly furnished high floor 3 bedrooms carpeted Renovation cost over $100,000 $640.0000 no Rolf
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      857 23 FACTORIES/ WAREHOUSES/ OFFICES: Ma< phers"ii Baleatler. Alexandra FM I'ayoh. Ueylang i.HIKHi UN I 00(1 si) II SI .SO si on 8S cents ps 1 Contaci Hr<)O4K MBBW FACTORY AT DIST 2S ParMn rasa workshop lor sale at dist 2S M.Hlern double-storey building on 39.000 sq ft of land 34.000 for
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      1532 23 REOUIREO OFFICE SPACE I CXI MANHATTAN HOUSE. GROUND sqlt MUtdeCK) Tel *****2 FLOOR MO sq It for rent s.ile WANTEO TO RENT oil ice .111 tn Immediate ordinal v m Interest 400sqll Contact *****70 f.l all *****87 a»^ NEIL ROAO 4 -.t.irey slliiplli.ilse Ireehold Tenanted till 1981 61 Shops To
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      668 23 V SERVICES BUSINESS L/C FACILITIES ON II A t.rins are I OFFICE If AC TORY/HOUSEHOLD available lot Australian New Zealand imports Apply loCTaWf.irri I'd Box 774, s pore MM MIDDLE EAST. INDONESIA. K.u rupe Trade Directuries fur sale Sunho Trading. 5654. W"li Hup Complex, Beach Road. Spore 0719 Tel *****66
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      664 23 Removals, Dellvenea driver labour Mippliect Klf-drtve Inrritlor lure, storafe, odd tobs Call CUT 4*»llifi7 4-W2KM alter "1 rue rTsMH PACKING/ REMOVAL/ TRANSPORTATION It- .ne your pr"hlem> to U-. efficient, reliable Ring 2:i.s«H'i2. a:i.s»M(i Malaysia Packing Agencies (B) Pte Ltd URGENT DOCUMENTS For sending your office documents, Shipping documents and other
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      730 23 \r= ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LINGUISTIC SKILLS Longuoge courses ond private tuition for school examinations and for business, travel pleasure EVENING CLASSES English, all stages Mon. Wed. 7.35 p.m. Tue. Thu. 7.35 p.m. English for school-age children, all grades Tue. Thu. 5.45 p.m. Indonesian, Stages 1 2 Mon. Fri.
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      80 24 MADAM EE KIAN NEO (MOTHER). GEORGE (SON). BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF THE LATE MADAM ELIZABETH POI with lo iipim their heartfelt thanks to relative*, friend*, Parish Pn»»i and members of Catholic Women's League. Church of St Francis Xavier. Parish Priest. Church of Immaculate Heart of Mary, lor their
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      55 24 In •v»tl»ttmg mwnory ol Madam Kim N»o. Dcparlad 12.S.74. From your children MDM. PAN* AJASKSHI AMMA D«p«rt«d 12/5/79 One >e.ir have pissed by but thoughts >>l you (Mum) Mill linfgnoa SiA jus! tort.iy but fvrryday in ■Umcc we remember Ily iMHkaad* lamily Pr»y»ri will Im h«ld Si«*n
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      1340 24 VI EDUCATION I TRAINING 102 Education vSd ORAOE III ELECTRICAL Kilting ft (COSfotlOBOllttlll InaUltaUon tonight 7 30 p m w lily t c.uilds Part II Toa Payoh U\ toll t> ft f> .study Cultural Centre Blk KSB. Ki^UlltUt Oroundfloor. Loronf I. (near ToaPaynhlVntraH 'ir.-uM Tofonlo Ontario. Canada !> tSSUJ?^??, 0^!"*
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      831 24 M FOR GRADED. INTENSIVE and I romplett- tuition on English for I 103 Tuition c I'rr-U or U-entrance I examination by experienced I tutor, write to ST Box A***** I G.C.E. PHYSICAL SCIENCE. Ret**. Mingul l^l-r. 1 nit imi ti» im-sil JL f(ir»» Iff 11 «il II- Ira I llru
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      948 24 VII TRAVEL TOURS SPECIAL OFFER FOR SCHOOL HOLIDAY VISIT U.S. A. 1 6 DAYS $2990 ™^%M£ ANAHEIM DISNEYLAND TIJUANA MANILA HAWAII LOS ANGELES HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS SAN DIEGO MEXICON SEA WORLD LAS VEGAS SAN FRANCISCO Jet in comfort by Jumbo 747. Superior class hotel, 95% Chinese food provided throughout the trip.
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      223 24 /y^r7ft SSels J J us »cw a n re L s °£on n0 n^ia a ,J J L^e/6e rg a g^eoce A "«ccom TRAVELL AIRE TOURS (TA/070) 20 GENTING TOUR 2 WAV AM 9 BVCPA SUPER TRISTAR $159 9 20 GT-CPA Air/H'copler $202 3O PENANG by CPA AM $245 40
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      486 24 NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTL LTD STPB. LIC NO 140 Head Office: Gl4-16-18, Pearfs Centre, Eu Tong Sen St. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines) Branch Office: 1 1 9, People's Park Complex, Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2/ *****3/*****2/*****6/ *****8/*****3. KSTMMAnMTIIM 1 7
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      478 24 \W TOURS IB DAYS GLACIERS GALLERIES CASTLES CATHEDRALS $3120 21 DAYS EUROPEAN ROUND TRIP $3WS 24 DAYS EUROPE FIESTA S3M0 15 DAYS USA CANADA $3190 23 DAYS USA I CANADA $4995 I 25 DAYS ROUND THE I WORLD $M90 I NATIONAL DAY SPECIAL I 4 day* Hyatt Kuantan I Augu.l
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      37 24 LICENCE TA003/281 STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS A OBITUARIES $10.50 for 15 words (run-on style) $36.00 lor 3cm. x 1 col. (semi-display style) $45.00 for 3cm x 1 col. (display style) CATS. 1»4 441 2 V
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      383 25 DALLAS, Sun TOM WATSON, who opened with a six-under-par 64, carded a 70 in the second round here yesterday to take a one-shot lead over Curtis Strange, who bogeyed the last two holes for a one-under-par 69 and a 135 total, at
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      356 25 CALCUTTA. Sun. Defending champions China entered the quarter-finals of the men's and women's events in the fifth Asian table tennis championships here yesterday. They were joined in the men's last eight by Japan, North Korea, Australia, India, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia, and in the women's quarter-finals by North Korea,
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      317 25 GERULAITIS STOPS AMRITRAJ NEW YORK, Sun TOP-SEEDED John McEnroe eliminated Mexico's Raul Ramirez 6-3, 6-4 and third-seeded Vitas Gerulaitis stopped India's giant-killer, Vijay Amritraj, 7-6, 4-6, 6-3 yesterday to qualify for today's finals of the US$5OO,OOO ($l.B million tennis Tournament of Champions at Forest Hills. It was McEnroe's toughest match
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      661 26 STIPE'S REPORT JOCKEY S.H. Chew was suspended three months from today by the stewards of the Singapore Turf Gub for his handling and running of Zeus Sonic in Race 5 at Bukit Timah yesterday and for givYg misleading evidence at an enquiry. After tak..-..; his evidence,
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      529 27  -  GODFREY ROBERT By London, Sun. BATTLE-HARDENED Trevor Brooking was sim§ly brilliant, veteran tuart Pearson was pulsating, but yesterday's 99th FA Cup final at Wembley belonged to a little boy named Paul Allen. The youngster knew it. The 100.000 crowd underlined it. That was why when
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      151 27 ABU DHABI, Sun. Tke United Arab Emirates Football Association has terminated former England soccer manager Don Revle's contract as national team coach and manager, it was learnt yesterday. They decided that Revle would be replaced at the end of June by former Iranian national coach Heshmat Muhajranl.
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      275 27 GLASGOW, Sun. MOUNTED police charged rioting supporters after Celtic beat Rangers 1-0 in extra time of the Scottish Cup soccer final at the Hampden Park Stadium here yesterday. When the final whistle blew, supporters of both sides invaded the pitch and fights broke out.
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      1728 27  - Brooking Hammer of the Gunners HUGH McILVANNEY, By ot the ODsorvor LONDON, Sun. The East End, and not North London, was the place for Cockney parties last night after a Football Association Cup-final that left the experts burning their predictions and their betting slips. West Ham refused to believe the
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      372 27 Not all copiers are created equal. Nor is the paper they copy on. What kind of paper Can it copy on things What about copy j How does it manage cantheSF-740 that aren't paper? sizes? to do what other tfWIV rtlV? Yes Even on materials like acetates All sizes ranging
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      Lock icon ZAINAL WINS TITLE AGAIN
      579 28  - ZAINAL WINS TITLE AGAIN PATRICK BABTIANS By ZAINAL ABIDIN stormed through to win the Milo national squash men's title for the second straight year defeating a hard-fighting Stewart Ballard 6-9, 9-3, 9-0, 7-9, 9-4 in a 70-minute final at the Kallang Complex yesterday. It was a great finale to the
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      49 28 CEYLON Sports Club B drew 2-2 with Public Works Department in a Singapore Hockey Association Division One League match at Ba'estier Road yesterday. In another Division One match at the Padang, Singapore Recreation Club B edged out Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association B 3-2.
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      SCC beat SRC off second-last ball
      145 28  -  ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE Cricket Club A kept their hopes alive of winning the Singapore Cricket Association^ Senior League tournament title when they beat their arch rivals, Singapore Recreation Club, by two wickets off the second last ball of the match on the Padang
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      Skittled out
      198 28 SAF were skittled out for 110 runs in 40 overs with Fred Martens hitting a solid 20. CSC were struggling at one stage with naif the side out and only 60 runs on the scoreboard. Roger Deering (39) and Ravindran (19 not out) added 49 runs for the
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      165 28 TOKYO, Sun. Australia's John Sullivan and Kyung 'Ok Jun, of South Korea, won the Asian Zone finals here today and won the right to represent Asia in next month's world amateur bowling championships. Sullivan, 32. of Melbourne, rolled in seven
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      110 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A performance filled with character, guts and determination by captain Karu Selvaratnam and Tarn Chiew Seng denied Hongkong victory in the I international cricket match which ended at the Kilat Club here today. The pair came on an hour from the end
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      457 28 PREM SACHDEV led the qualifiers in the Singapore Lsland Country Club golf championship with a tworound aggregate of 149 at the New course yesterday, reports ERNEST FRIDA. Sachdev, who has come so close to winning the SICC title several times but is yet to capture it,
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      Lock icon Scene of stark contrast
      66 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Bu. It mi a aeeae «f atark ctmtnat »t the Mrrdeka Stadium tonight, with OMmeate of magtea] football »ltpr- I Mdng with the sUllwit rtMuHlera. la the tmi, SelaaMrt fit lattfitUaili ieat Slagapare'i 3-1 Abdul Gha.nl, 44, scored SeUagar*! apenlig ga*l in the Bth
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      129 29 REFEREE: Koh Guan Kiat (S'gor): 6 Entertainment value of match: 5 SARAWAK SINGAPORE RESULT R. Suriamurthy Slat Naair Jalil 83rd Scorer/* (with goal-time*) Shot* on target Shots off target 10 Corner-kick* Free-kick» 16(ofWdo4) 13 Teamt, with performance marks out of ten. Each tide's star player in capital latter* and
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      128 29 JOHORE 3 KEDAH 0 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Johore, who have fanned alight their slim hopes of qualifying for the Malaysia Cup semi-finals, showed further improvement under Singapore coach Choo Seng Quee when they beat Kedah 34 in Larkin Stadium, here, today. They have four matches to play,
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      146 29 P W D L F A Pt. Selangor 1 1 8 3 0 22 7 19 Pahang 12 8 3 1 IT 10 19 Singapore 11 8 1 2 27 7 17 Kelantan 11 6 4 1 18 6 16 Malacca 13 6 4 3 19 9 16 Sabah
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      Singapore win, but fail to shine
      435 29 Picture painted is a gloomy one SARAWAK 0 SINGAPORE 2 SARAWAK, Sun. Singapore's soccer campaign for a Malaysia Cup final berth is clearer now, but the picture painted is a gloomy one. This was the opinion of knowledgeable fans, who saw Singapore beat Sarawak
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      Trouncing
      37 29 EDITORIAL trounced Office Services M in a Straits Times inter-department soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday Scorers: Wilfred Yeo (4) Suresh Nair (2), Selamat (2) and Saparin Rasikin. In another match, Production defeated Times Printers 2-
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      30 29 2-1 margins TABLE KAMPONG ÜBI defeated Bukit Merah, and Marine Parade bent Pasir Panjang, both by 2-1 margins, in Inter-con-stituency sepak takraw matches at the Gay World Stadium last night.
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      Perak flop
      211 29 PERAK 1 TRENGG AN: I 2 IPOH, Sun. Luckless after they had looked li Trengganu in this Malay! the Stadium Perak, here. Such was Perak 's domination of the game that their goalkeeper, Noordin Hashim, was tested only on two occasions by Zulkifli Hamzah in the 16th minute
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      Cairnhill in last eight
      55 29 CAIRNHILL beat Sporting Westlake 8-0 to enter the quarter-finals of the Football Association of Singapore's under-19 soccer tournament at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. In a National Football League Div 2 match, Cairnhill beat Jurong S. C. 4-1. Kirn Keat beat Star Ranger Wanderers 4-2 in an
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      19 29 ANGULLIA UNITED beat Komalsu 4-1 in a friendly soccer match played at thre Victoria School ground yesterday.
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      465 29  -  BERNARD PEREIRA !l HOLDING serve at 1412 in the second game, he had only to smash down a high net return to force the "rubber" and, perhaps, win the match. But, as luck would have it, the shuttle feathers gave way, sending
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      87 29 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON Singapore Malays national championships (Telok Kurau Secondary School. 7.30). HOCKEY SHA Division Two League: Police C v Bedok (Police Academy); Friendly: Singapore under 20 v Hale School (W Australia) (Balestier Road); SWHA Winners' Pool k.o competition SCC A v Girls Sports Club A (Padang). matches at SIS.
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      78 29 JENNY TAN will meet Jane Ye* la the woman's ataglec final of the Singapore Malays' national badminton tournament at the Telok Karaa Nerondary School tonight at 7.3t. Jenny beat Elisabeth Lee 11-4, IM In last i night's semi-final, whllr Jane defeated Farldah Ibrahim In an earlier
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    175 30 Both sides satisfied with talks, says Thach BANGKOK. Sun. Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach arrived here today from Kuala Lumpur on a one-night stopover before leaving on an unofficial visit to Laos. Mr Thach told reporters both sides were satisfied with the two days of talks he had with
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    31 30 RIYADH, Sun. France today signed an "agreement in principle" to help build up the Saudi Arabian coastal defences, the Saudi News Agency reported. No specific details were given. AFP.
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    215 30 Drive to kill enemies of Gaddafi? BONN, Sunday WEST German and Italian police were today investigating the possibility that a systematic execution campaign is being carried out against exiled enemies of Libyan leader Colonel Muam i mar Gaddafi. bßonn police were intergating a young Libyan w shot dead a 43-year-old
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    31 30 BANGKOK, Sun. Marijuana valued at more than US$2OO.000 (5J432.000) was seized by police yesterday in two separate raids in Thailand's northeastern provinces of Udon Thani and Khon Khaen. AFP.
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    401 30 Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS MRS. JOSEPHINE PANO (nee Chew Jin Neo) passed away peacefully on Saturday 10/5/80, aged 54 years leaving behind to mourn her loss:- Husband Y.P. Pang; Sons Bob. Mlkl. Michael L Martin; Daughters Nancy. Daisy L Elizabeth Toh. Daughters-in-law Rosalind, Lee Choo Kris. Connie b Doris; Sons-in-law U.
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    120 30 ONE M tw« anttmtm (ab*ve) eUmbfag ip the Mda m the fc-metre high Stetae liberty In New Y*rk an Batard*y to bang a 7.1 metreUok banner urging the release a Jaileißlaek Panther toMtorT The unfurled banner (see picture at left) reads: Liberty Was Framed. Free
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    28 30 DACCA, Sun. At least 125 people were killed and 150 "*u*'"e in storms which swept Bangladesh this week, according to unofficial reports reaching here today. Reuter.
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    50 30 MANILA. Sun More than 1.500 people died in 61,104 road accidents throughout the Philippines last year, police said today. The number of accidents last year was 13per cent higher than in 1978, and police attributed the increase partly to improved reporting and investigation of road accidents. AP.
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    157 30 PARIS, Sun. A hunting association in north-west France has nobody but itself to blame for the 40,000 descendants of 60 rabbits it introduced to Ouessant Island five years ago. The rabbits are now making short work of local vegetable gardens. Ouessant authorities compounded the first,
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    426 30 Jakarta may disband security body JAKARTA, Sunday INDONESIA'S powerful command for the restoration of peace and order (Kopkamtib) may be disbanded soon because the situation no longer requires its existence, informed sources said today. The sources said the government held the view that the country's political and security situation had
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      259 30 Flying in the early years The first recorded flight in Singapore was that of a hot-air balloon ascent that was in 1910. After that came historymaking flights that took place mainly at the Farrer Park racecourse. For the Record harks back to the old days. Sarawak match report JEFFREY LOW
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        372 1 Historical profiles General fooled by story about mice CAO Chong, born towards the end of the Eastern Han period, was the youngest son of Cao Cao, prime minister of the Han state. One day, while clearing tft^ storehouse, Cao Cao's storekeeper found that a saddle had been destroyed by mice.
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      573 2  - PICK of the DAY DANA LAM By SBC TV TWO things make the 3.40 Afternoon Matinee on Ch 5 something to watch out for. ..or maybe three music, comedy and Bing Crosby. The movie, Riding High, is based on Mark Hellinger's Broadway Bill, and centres around the tribulations of a
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      468 2  -  JOHN DE SOUZA By TV VIEWING for the weeks ahead is suddenly taking on an unmistakable musical flavour with the addition of two prime time musical shows this week. Starting today over Ch 5 at 10 p.m. is the first new musical
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        102 2 FAMILY PLANNING from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. On TALK for newly-weds by till May a. Mrs Alice Wong, a nurs- WOMEN OF ASIA a ing officer, Training Unit, photographic exhibition at Singapore Family Promo- the National Museum 'tion and Population Young People's Gallery Board, at the Institute of from
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        263 3  - The Royal Ballet may dance here GERALDINE TANG By JUST keep year fingers crossed, for If all goes well, the presttgtoas Sadler's Welt Royal Ballet from England will perform in Singapore this year. The National Theatre Trust and the British Council are working oat plans to bring the Wmember troape
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        931 3 Dracula, now showing at Jade Review by MARLENE KITTS Dracula purists may shudder at the thought. The new Dracula Is without fangs, nor does he see the world through red contact lenses. He Is a stylish charmer with sex-appeal whom no
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      849 5  - Theatre's gift to childhood DEBORAH COWLET By The Polka Children's Theatre 1$ fantanrlamd at Its best: Celling paintings, colourful morals, 19th century fairground decor, a railway carriage that sells wholesome snacks~and a nine-metre green serpent to hang your coat on. Says Its director: "To learn to enjoy yourself In creative
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