The Straits Times, 14 May 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times pEstd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1986 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    Lock icon TOWARDS EVEN CLOSER TIES
    1072 1  -  FELIX SOH and PHILIP LEE Top-level committee to be set up FULL TEXT OF JOINT STATEMENT: P 7 By SINGAPORE and Malaysia yesterday agreed to set up an inter-governmental committee, directly responsible to the two prime ministers, to streamline efforts to resolve issues between the two
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    Plan tor second causeway or bridge over straits
    120 1 Plan tor second causeway or bridge over straits A SECOND causeway or a bridge may be built over the Strata of Johere. Both the Malaysian Premier, Datnk Hussein Onn and Mr Lee Kuan Yew have agreed that such a project should be looked Into soon. At an Istana press conference
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    Kampuchea: Viet change of heart?
    227 1 Kampuchea: Viet change of heart? MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn injected some suspense into his departure press conference by saying that there had been changes in Vietnam's "views" on the Kampuchean prob- rate. r "I am unable to say at this stage what they (the changes in views) are.
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    Lock icon Flight routes via Tokyo
    62 1 TOKYO, Tues. China is expected to seek Japanese approval for opening flight routes to the United States via Tokyo during talks in Beijing next month. Transport Ministry sources here said today The talks are being held at the request of China, which is now negotiating with
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    Lock icon 7 Reds killed
    29 1 MANILA. Tups Government troop killed seven Communist insurgents in two encounters at the weekend on the central Philippine island of Smnur, the military reported today AP
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    Lock icon Three-nation exercise
    70 1 CAIRO, Tues. —Troops and warplanes from the Soviet Union, Cuba, Ethiopia and South Yemen have staged Joint ground and air military exercises in the South Yemeni "empty quarter" desert, a Yemeni opposition group said today. The United Front of South Yemen, a dissident group led by Abdel Qawi
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    Lock icon Menten trail
    36 1 ROTTERDAM. Tues. The Netherlands' most dramatic and bizarre war crimes case resumed today with millionaire art collector Pieter Menten, 80, on trial for the second time charged with helping to murder Polish Jews. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Binaisa loses all powers
    180 1 KAMPALA, Tuesday UGANDAN president Godfrey Binaisa has beenstripped of all powers and the government dismissed by the military commission of the Ugandan National Liberation Front, it was announced The six-man military commission, which had seized power yesterday,also laughed off President Binaisa's refusal to accept his ouster.
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    Lock icon 42 graft cases in district
    70 1 BEIJING. Tues Government investigators in one district of Beijing have uncovered 42 cases of corruption in 12 state offices and factories checked over the past year, the Heijing Daily said today. The paper said the Chao Yang district economic invt-v tigation unit had discovered 51
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    Lock icon France hit by strike
    70 1 PARIS, Tues. Transporta I tion was crippled throughout I France today by a 24-hour 1 strike against introducing aus- terity measures in the counI try's medical insurance sys- tern. Workers in many factories were also on strike. It was the first time in three years that
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    Lock icon 20 Americans deported
    63 1 WASHINGTON, Tues The Libyan Government has deported 20 Americans and more are expected to be ordered to leave soon, the State Department said today. A spokesman said he said he had no official comment on the reasons for the deportation, nor did he know the exact number
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    Lock icon Priest killed
    36 1 GUATEMALA CITY. Tues Unidentified masked men shot and killed a Belgian priest yesterday as he walked from his church to the post office in Santa Lucia Cotzumalguapa, 90km southwest of here, police said AP
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    When the census officers call...
    365 1 When the census officers call... SINGAPOREANS should open their doors and chain up their dogs when census officers come a-calling over the next few w.»eks. All these officers want is essential information that will give the government a head count of the population and help it plan a better future
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    Lock icon Cheap notes
    45 1 TEHERAN, Tues. Currency smugglers are selling 10.000rial banknotes for less than one 20th of their value in desperation as Iranian officials press ahead with plans to withdraw the bills from circulation because of the Shah's portrait on it, press reports said today. AP
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    Lock icon Surprise, surprise
    79 1 CANNES, Tues. Striking electricians may have avrted a political row at the Cannes Film Festival today when they blacked out a showing of the controversial Soviet film. The Stalker. The film had been chosen as the festival's annual surprise item after the Soviet Union declined the organising committee's
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    Lock icon Ghaz raps Chinese Communist Party
    136 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysian Home Affairs Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie today strongly criticised the Chinese Cornn unist Party for continuing its "fraternal" links wi h the outlawed Malayan Communist Party. He said this is being done in the name of party-to-party relations. The Chinese
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    Lock icon Demo by Seoul students: 100 held
    257 1 SEOUL, Tuesday POLICE detained more than 100 students here today as campus demonstrations spread into the streets, leading to student-police clashes in which at least 25 students and three policemen were injured. About 300 students, chanting "end martial law now," staged a demonstration across
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    Lock icon Sea rights
    22 1 TAIPEI, Tues. The Taiwan Government today reiterated its sovereign rights over the continental shelf in the East China Sea. AP
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    Lock icon $195 million refugee aid
    64 1 TOKYO, Tues. The Japanese Government will promise to extend aid totaling more than US$9O million (Ssl9s mil lion) for the relief of Kampuchean refugees at an international conference on Kampuchea refugees to be held on May 26 and 27 in Geneva, government sources said today They
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    Lock icon Seoul's nod to PLO
    57 1 JEDDAH. Tues. The Government of South Korea has recognised the Palestine Liberation Organisation. Foreign Minister Tong Chung Park said in statements published today by the newspaper Al Riyadh. He is in Saudi Arabia with South Korean President Choi Kyu Ha for official ta.ks with government leaders
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    Lock icon FRENCH VOTE 'YES'
    48 1 PARIS, Tues. The French Olympic ctimmltlee meeting here today voted by a clear majority after a six- hoar meeting to take part n the Moscow Olvnplrs Today's decision, taken after months of agonizing, was made following consultations with all of the various spirting federation!*. -AFP.
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      106 1 38 pages today UNIONIST FABRICATED EVIDENCE TO HELP PHEY Page 8 CHINA maps out missile impact zone 2 'SOVIETS can lead US in nuclear might by 1985' 3 'MORE Soviets needed to quell uprising' 4 SADAT picks up all the reins of power i COUNTDOWN to $4 million census project
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      Lock icon Jakarta students hold demo on fuel prices
      139 2 Jakarta students hold demo on fuel prices JAKARTA, Tues. More than 1,000 students held a peaceful demonstration at the University of Indonesia today to protest against recent increases in domestic fuel prices and the banning of the student newspaper, Salemba. Salemba editor Wikrama Abidin said the demonstration was just the
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      Lock icon Asean news exchange
      50 2 JAKARTA, Tues A news exchange programme will be officially launched on Friday between the news agencies of three Aaean countries the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia, visiting Malaysian Information Minister Datuk Mohammad Rahmat announced here. The agencies involved are Bernama (Malaysia). Philippine News Agency and Antara (Indonesia). AFP.
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      33 2 HONGKONG, Tues. A conference of Taoists, followers of one of China's major religious philosophies, ended in Beijing today pledging to help implement the government's religious policies, Xinhua news agency reported. AFP.
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      Lock icon China maps out missile impact zone
      329 2 112 km RADIUS TEST AREA IN SOUTH PACIFIC BEIJING, Tues. Chinese newspapers published today a map of the South Pacific target area for China's forthcoming test firing of an intercontinental ballistic missile. The map showed the 112 km radius test area in open seas
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      Lock icon Swedes in Vietnam get order to dampen ardour
      234 2 Swedes in Vietnam get order to dampen ardour STOCKHOLM, Tver SWEDES working at the Bai Bang paper mill in Vietnam, Sweden's biggest foreign aid project, nave been warned that unless prostitution in the neighbourhood diminishes they face curfews and even deportation, the acting project manager Harry Hermanson, said here today.
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      Lock icon Balloonists who set a record
      58 2 MAXIE Anderson (right) and his son, Kris, of Albnqaercae, looking over part of the balloon which landed safely in Fellcite, Quebec, on Menday after a four-day voyage. The two, who took off near San Francisco, set a record for being the first to fly non-stop
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        Lock icon Finders beware...
        72 2 Finders beware. DEREK Johnson says whoever finds the bamboo box he left on the London Underground should be, careful. The poison blow darts inside could be dangerous. Mr Johnson picked up the darts while working on a wildlife project in Africa. He had them when he flew home to London
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        Lock icon Toddlers tie the knot
        73 2 A MASS marriage of children below the age of five was celebrated last week in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, press reports said in New Delhi. As many as 180 couples, whose ages ranged from six months to five years, were united in wedlock
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        Lock icon A tank-full of trouble
        76 2 TICHI'K, the teenaged Alaskan sea otter, is becoming a juvenile delinquent and his keepers at the Seattle aquarium are trying to keep him from a life of crime. Tichuk has removed a drain from the bottom of his tank and filled it with 4.5 kg of
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        Lock icon Order out to kill all dogs
        61 2 CHINESE authorities have ordered the killing of all dogs in the south-western Sichuan Province in a bid to stave off a rabies epidemic. The authorities warned that the rabies season was approaching. The order called on all families to kill their dogs and to
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        Lock icon Bird sets off $41,000 fire
        65 2 A BIRD carried a smouldering cigarette into its nest under an cave of a twostorey flat in Waikiki. and touched off a US$2O,OOO (S$41,000) blaze, firemen reported. "The nest caught fire and it spread to the attic," a spokesman said on Monday. Residents of the
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      Lock icon INDONESIA TEAM OFF FOR TALKS ON SEA BOUNDARY
      168 2 INDONESIA TEAM OFF FOR TALKS ON SEA BOUNDARY JAKARTA, TUES. A seven-member Indonesian delegation headed by Ambassador to Vietnam Sudarsono left here today for Hanoi to resume talks with Vietnam aimed at settling the seabed boundary between the two countries in the .louth China Sea, Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmauja said.
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      Lock icon Hanoi bans gift parcels from relatives abroad
      144 2 HANOI, Tuesday THE Hanoi government i banned its exiles abroad from sending gift parcels containing perish- 1 able food products or j used personal articles to i their relatives in Vietnam. Official sources said today that the restrictions which began on May 1,
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      Lock icon Thailand likely to propose DMZ on Khmer border
      175 2 Thailand likely to propose DMZ on Khmer border TOKYO, Tuesday THAILAND is expected to propose the creation of a demilitarised zone on both sides of the Tnai-Kampuchean border at an international conference in Geneva later this month, informed sources here said today. The conference, to be held on May 26
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      Lock icon Unions quit congress
      74 2 Unions quit congress MANILA, Tues Five big Filipino labour federations, including the Pier Workers and the United States Military Bases Employees unions, have pulled out of the pro-govern-I ment Trade Union Congress of the Philippines, published reports said today. Attacking the labour congress for incompetence and irregularity in tne disbursement
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      Lock icon Battle of the machines
      167 2 VIENNA, TiMO. COMPUTERS from around the world will be swotting ap ob their opening gamMto this summer In preparation for the third International Klectronlr Chew Championahlps, to be held In Uni, Austria, from Sept M to Chess robots from li countries are already being dotted down
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      Lock icon China agrees to re-open its section of air route
      144 2 China agrees to re-open its section of air route BANGKOK, Tues. China has agreed to reopen its section of the Amber One air route between Bangkok and Hongkong, cutting some 20 minutes off the flight. The shorter route comes into effect on May 15 and will be allowed to be
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      Lock icon 11,226 road mishaps
      47 2 BEIJING. Tues Beijing had 11.226 traffic accidents last year in which 272 people died and 5,218 others were injured, the police traffic division reported today The division's deputy director told Xinhua news agency that more than half the accidents involved bicycles, with cyclists Reuter.
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      Lock icon Japanese wholesale prices up by 2.7 per cent
      175 3 Japanese wholesale prices up by 2.7 per cent TOKYO, Tues. Japanese wholesale prices jumped by a sharp 2.7 per cent last month From March the biggest increase since immediately after the 1973 oil crisis it was announced here today. The continued rise in the wholesale price index, due chiefly to
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      Lock icon Top of the list
      37 3 BANGKOK, Tues. Forty-six Americans were arrested in Thailand in 1979 on drug charges, topping the list of foreigners arrested by Thai authorities last year in drugrelated cases, a narcotics officer said today. AP
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      Lock icon NEPALESE STILL PREFER RULE BY KING
      147 3 NEPALESE STILL PREFER RULE BY KING KATHMANDU, Tuesday NEPALESE voters chose to remain under the almost unlimited powers of the king and his advisers rather than elect a parliamentary democracy, government sources said tnrfav i Results of Nepal's May 2 referendum on its political future showed the ruling party-less Panchayat
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      Lock icon Town officials charged
      69 3 MANILA. Tues. Philippine justice authorities have filed criminal cases against a town mayor and 20 other town officials after preliminary investigations pointed to their involvement in fraud and terrorism during the last election The Ministry of Justice filed cases of grave coercion, violation of the election code
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      Lock icon HAVANA ORDERS HALT TO CROWD VIOLENCE
      147 3 HAVANA ORDERS HALT TO CROWD VIOLENCE HAVANA, Tnes. The government has ordered a halt to crowd violence against refugees wanting to leave Cuba, according to members of neighbourhood committees which organised antl-emigrantdemon-strations. The 'committees for the defence of the revolution,' set up In IMI, have been told at recent meetings
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      Lock icon Okita to meet ministers
      37 3 TOKYO, Tues. Japanese Foreign Minister Saburo Okita is expected to meet foreign ministers from the five Asean countries in Kuala Lumpur on June 27 and 28, the Foreign Ministry said here today. Reuter
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      Lock icon Crash: 19 die
      36 3 JAKARTA. Tues Nineteen people died and 58 others were injured when a bus crashed into an express train at a crossing near Purwokerto, 250 km east of here last night, police reported. Reuter.
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      Lock icon El Salvador junta sacks liberal officer
      103 3 El Salvador junta sacks liberal officer SAN SALVADOR, Tues THE El Salvador military Junta, in a swing towards the right, last night sacked Colonel Adolfo Majano, the liberal faction representative, from the armed forces high command. The array also put junta member Colonel Abdul Gntlerret la charge of military affairs
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      Lock icon Bahamas govt wants Cuban compensation
      402 3 NASSAU, Tuesday THE Bahamas is demanding reparations, an apology and guarantees on future conduct from Cuba, following the sinking of a Bahamian patrol boat by Cuban air force jets. The Nassau Government said the Flamingo, a defence force patrol vessel, was attacked and sunk by
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      Lock icon Journalists strike over dismissals
      114 3 SYDNEY, Tues. Journalists from seven newspapers in Sydney and three in Melbourne went on strike tonight after 29 sub-editors were dismissed for refusing to use video display terminals. The strike affects production of the John Fairfax and Sons newspapers, the Sydney Morning Herald, the National Times
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      Lock icon US interest rate decline saps the dollar
      239 3 US interest rate decline saps the dollar LONDON, Tuesday FHE dollar slid downwards again today as jvorld foreign exchange markets reacted to iropping US interest rates. It fell briefly to its lowest level for seven months in Tokyo this morning and eased later igainst major European currencies. Record high interest
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      Lock icon Saudi oil output
      62 3 NEW YORK, Tues. Saudi Arabia will maintain its oil output at the present level of 9.5 million barrels a day, at least until the end of the year, the trade journal Petroleum Intelligence Weekly said in its most recent issue. The publication said that the decision had
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      Lock icon $2 m robbery
      31 3 STOCKHOLM, Tues Three masked gunmen today held up a money transport truck and got away with 4.3 million Crowns (5J2.17 million) in Sweden's biggest robbery, police said. Reuter
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      Lock icon 'Doctors five times more likely to kill themselves'
      260 3 CHICAGO, Tu«s. DOCTORB are five time* more likely to commit suicide than other people and many of those who take their own lives have shown evidence of long-stand-ing emotional problems, says a study of eight phyNlrlan suicides In Oregon. The survey by
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      39 3 NKW YORK, Tues Tornadoes hit four US towns last night two in Pennsylvania and two in Missouri injuring more than 30 people, leaving nearly 200 others homeless and causing damage estimated at US$45 million (5J97.65 million) AP
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      Lock icon Soviets can lead US in nuclear might by '85
      333 3 SAY INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE Soviet Union could surpass the United States in every major measure of strategic i nuclear power by 1985. This projection, Carter Administration aides said yesterday, was one of the main findings of a national intelligence
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      Lock icon 'Stay out' call by unions
      100 3 LONDON, Tues. Britain's labour unions have called on 12 million workers to stay away from their jobs tomorrow in a one-day protest action which, according to an opinion poll published today, 73 per cent of them oppose. The so-called "Day of Action" is being staged
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      DON'T BE SHY
      35 3 IF YOU CM spr»k Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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      Lock icon 'LOAN TO AIRLINE LINKED TO N.Y. PRIMARY'
      200 4 'LOAN TO AIRLINE LINKED TO N.Y. PRIMARY' WASHINGTON, Tims A US Senate banking committee member charged yesterday that an appointee of President Jimmy Carter mounted a "push-push-push" to gain a lowinterest government loan for a newspaper publisher who haa just endorsed Mr Carter's re-election. Export-Import Bank I president John Moore
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      Lock icon 'More Soviets needed to quell uprising'
      429 4 IN WAKE OF NEW AFGHAN VIOLENCE... A NEW YORK TIMES ANALYSIS RIOTS and strikes in Afghan cities and towns in the last two weeks have forced the Soviet High Command to concentrate most of its infantry and armour in camps near cities to establish
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      Lock icon Deng says Russians must pull out in
      250 4 Deng says Russians must pull out in quick time LUXEMBOURG, Tues. Chinese Senior Vice- Premier Mr Deng Xiaoping said today that a gradual Soviet military withdrawal from Afghanistan in three or five years, for instance would be "completely meaningless." A withdrawal "must take place in a very short time,'' he
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      Junk in orbit a greater threat than meteoroids
      73 4 WASHINGTON, Tnes. A space agency scientist says there Is so much Junk orbiting the earth that It soon could become more of a hazard to spacecraft than m<*teoroldB. D. J. Kessler, of the Johnson Space Centre in Houston, said much of the
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      SENATE BACKING FOR ANTI-INFLATION PLAN
      70 4 WASHINGTON, Tim. The Senate voted laat night to carry oat Presidrat Carter's aatt-taflatloa goal of balancing the Federal Badget for the Brat time la if yean. Slaee the Hoise of Repreoeatatlvea haa al- I ready approved BUI far > IMI badcet with USfZ Mlllea (SM.J4
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      Lock icon Ted hopes for upset wins to keep going
      325 4 Ted hopes for upset wins to keep going US PRESIDENTIAL RACE NEW YORK, Tuet REPUBLICAN George Bush and Democrat Edward Kennedy are hoping for upset wins in today's Nebraska and Maryland presidential primaries to keep alive their fast-fad-ing hopes of winning their parties' presidential nominations. Political experts in both states
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      Lock icon Bank fraud financier in hospital
      92 4 NEW YORK, Tues. Italian financier Michele Sindona, convicted two months ago in the largest bank fraud case in American history, was rushed to hospital today with slashed wrists and the local radio reported that he had tried to commit suicide. A spokeswoman at Beekman Hospital
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      Lock icon Monument smashers bring in crane
      61 5 IRANIAN volunteers who have for the past three days been smashing at the marble tomb of Reza Shah, father of the deposed Shah, yesterday brought in a crane to help them tear down the mausoleum. The revolutionary government has announced it will build a public
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      Lock icon OCCUPIED ZONES: BEGIN STICKS TO HIS GUNS
      186 5 OCCUPIED ZONES: BEGIN STICKS TO HIS GUNS JERUSALEM, Tues. Prime Minister Mena- chem Begin stands by his position that Israel must control security in the occupied territories even if it is the reason for Egypt suspending the Palestinian autonomy talks. Mr Begin repeated yesterday a statement he made last week
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      Lock icon Amin is in Saudi Arabia, says paper
      141 5 Amin is in Saudi Arabia, says paper LONDON, Tues. Deposed Ugandan dictator Idi Amin has surfaced in Saudi Arabia, the London Daily Mail reported today. The newspaper quoted a British salesman, Mr Michael Storey, who claims to have stayed at the same luxury hotel as Marshal Amin in Jeddah earlier
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      52 5 DETROIT, Tues Chrysler Corp will close its Fenton, Missouri, truck assembly plant permanently at the end of the current model year because of slow sales, the firm said yesterday. The plant, which employs 2,100 workers, builds vans, passenger vans, camper vans and pick-up truck chassis for recreational
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      Lock icon Sadat picks up all the reins of power
      300 5 Sadat picks up all the reins of power CAIRO, Tuesday PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat is gathering all reins of power in his own hands, including the premiership which Mr Mustafa Khalil resigned yesterday, to confront Egypt's chronic economic problems and lead this impoverished nation into a new era of peacetime prosperity.
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      Lock icon Mugabe aims to scrap reserved seats for whites
      226 5 Mugabe aims to scrap reserved seats for whites SALISBURY, Tues. The Zimbabwe Government will try to change the constitution to abolish the 20 parliamentary seats reserved for whites, Justice Minister Simbi Mubako said today. Mr Mubako, who is also Minister for Constitutional Affairs, said that the "unamendability" of the constitution
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      Lock icon 'Mother of the Year' crane
      177 5 WASHINGTON, Tues. HOW does Zhurka, a Manchurian crane on loan from the Moscow Zoo, know when It's Mother's Day? Sunday was the second Mother's Day In a row In which one of Zhurka's eggs became the first one hatched for the season at the International
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      Lock icon WHEN JAPAN WILL SLAP MORE SANCTIONS ON IRAN
      178 5 WHEN JAPAN WILL SLAP MORE SANCTIONS ON IRAN TOKYO, Tues. Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira said today Japan will cooperate with its European allies and impose further sanctions against Iran unless there is dramatic development in the hostage crisis before this weekend. Mr Ohira told reporters in the Diet (Parliament): "The
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      Lock icon 'Martyrs' funeral for Iranians slain in siege
      177 5 'Martyrs' funeral for Iranians slain in siege TEHERAN, Tues. The bodies of two Iranian diplomats, killed in the siege of the Iranian embassy in London last week, were returned to Teheran today to a funeral with strong political overtones. Mr Abbas Lavasani and Mr Ali Akbar Samatzadeh were shot dead
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    First stage of the census is on next week
    702 6 HEAD-COUNT WILL TAKE 2V2 MONTHS THE government will spend $4 million to carry out the 1980 Census of Population for Singapore in May and June. About 2,600 people will be employed to carry out the census over a two-and-a-half-month period. Publicity
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    Cyclist, pedestrian hurt in two accidents
    160 6 TWO people were seriously hurt in two accident on Monday. la the lint accident pedestrian, Vella Motho Krishnamma, 45, was warded in Singapore General Hospital with serious Injuries when she was hit by a van in an unnamed road near Capitol Theatre at 1.55
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    Shoplifter fined $300
    45 6 LEE Suat Bee, 30. a housewife, was yesterday jailed a day and fined $300 by a magistrate for shoplifting items valued at $15.55 She admitted stealing sweets, colour pencils and a shirt from the Save Well supermarket in Telok Blangah on Monday.
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    Police to act if motorists steal others' coupons
    411 6 POLICE yesterday warned that motorists caught stealing parking coupons displayed on car windows would be prosecuted. The warning was issued after a Straits Times reporter asked what action would be taken against motorists caught for trying to steal a parking coupon from
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    $13,000 snatch, $36,000 theft
    182 6 A WOMAN lost $13,000 to a snatch thief while walking along a road and another returned home to find her house broken into and more than $36,000 in cash and jewellery missing on Monday. Miss Tan Mok Hiang. 25. an assistant manager, was on her way
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    Boy drowned in well
    74 6 A SK-YEAR-OLD boy. Tan Chee Boon, was found drowned in a well containing about one metre of water on the morning of Feb 23, a coroner's court heard yesterday. A relative. Mr Ang Cheng Chur, described Chee boon as a playful boy. Coroner Mr Peter Lim
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    Jailed for stealing
    65 6 ANG KWAN HEONG, 40. a rag-and-bone man, was on Monday jailed (or five months for stealing $80 and five bundles of clothing worth $600 from another rag-and-bone man. Ang admitted stealing from the lorry of Mr Ton I.ian Huat. B, while the latter was busy collecting old
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    What the two PMs discussed during the consultations
    653 7 What the two PMs discussed during the consultations THE Malaysian Prime Minister, Datuk Hussein Onn, and Mr Lee Kuan Yew met on Monday and yesterday at the Istana in the context of regular consultations between them. The two prime ministers exchanged views on several international and regional developments and issues
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    High-flown titles with only $99 to their credit
    422 7 High-flown titles with only $99 to their credit EXECUTIVES of a multinational oil company with high-sounding titles can draw only up to $99 to spend in the name of the company, the Industrial Arbitration Court heard yesterday. Mr Chue Shui Hoong, NTUC deputy director (industrial affairs) and advocate for the
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    Found dead after saying 'I'll report accident'
    120 7 A 23-YEAR-OLD SBS driver was found dead at the foot of a block of flats in Ang Mo Kio on April 5 soon after telling his wife he was going to report a traffic accident, a coroner's court heard on Monday. Madam Ng
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    Anniversary dinner
    48 7 THE Deputy Prime Minister and Education Minister, I)r I Goh Kenu Swee. will attend I the tercentenary (300 th) din ncr of the l.a Salic Hi others at the Mandarin Hotel on May 24. Other Christian-aided I schools wil! also be cckbi.it I ing the tercentenary
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    Lock icon A song in her heart for old folks at home
    262 7 A song in her heart for old folks at home SHE e*me, she saw and she sang. That was what Datln Suhallah, wife of the Malaysian Prime Minister, did at the St Joseph's Home for the Aged in Upper Jurong Road yesterday. On meeting Mr Michael Tan, 71, in the
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    UN anti-pirate boat joins Thai Navy
    113 7 THE United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees office yesterday commissioned a patrol boat at a shipyard here to protect i Indochinese refugees against pirates. The boat, built at the American Marine yard, will patrol the Gulf of Thailand where there have been repeated pirate
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    Trade unionist fabricated evidence to help Phey
    509 8  -  NANCY LOH EX-SILO TREASURER JAILED By A DISTRICT court yesterday heard how a woman trade unionist fabricated evidence to help former MP and NTUC president Phey Yew Kok in connection with a corruption case against Phey. Yoon Mci Yoke, 30, former general treasurer
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    Tour to Kukup
    33 8 THE Kampong Chai Chee community centre women's sub-committee will organise a tour to a South Malaysian pottery factory and Kukup fishing village on May 25. For more details, telephone *****8.
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    Bus plunge into sea: Judgment on SBS appeal reserved
    385 8 Bus plunge into sea: Judgment on SBS appeal reserved JUDGMENT was reserved yesterday in a civil appeal by Singapore Bus Service Ltd in a case where a bus driven by an employee plunged into the sea off Punggol six years ago. Mr Cheng Yuen Hee, arguing the appeal of SBS,
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    'Pool community welfare funds'
    188 8 'Pool community welfare funds THE Finance Minister, Mr Hon Sui Sen, last night proposed the sotting up of a community welfare fund by various organisations for use in welfare projects. "Centralisation of resources and undertakings in this manner should prove more effective than when the various organi- sations go about
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    Zambian VIP leaves
    36 8 ZAMBIAN Foreign Minister Wilson Chakulya left yesterday for Malaysia after a four-day official visit. Mr Chakulya and his four-member fact-finding delegation were the guests of Singapore Foreign Minister S. Rajaratnam during his stay
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    Jurong furnace fire put out
    153 8 Jurong furnace fire put out FIREMEN took almost tuo hours to pat oat a Ore outside an electric furnace In Metroxlde Singapore Pte Ltd., Sixth Lok Yang Road, off International Road, In Jorong, last night. No one was Injured in the bUse which was spotted by (oar employees of the
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    Workshop on creative writing
    99 8 THE Educational Publications Bureau will hold a three-day workshop on Creative Writing and Literary Appreciation at the Catholic Junior College from May 26 to 28, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students from secondary three to Pre-U two are eligible to take part. Each school can
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    Charged with murder
    62 8 A DELIVERY boy, Busroh bin Katimon, 28, was on Monday charged in a magistrate's court with murdering a 69-year-old man, Pasiman bin Salikan. by strangling him at a cemetery off Lornie Road between 9 p.m. on May 2 and 8 a.m. on May 3. He is being
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    CPF members urged: Check nominations to avoid payment delay
    402 8 THE Central Provident Fund Board yesterday advised its members to check on the validity of their nominations and to make renominations, if necessary, to avoid delays in payment. This applies especially to those who fall within one of these categories: THOSE
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    Health rules
    24 8 THE Factories (Asbestos) Regulations 1980 to ensure greater safety for workers against the health hazard of asbestos will come into effect tomorrow.
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    CBT clerk gets 7 months
    230 8 A LAWYER'S clerkmisappropriated nearly $16,000 meant for the purchase of stamps, a district court heard on Monday. Asst Supt Mahinder I Singh, prosecuting, told the court that Chandra Boss s o Stiambaram Murnugaiyah, 29, was emEloyed as a general clerk i y Messrs Ng and
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      Thai drive to secure border for economic projects
      212 9 Thai drive to secure border for economic projects KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Thai security forces are conducting unilateral operations to secure areas along Thailand's border with Malaysia where communist guerillas are entrenched. Thai Armed Forces Chief-of-Staff General Saivud Kerdphol, who led a delegation to the ThaiMalaysian general border committee meeting here
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      Lock icon Last chance to collect HSC certificates
      92 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Education Ministry yesterday reminded those who had still not collected their Higher School Certificate, or other examination documents to do so before Oct 1, after which they would be destroyed. Examination Syndicate director Mr Omar Hashim said nearly 12,000 certificates
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      Lock icon MAN KEEPS 80 COPS AT BAY FOR TWO HOURS
      262 9 MAN KEEPS 80 COPS AT BAY FOR TWO HOURS A MAN mOM N PMWODMS laeladlag mea (ran the Federal Beaerve I nit at bay far aearly tw* awn •a Maaday tight v they tried to take Urn la after he became ahuive aad a»■aalted a paUee aUtoer la Kaaia LwnpVi
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      Lock icon Danish move
      33 9 KUCHING, Tues. Denmark is exploring the possibility of setting up a consulate here to further strengthen economic and cultural cooperation with Sarawak, its Ambassador to Malaysia, Poul Kryger. said today. AFP.
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      Lock icon Cuepaes meet to decide whether to stay in MTUC
      320 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday CUEPACS the umbrella union for all civil service unions in Malaysia is holding a meeting on Thursday when a collective stand will be taken on whether or not public sector unions should continue to be affiliated to the
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      Lock icon Only 19 licensed parlours
      195 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. There are only 19 licensed massage parlours in and around the city. The rest are illegal, Mayor Tan Sri Yacob Latiff told a press conference yesterday. The devious and cunning antics used by the illegal operators to outwit the law pose a perennial
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      Lock icon $15 m more
      30 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The government will increase its subsidy for padl fertilisers from {85 million last year to $100 million for the next two. padi seasons. NST.
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      Lock icon Ban on sand, granite export to S'pore stays
      326 9 Ban on sand, granite export to S'pore stays JOHORE BARU, Tuas THE Johore State Government has no plans at the moment to lift the ban on the export of sand and granite to Singapore, State Secretary Datuk Sulaiman Mohamed Noor said here today. "There has been no instruct ions from
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      Lock icon Trade talks in Seoul
      87 9 SEOUL, Tues. Malaysia's permanent secretary to the Foreign Ministry, Tan Sri Zakaria Ali, yesterday held talks with South Korean Vice Foreign Minister Lee Moon-y-one 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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      193 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5 Fish and tongue's right ror a 4 British writer finds biscuit tin <-han(je(B) unopened (6) 7 Litlle lrusl ln y0"""'"1y 0 1 'yP" 6 Woods part in this sort o( group' (8> Might be treated as overhasty' 9 Engineer gets transport < on- 12 Calling
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    Shop owner: I paid $500 in bid to get citizenship
    442 10 Shop owner: I paid $500 in bid to get citizenship A MAGISTRATE'S court heard yesterday how a shop proprietor paid an insurance company manager $500 as "expenses" for assistance to obtain Singapore citizenship and followed up later with a food hamper as a gift. Mr Voon Siong Yin, 33, who
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    TWO PWD MEN FOR MEETING ON MASS TRANSPORT
    129 10 TWO PWD MEN FOR MEETING ON MASS TRANSPORT AT least four government officials, including two from the Public Works Department, have been picked to attend a fiveday conference on Mass Transportation in Asia to be held in Hongkong from May 19. The PWD officials are its deputy director, Mr Francis
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    No short cut to producing Chinese texts, ministry told
    408 10 SEMINAR ON PUBLISHING TRENDS THE Education Ministry's insistence that publishers of Chinese books submit high quality school textbooks for approval within a short time came under criticism by one of them yesterday. This practice, said the general manager of Shing j
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    Upgrade skills in book trade, urges publisher
    422 10 A BOOK publisher yesterday suggested courses on book editing and publishing be conducted in Singapore to upgrade the skills of those in the business. Making this call on the second day of the four-day seminar on Publishing Trends for the 80s at the
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    Man who stole from temples
    165 10 A DISTRICT judge yesterday called for a preventive detention report on a seaman who admitted 17 housebreaking and theft charges involving cash and valuables worth over $43,000. The prosecution proceeded with three charges against seaman Chew Hai Yong, 50, who has eight previous convictions. The
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    Motorist charged
    63 10 MOTORIST Herman Hanafi. 26, an Indonesian, was charged in a magistrate's court on Monday with causing the death of his front-seat passenger, Tjong Tze Phing alias Robert Budyardjo, 21, by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. The incident happened along Holland Road on March 16. He
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    Holiday picnic
    60 10 for children THE Children's Club of Serangoon Gardens community centre youth group will organise a children's holiday picnic at Pasir Ris on June 1 at 8.30 a.m. The charge is $2 50 for club members and $3.50 for others Application closes on June 1 Those interested can ring
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    Charged with drug-peddling
    64 10 TWO men, Abdul Rahman bin Mohamad Noor, 40, and Johan bin Ahmad, 37, were yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with trafficking in three kg of cannabis along Queensway in front of Block 23, Queens Close, on Monday. No pleas were taken. The cases will be mentioned
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    Camping trip to P. Ubin
    45 10 KOI AM Ayer community centre will organise a camping trip to Pulau Übin on June 7 and 8. For more details, call at the centre or telephone *****27 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m. The closing date is May 30.
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      207 10 A Singapore Symphony Orchestra Celebrity Concert Singapore Conference Hall at 8.1 5pm Friday and Saturday, 23rd and 24th May 1980. Music Director and Resident Conductor Choo Hoey Guest Soloist Igor Politkovsky, violin Programme Overture: "Russian and Ludmilla" Glinka Violin Concerto in D Tchaikovsky Classical Symphony Prokofiev Tickets at $15, $10,
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      39 10 CD Jit re wedding cards letterheads, labels. <$t reports all kinds w3k of stationery torms m QUICK PROMPT URGENT PRINTING al COMPETITIVE PRICES I r^ call Tel: 296-5139 •wo commerciol fjfe I 227. 2nd Fl. Jalan Sultan Centre \3b»
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    FISHERMAN BITTEN BY SHARK
    66 11 FISHERMAN BITTEN BY SHARK A FISHERMAN, Mr Wane Foo Tuck, was attacked by a shark in the South China Sea last week. Mr Wang was repairing his fishing boat's propeller in the water when he was was bitten in the buttock. His crew members hauled him into the boat. They
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    Reading more into Ngee Ann's new audio-visual centre
    458 11  - Reading more into Ngee Ann's new audio- visual centre JUNE TAN By NGEE ANN Technical College has set up an audio-visual centre the first of its kind in a Singapore tertiary institution to help its students with their reading. Some $170,000 have been spent on the centre which is equipped
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    4 foreign teams in Dragon Boat festival
    263 11 4 foreign teams in Dragon Boat festival TWO International teams from Hawaii and Nagasaki will be first-timers la Singapore's third Dragon Bsat Festival at the East Coast Parkway on June IS. Peaang and Hongkong, who took part last year, will compete again. The races start at J a.m. Forty teams
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    Ministry wants joint NUS student body
    366 11  - Ministry wants joint NUS student body JALEAN HAN Official advises varsities' organisations to team-up By THE Education Ministry has asked the student organisations of the two universities to form a united body to look after the National University of Singapore undergraduates. As a first step, it has advised the three
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    MERCY SHIP BRINGS IN 39 MORE REFUGEES
    86 11 ANOTHER 39 Vietnamese refugees arrived here on Monday on board the Panamanian-registered mercy ship Akuna, run by the Food For The Hungry organisation. The refugees were allowed to come ashore yesterday following a resettlement guarantee from the United States Government. They will stay
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    Lock icon Journalist dies
    86 11 A FORMER Singapore Journalist. Mr Neil Modder, died on Monday in a taxi taking him to work at the South China Morning Post in Hongkong. He was 66 and is survived by a son and brother, Ralph, both in Hongkong. He was educated at St Andrews's School in
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    Fatal fall into trench
    63 11 A CORONER yesterday recorded a verdict of misadventure on the death of an elderly woman who died after falling into a trench. The court heard that Madam Aw Ng Choy. 73. who had weak eyesight and difficulty in walking, fell into a trench at a worksite
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      204 11 Bringing Up Father By Bill Ka vanagh Hal Camp r SUPPOSE ITS I HE'S PPOBABLV I I YOU'RE WRONG, 1. 1 HE'S A PIANO O.K.,I'LL >J OUR NEW NEIGHBOR AN IDIOT WHO OARLIN'- HE HAS I f— TUNER TALK TO ]V^ UPSTAIRS HAS NO EAR A VERY KE£N J v
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1980
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      EVEN CLOSER
      366 12 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn's visit to Singapore, which is part of the continuing person-to-person meetings which have now become the pattern of consultations between the leaders of the five Asean countries, has turned out to be much more than a routine get-together. While it was to
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      MAKING OUT A CASE
      368 12 LITIGATION is a trying thing. It can be complicated, dilatory and costly. Small wonder that consumers who have been taken in by dishonest businessmen are loath to institute legal proceedings against them when the amount of money involved is small. It is for this reason that
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    More faction friction in Chinese army
    973 12 According to Taipeh, the revolutionary veteran, Xv Shiyu, ex-commander of the Guangdong military region and a ranking member of the Politburo, fired at China's Senior Vice-Premier Deng Xiaoping because he had been passed over for the job of Chief of Staff. However bizarre the
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    Lock icon Bigger and better than the Concorde?
    808 12  -  RONALD CLARKE By in LOS ANGELES UNITED States aircraft designers are quietly working on successors to the supersonic AngloFrench Concorde that could carry about 300 passengers at 2,900 k mh. Nine years after the US government cut off its financing for a Boeing supersonic
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    Lock icon CIA vs Snepp: To speak or not to speak
    426 12  - CIA vs Snepp: To speak or not to speak MOLLY IVINS By in COLORADO FRANK Snepp, the former Central Intelligence Agency analyst who wrote a book about the fall of Saigon, is in one of the most curious legal binds in this country's history. His efforts to describe how he
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    Tale of hawking hawkers
    493 12  -  ANDREW LESLIE Oddities in Language By WANDERING past a row of hawkers' stalls recently, I began to reflect on the word "hawker", and to wonder where it came from. It is a word which has almost vanished from common usage in England these days, although it
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      How registry could give better service
      391 13 AS THE carbon copy of th c birth vaccination notice the Registrar of Births and Deaths used to issue was not laminated and did not withstand normal usage, it is appreciated that the registry is now issuing, following views expressed by the public, laminated
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      Deafened by din from HDB lift
      141 13 MY FLAT is situated immediately next to the lift motor room, the noise from which is intolerable. I have written several letters to the Housing Board take steps to cut down the noise but my repeated appeals have apparently fallen on deaf ears. Although
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      Driven up the wall by horn tooters
      148 13 Driven up the wall by horn tooters THE EXCESSIVE use of auto horns may be understandable in open traffic even if there are cases of impatience and rudeness. It becomes inexcusable when powerful heavytraffic horns are sounded in residential and high-rise blocks by a procession of school buses collecting individual
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      End the wars of sound
      228 13 RECENTLY, sjaek •tteatlea keea f ■Mf^BsPji skfj tfts^ p^awtrmk that the Mta«rltta have ■egleetea' am peet M It which to right I am referrlax to the ■•I" aalsajM» cmw hy in. 1K. ..11.. mt ear paafcci rmia, espedally la CMaajswa. As c*flQpe4ttft«M titore try te
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      Temple built close to houses
      270 13 THE NOISE pollution described by "Virgo" ("Wayangs should be held away from flats," ST, April 17) is less disturbing and irritable than what some residents of Thomson Park were subjected to as a result of a new temple being built very close to their houses.
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      Quality of life: What I wrote
      421 13 Quality of life: What I wrote IF YOUR summary (ST, May 9) of my "Quality of Life" article In Sin Chew Jit Poh (May 4) lacks quality, I would have let it pass. It if, however, in many respects, particularly taken as a whole, misleading, distorted and confusing. Your summary
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      Fumes and noise from factories
      52 13 Fumes and noise from factories WE ARE residents of Lorong H, Telok Kurau, and we are environmental victims of two inconsiderate joint factory operators in Telok Kurau Road. These factories emit intoxicating fumes which can be noticed some distance away and produce machine noise that makes peaceful rest impossible. WORRIED
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      No peace for residents at weekends
      368 13 No peace for residents at weekends WE, THE residents of Ponggol Park, better known as 24th Avenue, are Infuriated and frustrated over the nuisance caused by the holidaymakers who rent seven of the bungalows during the weekends. We have chosen the peace and tranquillity of staying in the countryside away
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      539 14 Weather You might feel hot and bothered if you miss out on Metroes coupon discounts. Metro News VOL. 1 No. 1 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1980. W-M *J^9MP f Iff viflMW' Shoppers are expected v^mr^J illlm Wk AT I d^H^ 'Now is definitely the time snugglers disposable r-r^nvJ?o^ MMI M
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      26 14 Press 'Is this the end of inflation?' asks a Metro customer. 'Not entirely madam, but at least we are doing our part', we reply. SHOPPERS' EDITION
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      692 15 S 1 The SGV Group Management Consulting Services Our client, an offshore branch of a major foreign bank about to be established in Singapore, urgently requires experienced and qualified staff to fill the following positions: SENIOR DEALER I (MS 10 787) The selected candidate will have the singular opportunity to
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      1088 15 B.S.P. TENDER NOTICE NO. 8/80 Item I. Approx 3 to 5 tons non-ferrous scrap consisting scrapoed/burned ond short pieces underground coble. Item 2. Approx. 10 Pcs. rejected tubulars, bends ond jacket legs Sizes: 36" x 20' tubular (3 Pcs.) 28 x j 20' tubular 1 P ee 28" x 6'
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      817 15 m TENDER SALE OflktOßT!} MACHINERY EQUIPMENT 1 Ford Motor Co Pte Ltd invites tender for the purchase of the r^ following factory machinery equipment torn Description 1. M sets SpotweWer c/w transformer, control and gun 415V/sOCycte/75KVA 5 sets ESAB MIG welding machines. 2 One 40ft. paint booth with 2 oil-fired
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1423 16 THE last tranaartrd ready uk at tV cka» <X buatnrs on (hr Stork ExrhaM* at Sing* parr yerttrday romparrd wtla tar prrvtous day* prtrm tojrthrr with lfl» Wf* and low i AdjiaWd hr atrip rttfiti awl it Hifk Mi U.I Low o»m«> IW* SH 1KIN (INK IMII STKIAL
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      Unit trusts
      302 16 SWOAPOBR UNIT TRUST (rilll|ll|- Bftees tor May 14) ASU UNR TRUST (Mnigiir arteas *sr May 14) ARBUTMNOT SECURITIEB ASA (Maaagerr 1 arlees tor May 14) Spore Growth Fund 1.35 142 OUB-MONTAGU (MsaasMi' srtraa fer May 14) Union Spore Fund 0.98 1.03 INCOME BOND UNR (Carnal artees) Income Bond
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1485 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and budness In an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after Ut* word "sett". Big Board
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1761 16 BID and orfer pices officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded ihown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise spedtied MMJBTUALB A«ssa (3.106) cd Aleees (2 JOB 2.245) (1) 111 (1) 121 cd
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        Rises
        52 16 Malayan Tin Toshiba Uunlop Ind Sh.ngri I FAN Selan(or Drcdf .rl.b<TK V H 8 Mala O U B I.ingui Straita Trading Mi|iun Corpn 1.1.nd Pea 3000 380 MO 1030 TOO 575 540 340 388 187 1230 840 540 100 89 35 30 30 15 15 14 12 11 10
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        Falls
        24 16 m Ulan K 1. Kepong Bouitead Tractor* Nat Iron K h.mp.r 2DI 4«2 486 730 556 MS -r -8 -6 -5 -5 -5
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        Most active stocks
        27 16 O U B 1.196,000 Haw Par 1,156.000 City Dcv 271,000 U 0 L 189,000 Total turnover: 6.36 m Total value: $18 84m Source: SES
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        Indices
        28 16 1 T. Indicator ndustrials: I nance: lotelt: "roperties: linings 'lantations: ICBC: 4419.22 4496.48 493.29 ***** 866.21 869.66 432.66 435.54 ***** ***** ***** 287.73 862.30 863.41 ***** *****
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        H'kong
        312 16 HONGKONG: Stock prices rose sharply across the board yesterday, but closed off their highs in active late trading on sharply increased turnover. The Hang Seng index was. up 12.86 points at 902.48. dealers said. They said market sentiment was encouraged by the latest cut In US prime rates which
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        Tokyo
        334 16 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher on fresh buying in coals and big-capitals yesterday, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 12.00 to close at 6,786 94 points. with a volume of 350 million shares. The New index closed at 468.07, up 1.44 points. Ajinuinotu Ak.,l A.Uhl (llrlli A«ahl Cilunv
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        TIN
        146 16 THE STRAITS tin price recovered $10 to $2,200 per picul (equivalent to $36.38 per kilo, up IT cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 72 2 tonnes to 117 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers gaining £90 to £7,430 per tonne. LONDON: Tin
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        Closing prices
        34 16 Rubber: May 13 Singapore: June: 290.00 cents (unchanged) Malaysia: June: 294.00 cents (unchanged) Tin: M«2,200 (up $10) (equivalent to $36.38 per kilo) (up 17 cents) Official offering: 117 tonnes (down 72V4 tonnes)
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        COPPER
        30 16 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous in brackets). Wlrebar Spot £887 (£883); sellers £889 (£885): Three Month buyers £913 (£909). sellers £914 (£910) Marat mm: Steadier Sales: T" tonnes
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        RUBBER
        492 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed steady yesterday, with June RSS One buyers quoted at 290.00 cents per kilo, unchanged on Monday's close, dealers said. Following news of good China offtake of RSS Two, Three and Four at premium prices from both Singapore and Malaysia, the afternoon market
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        SSR and SMR
        97 16 NOON S.SH and SMR fncm ywurdiy HAS Jui il trrul Mlkl B»r»r. fUll.ra SSKW lllanpdbll 271 SO 27:1 .SON SSRSO llu«ip.ll«) 2MSO *****N MHH H J-.» SMHCV llUKipallMl U8.60 .MO SON SMH 1. (lUmimUm) ***** 377 OON SMK I (1 KM P^tot) ***** *****N SMRGP nuniMlWtl UNO
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        Produce prices
        145 16 CHINESE Pr«die« Kseftutfge Magapore, MM cftMtag priMS pat IN k| yiaUrtay: Cmaal M: Bulk fob 1137 50 sellers, old drum (la second hand drum) fob 047.50 sellers, new drum fob JIM 00 sellers. Cepra: Mixed (loose) $79.00 buyers. P»pp»r>Muntok white pepper fob Asia NI.W £506 00 sellers, Sarawak
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        GOLD
        211 16 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $35,546 and closed at $35,616 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at US$5OB.OO 510 00 and remained at this level throughout the morning before some light buying in the afternoon took the price up to $510.00 511.00 where
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      Buyers out in force
      355 16 TRADING at tke Singapore ■toek exekaage yeaterday progr eased at a lelsarely pace far tke greater part of tke day tat ky tke clotdag mlaates, tayera were well la tke fare. Tke market aadertoae was a skade steadier by tke cad of Mm toy aad prices
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      Kuala Lumpur
      273 16 A slightly steady trend ruled on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday but trading was fairly quiet and selective. The New Straits Times industrial ordinary share index closed the day 2.59 points higher at 573.33 while the Business Times index fell 5.76 points to 7.615.85. In the industrials
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      Money and exchanges
      267 16 THE US Sing dollar opened lower I at B 1600 10 and closed at S3 1615 25 In the Singapore forex market yesterday. The dollar was marked down at i the opening in respond to prime < rate cut by leading US banks. Buy- ing support at
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      NOMINAL RATES
      338 16 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on May 13: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: Sourer: Merrill Lynch Inter n.lion.l (Asia) Co. quoted yMterday <ero«»>p»nty chang* L*r*i d»U»rs to »nr unit at farelga cmrrcaey: US dollar 2.1615 2.162S 2.8196 Sterling pound 4.9415 4.9455
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      Discount
      47 16 RANGE of prio* offered by di rounl housn on May 13' Overnight: 3-75 16'; Call deports 6 CkMiaf Bayiaf Selliac 3-monlh Treasury bills 7. T. 3 month Bank bills 11 11 3 months CD 10 10't 8 months CD 10 3/16 101/18 Source: National Discount Co
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      Money market
      36 16 Closing Interbank rates r Singapore dollars on May 13: Offer Bid Overnight IT. 11 1 month 1013/1810 11' 2 months 10 8/18 10 7/ 3 months 10 1O'» Overnight mode 12. for 18 '9
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      Prime lending rates
      23 16 THE average rate at which major Singapore bavnkx kit rnrrently prepared to lend to their beat roatomen is lZ.Zjier cent.
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      Move to put Folex on viable footing
      686 17 FOLEX Industries Berhad has announced a revised reconstruction scheme to put the troubled company back on a viable footing. The main 'features of the revision take into account some of the objections raised by shareholders who in June last year shot down the
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      Sime may buy assets of Glychem Singapore
      273 17 Sime may buy assets of Glychem Singapore SKNIOR execatlves af Slme Darky Hidings have begaa dlscasstoaii to buy ap the plant aad equipment «f Glyckem Slnjapore, Saatk-eaat Asia's oaly glyeeriae plait Glyckem Singapore kas tke dubious dtettaettoa af kaviag k«M pat aider reeeiversklp twice la Its sevea yean «f exMeaee.
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        Late profit-taking in Sydney
        247 17 SYDNEY, Tues. Oil rose sharply but a late round of profit-taking took several stocks off their highs, brokers said. Cooper Basin oil discoverer Santos, which added 60 cents yesterday, firmed another 40 cents today before sellers pushed it back to yesterday's As 9 80 close. Heavy
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        New York narrowly lower
        246 17 NEW YORK, Mon. The stock market closed narrowly lower in slow trading despite another drop in the prime rate as oils continued weak but glamour and growth issues rallied. Morgan Guaranty Trust cut its prime rate to 16. per cent from 17' i per cent but
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        Amsterdam shares firmer
        280 17 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share I prices closed lower, with Royal i Dutch losing one, Unilever 0.50 and Philips one guilder ex its 1.20 guilder dividend in mainly lower Dutch internationals, dealers said. Akzo gained 0.40, banks weakened with ABN losing one and NMB 1.50 Investment funds were mainly
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        Zurich mostly higher
        284 17 ZURICH, Mon. Prices closed mostly higher led by Zuerich Insurance, which recovered part of today's price adjustment connected with the upcoming rights issue, dealers said. Bearer rights traded at 1900 francs. Volume was significant in insurances, which apart from Zuerich closed barely steady, but was only moderate
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        London market closes mixed
        541 17 I/)NDON. Mon. The market dosed mixed after a relatively quiet session, dealers said At 3pm, the FT index was down 3 4 at 433 1 Government bonds rallied from a weak opening to close as much as 0.2 b point higher Oil shares attracted buying with
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        Selected Indices
        60 17 FINANCIAL TIMKS INDUSTRIALS Monday «*2 Friday «365 Week Ago closed dow jonks avkkac;k INDI STRIAI.S Monday ***** Friday >»5«0 Week Ar« 816 30 II K HAN(. SKN«; Tuesday ...902.48 Monday ***** Week And 867 81 SYDNKY INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 620 51 Monday ***** Week Ann ***** ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday
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      1417 18 RATES Ofdmor, 70 CIS per word (rr»n fIOSOI Sem.D*pto» JI2 00 per column cm S"Ti $36 00) Strom T«iet 11 J 10 per column cm (rran $39 30 Sunday Times Dnpkjy $1500 per column cm (Mm $45 00) Straws Tmt $16 38 per column cm (Mm $49 1 5) Sundoy
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      1179 18 SECTION INDEX I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES V SERVICES BUSINESS VI EDUCATION TRAINING VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL IX OBITUARIES II EMPLOYMENT Established company requiree Fdlowina positions urgent), immedistely require* Minimum requirements: Arcurary in typing at a > Age 18 to
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      1205 19 II EMPLOYMENT MALE GENERAL CLERK 31 Situations Vacant ZttFJZLSSSSFt.rZ Production Deparlmanl \,,,,i,, .inta inusi be nngmport ciuseiu who have completed their National Bervlce Iluv ihould possess s minlmutn ol c T:r t"t nd li i Clerical t M>) acrurateli si 3S »pm is essential Applicants iniist be prep. lied lo
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      1388 19 II EMPLOYMENT PUBLIC Al t 111 N rANTS TELEPHONIST/ nRMREQUIRU CLERK TYPIST A) AUDIT CLERKS r quir#d by Applicants must be liiliiiku.il edCompany. and also preferabl) hold LCCI 1i..0k keeping Certificate lp (JuallficaUons my o Level B, TVM«T« li MMl rtMl En i"» h bi ivnsis a. n d jxissess
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      1475 19 II EMPLOYMENT AN ESTABLISHED COMPANY quires Male helllale EXCCUIHes Applicants lllllst have An established Karmeiit years' experience in sales. Kluenl manufaclurei has an im- noor" WoThuo'l inedi te va. an. > im Singapore o7lo LOCAL EARN JlOO WEEKLY 111 your Iree SALES EXECUTIVE JJJJ^ (';(l(l^( l l^. r I 1
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      1356 19 II EMPLOYMENT SHOWROOM SALESGIRL REOUIR M, 4 ir.b.^ ED in orchard area ptl ijfi ILA' XlJf^v BM4JO during office hours for (ii \\h\.\\\l) an interview COSMETICS TECHNICAL SALES MENARDCOSMET.CS REPRESENTATIVES required lo market steel products Invites ladies and housewives 10 lor storage and warehousing j join their present team ol
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      977 19 II EMPLOYMENT Applications ara invited tor tha I position ol BT r» A, ASSISTANT HYDROGRAPM.C I B'tyl D feCnam SURVEYOR j SsV^M Kx-KMN Petty Officer Clllel gggalggggggggggaggggggggggggggggg) Pel t fOfflCer in sea ma n hr I 11. 11 I'relerahlv Slfl I BaSU r FTnnr»VCrTW99r^TaTi'VT^Bsl SH2 Kl'l with wai. h-keep- H||||jjj||jfiHJ|JHH|j|ilSlS
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      876 20 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant d) TechnicMl M&WPM HITACHI CONSUMER (A)ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS (S) PTE. LTD. TECHNICIAN We invite applications for Ihe <•*•*•) followinc positions: At»between» 1) production Mai!,',!',;.;',!,".- 'rt'alV'i 1 CONTROLLER/ v 11 ASSISTANT PRODUCTION < B >Q c inspector CONTROLLER 5?J«h» wii ,^.1.. a Klectroinc ur Electrical Cer- tun-ate
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      846 20 II EMPLOYMENT 1 SITE FOREMAN REOUIRED \|.|.ll ISIEM E NS AW» r to organiw'and carry out I timk 1 1 1 1 >•■ 1 1 < 1• i l l > I'll t Waj BJBBBBBb' I I I>vvlt ll parluul.irs slateil „,!.,[> e\|lVcleil anil contact nusßber lo Suite low Jalan
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      601 20 II EMPLOYMENT L %^^mSH5 Established International BinJi s^Pl^ American company KSfl^_|lP a^App'^ involved in laP^^\O manufacturing and 3p^\ «.«V^C» computerized vf^tA^SS^wtfi testing of TV a|VK»* microelectronic jk.fJK^ products has k^iVisV^ a»Ci, vacancies in its V* P|an^^ START EARN UP TO PER MONTH PROGRESS IN SERVICE TO PER MONTH In addition,
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      675 20 II EMPLOYMENT New Branch W m at Paya Lebar By -ajQ. 7 21 New Industrial Rd.. j j^^v^^V^c:-- (lai Floor, Tai Lon Bldj Vw It Wt 1 1 1 y° u re b«< ween W Singaporean 'Malaysian I We need /'*JIM you as a //wLk Female ZglrTO 1 Production Operator
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      581 20 II EMPLOYMENT LJLJ i^p^^^J Female I i production I Join operators I Del Mar .^jmiiTS I Furniture EUJJS Bg _|aaßj Requirements: s»jg*a»^*^^^T s» irz c years and sav'^W J^ VXaTaaal above ■^i^^-^PP^' Primary or Secondary B-»*fJ^tT^oo education We Offer: R"^C^rM^»J_| a Attractive starting pay k^^P%_^klsaap|9aV 2nd shift allowance %gjßoo~ $3
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      806 21 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant /jff&j^. I) Production IMMEDIATE VACANCIES for Applications are invited Irom TOOLMAKERS Singapora citnens lor th. position vwkranni.n» a Nil Orade II 111 Certificate will be i ollMdiTed PROOUCTION WORKERS Minimum 3 a >c.. is woik Mv^ atove. Preferabl) romnmaclMnery 011 l l a Knowledge ol
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      675 21 II EMPLOYMENT AC J/ L SINGAPORE KCK I (PTE) LTD i 3T^eW 2-D, BLOCKS %f^mm/^9r I fourth floor flk^fH f KALLANG PLACE I > SINGAPORE 1233 j Blngaaort Citi/ens for the SHOWA k M PLASTICS I FEMALE (S) PTE LTD I PRODUCTION 15. FOURTH CHIN BEE OPERATORS I ROAD, y
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      1023 21 II EMPLOYMENT Major Pood Manufacturer has immediate vacancies foe jTAf MALE FEMALE PROOUCTION jy*% OPERATORS Tj AOL%*Jk£' I Raquiramant. fiITiUI»!%ll Mllg-'PoreCltl/en Tt\r A/tll] Above li, vearsol age IVaA J willing to work on stun e|^R Interested applicants please 'I'l'lv personally ul 4 f# VM.V^^ **tf THE PERSONNEL DEPT allY I*T«kUl
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      1106 21 II EMPLOYMENT DESPATCH RIDERS REOUIRED An American manufacturing Immediately by travel aervlce company in Jurong requires im- personally al Hik 531 SV mediately. Uppei roat BU< DESPATCH RIDER CUM Olfl.e DHIVER Bo] required bj ConstrucUon Company Please telephone KM>erience and a hove is DgMU for appointment Sa'laVv' laround1 around S4oll
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      1149 21 II EMPLOYMENT ESTABLISHED AIR-CAROO> lni.-rn.iiion.il Ireiuiu lorvia.-ilers A '^lV£^cl^s H H -o E spa T ch B ,o ER Requirement. lor immediate employment a With Class 3 Driving Licence *pplicanl must t»- Singapore a nuent in English a KnowledneodypinK valid motorcycle llcencf Applying with full parUculars Starling salary at $210
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      746 22 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant h) General \2wt£r HOTEL PHOENIX SINGAPORE DRIVER WITH CLASS walitc.l Please appl) pelsonallv to 10 11.1.s ltlllllfll 1.1 te i nroni in Cleylani Spore MM V»C«l>Clet for 1) CHIEF COOK I or Western local 2) WAITERS/ l**"^*! WAITRESSES ROBINSON'S V^, l I sV,e. 1 ;"Kn
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      1060 22 II EMPLOYMENT <• UNITED WORLD COLLEGE l^_A l W-, J 0, OF SOUTHEAST ASIA Two (2) Train** JOIN COLONEL SANDERS Xo'tutVtit Aua'%'"^} KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN August iww PTE LTD Ouahticalions/E >p*ri*nc*: We icniilre otnoleted evellll >l c. I Irolli Fulltime Slafl Nai ',,.,l s.-rv,,' foi Possess iK'f ii level 1)
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      1026 22 II EMPLOYMENT MESSENGERS f »*••"> establiahad company I locatad in Paya Lebar area I (near Airport) invites applicarequired I liona trom Singapora Citit*ns I for the following positions: ""——>" j A) WAREHOUSE INTRACO LTD. MAN 2ShentonWay ICB Building, 2nd floor (1 vacancy) Singapore 0106 B) pORKL|FTp 0RKL|FT fl DRIVER (1
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      1319 22 II EMPLOYMENT REQUIRED OFFICE BOY /^SgaV/ ik/ A^B^BakN al.-lv (all person. illy „i t, (g^|^gV aA.^BaA Phillip Street I eoim «tIII I II I gaY/ J* a^gkV^gsi KmliliiiK Koom ivl 4ffln ■^Z__aH__a^Baßk^ k»lk »l liSuitably qualitied candi I Required dates are invited to apply I I for the following vacant
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      1056 22 II EMPLOYMENT Wt havt vacancy tor a man ti p«rienced in admimttralivt work pe n n d m nr.y"w':h'rn l ;n.mur.up. n r < ,<;, < eslab.l.h.d Company „o n requires immediately: mual haveal least A) 2 MECHANICS I I i I t'l Ir Ii r t 111 lllilHirt V
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      1529 23 111 VEHICLES A BOATS «a»»—— aai^ JULY 74 FIAT I.IJS 1990 CX PARI eligible Aircond radio cassette 45 Vehicles For Sale mu','^ I 1 i l ''^,'m''km' Isi:i.Mo1 $i:i.Mo ono Tri *****93 (ei S9)Mr lan B^^ during office howw NOV 1975. FIAT 1.!4 Saloon Air- cond TUff-kOtl Tape radio puint
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      1528 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS 1971 MAZDA 1000. I n. |..uil OWNER LEAVING 1972 I oil 1... work good condition 95.700 on a lain CITO Imhi mrLulli. brown r.-l n.i.vi.uiuku tirii.n- limp m ii ..i,,i .|,,,,i, mm, rxpenuw 1972 LATE MAZDA Htttt. rhKlhlr >"' Street PAH*- »cry good condlUon. Well ll "i
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      1688 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS 1»77 TOYOTA CRESSIOA. .in ..ml 1975 royota Crown Deluxe Ant" intimm*hom*i Nintoas n. .ih cars in showroom i iilicllllon UrrKlMr.illiinrllKlMr Saaaa^^Laaaaaaa^aP^^aat Hkm -ll. t .....I. I.i .mhos ft am ii.'iim 1»77 TOYOTA COBOLL* 1390 1 O» MBVIg CSOTIW J SrVdutTr? T." Smmo. SPECIAL T CENTER Z"ZVun?*Z*"*"«n" """""I
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      835 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS JULY. 197«. SUZUKI Pick-up N^, M ,f ndition BJOO n.n.o r.-l i070»<ir322 ll NINE MONTHS OLO Mini lax PRICE OFFERED HlgheM r s I. SECOND OWNER HONOA S BE S T <"»"<:£ OFFERED for s. r.ip v.ii i ypc i t)oud i ondltion Late used ..hi,,, i
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      1003 23 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES Condominium Situated at Robin Road IVI3ISOnBttB Ideal location Large Swimming Pool Cover car parking lot No restriction to Foreigners Wf^M DEVELOPER XfJJ VIVA REALTY PTE. LTD. V'V^O SiiaPK» QQ*p S"r*GAPO*»l 1130 TEL 2%134M *****J8 Piann.ng Approval No DC 237/ 7 1 Developed s Licence No 2%25 Advertisement
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      1214 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 10. MARIGOLD DRIVE Spore 20 Kurnished double-storey seml- 51 Accommodation }'l" l th rr d Hl riloms s e Vacant vanis lei ,u.i,m 2S. WINDSOR PARK for rental Effective Ist July 1980 $4,500 pm Interested cali Hazel *****07 a) Houses t) Flats DIST. 13 SINGLE-STOREY DETACHED llUloo.su
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      1214 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES ADJOINING ORCHARD ROAD. I DIST 1. SOUTH BRIDGE Koad airionriitionrd lied! 001ns swim- KOOK ll a 1 Hulldmg. new apart IIIIIIK pool se(Ullly services "lent, nth floor. 1.800 sq ft H (omrni.ni downtown location bedrooms, bathrooms attached. $2,800 furnished Call *****88 2 halls, telephone, alrcond. fully A
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      1049 24 IV ACCOMMODATION I PROPERTIES Wrnum"*""™* •aDOBB'NA• a D088 NA *2.«O0 FULLY FURNISHED 3-bed-lleauiiful flooring, partially fur- swimming pool tennis nlalMd K.ntal $2,200 pm Will nasium. etc Tel *****6 consider selling. $450,000 Tel *****6 HILLCREST ARCADIA DOSSINA 4 rooms, high floor, partially fur- C) RoOHtS nished Tel Mrs Yeo. *****6/ *****7
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      52 27 »»p,.»» thwr iMartMt thanks to mtmbtri ol Vio Chu King Go»p«l Hall t Emm. nu»l Atwmbly ol God lor their pray«r> and ••rvic»i ralaliv«, friends, natghbourt and col Ivaguas lor tlwir kind allvndanca. ataittanc*. wraatht, condot«nc«« rontnbutions during Ihmr racwit baraavamanl. Th« Family of lh« L«t* MR. CMIA
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      331 27 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON MAY 13TH 19M LEAVING BEHIND SONS: si HOE KOK I.KNt; SI-HOC KOK wan SI-HOK KOK SIN(i SI -HOE KOK CHUM SI-HOK KOK SOON DAUGHTERS SI-HOE SINO WAN hi-hoe sma Lena Sl-HOKSINC. SOW SI-HOK SING QUEK M lIOK SING YIN SONS-IN-LAW: H)NC. KIUSHANO MMCHUAN BOON
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      81 27 In Mamoriam CHIAKHENGHWAY NEE NG KHENG HWAV Oaparlad on 14/S/7S In a wink, 2 yaars ha»a gona by but you ara ALWAYS lovingly ramambarad by huaband and daughtar In memory of d«ar U itnd CHIAKHENGHWAV in lunfln nwnj ihu Bui ""I Uw meator) thin duj Inarrled b)
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      'Boy Wonder' to hit Wembley
      553 27  -  GODFREY ROBERT By the Deputy Sports Editor LONDON, Tues. They call him the nearest thing to Pele. Others draw a comparison between him and Joe Namath or Reggie Jackson. But Diego Maradona, the "Boy Wonder" in question, does not like comparisons. "Yo (me) Diego," the
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      Sunderland gain promotion
      174 27 LONDON, Tues. Sunderland last night clinched promotion from the English Second Division with a 2-0 home win over Football Association Cup heroes West Ham United. If West Ham had won the match, their fellow Londoners Chelsea would have gained promotion instead of Sunder land. Sunderland scored two
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      162 27 DIVISION TWO PWD L F A Leicester 42 21 13 8 58 38 Sunderland 42 a 12 9 69 42 Birmingham 42 21 11 10 58 38 Chelsea 42 23 7 12 66 52 QPR 42 18 13 11 75 53 Uiton 42 16 IT 9 66 45 West
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      338 27 Singapore put up good show in Asian TT CALCUTTA, Tues. Singapore's men's and women's teams have done creditably well so far by remaining unbeaten in their respective Group Two League to decide the ninth to 16th positions in the Asian table tennis championships here. The men's team won all their
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      25 27 CALCUTTA. Tues. The Asian Table Tennis Union yesterday endorsed a proposal (or the inclusion of the sport in the 1988 Olympic Games. AFP.
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      Allan appears to hold trump card
      491 27  -  FAIRWAY By TRAINER Ivan Allan, a champion when it comes to winning Cup races, appears to hold the trump card again in the $51,000 Queen Elizabeth n Cup at Bukit Timah on Sunday. Of the 15 horses handicapped for the 2,200 metres race, Allan
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      Can O'Leary tame Kempes in Cup final?
      301 27 BRUSSELS, Tues. Valencia, of Spain, and England's Arsenal should bring the European CupWinners' Cup to an intriguing climax here tonight. Both sides are fortunate to have two of the world's most gifted players in their ranks. Valencia will parade Rainer Bonhof, from West
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      156 27 ARMS spread In a V for victory, 1W« Asian golf circuit winner La llsi (linen, of Taiwan, (right) shows his delight at capturing the ISM Cathay Pacific Airways Asian golf circuit for the second year running. With him is CPA general manager (Japan) P. D. A. SuUh.
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      Lock icon Republic defeated in Taipeh tourney
      100 27 Republic defeated in Taipeh tourney TAIPEH. Tues. Singa- pore lost 110-48 to Panama on the third day of the I William Jones basketball I tournament here yesteri day. In another match, Britain's Doncaster beat Guatemala 75-59 and South Korea defeated Hongkong 114-61 in the 14day competition. No losses The United
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      47 27 LONDON, Tues. English First Division soccer club Tottenham Hotspur signed striker Steve Archibald from Scottish champions Aberdeen (or C 900-.-000 ($3 81 million) here yesterday. Three years ago, Archibald, a member of Scotland's international squad, joined Aberdeen from Glasgow club Clyde for 1.20,000 Reuter.
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      21 27 NEW YORK. Tues Seattle Sountjers beat New England Tea Men 2-0 in the North American Soccer League yesterday. Reuter.
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      352 27 DUESSELDORF, Tues. Argentina, inspired by the brilliance of Guillermo Vilas, brushed aside Italy to win the Association of Tennis Professionals' Nations' Cup here yesterday. Argentina scored a 3-0 sweep over Italy, who have been defeated in the final for the second year in succession. Vilas, who inflicted a
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      Lock icon HK umpire in 'wide' calls row
      600 28  -  ERNEST FRIDA By HONGKONG opened their cricket tour of Singapore with an impressive 103-run victory over the Singapore Cricket Association President's XI in a oneday match at Balestier Road yesterday. But, the win was tarnished by some controversial decisions by Hongkong umpire Bernard Moore.
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      SCOREBOARD
      185 28 HONGKONG A. Ltrlmer c R. Martens b Rajalingam 69 D. Reeve c Cooke b Balakrishnan 12 G. UlekMdMlb Sivalingam 12 K. MeCteu c Chelva b Rajalingam 0 i. Hawksley lbw Rajalingam 48 M. Walker c Sivalingam b Balakrishnan 10 P. AmOiw st.Cooke b Sivalingam T.Taraer not out 6 i.
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      Tan wants to win Lark for special reason
      271 28  -  PETER SIOW By TAN KOK WAH, Singapore's Lark Open champion for the past two years, has a special reason for wanting to win the title again this year. For the 24-year-old sailor, who has just gone into the boat-building business, will be
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      Ho realises one of his dreams
      263 28 ON the long journey back to Singapore from the United States last month, former basketball international Ho Whye Tong had had a lot of time to plot his life, reports PETER SIOW. He had just completed a two-year course on business administration in Los
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      543 28 Worcestershire lose as firemen battle store blaze LONDON, Tues. Even an emergency call to the Fire Brigade could not save Worcestershire as the West Indies opened the county section of their tour with a seven-wicket victory at New Road. While, the firemen dealt with a blaze, which destroyed the
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      Lock icon Meeting of IBF, WBF in jeopardy
      149 28 Meeting of IBF, WBF in jeopardy JAKARTA, Toes. The planned meeting to unite two rival badminton organisation* here later this month is not likely to materialise. Officials here say that the president of the World Badminton Federation, Marshal Dawee Chnliasapya, of Thailand, has not replied to the letter from Stellan
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      SRU meeting
      19 28 THE Singapore Rugby Union will hold their annual meeting at the Singapore Cricket Club tomorrow (5.30 p.m.)
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      Singapore enter 20 pros for Mizuno Open
      317 28 Singapore enter 20 pros for Mizuno Open TWENTY professional I Singapore golfers have entered for the $43,000 Mizuno Open championship at the Royal Perak course in Ipoh on June 58, reports ERNEST FRIDA. They are: Ali Ratim, Alvin Liau, Bill Fua, David Milne, Fazali Sudoh, Fung Hee Kwan, Lim Ah
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      Visitors defeated
      49 28 SINGAPORE Cricket Club beat the visiting Hale School, of Western Australia, 4-0 in a friendly hockey match on the Padang yesterday Tan Poh Seng and Ragbir Singh scored two goals each. In a Singapore Hockey Association Division Two match at the Padang yesterday. Kampong Kembangan defeated SCCC«
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      Lock icon Abu Bakar another Awang Bakar in making?
      733 29  -  P. FRANCIS By WHEN I called him on the telephone, I could detect a tinge of surprise when he asked me: "You want to interview me? Why?" But, before I could reply, Abu. Bakar Saad, 23, agreed readily to a meeting and I
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      Jita changes the routine to arrest players' slide
      359 29  -  JOE DORAI By IT was half-an-hour workout each at volleyball and sepak takraw for Singapore's Malaysia Cup players at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. This is manager Jita Singh's latest measure to arrest the slide of the players' form in recent
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      149 29 JAKARTA, Tues. An Indonesian referee beat up an Iranian team official after the latter had spat at him in the Ma rah Halim soccer tournament in Medan, North Sumatra, the Jakarta newspaper, Berita Buana, reported. The incident occurred on Sunday night after Iran were defeated 2-1
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      419 29  - 'HUSTLER' TAN FAILS WITH THE BIG ONE WILFRED YEO By TAN GIAN TAT G. T. to all and sundry gave up the chance of becoming world airlines bowling Masters' champion in Mexico City last week so that he would not have to give up the more lucrative world of "hustling".
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      Seven countries agree to contest Lion City Cup
      218 29 SEVEN of the 12 invited countries, including defending champions Iraq, have agreed to take part in the Lion City Cup under-16 soccer competition at the National Stadium from Aug. 23-Sept. 7. They are Indonesia, Thailand, India, South Korea, Bahrain, Iraq and Brunei.
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      Republic for SEA age-group meet
      194 29  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By THE Swimming sub-com-mittee of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association will meet soon to finalise the dates for the final qualifying trials for the South-east Asian agegroup championships in Chiengmai from July 2527. SASA secretary Woon Sui Kut said yesterday that hosts Thailand
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      161 29 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON Singapore Malays national championships (Telok Kurau Secondary School, 7.30). BASKETBALL National championships (Peoples' Association, 7.30). CRICKET Singapore Cricket Club v Hongkong (Padang, 10). GOLF Challenge Bowl First round (Seletar Club, 7). HOCKEY BHA MvMm Tw« Leagie: Prisons v Bedok (Balestier Road); Police C v Kampong Kembangan (Police
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      Intermediates have talented youngsters
      361 29 Intermediates have talented youngsters AFTER two disappointing performances, Singapore will field a new-look intermediate side against Irian Jaya, of Indonesia, in tonight's friendly soccer match at the National Stadium (8), reports JOE DORAI. The intermediates, who were assembled in February, were beaten 0-2 by Saudi Arabia in their first test
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      SIA 62-39
      49 29 SINGAPORE AIRLINES Group beat Yeunerng 62-39 in the Singapore Basketball Association women's tournament at the Peoples' Association yesterday. Other raalte: Singapore Chinese Middle Schools Teachers' Union bt Tai Chong Sin 65Men Yee Sim bt Hong Kah CC 55-50; MINDEF bt Bartley CC 51-42; Tong Whye bt VCB6MI.
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      Hall closed
      21 29 THE Singapore Badminton Hall at GuUlemard Road will remain closed for electrical renovation and other repairs until June 6.
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    57 30 NDJAMENA (Chad). Tues. Chadian officials in refuge in Kousseri, the small north Cameroun town opposite this embattled city, have sent a peace plan to leaders of warring factions here calling for an immediate ceasefire, acceptance of an African buffer force and an emergency conference under the aegis of
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    91 30 19 killed as train rams bus JAKARTA, Tues. A train hurtling through a railroad crossing smashed into a crowded bus, killing at least 19 people and seriously injuring 54, police said today. The accident occurred late last night in central Java, 480 km east of Jakarta, when the guard in
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    245 30 MUAR, Tuesday EIGHT people, including seven children on their way to school, were feared drowned this morning when a boat carrying 19 people capsized at Kam- 1 pung Terung Tiga Pang- 1 gung, 19 km from here. Four of the students feared drowned
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    39 30 NKW YORK. Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, which dropped in each o( the rast three sessions, rose 4.02 to 809.22 in the first half-hour or trading on the New York Slock Kxchange today AP
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    103 30 NOW It's the six million dellar painting. Actually. It cost nearly $15 mfuW Thi* was the price paid In New York en Monday for the painting Saltlmbangue Seated with Arms Creased by the late French artist Pablo Picasso. Miss Palema Picasso, the painter's daughter, and
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    217 30 Bani-Sadr's choice of PM blocked by Council TEHERAN, Tues. PRESIDENT Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, whose authority has been thwarted at every turn by his Islamic clerical rivals, was blocked again yesterday when the revolutionary council refused to name a prime minister of his choice. And this despite the authorisation granted him three
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    434 30 Allies to US: We'll share defence burden BRUSSELS, Tuesday US DEFENCE Secretary Harold Brown was assured by his Nato colleagues today that they will fully share in Europe's defence if American reserve forces have to be sent outside Europe in times of conflict. Mr Brown preceded new Secretary of State
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    72 30 JOHANNESBURG, Tues. Most of the mixed race and Indian students boycotting their schools for the past 23 days returned to their classrooms today to await government action on their demands for an end to racial discrimination in the educational system. Authorities said the stayaway was being
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS
    113 30 Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS MR* KON OEOK KHENO, age 57, departed to be with the Lord on *****. leaving behind mother, aunts, uncles, father-in-law, one brother, three sisters, brothers-in-law, slxters-ln-law. one son, one daughter, son-in-law, two grand sons, many nieces and nephews and one grand nephew to mourn her loss She
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    101 30 Panic over mike left on during secret talks BRUSSELS, Tut*. A microphone left on during a Up secret meeting of Nate's mlUUry cemmlttee today eaased panic among security officers Investigating tke latest ease of spying la which ft woman secretary detected to East Germany Ust month, alliance sources said. The
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    81 30 HONG KONG, Tues. Chinese Communist Party Chairman Hua Guofeng last night urged Third World countries to close their ranks and strengthen defences so as to j frustrate Soviet schemes of i aggression, the Xinhua news I agency reported. Speaking at a banquet in honour of visiting
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    47 30 DAR ES SALAAM. Tues. Tanzanian Minister of State in the Prime Minister's office Hussein Shekilango and six other people were killed when their military light Cessna 402 plane crashed in the Kolomoloniki hills, in northern Tanzania, on Sunday, the Tanzanian News Agency said today. AFP.
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        645 31  -  CHAN CHAY LUNG Anthology o£ an old man By "I KEPT these poetry books, all four of them, since the Japanese Occupation," He paused and thumbed through the pages. The pages had yellowed with age but the books were still in good condition. He
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        86 31 THE illustrated word is pronounced pfn, meaning poor or inadequate. It has been reduced to only eight strokes from its regular form, in brackets, of 11. 553 Here are some common combinations of the word Ml pmxue anaemia pmqiong impoverished pmmin poor people RS It pinkun, pinku poor,
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        193 32 FESTIVAL OP CHOIRS, featuring Songs of the World, at the Victoria Theatre at 8 p.m. Tickets: $1 and $2. Festival ends on Sunday. FILM SHOWS for the public at the National Museum at 8 p.m. Soul of Japan and Destination Taiwan. Free admission. FRENCH FILM: Le Sauvage (The Uncivilised) at
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