The Straits Times, 13 May 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1545 TUESDAY, MAY IS, 1981 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    Lock icon NEW JOINT BORDER OPS
    545 1 Stepping up action against guerillas KUALA LUMPUR, Monday MALAYSIA and Thailand have decided to mount new largescale joint military operations against the estimated 3,000strong communist guerillas lurking along their common border. They have also agreed to widen the areas of long range patrols to harass the
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    Hussein briefs Lee on Viet stand on Kampuchea
    702 1 6 WE In Hongkong don't have country we have no idea of country. We don't know what civic pride or patriotism Is. Hongkong has no natural resources. The land is small, and eaeh month »,Mt come from China. They come penniless and
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    Lock icon Plan for dialogues after Asean ministers' meeting
    212 1 Plan for dialogues after Asean ministers' meeting KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Asean foreign ministers' meeting here on June 25 and 26 will be followed by dialogues with Australia, Canada, Japan and New Zealand. Opening the three-day Asean standing committee meeting here today, the director-general of Malaysia's Asean desk, Mr Kassim
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    Lock icon No Olympics leave
    50 1 WELLINGTON, Mon. Civil servants who want to go to the Moscow Olympics from New Zealand will not he given special leave. The Cabinet decision, announced today by Prime Minister Robert Muldoon. means that if civil servants go to Moscow they will have to take annual leave. AP.
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    Lock icon Car sales dip
    50 1 TOKYO, Mon Soaring pc trol prices have caused a sharp drop in the sales of imported cars, the Japan Automobile Importers Association said yesterday. The associa tion said only 4,252 foreign rare were sold in April a drop of 21.8 per cent from a year ago Renter
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    Lock icon Marines break through siege
    78 1 SAN SALVADOR, Mon. US marines and US Ambassador Robert White's bodyguards used teargas and a bulletproof truck today to break out of a siege thrown around the Ambassador's residence by Salvadoran rightists, diplomatic sources said. The sources said the marines and the bodyguards lobbed three tear
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    Lock icon Tastier ducks
    38 1 BEIjrNG, Mon. China's most famous dish, Peking Duck, may taste even better shortly. The Xinhua news agency reported today that multi-vitamins instead of duckweeds are being fed to the ducks to make them grow larger. AFP
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    Lock icon Cubans attack Bahamian patrol boat
    315 1 NASSAU, Monday EIGHT Cuban MiGs attacked and sank the 31metre Bahamas patrol boat Flamingo, killing four crewmen and wounding several others, a government spokesman said yesterday. The Soviet-built MiGs attacked the Flamingo on Saturday night after it had taken two Cuban fishing boats into custody
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    101st road death
    46 1 MR Samlnthan Vandesalaaa, 58, became the Mist fatal road victim this year when he waa knocked down by a motor-cycle at Chua Cbu Kaag Road late last night. He was believed to be crowing the road when the mishap occurred. SEE PAGE 7
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    44 1 LONDON, Mon. All Iranian nationals coming here will need visas from May 19 under a bill to be put before British Parliament today as part of a series ol immigration reforms being taken undertaken by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government AFP.
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    Genghiz Khan rehabilitated
    127 1 BEIJING, Mon. CHINA today formally rehabilitated tienghlz Khan, the Mongol who ruled an empire stretchIng from China to eaatern Europe more than 75* years ago. The Chinese Communist Party newspaper praised one of history's most vilified "barter lans" as "the Mongolian leader of Chinese and foreign peoples,
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    Lock icon Armed forces take over in Uganda
    559 1 PAVING THE WAY FOR RETURN OF OBOTE? KAMPALA, Monday THE armed forces today took control of Uganda in an apparent coup that could set the stage for the return of Dr Milton Obote, the ruler who was overthrown by dictator Idi Amin. A spokesman
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    Lock icon Bronze-age village
    67 1 STROMBOLI (Italy), Mon. Italian state archaeologists today said they had unearthed a bronze-age village on this volcanic island off the northeast coast of Sicily. The remains, including two circular huts, dating from around the 16th century 8.C., came to light near the surface during excavations for a new
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    Lock icon 15 die in caste riots
    66 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. Fifteer people 14 "untouchables' and one upper caste Hindu were killed in a clash betweer the two groups during a wed ding procession at a northerr Indian village, officials saic today. The clash occured wher upper caste men objected t< the procession
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    Lock icon REFUGEE HELD FOR HIJACK
    86 1 KEY WEST (Florida). Mm. A Cuban refngrr who arrived here a few days by boat in the refugee exodus was arrested by the FBI today and charged with the INS hi jacking of a National Airlines jet. Alfredo Hernandez, 27, was charged with the Sept 24,
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      110 1 40 pages today CHECKPOINT TRAINING FOR NARCO DOGS SUSPENDED Page 7 VITAL win for Schmidt in state polls I TWO million Viets live on gift parcels 3 WEST Bank leaders driven off on their return bid 4 SOVIETS remove books on Berlin boycott S PROBE on missin.T tax-free goods 9
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      Lock icon Vital win for Schmidt in state polls
      313 2 Vital win for Schmidt in state polls Test case for national elections in October BONN, Monday THE Social Democratic Party of Chancellor Helmut Schmidt won a major victory last night in state elections regarded as the year's most significant West German political test before voting in national elections in October.
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      Lock icon British printers' strike settled
      97 2 British printers' strike settled LONDON, Mon. A two-week-old printers' strike, which affected most of Britain's 1,200 provincial newspapers, was settled last night after the National Graphical Association (NGA) accepted a new pay scale and work timetable. The NGA, the country's largest newspaper printing union, settled with provincial newspaper publishers on
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      Lock icon Sellers out of hospital
      50 2 LONDON, Mon. British actor Peter Sellers yesterday left Dublin's St Vincent Hospital, where he was admitted last Tuesday. Reports that Mr Sellers, 54, suffered heart problems remain unconfirmed. Informed sources said his condition was considered "not serious" but added that he would have to rest. AFP.
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      Lock icon Manila probe
      31 2 MANILA, Mon. Immigration Commissioner Edmundo Reyes said today he has ordered an investigation into alleged fake marriage contracts secured by Iranians seeking to stay in the Philippines permanently. AP.
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      Lock icon Gas deaths
      28 2 JAKARTA. Mon. Three men were killed by volcanic gas last week in the Pagar Pati district, about 270 km north-west of Jakarta, police reported today. UPI.
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      Lock icon US tells Japan to expand telecoms market
      227 2 US tells Japan to expand telecoms market TOKYO, Mon. Chief US trade negotiator, Mr Reubin Askew, today demanded that Japan expand greatly the "competitive and commercial opportunities" for foreigners to sell to its state-run Nippon Telegraphic and Telephone Company (NTT). Mr Askew made the demand when he held two talks
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      Lock icon Seoul parties agree to call special assembly session
      181 2 Seoul parties agree to call special assembly session SEOUL, Mon. Major political groups agreed today to convene a special session of the National Assembly aimed at finalising a new constitution and- resolving domestic turmoil. Student leaders from 26 universities and colleges reaffirmed that they will try to restrain campus political
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      61 2 THIS Is one of a number of coinless public telephones recently installed in Paris. The phones are primed when a magnetic card is inserted Into the system. Cards are bought for M to IN francs (Ss» to Sss2) and the cost of each call
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      Lock icon BAN ON NEW HEAVY INDUSTRIES TO CURB POLLUTION
      251 2 BAN ON NEW HEAVY INDUSTRIES TO CURB POLLUTION BEIJING. Mon CHINA today stepped up I its war against pollution by banning the setting up of further heavy industry in Beijing. The Municipal People's Congress said in the next few years, it hoped to transform the capital from a smoke-belching city
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      Lock icon US-Japan exercise
      40 2 TOKYO, Mon. A Joint naval exercise of the US 7th Fleet and the Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force got underway in the Philippine Sea off Okinawa today, a US military spokesman said. The drill will continue through Thursday. UPI.
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      Lock icon 300 killed
      34 2 NEW DELHI. Mon. Severe cyclonic storms which lashed India's eastern coastal districts and parts of Bangladesh last week have killed more than 300 people, the Press Trust of India reported today. -UPI.
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      Lock icon CHINESE ABC OF GOOD MANNERS
      170 2 CHINESE ABC OF GOOD MANNERS BEIJING, Mon YOUNG Chinese were urged today to follow the elementary rules of good breeding by a magazine which has recently published an ABC of good manners for them. The People's Daily, quoting today from the latest issue of Chinese Youth magazine, said that it
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      Swiss arrest of 2 French agents starts bitter row
      135 2 Swiss arrest of 2 French agents starts bitter row PARIS, Monday FRANCE is embroiled in a rare, little publicised but bitter diplomatic conflict with Switzerland because of the detention of two French Finance Ministry agents snooping in Swiss territory on the secret bank accounts of French citizens violating exchange controls.
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        Lock icon Stop! Snakes crossing
        55 2 TRAFFIC was diverted when road workers on Sunday unearthed about 100 poisonous snakes at Nymensingh town, 193 km from Dacca, the Bengali newspaper Sang Dad reported yesterday. Hundreds of screaming people fled as the snakes, between three and seven feet long, dispersed looking for new hiding places.
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        Lock icon Faulty start
        51 2 Faulty start ELEVEN prisoners were thwarted in an attempted jailbreak on Sunday when the get-away vehicle would not start, police said. The prisoners at Lomsak District, 375 km north of Bangkok, had earlier overpowered three guards and locked them up before breaking out of the provincial jafi armed with shotguns.
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        Music not for driving
        63 2 A LEADING newspaper in Beijing, Wenhui Bao. has blamed some of the traffic accidents in the capital to listening to love songs and sentimental music made popular by Hongkong ana Taiwan. "Listening to this sort of music over the radio on a bus disturbs the concentration
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        Lock icon Historic balloon trip
        51 2 MAX Anderson and his son Kris landed the Kitty Hawk in a clump of trees near the St. Lawrence River in eastern Canada yesterday, comple:ing history's first balloon flight across North America. The balloon had been in flight for five days since leaving San Francisco on Thursday.
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      A fatal way to drop in
      124 2 CHICAGO, Mon. A MAN Intent en seeing his girlfriend, plunged five stories to his death yesterday while trying to drop from the roof to I a window air conditioner outside the woman's hlghrise apartment. Mr James Morses, 2C, died while attempting the feat after
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      871 2 EAST COAST HILL East Coast Hill is located next to the reputable Katong Seaview Palace along Upper East Coast Road Built on a 20-acre site, it is about 195 feet above sea level Each house commands a panoramic view of the sea front with its background of unsurpassed beauty The
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      Lock icon 2 million Viets living on gift parcels
      302 3 EXILES SEND 200 TONNES MONTHLY HO CHI MINH CITY, Mon. Gift parcels from exiles abroad to their relatives in Vietnam are helping the economy here. And a Vietnamese official admitted that nearly two million people are depending on these parcels to eke out
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      Lock icon 6,722 NEW ARRIVALS OF 'BOAT PEOPLE' IN APRIL
      179 3 6,722 NEW ARRIVALS OF 'BOAT PEOPLE' IN APRIL BANGKOK, Mon. A total of 6,722 Vietnamese boat people arrived in South-east and East Asia last month as against 4,762 in March, a spokesman for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees said today. Of the new arrivals last month, 2,281 Vietnamese
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      Lock icon Brace for further price hikes: Jakarta
      136 3 Brace for further price hikes: Jakarta JAKARTA, Mon. The government today called on Indonesians to be prepared to face further price increases of domestic oils. "The people should not expect that domestic oil prices will go down, but on the contrary they should be prepared to face further price increases
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      Lock icon 'Don't take China's missile test lightly'
      173 3 'Don't take China's missile test lightly' JAKARTA, Mon. The Indonesian newspaper, Merdeka, warned today that China's plan to launch an intercontinental ballastic missile (ICBM) targeted to land in the South Pacific should not be taken lightly. The paper said in an editorial that the plan was viewed by many as
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      Lock icon Bangkok move for a 320-km economic zone
      200 3 Bangkok move for a 320-km economic zone BANGKpK, Monday THAILAND today made a major move towards declaring a 320-km economic zone following a worldwide trend most recently taken up in South-east Asia by Malaysia. Senior officials headed by Foreign Affairs Undersecretary of State designate Kasem S. Kasemsri met for two
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      Lock icon Tea producers agree to up prices
      80 3 Tea producers agree to up prices JAKARTA, Mon. The world's major tea producers have agreed to raise prices and cut exports, a government official said. A four-day meeting of teaproducing companies held in Bandung, about 190 km southwest of here last week, agreed to increase prices from 94 British pence
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      Lock icon Ford's new engines
      28 3 LONDON, Mon. Ford this week starts mass-producing a new series of low consumption car engines that will cause less pollution and make less noise. AFP.
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      Lock icon China's seat
      31 3 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 'US won't recognise Samrin regime'
      89 3 'US won't recognise Samrin regime' BANGKOK, Mon THE United States today reassured Thailand that it has no intention of recognising the Hanoi-backed regime of Heng Samrin in Kampuchea. A US government statement said Ambassador Morton I. Abramowitz met Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda to clarify "rumours" that the US was planning
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      32 3 CAIRO, Mon. Hot gusty winds bearing tonnes of sand swept over most of Egypt today, causing the closure of the Suez Canal and some highways leading out of Cairo. AP.
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      Lock icon Little girls with big yawns
      70 3 Little girls with big yawns THESE dolled-up little girls, although bright-eyed bat obviously very bored, Just couldn't suppress their yawns or hide their lack of Interest in the prayer service before a tree-planting ceremony at St. Paul's Lutheran School In Union Grove, Wisconsin, yesterday. The ceremony was held to mark
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      Lock icon Overzealous reporter
      160 3 Over zealous reporter TOKYO, Mon. A REPORTER assigned to cover a murder case was arrested last night for allegedly intruding into a police chief's official residence to obtain details, it was reported today. The metropolitan police said the report?r, Mr Akiharu Suzuki, 30, of the Asahi Shimbun, was released about
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      Lock icon Panchayat is ahead
      60 3 KATHMANDU, Mon. The partyless Panchayat is leading by more than 300,000 votes against the multi-party system in the national referendum just held to decide on Nepal's future form of government, official sources said today. This is based on the results that have come from nearly four-fifths of
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      Lock icon KRIANGSAK AND OHIRA DISCUSS S-E ASIA
      84 3 wlK Of ~u V itin former Th&i Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan today exchanged views with Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira on the situation in South-east Asia, government SOlircOS SHIG. Mr Ohira told Gen Kriangsak that Japan wanted to extend as much aid as possible to
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      Lock icon Marcos 'less fearful' US will abandon Asia
      139 3 I'KKKIDKNT Ferdinand Marcos said today he was less fearful that the 1 niu-d States will abandon Asia In the event of war. In a speech at the remjmotion of the Interim legislature session, Mr Marcos reported on his eight-day trip to Hawaii last
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      Lock icon From monument to a public lavatory
      186 4 From monument to a public lavatory TEHERAN, Monday VOLUNTEERS today laboured with sledgehammers and pickaxes for the second consecutive day to demolish the marbled tomb of Reza Khan, father of the deposed Shah, and to build in its place a lavatory for pilgrims to a nearby shrine. President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr
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      100 4 Millionaire's war crime trial resumes ROTTERDAM, Mon. The Netherlands' most dramatic war crimes case resumes tomorrow when millionaire art collector Pieter Menten goes on trial, for a second time. Menten, who will be 81 on May 26, is alleged to have taken part in the execution by Nazi soldiers in
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      Lock icon Pope visits the sick
      64 4 ABIDJAN (Ivory Coast). Mon. Pope John Paul n ended his African tour today with a visit to a hospital for leprosy patients to express his solidarity with the sick everywhere on the continent. In his 11-day tour, he visited Zaire, the Congo, Kenya, Ghana, Upper Volta,
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      198 4 MALMOE, Mon. The Soviet Union is carrying out a radical reform of its oil industry which will guarantee it can be a net exporter of oil in the current decade, according to a report published here today. A Swedish research company specialising in monitoring the Soviet
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      W. Bank leaders driven off on their return bid
      369 4 INCIDENT WORSENS SITUATION AMMAN, Mon. Three deported Palestinian Arab leaders tried to force their way back into the West Bank yesterday, but were driven off along with hundreds of followers by stick-wielding Israeli border guards. The incident was expected to exacerbate
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      68 4 No special privileges for PLO TOKYO, Mon. Japan today refused a request from a visiting Arab ministerial mission to give the Tokyo office of the Palestinian Liberation Organlsatlon diplomatic privileges, the Foreign Ministry said. Foreign Minister Saburo Okita told the six-man mission led by Mr Hamed Alwan Al-Jnuboarl, Iraqi Minister
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      Lock icon 'PLO gets the go-ahead for raids from Jordan'
      233 4 'PLO gets the go-ahead for raids from Jordan' NEW YORK, Monday JORDAN has agreed to allow Palestine Liberation Organisation guerillas to launch raids from its territory against the IsraeliDccupied West Bank, Time magazine reported yesterday. The magazine, attributing its report to Arab sources, said Jordan set two conditions for the
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      Lock icon 19 years later
      54 4 BEIJING. Mon. A municipal court in north-east China has sentenced to death a married couple who stole 41 kg of gold 19 years ago, according to a radio report in Liaoning province. The broadcast said the sentence was passed in April 30, but gave no details of
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      Lock icon US network defies call not to screen film
      100 4 US network defies call not to screen film WASHINGTON, Mon. An American network will show the British-made film, Death of a Princess, tonight, defying warnings from Congress, government, ana its financial backers that it risks offending Saudi Arabia. The film will be shown on about 100 stations of the noncommercial
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      219 4 WASHINGTON, Mon. FOUR Libyans left the United States last night, ending a diplomatic incident that threatened relations between the two countries. They were ordered to leave the country for allegedly harassing Libyan! dissidents here. The four, who worked for the Libyan diplomatic mission in Washington,
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      68 4 CANNES Mon. The first Chinese film selected for the Cannes International Film Festival received a long ovation when shown in a packed viewing room here today. Nezha Tames The Dragon, an hour-long animated film based on a Chinese legend about a child with magical powers, has
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      Lock icon 238 held in swoops
      62 4 JAKARTA, Mon. A total of 238 people were detained in a massive raid launched by Jakarta police during the past two nights against pickpork ets, robbers and troublemakers. A police spokesman said today the raid was aimed at making Jakarta peaceful and secure in view of
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      72 4 ANKARA, Mon. A popular committee of Libyans peacefully took over tnelr country's embassy In Vienna Wday and said similar action would be taken si 14 other missions, mainly In Kast Europe and Asia. The Vienna action was repeated in Turkey, where about IN
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      Lock icon RUSSIAN GROUP MET BY PROTESTS IN JAPAN
      144 5 RUSSIAN GROUP MET BY PROTESTS IN JAPAN TOKYO, Mon. A group of 300 Russians now in Japan to promote the Moscow Olympics have been met by angry demonstrators, and some events planned for the group have been cancelled, news reports here said today. The Russians were invited here by a
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      Lock icon Soviets remove books on Berlin boycott
      295 5 MOSCOW, Monday AN OFFICIAL Soviet book on the Olympics that praises the boycott of the 1936 Berlin Games and scorns the International Olympic Committee for allowing them to be held in Nazi Germany has vanished from Soviet book stores. The arguments put forth in
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      Lock icon Nato ministers begin three-day meeting
      53 5 BRUSSELS, Mon. Nato ministers today began three days of meetings here to discuss the consequences of the Afghanistan crisis. At today's meeting, the Nato allies of the United States are scheduled to debate whether their defence contribution is really sufficient in view of the tense
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      Lock icon No further US plan to counter Afghan invasion
      158 5 No further US plan to counter Afghan invasion BALTIMORE, Mon. President Carter does not plan to make any additional move to counter the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. He believes the steps he has already initiated will be effective. In an interview published yesterday in the Baltimore Sun, Mr Carter said
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      Lock icon $160,000 damage to statue
      123 5 $160,000 damage to statue TWO men who climbed the Statue of Liberty to protest the imprisonment of Black Panther member In California being escorted by National Park Service officials after their arrest on Sunday. Police said they defaced the monument to the tone of I SSBMM (Sfl«,IM). Edwin Drummond (right),
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      US dollar falls
      68 5 TOKYO, Mon. The US dollar fell briefly to a sevenmonth low rate of 22h.2C y»n on the Tokyo foreign exchange market today before recovering in heavy trading following Japanese central bank intervention to support the dollar. The dollar, which one month ago hit a 30-month high »f
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    Probe on clippiepassenger scuffle in bus
    139 6 Probe on clippiepassenger scuffle in bus AN ARGUMENT between a conductress and a passenger over the- I checking of his bus pass ended in a fight on an SBS bus along Selegie Road on Sunday. The incident, which is being investigated by the bus company, occurred when the conduc- tress,
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    For repairs
    21 6 THE East Coast Park lagoon will be closed on Friday for maintenance work, the Singapore Sports Council said yesterday.
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    Peek at textbooks in between servings
    33 6 LEFT: Teck Hung doing revision during a slack period. In the background is his father preparing food. ABOVE: Leaving aside revision work, Teck Hung serves a customer.
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    They help their fathers while studying for their exams
    279 6  - They help their fathers while studying for their exams Pictures by MAK KIAN SENG ONG TECK HUNG, 12, is just as happy as his parents when business is brisk at the family yong tow f oo stall at Bon Road Food Centre. Bat Teck Hang, who helps out at the
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    Court rejects belated move to file appeal
    188 6 MERCHANT Eh Kek Pin, whe last year lost a road accident claim for "substantial" damages against a motor-cyclist, yesterday failed in the Court of Appeal in his move for belated leave to file his petition of appeal. Mr Eh was said to have
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    Ex-Sungei Road dealers now under one roof
    193 6 Ex-Sungei Road dealers now under one roof MOST of the electronic and electrical dealers in the Rochore Canal and Sungei Road area, who were affected by urban redevelopment, are now housed under one roof in the four-storey podium of Sim Lim Tower in Jalan Besar. Seventy per cent of the
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    Guard's death: Open verdict
    74 6 A CORONER yesterday recorded an open verdict on the death of a hotel security guard, whose naked body was found in a swimming pool at the Cairnhill Hotel on April 7. The court heard that Mr Utharajthi Thiagarajan, 46, turned up for work at the hotel
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    Annual meet
    45 6 THE MP for Kirn Seng and chairman of the NTUC Occupational Safety and Health committee, Dr One Leong Boon, will attend the Singapore Institution of Safety Officers' third annual dinner and dance at the Hin Restaurant. Hilton Hotel, on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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      231 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 4 Command Little Woman in 9 to 1 Gardener's aid with a Frem-h u <*> ring to itT (6) 5 ss c 5 Rows between houses assigned 6 Tear slrin X and lear (8) to the Pope (8) slu Mmn > '■■ondon (5) 9 Elite going
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    Checkpoint training for narco dogs suspended
    348 7  -  ADVERSE PUBLIC REACTION' By JALEAN HAN THE Customs Department has suspended "live" training for its narcotic-detec-tor dogs at the Woodlands Checkpoint as a result of "adverse public reaction," the department said yesterday. The Senior Director of the Customs Special Branch, Mr Liao Long Sing,
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    Went out for cigs, became 100th road victim
    189 7 Went out for cigs, became 100th road victim MR A. VlvckMMUiUuui (•hove M, ft construction worker who became the lMtk ro*d victim on Sunday, was out with ft friend to bay cigarettes when he was knocked down by ft hlt-and-rnn lorry In Upper Jurcng Road Mr Marnnn Thlnrmaly, 11, also
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    Bookie fined $11,000 for two offences
    279 7 Bookie fined $11,000 for two offences A MAN was yesterday fined $10,000, in default two years' jail, for acting as a principal bookmaker. He was further fined $1,000 or three months' iail for trying to conceal evidence a marker pen used in his bookmaking activities. After the accused, Abu Bakar
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    Party for Ang Mo Kio kids
    64 7 THE Serangoon Garden zone 'G' residents' committee will organise a children's party at Teck Ghee Secondary School. Ang Mo Kio Street, 42, on May 28 at 2p.m. It Is open to all residents of Blocks 422 to 430, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3. A
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    Cashier stole from OMO cash boxes
    104 7 A MAGISTRATE'S court yesterday heard how a Singapore Bus Service security chief caught a senior cashier stealing from the company's cash boxes at the Paya Lebar depot. The cashier, Lim Chin Hock, 43, was yesterday fined $1,000 and jailed a day after he pleaded
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    Flu cases up by 30 pc at private clinics
    136 7 Flu cases up by 30 pc at private clinics The number of people going to private clinics for treatment of influenza since the beginning of the month has risen by 30 to 50 per cent, according to doctors yesterday. However, a Health Ministry spokesman said records from government outpatient clinics
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    ZAMBIAN FOREIGN MINISTER CALLS ON RAJA
    109 7 ZAMBIAN Foreign Minister Wilson Chakulya discussed the situation in Kampuchea and Afghanistan with Foreign Minister S. Rajaratnam yesterday, official sources said. Other topics they covered included the non-align-ed movement, and the refugee problem in Southeast Asia. Zambia abstained from the United Nations votes on
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    SICC chief
    17 7 MR J. M. Jumabhoy has been elected president of the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce.
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    More than just a farewell dinner for Hochstadt...
    443 9 More than just a farewell dinner for Hochstadt NEARLY 700 principals, teachers, Education Ministry officials and others will attend a farewell dinner for the ministry's former permanent secretary, Mr Herman Hochstadt, on Thursday in what promises to be a touching show of friendship. Judging from the praise these educationists so
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    Rubber assn conference
    61 9 THE director of the Department of Trade. Mr Ridzwan Dzafir, will open the seventh Rubber Industries Association of South-east Asian Nations plenary conference at the Hotel Equatorial on May 29. Those interested in the twoday conference can call Mr Michael Lim of the Singapore Rubber and Rubber-Based
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    LOOKS EASY ONCE YOU 'FINGER' IT OUT...
    120 9 DATIN SnhaUkh, wife of Malaysian Prime Minister, Oatnk Hussein Onn. shews great Interest In the defleate art M flnger-palnttng during a visit to the Singapore Handicraft Centre yesterday. She wm pleased wkea artist Dr Chen Wen Hal presented her with the finished piece
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    Thailand tour
    47 9 THE Radin Mas women's subcommittee will organise a week-long tour of Bangkok, Pattaya and Chengmal from June 16 to 22. The fee is $696 a person and includes return air fare, accommodation and three meals. For details, call Radin Mas community centre at telephone *****21.
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    Shop probes missing tax-free goods
    263 9 THE Singapore Airport Duty-Free Emporium is investigating alleged malpractices which resulted in it paying out $31,000 in import duty for unaccounted goods. The investigation started after the emporium had to pay up the money when discrepancies were found in its stocks for March. It is
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    Girl, 9, molested by ice-cream seller
    82 9 A MAGISTRATE'S court yesterday heard bow icecream seller Chin Sin Hua, 59, molested a nine-year-old girl on three occasions after giving her free ice-cream. The girl's parents only came to know of the matter when a member of the public brought it to the
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    Jurong bread for armed forces of four countries
    275 9 A VIEW bakery in Jurong is supplying bread to the American navy, the New Zealand military base here and to some British and Australian armed forces units. Mr Paul Ton, who is in charge of the $2.3 million Banderole Central Bakery in
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    Doctor fined for issuing certificates without jabs
    353 10 Doctor fined for issuing certificates without jabs DR NG Wing Chuen, 38, of Ng Medical Clinic at People's Park Complex, was fined $2,200 yesterday when he pleaded guilty to 15 charges of issuing false certificates of vaccination against smallpox and cholera between April 78 and April last year. The prosecution
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    'Export to world markets' call by Teng Cheong
    610 10 SEMINAR ON PUBLISHING TRENDS THE acting Culture Minister, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, yesterday urged publishers to expand into regional and international markets. They were also told to specialise in children's and scholarly books and those on science, literaty works and technical subjects.
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    Trader who shot dead his partner loses appeal
    347 10 Trader who shot dead his partner loses appeal A BUSINESSMAN who shot dead his senior business-partner three years ago at their shop in Dunlop Street lost his appeal yesterday against conviction for murder and sentence of death. On Nov 6, 1978, Cheng Swee Hin, 29, alias Kee Fatt. was convicted
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    Judge a book by its cover and contents
    273 10 Judge a book by its cover and contents A WELL-DESIGNED book must be matched by its contents and satisfy the senses, said book designer Mr Lim Ching San of Federal Publications yesterday at the Regional English Language Centre. 'T>Jever equate creativity with quality," said Mr Lim in his paper on
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    One for road was store's
    55 10 RETIRED airline clerk Yeo Khee Huat. 56, was jailed for a day and fined $500 by a magistrate's Murt after he admitted stealing a sample bottle of brandy worth $7.50 from Isetan Emporium in Havelock Road on May 11. A security guard detained Yeo as
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    Maori culture
    39 10 THE National Museum and the New Zealand High Commission will jointly present an exhibition on Tangaia The Maori Vision of Man, featuring woodcarvings and photographs at the National Museum Art Gallery from May 16 to June 2.
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    'CASE IS PUSHING FOR SMALL CLAIMS COURT'
    141 11 THE Consumers Association of Singapore recently submitted a seccad memorandum to the government to set up a small claims court where consumers can seek redress Inexpensively, Tke New Nation reported yesterday. The seed (or such a court was first brought up In Parliament
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    Putting history (1945 to 1965) on tapes
    233 11 Putting history (1945 to 1965) on tapes THE Oral History Department of the Ministry of Culture is building up a library of tapes to portray Singapore's history from 1945 to 1965. The tapes will record memories and experiences of some 150 politicians, community leaders and successful businessmen who lived through
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    816 units donated
    49 11 THE total number of blood donations in the past week was 816 units and the number of transfusions, 846 units. Donations came from Ngee Ann Technical College, SAFTI, Lucky Plaza, Ministry of Defence, Goodwood Park Hotel, York Hotel, Jurong Town Cor- poration and Mt Vernon Camp.
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    PSA tariffs
    30 11 THE new PSA tariff implemented on March 1 is now available in booklet form at $2 a copy at the cashier's office, 1st floor, PSA Towers, Maritime Square.
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    Pork from Thailand next year
    243 11  -  By LEE KIM CHEW Our Bangkok Reporter THAILAND will export pork and other farm products to Singapore early next year under a 50 million bant (S$10 million) joint venture company set up by the two governments. The enterprise, SingThai Farms Company, is building its first
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    Association officials
    32 11 MISS Ann Choo has been elected president of the Singapore Physiotherapy Association. Other officials are: Miss Lim Peck Neoh, vice-presi-dent; Miss Margaret Chua. secretary and Miss Li Hiow Hong, treasurer.
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    How our union leaders can face tasks of the 80s
    288 11 TRADE union leaders should have a sound knowledge of the industry and the state of the economy so that their demands are in tune with economic progress as Singapore meets the challenges of the 1980s through tripartism. The Minister of
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    Two films
    25 11 THE National Museum will screen two colour dim*. Soul of Japan and Destination Tai wan, at Its premises Uwiwi I'ow at 8 p.m.
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      445 11 The Pasta at Mario's FETTUCCINE, jfiZ&SSfa s K* A L/IClll 1CV4 a native of g^f JK& «L northern Italy, MM^mlSm^mlfi is a flat ribbon noodle made with eggs. Try Fettuccine Alfredo, a rich \»»Sfc*dHfl pasta dish with cream and Parmesan cheese. It's a speciality of Signor >^ <^^^ letro cnet
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    Counsel:-Survey reports a 'desperate after thought'
    332 12 Counsel:Survey reports a 'desperate after thought' A LAWYER yesterday described two survey reports, produced by an Arab businessman in the High Court to support his $1.25 million suit against an insurance firm, as a "desperate afterthought." Mr A. P. Godwin, for Malayan Motor and General Underwriters (Pte) Ltd, pointed out
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    HDB invites applications for Chip Bee houses again
    345 12 THE Housing Board has reopened Chip Bee Gardens to applications for rental of houses and flats there. This decision to reopen the estate to applications, suspended since last September, for rental of the reverted property in Holland Village was made last month
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    NS call-up
    35 12 NATIONAL service registration for Singapore citizens and permanent residents born between Get 1 and Dec 31, 1963, will be conducted at the Central Manpower Base, Dempsey Road between May 21 and Aug 29.
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    Open verdict on 6 ship blast deaths
    266 12 Open verdict on 6 ship blast deaths A CORONER yesterday recorded an open verdict on the death of six crew members of the ship Seiko Maru who died in a fire and explosion on the ship on Aug 1 last year. But Coroner Mr Peter Lim said he was unable
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    Maid charged with theft
    54 12 A MAIDSERVANT. Vijaya Gopal, 17, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with theft of jewellery worth $2,020 from her employer. She was alleged to have stolen the jewellery from Mr Sithravelu Nadesan. her employer, on May 7. She will be tried on Sept 26. Bail
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    LAST 7,600 FLATS FOR BEDOK NEW TOWN
    97 12 THE last 7,SM flats at Bedok New Town will be ready by the end of next year. There are 332 two- I room units, 3,593 three- room units, 1.J21 fourroom units and 1,754 five-room units. Whh the existing 38,B*s units In the estate,
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      200 12 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp I'M SURE THAT INSECT LOOK, DARLIN j AND NICE YOU MY MUSBAND SAW WIU. TELL ME HOW I MADE A LOT J I HERE'S V MUST HAVE j YDUR HUSBAND AT I HARO HE WORKED ALL I OF MONEY YOUR i WORKED
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Shock defeat of Umno division leader
      193 13 Shock defeat of Umno division leader BAGAN SERAI, Mon. The Deputy Housing and Local Government Minister was edged out as head of the Bagan Serai Umno division here yesterday by the Perak Umno Youth leader. Datuk Haji Ramli bin Omar obtained 94 votes, while Mr Zainal Abidin bin Zin captured
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      Lock icon KL congress
      31 13 KUALA PILAH, Mon. About 1,300 people will attend the Umno Economic Congress in Kuala Lumpur later this month, Umno vice president Mr Abdul Ghafar Baba said here yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon Hijacked tankers found
      77 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Police recovered two oU tankers containing about $IM,*M worth of palm oil 15 hoars after they were hijacked from a company In Jalan Scott here last night. T*e tankers were found at about II a.m. today, abandoned along the Kuala Lampur-Seremban hljrnway. A police
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      Taxi drivers form union
      41 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Taxi drivers in Selangor have formed a union to prevent their exploitation by taxi owners, the Star reported yesterday. The union's pro tern secretaray, Mr S.K. Tharmalingam, said the union was now awaiting registration.
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      Lock icon Accused: No guns or bullets in my possession
      501 13 THE BOTAK CHIN TRIAL KUALA LUMPUR, Monday BOTAK CHIN, who made his defence today in the High Court on three charges under the Internal Security Act, denied having firearms or ammunition in his possession or control. Even the two pouches of bullets
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      Lock icon TUNKU TO UNION MEN: REJOIN BOARDS
      184 13 TUNKU TO UNION MEN: REJOIN BOARDS PETALING JAVA, Mon. Former Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman today advised union representatives to return to boards of statutory bodies from which they had resigned. He said their resignation had been a loss to workers who now had nobody to take up their causes
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      Housing cost in Penang highest in the country
      258 13 Housing cost in Penang highest in the country KUALA LUMPUR, Monday HOUSE prices in Penang continued their upward spiral last year, making the island the most expensive place in Malaysia to own I a house. Statistics released by the Valuation Division of the Finance Ministry show that in 1979, a
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      Lock icon Seized tin ore sold to smelter
      99 13 Seized tin ore sold to smelter KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Kuala Lumpur customs today disposed of 13,300 kg of tin ore valued at $260,000 which was seized from smugglers here by selling it to a smelting company for more than $19 a kg. City customs spokesman, Mr Winston Gonzaga, said
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      Lock icon Trade talks in Seoul
      87 13 SEOUL, Mon. Malaysia's permanent secretary to the Foreign Ministry, Tan Sri Zakaria AH, today held talks with South Korean Vice Foreign Minister Lee Moon-yong on ways of increasing trade and economic relations between the two countries, the Foreign Ministry said. Discussions included possible joint ventures for
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      Lock icon Concern over imbalance of votes in Johore
      181 13 Concern over imbalance of votes in Johore JOHORE BARU, Mon. Johore Umno will take steps to ensure that prospective Malay voters in the state register themselves to offset the imbalance between Malay and non-Malay voters. Johore Umno's liasion secretary, Datuk Haii Abdul Rahman Mahmud, said today that Umno viewed the
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      Wage hike by August
      63 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The salary increases for all civil servants will be implemented before Hari Raya Puasa in August, Finance Minister Tengku Razaleight Hamzah told Bernama yesterday. The government has already announced that they will increase the salaries of all civil servants. However, Tengku Razaleigh did
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      Lock icon Rose Chan made a bankrupt over $4,700
      179 13 Rose Chan made a bankrupt over $4,700 SEREMBAN, Mon. Firmer strip-tease dancer, Kosmlnah nintl Abdullah alias Rose (h»n, was made a bankrupt in the High Court here today. Syarlkat Starllte Electric and I'lumblne of Seremban claimed that Rose Chan had failed to pay $4,731. M which she owed them. Mr
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      'Islam' needs clearance
      51 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Socieites and political parties incorporating the word "Islam" in their names will require clearance from the Religious Affairs Department before they are registered, the Sunday Mai] said yesterday. This was told to the newspaper by the Registrar of Societies. Mr Ahmad Kamal bin Mohamed
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      Lock icon 200 specialists
      40 13 PENANG, Mon. About 200 skin specialists from 21 countries will converge here for the Fourth Regional Conference of Dermatologists to be held from June! to 9, the chairman of the organising committee. Dr Dalgit Singh said today. Reuter.
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  • The Straits Times TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1980
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      POOR DRAFTING
      376 14 PARLIAMENT, as Miss Phyllis Tan, an advocate and solicitor, pointed out at a seminar last Sunday, makes laws that impinge on every aspect of our lives. "It actively moulds and regulates the scope of business enterprise, the property relations of families and even their breeding habits." Because of
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      SMOKE IN YOUR EYES
      369 14 SMOKERS beware: The day may not be too far off when they will find themselves segregated from their non-smoking colleagues. Such a suggestion already implemented by some firms in the West may come as a surprise, considering that by and large Singaporeans are a fairly tolerant
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    TITBITS
    352 14  -  By MILTON CHASE our Washington reporter MAVERlCKmultimillionaire Stewart Mott is willing to put his money wher his mouth is when it comes to backing congressman John B. Anderson. He already has poured more than US$lOO,OOO into advertisements promoting the liberal Republican candidate. Now he is ready to bankroll any
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    MAY DAY! MAY DAY! MAY DAY!
    1627 14 LONDON TIMES EDITORIAL May 6 Many good people wish to for- get, to forget Afghanistan, to forget Pol Pot, to forget Vietnamese or Cuban Boat People, to forget Czechoslovakia, to forget Hungary, to forget the Gulag Archipelago, to forget the KGB and to forget
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    More headaches in store for Thais
    830 14  -  MUSLIM separatists fighting for an independent state in southern Thailand are growing stronger politically ana militarily, promising more violence and headaches for the Thai Government in the months ahead. A recent Thai Government report says the separatists have become more efficient in rallying support
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    ASEAN NOTE
    364 14 Monkey business WHAT the Malaysians did with their monkeys is short of unbelievable. They have trained the animals to harvest coconuts. Not just to scurry up a coconut tree and pluck just any fruit, mind you, but the monkey knows which nut is ripe for the picking and
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      279 14 Parke-Davis, a leading international name in Pharmaceuticals, introduces New Benylin COUGH SYRUP Coughing is your body's way of telling How Benylin soothes you that something may be wrong with n 6w Benylin has a cool, peppermint flavour respiratory system, your. It goes down with such a soothing One of the
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  • FORUM
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      Doing well without to the much money or talent
      434 15 Doing well without to the much money or talent HOW CAN you possibly print statements such as, "It is a well known fact that certain British imported television dramas have been a real bore," and "After 10 years our TV network still hasn't acquired the capability and experience to produce
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      why I'll stay home glued to the box
      167 15 why I'll stay home glued to the box SBC MUST be improving if the following is any criterion. During the recent telecast of the film "Avanti," shown in the Friday Night Movie time slot, Juliet Mills and Jack Lemmon were seen baring all, to the delight of audiences. On another
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      Run Grammy Awards again
      84 15 Run Grammy Awards again I VERY much enjoyed watching the 21st Annual Grammy Awards on Labour Day and I am sure many viewers did too. It is not often that we have the opportunity to see so many of our favourite singers together and hear their hit songs all in
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      Public gambling?
      129 15 I WAS under the Impression that we had laws which prohibited gambling In public. May I ask the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation and the police why a programme shown on Sundays at prime time Is allowed to blatantly violate this law? The Sony Betamax Show has a game, "Flip
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      NEWS TIME IS OK
      76 15 PLEASE REFER to the letter, "Shift the news in English," by "Leo" (ST. April 30). I do not think there is a need for the news in English to be rescheduled just because it clashes with other popular programmes. If the writer wants to keep abreast
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      Much ado over a harmless leisure activity
      244 15 I REFER to the letter by "Citizen" ("Disco sessions at community centres are regrettable, (ST, April 23). Mr Citizen's attitude of horror and self-righteous indignation that there abound in Singapore socalled immoral perverts who indulge in disco dancing for "illicit sex and other
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      Win or lose, let us see our team
      124 15 YOU WILL agree that when Singapore lost to Perak 3-0 in the recent Malaysia Cup soccer tournament, there was not a shadow of a telecast by SBC. Had the result been the reverse, viewers would have without fail been watching the match
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      Showing a leg and more
      95 15 Showing a leg and more LOOKING AT the picture of the "Crowning moment of these beauties" (ST, May 5) I am shocked by the fourth-placed girl's attire. I wonder whether this is a flesh show. The organisers of this pageant should set some rules regarding contestants' attire. This is an
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      Regulate the make-up of teachers
      99 15 Regulate the make-up of teachers I READ with interest the article in the Sunday Times (April 20) on the limitations placed on the make-up of SAF women. But there are other people who also wear heavy make-up worse than that shown in the picture. In the school in which my
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      Subtitles in English?
      44 15 I AM an Indian and a regular viewer of the Can- i tonese programme "Cha- meleon telecast on Sundays at 9.15 p.m. I am having difficulty understanding the dialect. Could the SBC run English subtitles for this programme? CHAMELEON, Singapore mi.
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    • REPLIES FROM THE SBC
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        Dramas that highlight from good values
        167 15 Dramas that highlight from good values WE WOULD like to respond to the letter, "Bring back the good old films with morals" (ST, April 30) from "Caring Mothers." Our output of locallyproduced programmes includes dramas in Chinese, Malay and Tamil. These programmes have often reflected the values referred to by
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        Renewal is itself a reminder
        100 15 Renewal is itself a reminder I REFER to Mr Y.C. Swee's letter, "I'll pay the fee but don't tax my memory," on the payment of radio and television licence fees (ST, April 21). The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has taken over the responsibility of radio and TV licensing since Feb 1.
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        69 15 WE WOULD like to respond to the letter, "British series jolly good," from Y. K. Keong (ST, April 30). We realise that tastes differ as far as wrestling programmes are concerned. Some viewers prefer "Stampede Wrestling," others "Wrestling from Britain." We will therefore continue to telecast both
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        Jacky's 4-second 'starring role'
        100 15 THE ENCLOSED advertisement (above) clearly shows that the film "Master with Crack Fingers" has Jacky Chan as the leading actor. Believing the advertisement to he true and reliable, I went for the midnight show the result of which was total disgust and disappointment. I was disappointed
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      177 15 INVITATION to be a man of property. To new guaranteed high growth secure investment opportunities. To find out how you can profitably invest in selected properties in the South of France, Spain, Portugal and Florida in the U.S.A. At the Malaysia Room Hilton Hotel on Friday 16th May 2:00 pm
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      293 15 A LlN64ft Jjmßf Automatic Gate System i^t/ by the f||rj FA4C 'S'S'S S t S I Reliable Secure and < Simple to install, *^A^ <" compatible with your g J existing gate. At the price you can afford. Sole Agent a J W*rl ¥%M> IS.E.A.) Pte. Ltd CJnit 1201. FookHai
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1436 16 THE last transacted ready sate at the close ol business on the Stork Exchange ol Stnga pore yesterday compared with the previous day'i price* together with IS7S high and lo» I Adjusted for scrip nnhts lame) \M0 La.l IIP Hi«h lo« l..mp.m S.l» -ornH THIN i)\l II 370
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      327 16 Closing tone: Fairly steady. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 4,234,000 units valued at $13,471,000 Industrials accounted for 2,518,000, finance 338,000, hotels 133,000, properties 736,000, debentures, loans and bonds 10,000, plantations 443,000, minings 56,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled: 115,000 units
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1518 16 BIO and offer prices officially listed and bustnen In an reported to the Stock Exchange o( Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots o( 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      1844 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. I Mil STklAI-N Atom (2 1HH 2.22S) cd Alei H*M I132H 1 36S)
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        H'kong
        296 16 HONGKONG: The market rallied towards the close in (airly active trading with activity concentrated on secondliners yesterday, dealers said. The Hang Seng index gained 5.77 points to close at 889.62, after losing 6.31 in early trading on profit-taking following Saturday's decision by local banks not to reduce interest rates,
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        315 16 SYDNEY: Oil and resources stock* were firmer In an otherwise dull market yesterday, dealers said. SMrtM rose 60 cents to AJ9.80 and Wiiailt 18 to $2.58 on heavy overseas buying, while elsewhere, Utaa rose 36 cents to 4.35 despite news that the NSW-Queensland coal strike would continue, while BHP,
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        364 16 The Dow Jones average fell I 5.83 to close at 6.754.94 points, with a volume of 160 million shares. The New index closed at 466.63. down 0.15 point. TOKYO: Share prices closed slightly lower in slow and lacklustre trading yesterday, dealers said. Y.n Ajm i.li, Akin A... Ill Hi-ill
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        143 16 CHINESE Pf4ttt Exekaage, HigipsM, mm i-tmUm price* per INkiyirWU): CmMl til: Bulk fob $137.50 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $147 50 sellers, new drum fob $154.00 sellers Cepra: Mixed (loose) $79 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $505 00 sellers. Sarawak white
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        STRAITS TIN
        35 16 THE STRAITS tin price edged $10 lower to $2,190 per picul (equivalent to $36.21 per kilo, down 17 cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 39 tonnes to 189 V% tonnes.
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        RUBBER
        418 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed easier yesterday, with June RSS One buyers quoted at 290.00 cents per kilo, down 8.50 cents from last Friday's close, dealers said. The morning market had lost six cents following lower London advices, stale bull releases and stoploss selling, they said. The
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        117 16 NOON SSR and SMK prim ynvdav has tarn urr».l Mlbl Hutrn Sf llrra SSK iu 1 t..n p.iku ***** *****N SSR 50 II Ion pallMI 271 SO 273 SON mrm H Jan SMRCV lllonpaUMI M* SO .146 SON SMRL lllonpdWl) .12* SO Ul SON SMR S 1
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        40 16 Rubber: May 12 Singapore: June: 290.00 cents (down 8.50 cents) Malaysia: June: 294.00 cents (down 9.00 cents) Tin: M$2,190 (down $10) (equivalent to $36.21 per kilo) (down 17 cents) Official offering: 189 1 2 tonnes (up 39 tonnes)
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        106 16 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $35,889 and closed at $35,800 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at US$511.50 513.50 and was traded in very thin conditions between $512.00 514.00 and $***** 510.50 before closing at I $***** 511 50 Market sentiment was very
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        47 16 Kimptr A Banking > Krranil Itraita Tradinf lr«m«l •aciflc D«v i U B lafnum Corpn Iclangor Dredg 'an (hone > V E )unlop Ind 550 950 1380 1220 550 320 378 830 560 560 535 505 56 25 20 20 20 20 17 15 15 15 15 15
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        23 16 Ipore <;]«■• N I T P 197S CB Plant 'on* Plant 2M 6T0 645 294 346 223 -7 -5 -0 -5 -4 4
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        25 16 K L Kepong 237,000 POL *****0' I Land 176,000 S Darby 160,000 i Total turnover: 4.35m ToUI value: $13 77m Source: SES
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        34 16 3.T. Indicator: industrials: finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: DCBC: S.E.S.Ind: Apr 9 May 12 4408.81 441S :u 491.06 ***** 858.01 ***** 430.73 ***** 355.69 357.05 282.13 286.09 861.48 862.30 482.37 485.56 438.27 438.74
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      Late support lifts prices
      321 16 PRICKS dosed mixed in relatively quirt trading at the Singapore stock market yesterday. Initial steadiness was dampened slightly by light profit-taking In a few scattered counters bat selected quality issues remained firm •s prices gained farther rroand. Yesterday's activity ni relatively light during the greater part
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      Kuala Lumpur
      331 16 PRICES turned a shade easier on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, after last week's widespread gains. Trading was quiet as market operators paused to reassess the current situation following the recent strong uptrend The New Straits Times industrial ordinary share index closed the day 3.53 points higher
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      Money and exchanges
      138 16 THE US dollar opened al 12 1660 and closed at $2 1700 20 in the Singapore (orex market yesterday The market rallied to a high $2 1750 60 as US interest rates moved higher Commercial buying also helped to push the market higher, late profit taking, however,
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      Discount
      49 16 RANGE of prices offered by dis--ounl houses on May U Overnight 7 7 5 16' Call deposits: 6 I riotiif Bj>in( Srlh.j 3-month Treasury bills n > 3 month Bank bills u 1> 3 months CD 10 9/16 10 7/18 6 months CD 10- >0 Source: Mation*! Discount Co
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      32 16 Closing Interbank rates Singapore dollars on May I Offer Bid Overnight 12 12 1 month 11 10. 2 months 10 I 10' 1 3 months 10 10 Overnight mode 13
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      NOMINAL RATES
      345 16 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on May 12: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: Currencies Nominal rit« Smithsonian Percentage quoted yesterday (crast)panty Chang* Loral dollars to onr unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1700 2.1720 2.8196 -23.04 Sterling pound 4.9365 4.9430 7.3469
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      Prime lending rates
      24 16 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Ls 12.2 per rent.
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      Inchcape Bhd expects further improvement
      1333 17 BEST EVER RESULTS THE strong recovery staged by Inchcape Bhd last year, following two years of declining earnings, will not be a hit and run type of performance. Its directors believe that the group will continue to improve this year, albeit at a slower rate.
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      Genting Hotel ready soon
      234 17 Genting Hotel ready soon THE 18-storey Genting Hotel, which was partially opened for business in 1978, is expected to be fully operational by the end of September. This was disclosed by a spokesman from Genting Berhad. The $80 million hotel has 747 rooms, the largest single hotel block in Malaysia.
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      Outlook bright for Kulim (M)
      666 17 KULIM (Malaysia) which improved strongly last year is expected to perform well this year. The group which derives the bulk of its income from oil palm has never been in better health or faced more hopeful prospects, chairman Datuk Haji Basir Ismail said. His optimism
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      622 17 We are a new but expanding Industrial Consultancy Organisation, providing I engineering and industrial management and advisory services. We are looking I I for suitable Malaysians to fill the following positions in our organisation:PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT AND TRAINING CONSULTANT The candidate should possess a University Degree or professional qualification in Business
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      1072 17 TRONOH MINES MALAYSIA BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) AUDITED CONSOLIDATED MINING AND FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 1979 Year Year ended ended 3112 79 3112 78 MINING RESULTS Output of tin concentrate piculs Tronoh 10.473 13.667 Bido: 25,113 26. 157 35,586 39.824 Equivalent to -tonnes 2,152 2.409 Average
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      64 17 nNDBt NOTKf JABATAN PWYIA»AN MALAYSIA (Deportment of Baradcmting Moloyua) Kuala lumpvt. Tvnatn an mmtod for supply of 16MM/35MM Dual Gauge Umptei Flying Spat Colour Tctecin* Syttom (Sp»cincotion No. 19/JP/TV/80) AH Knd*n mutt b* uibmittwj by Saturday 14th Junt. 1980 (1200 noon). T«na*r Dorurrwntt or* avoil ?bW from me Finance Diviwon
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      4208 18 tAT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service *****22 I M i-i^ mi I mil ii i i i II Monday Friday 830am bOOpm Ordmar, 70 cts p*r «ord irrwi VIO bO> I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE T»n,sC*ntr* 9 00 a m -500pm IMm $49*51 S^ndo^ fm* VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS
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      737 18 II EMPLOYMENT FEMALE CLERK REQUIRED Knowledgi of typing Kxpenence i not necessary Write in wilh contact telephone recent photograph l non returnable) 10 Henderson I' Box .Stt.s Singapore FEMALE CLERK WANTED urgently by Travel Firm Interested please call personally al tft Golden Mile Tower, between i II 00 am id
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      544 18 International Forwarding Company hat vacancy tor: ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Al least 2 ye^irs experience 111 keepuiK full set of books lap 10 balance sheet inclel»Mi<le!itly Able to type on electric typewriter Forward application!, which mutt include contact telephone number and recant photograph non-returnable to: S.T. BOX A***** INTERNATIONAL AIRFREIGHT FORWARDERS r.i|inres
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      586 19 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant b) Secretarial and Clerical SPECIAL PROJECT FOR GOOD TYPISTS Wondering what lo do with your annual leave' Like to eern some good money? If you type 40 wpm. accurately. available from Itth 24th Mey IMO Call Mai *****26 today lor your money-making |ob JONMOf* TELEX
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      711 19 RECEPTIONIST/GENERAL CLERK required urgently s.il.ir> oltered »2SO to $300 depending on working experience Plee** caH at: 120* MT ELIZABETH CENTRE. SINGAPORE 0*22. lor immediate interview during ol fue hours. RECEPTION/TYPIST WITH initiative and pleasant personality required Salary will be between $220 to $260. Those interested please write and enclose photographs
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      719 19 II EMPLOYMENT TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST W* have an immediate position that may appeel to bright young peraon. It uill require mainly lo be a support stuff member doing fast neat ai -curate lyping. but at the aunc tune attending the reception and telephone calls However this should not be 100 arduous as
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      780 19 c) Smtes Make $500 or more as our FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS The Job: Sales promotion at major department stores The Company: A leading marketing company in fashion products with extensive market coverage presently employing over 30 Promoters Remuneration: Attractive basic salary plus allowance, commission, bonus and other Incentive schemes Fringe
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      606 19 II EMPLOYMENT EUROPEAN MANUFACTURING ORGANISATION SEEK SALES REPRESENTATIVES FOR IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENT: SECONDARY EDUCATION MUST POSSESS OWN TRANSPORT COMPLETED N.S. WE PAY: BASIC *****- TRANSPORT a COMMISSION. TRAINING WILL BE PROVIDED. INTERESTED APPLICANT KINDLY CALL PERSONALLY TO: 76 PL A YF AIR ROAD, SINGAPORE 1336 MR. TERENCE TAN Expanding Engineering
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      719 19 NEWSWEEK FEMALE SUBSCRIPTION ADVISORS MONTHLY INCOME SSS2 IS AS- SUREO TO SELECTED APPLICANTS 1 1 Applicants must be matured with a pleasant personality and speak fluent English Compute training provided CaHal: SEROY ENTERPRISE i ISA Orchard Road Tat *****1 axl. 7 Mr. Scow Interview*: Tuesday to Saturday > MALE AND
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      700 19 II EMPLOYMENT TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE Required by an eatabliahed European Trading Company tor their Singapore office. Candidate should have several years experience in selling technical equipment and products, preferably to the shoe Industry The successful candidate with own transport should be ambitious, to work independently and prepared to accordance with
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      623 19 Established refrigeration company require*: 1) TECHNICIAN/MECHANIC 2) DESIGN/ASSISTANT DRAUGHTSMAN Applicants must have ITC/NTT in aircond and refrign. Those studying part-time in Holy may also apply We offer: a i 5 days week b) Transport allowance after confirmation c I Medical, merit and incentive benefits Apply with detailed resume to: ALEXANDRA
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      596 19 II EMPLOYMENT Established Construction Equipment company require*: 1 WELDER c General uelduiK and fabrication work Minimum 2 years experience Completed N S 2 MECHANICAL APPRENTICES c To be trained m assembly ol equipment c Preferably from Vocational School 3. MACHINIST c 2 years' experience c Completed N S For appointment,
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      542 19 KAYTROIMIGS Our audio consumer production la cihties *r* rapidly expanding and we urgently need: REPAIRMEN TROUBLESHOOTERS (Electronics) for clock radio* and caaaett* radio*. Requirement*: c VITB HadioSert, emu c ITt in Klertroni Servicing c Private Radio Servicing Certificate c NTT in Electronic Servicing c 2 years previous experience in repair
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      552 20 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant •> Dommstlc A Japanese company requires for Its Japanese staff an Kniilish-ipeaklng DOMESTIC SERVANT Lunch provided Single aged below ?5 yaan Plaatant per tonality Salary negotiable Duties include cleaning, washing and cooking Cooking experience Is not essential M the successful applicant will be taught Japanese
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      382 20 Female Production Operators I mtrM Requirements: Age 16 years and above Primary or Secondary education W« Offer: Attractive starting pay 2nd shift allowance $3.35 p.d. 3rd shift allowance $4.35 p.d. $60 attendance bonus 1 3th month payment/ annual increment Paid annual/marriage/ sick compassionate maternity leave Medical/Dental benefits Free drinks and
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      372 20 II EMPLOYMENT HYMOLD PTE. LTD. requires: SKILLED SPRAY PAINTERS No shift High monthly salary Transport provided Regular overtime Painting allowance *4S *105 Hostel for Malaysians Other benefits Interview at NO. 1, FOURTH LOK YANG ROAD (Feeder iirvicn 250 a 2S0A) HYMOLD PTE. LTD. requires: MACHINE OPERATORS on 2 rotating shifts
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      473 20 HITACHI KOKI (S) PTE LTD MALE/FEMALE OPERATORS/ PRODUCTION PERSONNEL c Age 17 to 25 years c Completed Secondary education or holder of ITC certificate c Able to perform 2 shift duties c Able lo speak simple English an advantage c Salary negotiable We Oner: c Free transportation c r'ree uniforms
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      460 20 II EMPLOYMENT SUMIDEN ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. A subsidiary of Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd.. Japan Invites applications for MALE/FEMALE GENERAL OPERATORS Must be Singapore Citizens/ Permanent Residents Minimum age 16 years and above Male applicants must have completed N.S We provide: Attractive starting salary Free transport at pick-up points, to and
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      373 20 Bj\Nichiosl |EBH|B BS4a9JUI^43rSJ|H HbVikaß|MMl||a BSjMettMiSSSa^PLfl ■fHaW#MUHaI [philips require* FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Applicants should be: in age, 16 years otd and above. c In education. Primary 4 to Secondary 4 (any language stream) You will be happy to work for PHILIPS ainca ■Mas j-Jgjej. ik. f nlinaaaitran w? ufrwv inf i
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      297 20 II EMPLOYMENI SIEMENS) We are subsidiary of SIEMENS AG, Germany, one of the 10 largest electronic companies in the world with over 330,000 employees. .^aaaßßßßßßßW'fek^ Benefits Cash Awards Free Refreshment/ Snacks Subsidised Transport Paid Marriage Leave Medical Dental Benefits Many Other Benefits Starting ""7ConfinnationY"" Ye% are eartfWrf Imfted to COSM
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      664 20 We are a large well established manufacturing company in Singapore and we invite applications for the following posts 1) MACHINE OPCNATOMS Candidates must be prepared to work on shifts Preference given to those who have completed S V I and N S 2) OENERAL WORKERS (Male 4 Female) Willing to
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      1217 20 II EMPLOYMENT AN OFFICE BOY retired preferably teenager ptMM COIIUkCl Ksl.ihlishert Coinrjan) In provldTel *****54 loday for interview '"K <ervices (or Hi-Ki and Colour APPRENTICE WANTED Interested T<p|t "•>'"" require" plea.se call personally to 38. Blk 1) FEMALE SERVICE CLERKS 1001 Eunos Ave 8. Eunos Indus- Eipenence/QualHicaliona: trial t.state. Singapore
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      644 21 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant m) General THE SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB has immediate vacancies for WAITERS Starting salary S3OO per month with annual increment and trinoe benefits. Only SuiKaiHire clllien with necessary exj>erience should apply to THE GENERAL MANAGER SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB ST. ANDREW'S ROAD SINGAPORE 0617. Those who have
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      526 21 International American Organisation Danbury. CennectKut. USA We need several yming and personable LADIES a OENTLEMCN to join our group as MANAGEMENT TRAINEES No experience required as all Management Trainees will be trained through company's procedures Irom suuare one Applicants must possess the lole Minimum IKK O level c <;.><><l command
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      642 21 II EMPLOYMENT LJ Of NERAI Off SEL Invites application! tor the poets Ba> 1) PROCESSING CLERK c Completed se.-ondary education c Knowledge of typing an aaaet c Preferably able to operate telex machine c 1-2 years relevant experience preferred 2) ASSISTANT STOREKEEPER c ompleted secondary education c Kelevant experlenre in
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      335 21 M HOTEL MERLIN SINGAPORE 1 has immediate vacancies tor: (A)WAITERS/ WAITRESSES (B)LOUNGE/DISCO WAITRESSES (C)KITCHEN PORTER (D)BAR PORTER (E)CARPARK ATTENDANTS (MALE FEMALE) (F) SECURITY GUARDS Interested parties, pieate call per tonally with working testimonial, recent passport sue photograph to: THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT HOTEL MERLIN SINGAPORE 3-301. 3RD FLOOR MERLIN PLAZA BEACH
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      587 21 II EMPLOYMENT A abacus 1) STEELWORK SUPERVISOR 2) FEMALE CLERK/ TYPIST required to work in Jurong Site Polytechnic graduates preferred lor Position 1 Previous site experience and Class 3 driving licence would be an advantage Call for immediate appointment MR. RICHARD DOUGLAS TEL. *****33 If BLOND ASIA PTE LTD We
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      664 21 NTUC WELCOME urgently require! A BUTCHER c Must li.iv,- ompleted NS c Kxperience in butchery Responsible lor the maintenance ol frozen cabinets and ability to prepare various meal cuts, hamburgers, sausage meat and other similar products Salary will commensurate with .|u.ili(ication's and experlenre. Interested applicants please write to: THE SECRETARY
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      761 21 II EMPLOYMENT S PORE SQUASH CENTRE requires RECEPTIONISTS CLEANERS Interested applicant! please «n:c with telephone number or ■'.ill [i.TMHi.illy (between 12 2 p in to SPORE SQUASH CENTRE Central Park Fort Canning Rise Singapore M17 STORE AT 1/4 tns Jurong requires Store Hands Those willing to work long hours. l>l<Msr
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      573 21 VOLVO Due to rapid expansion, we Invite applications for the following positions: 1) FEMALE CLERK/ TYPIST Requirements: c GCE -O1O 1 level c Preferably with credit In Maths c Able lo type at a speed of not less than 30 wpm c Age between 17 -22 years 2) MALE STORE
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      576 21 111 VEHICLES BOATS OATSUN PICKUPS ANO Air. oii.li Uoned .ars lor lure irom Hlap lloe Ir.lK CO It.- I t.l I'lease tel EASTERN CAR RENTALS special rales tor sell-drive DaUun I2OY. atKOfl '.issetle player Weekly Singapore SliftO Malaysia S39?> Monthly Singapore use sow Tel 29MM B7UM HOE HONG TRADING oilers
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      820 21 bmw 2002 U74 excellent cond lion View at CM. Parklane Shop|>ll>K Mall BMW }23i late IOTI Complete I w. ill) factory alrcond ran-rool TKH set Mlchehn t>r>-v loan ar- rangeable Tel MM41*. exrhang e r.ir considered DEC. 1*77 BMW SOSI Doctor <>* iit .iin oiki tap* .mil radio sports runs
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      910 22 11l VEHICLES BOATS 45 Vehicles For Sal* d) Flat 1973 FIAT 132. ISOO c .urc cn.li luuier radio, road tax new. I'AKh .showroom condition Call AWom 1973 FIAT 132 1800 it Airrond .asselte ne» lax tip lop condition KllKihle lor I'AHF $***** 0.1) o Tel HH2MOB. *****1 197« FIAT 124
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      928 22 1979 MAZDA 323. .1 tOOf I BWaM excellent condition si.V3oo»no n v ■matjaabta Call nUM 1979 MAZOA 899 OM ovuirr ur rond ux insurance nrw ta.500 Tel *****57 7 MOWTHS OLD M.c/d.c BJJ latest nni model. 1000 5-door I c .ireful BW9Mt New road tux. aircond. IBaallll 118..WU Tel *****27
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      673 22 111 VEHICLES BOATS OWNER LEAVING: 1972 UaL.nl 161. Airriind CMWUf new lax Insuraru e itfer-. u> U Wattan Kstale 1972 COLT OALANT Coupe, airCOIId, sports rims, eligible PARK $7,700 Kxchange considered RMM4UMV. 1972 COLT GALANT 161.. GS. .urnnid. sports rims, cassette. r\i •■Unit condition. Interested tel oil lee *****71. residence
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      908 22 1973 TOYOTA CROWN Acllolll.ill. MB cx Non PARI- $4 000 only Tel *****96 1973 TOYOTA CORONA Insurance Koad Tax till August Radio c .issette palnl baUcn new Heaulifully maintained Famil) s second cur Tel *****13 Robert 1973 TOYOTA CELICA 1600.5T an on radio cassette, tax Sept 19H0 $U 600 Tel
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      740 22 111 VEHICLES BOATS SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD Singapora Uaad Car Carpark Plot "E Fnnga Carpark G Kampong Java Road Singapore 9 Tel: *****05/23M792/*****97 (Open Irom 9.00 a.m. S.M p.m.) 1978 Mil Colt Lamda 2000 GSR a/c Mil Colt Sigma 1600 GS a/c Maida 323 1000 c.c. A/c 1977
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      872 22 1971. DAIHATSU Charade XTK '.«U c <• 1 owner Showroom condition Original paintwork PARK eligible $16 5000 no *****1 1979 PORSCHE 924. with Turbo kit. 2 owners, expensive radio/ cassette and sports rims Perfect condition Tel *****11 Uavid '222SK' NUMBER PLATE for sale $3,000 Call *****01 Tlo $5/- SERVICE CHARGE,
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      259 26 Ttw family of the late MR. TOH LOH With to *»prei» their heartfelt gratitude to all relative*, manage ment and ataff ol airline*, travel agents, schools, associates and Inends for their kind assistance, wreathi. donalioni. condolences and attendance during their recent bereavement. TAN HUNG CHWEE and Tan Hung
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      379 26 Madam Kalyam Animal W/0 Late V.M. Kumaraaamy Senior Interpret•r Commimoint ot Oalha patted away peacefully on 12 5-80 leaving behind Son*. Daughters. Sons-in-law Daughters in-law and grand children Cortege leaves Irom Block 10. 2733-A, Eunos Crescent at 2.30 pm on 13-5-80 10 Hindu Cremation Mount Vernon MADAM TSENG
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      127 26 In E»*r Loving Memory of JOSEPH LIM KIM PHENG Departed 13th May '77 Always remembered and sadly missed by loving family. In Everlasting Memory of our Beloved MDM TAN AH CHEE Departed 13th May 197* Two years have passed But memories stay fresh and painful Always nmtmbnid
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Lock icon Argentina, Italy in Cup final
      442 27 Argentina, Italy in Cup final DUESSELDORF, Mon. Argentina and Italy Qualified for the final of tne Professional Tennis Association's Nations Cup with clear semifinal victories over Sweden and the United States respectively here yesterday. Guillermo Vilas set Argentina on their winning path by beating BJorn Borg 6-3, 1-6, 6-1, the
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      450 27  - Locally-based trainers share the honours FAIRWAY By LOCALLY-BASED trainers shared the honours when they won 12 of the 19 races at Bukit Timah over the weekend. Garnet Bougoure headed the list with four winners, while Samsuri Abdul Rahman and Buang Abu Baka saddled three each. Ivan Allan landed a double.
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      1532 27 WEIGHTS for this weekend's races at liukil Timah: SATURDAY ClaM 1 0*». 2 2.00m 2 All Go S7.0 5 HeKemonist 54.5 4 Spanish Musk- 53.0 1 Splendid II 52.5 9 Purple And Gold 52 5 6 Another Chapter 51.5 8 Turning Point 49.0 3 Tanayar 47.5 7
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      Zainal hits easy street
      488 28 He resigns from 'tiring' sales job The making of a squash champion ..PATRICK BABTIANB talks to Zainal Abidin THE nightmare is over for Singapore national squash champion Zainal Abidin. No more will he have to work full-time and moonlight to earn enough to play squash and
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      311 28 IT was the best final yet in the Milo national squash championships not because the men's finalists, Zainal Abidin and Stewart Ballard, entertained in 70 minutes of high-pressure squash, but because standards have never been higher, reports PATRICK lASTIANS.I ASTIANS. One wonders what the outcome
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      251 28 Turner stars for Worcs WORCESTER, Mon. New Zealander Glenn Turner scored a whirlwind 45 off only 24 balls for Worcestershire against the West Indies in a friendly cricket match here yesterday. Worcestershire finished the second day of the three-day match at 75 for one and the home team's lead of
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      25 28 SINGAPORE Cricket Club trounced Singapore Island Country Club 4-0 in the Singapore Squash Rackets Association CI grade women's competition at SICC courts yesterday.
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      337 28 Watson pips Rogers by a stroke DALLAS, Mon. Tom Watson survived a gruelling 36 holes to win the US$3OO,OOO ($651,000) Byron Nelson golf Classic by one stroke from Bill Rogers here yesterday. It was Watson's fourth United States PGA win this year and the US$54,000 first prize brought his career
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      BRIEFS
      200 28 HALIFAX, Mon. Matthew Saad Muhamad, of Philadelphia, retained his World Boxing Council light-heavyweight tide when he stopped Louis Pergaud, of Cameroun, after 1 mm. 19 sec of the fifth round of a scheduled 15-round bout at the Metro Centre here yesterday. Pergaud, 29, bleeding from a cut under his
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      312 28 geles 4 St. Louis 2; San Diego 5 Pittsburgh 0. In Tekye, Isamu Kida tossed a five-hitter to score his fifth victory this season to give the Nippon Ham Fighters a 2-1 win over Lotte Orions in a Pacific League match. Other results: Seibu Lions 8
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      581 28 PARIS, Mon. The Dutch championship ended yesterday with Ajax Amsterdam being crowned champions, while the Spanish League title race also seems to have found the winner Real Madrid, following fellow contenders Real Sociedad 's first defeat. However, in West Germany it looks as if the issue will
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      119 28 JAKARTA, Mon. An Iranian soccer team left In a huff after their coach knocked-ont the referee from the host country for granting a penalty kick to rivals Holland In the quarterfinals of Marah Halim Cap soccer tournamen here yesterday. Holland were leading 2-1 when Indonesian referee Sudarso
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      Lim can go only one way — to top
      347 29  - Lim can go only one way to top By BERNARD PEREIRA PLAYERS of Robert Lim's calibre are hard to come by these days. But when they do, they uncover the real strength or weakness, as the case may be, of Singapore badminton. The 20-year-old National Seviceman was unseeded in the
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      359 29 MILAN, Mon VLADISLAV KOZAKIEWICZ, of Poland, set a world record for the pole vault when he cleared 5.72 metres at an international athletics meeting here yesterday. Kozakiewicz, the former world record holder, beat the previous best of 5.70 m registered by American Dave Roberts
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      114 29 TODAY'S EVENTS BASKKTBMJ. National championships (People's Association, 7.30) CRICK XT Krieadly: SCA F^esident's XI v Hongkong (Ralestier Road. 10.30). (iOU 1 Tengah women's Open (Tengah Course, 7). HOCKKY KHA IMvWmi Tw« Leane: Singapore Cricket Club v Kampong Kembangan (Padang. 5 15). SOCCKB FAB ißder-ll y*ith Uarnaineat qaarlerflaalt: Mountbatten v Sembawang,
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      Ambassador go closer to rivals
      225 29  -  By WILFRED YEO AT the start of the 15week National Bowling League, when they were trailing leaders Paper Box by 10 points, it seemed that Ambassador Hotel would never be able to catch up with their arch rivals. But now, the twain seem more than
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      Narrow wins
      21 29 MARINE PARADE and Kampong Übi beat Pasir Panjang and Bukit Merah 2-1 respectively in the inter-constituency sepak takraw tournament.
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      419 29 CALCUTTA. Mon. Topseeded China and last year's runners-up North Korea continued their winning streak in the second stage of the Fifth Asian table tennis championships here yesterday. China carved a 5-0 superb victory over eighthseeded Malaysia in the men's team events, while the North Koreans, seeded
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      Singapore u-20s beat tourists
      78 29 Singapore u-20s beat tourists THE Singapore under 20 hockey team beat the touring Hale School, of Western Australia, 20 in a friendly match at Balestier Road yesterday. Willie Navaratnam and Rashpal Singh were the scorers. In a Singapore Hockey Association Division Two match at the Police Academy. Bedok edged out
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      Razib decides
      26 29 MOHAMKI) RAZIBS goal gave Port Authority R«reation Club a 1-0 virtory over Queensway Rangers in a i friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermin yesterday.
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      Balakrishnan, only surprise in SCA team
      311 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA By B. BALAKRISHNAN, who has kept away from representative cricket for the past 18 months because of work commitment, is the only surprise in the Singapore Cricket Association's President XI team to play Hongkong in the one-day match at Balestier Road today.
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      Jenny beats Jane for Malays' title
      117 29 Jenny beats Jane for Malays' title JENNY TAN, the "giant-kill-er" who toppled Singapore's national junior champion, Ho Kam Meng, in the first round of the Singapore Malays national badminton women's singles championship, last night captured the title when she flattened Jane Yeo 11-3. 11-3 in the final at Telok Kurau.
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      Suchart may turn pro
      107 29 Suchart may turn pro BANGKOK, Mon. Asia's "Fastest Human" and the toast ot Thai athletes, Surhart Jaesuraparp, may quit amateur athletics at the end of the year. He plans either to tan professional, take up coaching or concentrate on his work to Improve his position. The lanky St-year-old sprinter, who
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      Archery and SAF share happy bed
      527 29  -  FEATURE.By WILFRED YEO THE Army and archery may have complemented each other in ancient times, but, in these day of nuclear weaponry, they make for strange bedfellows. Nevertheless, a certain group of Singapore Armed Forces personnel and the sport share a happy bed. And
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      Farrer Park trounced
      46 29 CHANGI UNITED went on a goal-scoring spree in the FAS youth under-19 soccer tournament quarter-finals, trouncing Farrer Park United 6-0 at Jalan Besar last night. In another quarter-final match, Telok Blangah edged out Tampines Rovers 1-0 after extra time. Full-time score was 0-0.
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      613 29  -  JOE DORAI COMMENT ...By WHAT'S happening to the Singapore soccer team? Will they be able to reach the semi-finals let alone the final of this year's Malaysia Cup tournament, the way their players are perfoming at the moment? These were some of the questions asked
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      SSSC may call off tourney
      166 29 THE inaugural schools basketball championing, scheduled for July 19-27 at the Gay World Stadium, may not get off the ground. Apart from Indonesia the other ASEAN nation* Malaysia, Thailand add the Philippines have yet to submit their entries. Indonesia confirmed their participation in the boys
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      Lock icon FAM elect Murugasu secretary
      175 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Paul Murugasu has taken over as secretary of the Football Association of Malaysia. Datuk Kwok Kin Keng, who held the post for almost three decades, has beeti made an honorary life president. Datuk Kwok, 72, relin- i r quished the post last November
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    59 30 BEIRUT, Mon. Lebanese army units are to move in between warring Conservative and Syrian Progressive parly forces in mountains 40 kms north-east of here, reliable sources said here today. Both sides gave their permission for the army move when a ceasefire was arranged early today after
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    43 30 WASHINGTION. Mon The Carter Administration said today 60,000 Cuban refugees may arrive in the United States this month and the White House asked the Defence Department to prepare two military bases in Maryland and Pennsylvania to help process the crowds. UPI.
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    Lock icon Hardliners win control of Iranian Parliament
    350 30 TEHERAN, Monday ISLAMIC hardliners trial of the American ho control of the Iranian 1 charged with deciding early election results shi who have called for the stages as spies secured 'arliament that has been the fate of the captives, >wed today. The Islamic Republican
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    45 30 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH DM CHtA KENO HOC aged 92 passed away peacefully on ***** Funeral on 14.580 Cortege will leave Block 88, Bedok North Avenue 4 for Mt Vernon Crematorium at 12 noon Service will be conducted by Rev Bhante M M Mahaweera Mahanayaka Thera.
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    142 30 PATIENTLY and methodically, schoolboy than Chan Wah, 11, rleaiu the bowls, dishes and what nots, hardly looking at anothrr lot waiting for him on his left. There is nothing his face to show what's really going on he Is
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    111 30 BANGKOK, Mon. Mr Heng Samrin. head of the Vietnamese-backed regime in Kampuchea, has returned to Pnnom Penh after an un publicised stay of several weeks in Hanoi, squashing speculation that he had fallen into disgrace. Travellers, who returned here from Phnom Penh, said Mr
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    64 30 BEIJING, Mon. British opposition Labour Leader James Callaghan had a long meeting with China's Senior VicePremier Deng Xiao-ping today during which they discussed international affairs, informed sources said. They said Mr Deng told Mr Callaghan China had three main foreign policy stands: Never to become a superpower,
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    407 30 THE Swedes, so professional at most industrial pursuits, appear to be amateurs when it comes to industrial strife, as this sampling of comments shows: 61 AM afraid we don't have any pickets, marches or demonstrations. We are really not very good at this
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      240 30 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cover Pnc* Annual Sub»cr*>tKxi $155 Foe tubtenphon. nil 7.*****1 Ext. 231 TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. One good way of acquiring foreign technology is not to join overseas study missions. That sounds more than a little Hlogical but that's what the Technology Transfer Institute has awaken up to
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      248 30 Eurasian search for roots A Eurasian bank employee, inspired by Alex Haley's Roots, has found an all-consuming interest the search for his roots. He describes how he discovered three coats-of-arms in the European branch of his family tree in It's a Small World. Now he's working up the Asian branch.
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        MANDARIN BY RADIO
        360 1  -  Lin Shan il~:i::=:=: Compiled by This IS-mlnnte programme will be broadcast over the English Service of Singapore Broadcasting Corporation tonight at 7.45 p.m. and the coming Sunday at I.M a.m. Lesson 2* of this series will be repeated on Thursday at 8.45 p.m. over the FM stereo.
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        214 1 Zai tlan yuan zuo bT yi niao. zai dY yuan wei Han lY zhT Swear that they will ever fly like the onewlaged birds, or grew united like the tree with branches which twine together. 'PTZIXttVm ffiffeHEJ* .f|T*» .^A*T >f*f?T* rEf f ective Readings -n ZM&% |g] This
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        101 1 Fables Picking walnuts A BEAR arranged with a monkey to go and pick walnuts. They decided to divide eoually all that they pickea. So the monkey climbed up the tree to do the picking, while the bear collected the walnuts below. When all was finished, the bear cracked the walnuts,
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        A simple truth
        125 1 IN winter when the mountains were covered with snow, the bear wanted to cross the valley to the big snake to divide up what they had stolen in summer. He hired a donkey sledge. When he got there, the donkey asked for the fare. The bear said
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        114 1 IMSIDrA Square dancing anyone? ■BBhv IF you're tired o( playing squash or tennis or football, why don't you have a bash at square dancing. There are a group of enthusiasts who get together at the metropolitan YMCA regularly. Find out now you can Join them on Centrespread Paf1006,7 The real
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      499 2  - PICK of the DAY By DANA LAM SBC TV JOE Don Baker is walking tall again, this time in Etochled on Channel 5 at 8.30 p.m. as Chief of Detectives. Tonight's episode is Only The Pretty Girls Die in which Earl Eischied tries to track down a psychotic killer. James
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      Evil in pastoral settings
      445 2  -  JOHN DE SOUZ A By AN elusive ghost, a vicious old man guarding a lonely forest grove and a strange little girl with supernatural powers figures of horror and suspense. And then there's the local widow, Mary Fortune, whose uncanny powers and apparent dominance in the
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      Mixing marriage and laughter in new situation comedy
      379 2 ANGIE Falco is a happy, honest and uncomplicated girl from a blue-collar background who works as a waitress at Angie's coffee shop. Bradley Benson is a tall, handsome pediatrician who happens to be from one of Philadelphia's oldest and wealthiest families. Waitress
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      Prime-time for crime fighters
      181 2 TUESDAY night's 8.30 p.m. prime-time slot seems to be the favourite one for private eyes, police detectives and all sorts of crime fighters. Joining the list tonight is a new police detective series, Eischied, with muscular Joe Don Baker in th title role of Earl Eischied,
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        622 2 RUBBERPIAfSO THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL RUBBER AND PLASTICS EXHIBITION FOR ASIA WORLD TRADE CENTRE. SINGAPORE 26-30 MAY 1980 Every year, thousands of new rubber and plastic products enter the market Whether lor use in industry or the home, every product reflects some new development in engineering or marketing expertise II you
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        70 2 *50 monthly "*V service Ml Nowomy' ■■»%J _f 8 models-AW tot the firm 1 brand new if month sets *J) No Deposi^^^^»s Option to buy f o > i~> nnt»i om, 0 DM TELEVISION IU rill RENTALS 34, Genting Lane, *****02 G63, Katong Shopping Centre, *****26 G49, Queensway Shopping Centre,
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        109 2 SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Celebrity Concert with guest pianist Vladimir Conta at the Singapore Conference Hall at 8.15 p.m. Tickets: $3, $5, $10 and $15. On till tomorrow. FRENCH FILM: Le Sauvage (The Uncivilised) at the RELC auditorium at 6.30 p.m. today and 9 p.m. tomorrow. Free admission. SINGAPORE HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHS
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        1178 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by Giigan's 7.00 Hanyu Piiyin Island Hair Today Gone Tomor- 7.20 Trick And Treat row (r) 7.30 News (Malay) 3.30 Diary of Events (Enffsh) 7.45 Juara '80 (2nd Semi-Final) 3.35 Afternoon Matinee Riding High 830 $cl d The (Part 2) Die
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        Going all out for a grand Arts Festival
        1152 3  -  TAN SU AT LIAN By SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OF ARTS 1980 SINGAPORE, home of the world's third largest port, may have launched a thousand ships, but it has never christened much in the way of the arts. Indeed, it has been called a
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        A tough outlook on life behind a disarming smile
        604 3  -  TAN S U AT LIAN By SHE'S dainty. A delicately sculpted porcelain figurine, and disarmingly girlish. Perhaps it's because she's decidedly given to giggles. Whatever the reason, when she affects sophistication and tries to carry on a conversation, it's like a
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        Summer music meccas of Britain
        645 3  -  ERIC MASON By Arts festivals are becoming a tradition in many British cities and towns. Those at Bath, Malvern and Aldeburgh, held in some of the most delightful settings in Britain in late May and early June, are among the most popular and eminent. FOR
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        317 4 13th DAY at LIDO (*****14) 4 SHOWS daily: 1 1am, 2.30, 6 9.00pm Admission CIRCLE U STALLS $3 J? No Fret List 3 DAYS ADVANCE CASH SALE M 00 I $3 00 ONLY rDIOOLJ3Y STEREO PRINT Jt Francis Forrf (Godfather) Coppola s a $75 Million epic on the Vietnam War
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        640 4 H^VWMj|aPP I fr^oTrAi I diamonds with Certificatioti SINGAPORE WEIGHT: SHAPE: GRADE: CERTIFICATE PER CT 1.51 Ct. Round H-IFL AGL $***** 0.91 Round H-IFL AGL ***** 0.85 Round I-VS2 AGL 8 000 4.16 Round I-VVSL AGL ***** 1.01 Round I-VSI AGL ***** 0.95 Round I-IFL AGL 15 500 1.00 Round F-VVS2
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        327 4 .^u PUBLIC UTILITIES \Ty BOBRD I JiA UIHTER Irg^^X IHTERRUPTIOn i NOTICE TO CONSUMERS t The PUB will be diverting a 400 mm water mam H affected by roadwork at 21 km Sembawang Road. To facilitate this work, it is necessary to shut down water supply to the following areas
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        482 4 *************************0 8 ODEON: LAST 2 DAYS! V (*****6) 5 Shows: I lorn, 1 .30, 4, 7, 9 ISpm 8 i,«^IHrST^I»rPERSONn 8 «T' f At A| > Shows j| y MISS CHANG YOW6 YON 6 I THIS IS A TRUE STORY' OHING TQNC rONG ;l DAUGHTER J I I[ I Produced
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      Deep-freeze doctor lands in deep waters
      956 5 Deep-freeze doctor lands in deep waters He promised to preserve their 'loved ones* awaiting a future medical miracle when they would be thawed, cured and resuscitated. But Robert Nelson's customers are now suing him for US$lO million since 'cryonic capsules* have been found blow-torched open and bodies removed from the
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      461 5  -  DANIEL HANEY By in CAMBRIDGE FOR five months, a university sociologist twisted nuts and Inserted bolts on a car assembly line. He expected to learn how much people hate their jobs. Instead, John Runcie got a big surprise. While a teacher at
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        C'mon pardner, swing around!
        1241 6 C'mon pardner, swing around! FOUR couples on the floor, each forming one corner of a square. The music was rousing, and they swung into action, swirling and twirling, circular skirts flying. The music was loud and punctuated regularly by a bull-voiced "caller who shouted different calls for the dancers to
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        What's hair today washed tomorrow and
        699 6 What's hair today washed tomorrow and The winners: THERE is intense rivalry in most professions and with hairstyling, it is no exception. When competition in the business is more than keen, there is great reluctance amongst those in the trade to come forward and share what they have achieved and
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        New colours for lips and eyes and cheeks
        607 7 |—|»17iMlfll»HM HER eyes are a little sad, and so the rainbows painted just above them seemed a little incongruous at first. There was a bit of gold at the rainbow's end, merging into a pinkish sun-set hue in the middle and this
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        381 6 Now Crisan comes with a new shampoo packholder. Crisan Shampoo J And because now comes with alPa l P if^L *-»J Crisan is long aaive, new shampoo pack I fftrMß W^i -^^-j^^^m holder, which r CC p °li 4M I makes it so conve- r* o**0 11 7 M nient
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        161 7 TODAYS FOCUS: Skin Lotion TOCAY'S QUESTDN: After cleansing, I always wash my face several times with water Do I need a skin rinse too? I've got normal skin ESTEE LAUDER'S ANSWER: Everyone needs a skin rinse after cleansing. Besides removing all traces of cleansers and makeup, a skin rinse acts
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        515 8 r/f^K^ CENTRAL WV?M PROVIDENT FUND invrtat application* from Singapore CHtam tor appointEXECUTIVE OFFICER QUALIFICATIONS: A degree from a recognised university DUTIES: Enforcement ol the provisions of the Central Provident Fund Act This involves field investigations and interviewing of employers and employees Supervision of Investigating Officers Preparation ol reports of investigations
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        872 8 EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTC LTD. A Subsidiary of THOMSON-BRANDT, the largest manufacturer of electronic products in Franc* with world-wide production and marketing facilities, and French Leader* in High-Technology Electronic* and Household Appliances Owing to expansion, we invite innovative and top notch personnel to fill in the following senior technical positions:HEAD
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        788 8 I MCS ***** (B Hi Ur cli-nt> tuMdiary of a large international corporation who are menufacturers of computer equipment end parts withe* to appoint a Finance Manager. irfftnll The Finance Manager who ii a member of the top management team will report to the Plant Manager. He will be respomibie
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        481 8 Bank Lending Officer Middle East An t-xpantlingund profitable .Middle haMim financial institution wisho. to identify an experienced lending officer to join its team of profcvsionals The MOCOaM candidate will develop and implement an aggressive marketing programme anil will analyse, recommend, negotiate and administer an assigned loan portfolio Qualifications should include
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        760 9 «>«>*'s7S'_p_b_p!!>]_7_?_r!B? i A k SMA/wfA/f/wrnuLy _h r/mw/ffw/fff M/ I A SATS invites applications from Singapore Ijk j^j, Citizens for the following appointments: J§? A MfOMTMENTS MO REQUREMEHTS a A Hygiene Supervisors a jp? Must possess a diploma from the pj>) Royal Society of Health and be thor- oughly conversant with
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        448 9 MARKETING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IBM Singapore is offering career opportunities in marketing Data Processing products to highly motivated, intelligent, aggressive individuals who have experience in any of the following business functions:- Banking Finance or Accounting Manufacturing Distribution Petrochemical Communications Data Processing experience and I background is desireable but not mandatory. 1
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        767 9 UNITED OVERSEAS BANK GROUP Invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the posts of ECONOMIST The successful candidate should have at least a good Honours Degree in Economics. He must be mature, capable of working independently and analytical. His areas of responsibility include data appraisal to provide forecasts and information,
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      Where their Nazi past is filed and buried
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