The Straits Times, 7 July 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JULY 7, 1980 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    Lock icon THAIS CLOSE LAOS BORDER
    489 1 Viet buildup reported in Mekong area BANGKOK, Sunday THAILAND has sealed its entire 1,400-km border with Laos because of the continuing tension along the frontier and the buildup of Vietnamese troops in the Mekong River area. A senior government official here said today that the closure
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    Lock icon Chok Tong on Burma visit
    48 1 RANGOON. Sun. Singapore's Minister for Trade and Industr). Mr Goh Chok Tong, arrived today on a six-day visit to Burma. Mr Goh. who is leading a six-member government economic mission, will have talks with Burmese officials on economic cooperation and bilateral trade Reuter
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    Lock icon Ex-Shah in coma
    117 1 I CAIRO, Sun. Gravedigi gers are working round I the clock to prepare a burial place for Iran's de- posed Shah who was today reported to be in I very critical condition after surgery to drain I more pus from an abscess in the upper abdomen. The
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    Lock icon For first time
    36 1 BEIJING, Sun. Taiwanmade goods, including television sets, tape recorders, fans and watches, have gone on general sale in China for the first time in 30 years, according to the Shanghai Liberation Daily. Reuter.
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    Lock icon International rings behind alarming rise in bike thefts?
    210 1 International rings behind alarming rise in bike thefts? LONDON, Sun. Police believe that bicycle thieves have been organised in international rings to reap millions of pounds in illegal business, The Times reported yesterday. Figures for bicycle thefts in England and Wales topped the 100,000 figure in 1978, while in London
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    Two more — road toll now 144
    107 1 Two more road toll now 144 TWO pedestrians died In road accidents daring the weekend, bringing the death toll so far this year to 144. Madam Wong Hong Tow, of Block 77, Indus Road, died In hospital on Satnrday evening, a day after she was knocked down by a motorcycle
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    VAARON'S VICTORY MAKES IT A DOUBLE
    143 1 UPALI Stable's Vaaron became the fifth horse in the past nine seasons to complete the Singapore Derby and Perak Derby double when he triumphed in the $106,000 Perak Derby at Ipoh yesterday. It was also a great victory for jockey Gerry Donnelly wno only
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    Lock icon Silver bars in her bag
    76 1 JAKARTA. Sun. A 37-year-old housewife was sentenced to (our months imprisonment and fined 250,000 rupiahs (SI844) here yesterday for having tried to smuggle 43 kg of silver into Singapore last March. Reports today said Mrs Lanawati Tanudjaya of Surabaya, East Java, was arrested on March
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    Lock icon 'Hua to give up PM's post' report
    202 1 'Hua to give up PM's post' report HONGKONG, Sun. Chairman Hua Guofeng will step down from his post as Prime Minister next month, a Hongkong Chinese language newspaper reported yesterday. The independent Centre Daily News said Mr Hua will be succeeded by Vice-Premier Zhao Ziyang. 61, a protege of Senior
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    Lock icon S'pore are boat race winners
    94 1 S'pore are boat race winners PENANG. Su. He P*ngg«l team fr«m Singapore w«n the Penang International drags* hs*t race held here U*»y, prahablv a«t resJMag that naif •f Ha memher* h*4 l«st their homes when Ore swept their kampug at Pmu«l Pstiit. Australian lewetoera Surf Life A— ctatt— came In
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    Lock icon Tunnel opens
    38 1 PARIS, Sun. Europe's longest tunnel, running to about 13 km, was officially opened yesterday linking France with Italy. It took five years to build the tunnel at a cost of 1.24 billion francs (SJB6O million). AFP.
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    Lock icon Copters drop landmines to halt supplies
    533 1 Copters drop landmines to halt supplies LATEST SOVIET MOVE IN AFGHANISTAN PESHAWAR, Sunday SOVIET helicopters have been dropping tens of thousands of landmines on the Afghan province of Kunar close to the Pakistani border in an effort to disrupt the supply lines of Afghan guerillas. The Islamic Alliance for the
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    'Both sides hope for final round'
    387 1  - 'Both sides hope for final round' JANIE KHOO KL minister in for air talks By A DELEGATION of 11 led by the Malaysian Transport Minister, Datuk Lee San Choon, arrived here last night for three days of air services talks with Singapore. Datuk Lee was met at the airport by
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    Lock icon Sanctions off
    30 1 KUWAIT, Sun. The Kuwaiti Government today said it was lifting economic sanctions against the former Rhodesia, now that the country has become the independent state of Zimbabwe. UPI.
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    Lock icon ISRAEL SQUEEZE ON W. BANK
    84 1 TEL AVIV, Su. Israel tightened Ite (watnl Uday ever Palestinian edocatien 1b the accepted West Bank, tossing an order that from new •a all West Bank college* mast be Uceased by the military government. A spokemnaa for the military said the order was to ensure
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      Lock icon Veiled attack threat by China
      444 2 TENSION ON SINO-VIET BORDER RISES BEIJING, Sunday TENSION between China and Vietnam escalated yesterday when Beijing made a veiled threat to take renewed military action unless Hanoi stops its attacks along their common border. The Chinese Foreign Ministry sent a stronglyworded protest note to the
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      45 2 In other words... 41 HAVE received many death threats, obscene phone calls, my pictore with footprints stamped on top. I have got every- A thing. 7 Thai Interior Minister Prathuang Kiratibutr talking about the reaction to his efforts to clean up corruption in his ministry.
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      'S-EA strife has given Asean time to grow'
      392 2  - S-EA strife has given Asean time to grow' MILTON CHASE By Our Washington reporter WASHINGTON, Sun. By wasting the past five years in the mutually destructive struggles and hot wars arising from the Sino-Soviet dispute, communist countries in Asia have given Asean time to build "their strength and alliances," a
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      Lock icon Retirement at 60
      79 2 TOKYO, Sun. More and more Japanese firms now adopt a retirement age of at least 60 years rather than SS as the average expectation of life for Japanese has increased, said a Labour Ministry survey today. Firms with a mandatory retirement age of 60 years or more
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      Lock icon Begin begins recovery
      59 2 Begin begins recovery JERUSAI.EM, Sun. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, who had a mild heart attack last week, left his bed today for the first time since entering hospital His doctor said his condition was stable and that be was well on the way to a full recovery but is
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      Lock icon 400,000 more
      38 2 HONGKONG, Sun. The population of Hongkong will grow by about 400.000 people from last year's 5.02 million to a protected 5 4 million next year, according to Mr C. C. Greenfield, Commiarioaer of (>■» and Stadttw -AFP.
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      Lock icon PLANE SAILING TO FREEDOM
      76 2 PLANE SAILING TO FREEDOM THIS is the ancient Soviet-built biplane which a Rumanian crop-dtuter pUot used to flee to the #<wt with 19 members of his family. Mr Anrel Praeaci, H, managed to hedge-hop undetected across three countries last Thursday. He flew the Ml km from Arad in western Romania
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      Lock icon Clashest: 11 die
      37 2 Clashest: 1 1 die ANKARA, Sun. Eleven peo&le were killed in clashes >tween leftists and rightists in the northern Turkish town of Corum yesterday. At least six people were killed in political violence elsewhere in Turkey. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Anti-Reds use Khmer rouge weapons
      217 2 Anti-Reds use Khmer rouge weapons PARIS, Sun. The anticommunist Khmer People's National Liberation Front is short of weapons but is taking arms from the Khmer Rouge to fight the pro-Vietnamese Heng Samrin regime in Kampuchea. The front's chairman, Mr Son Sann, a former premier under Prince Norodom Sihanouk, said this
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      Lock icon Debate over how to channel aid to Khmers
      397 2 Debate over how to channel aid to Khmers BANGKOK, Sunday INTENSE discussions are going on here over the future course of a massive international relief operation, with disagreement over how best to try to feed hungry Kampuchea, relief agency and diplomatic sources said today. They said the debate centred on
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      Lock icon Minimum wage decision causes lay-offs
      181 3 Minimum wage decision causes lay-offs SALISBURY, Sun. A government decision to set a minimum wage for workers has backfired for thousands, with retrenchments being reported throughout the country. Officials of the ruling party of Prime Minister Robert Mugabe said today that in the Salisbury area alone, more than 5,000 workers
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      123 3 IT'S wedding bells Main far dim star Raqnel Welch who holds the hand of her new husband, Preach writer and film producer Andre Weinfeld. They were married In Mexico on Sunday. It was the third marriage for Miss Welch, and Mr Weinfeld's first. The bridegroom's age was
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      Lock icon Mauritania bans slavery to stop dissent
      149 3 Mauritania bans slavery to stop dissent NOUAKCHOTT (Mauritania), Sun. Slavery, which has been sanctioned since Mauritania's independence from France in 1960, officially ended yesterday with a decree from the ruling Military Committee of National Salvation. The decree, calling for "definitive abolition of slavery in Mauritania," thus helped authorities in their
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      Russian planes defy ban by Manila
      356 3  -  ABBY TAN BY Our Manila reporter MANILA, Sun. The Soviet Union went ahead and violated Philippine air space after it had asked and was refused permission by the Philippine Government to fly "relief goods" to Vietnam, top Foreign Ministry sources said. Highly-placed sources said
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      36 3 MANILA, Sun. The Philippines will host the International Labour Organisation's seventh regional conference for Asia and the Pacific in Manila from Dec 2 to 11 this year, Labour Minister Bias Ople said yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon Man dies after killing tiger in a duel
      94 3 JAKARTA, Bu. A man was Ulled In a duel with a tiger, bat not before he had plunged his sword Into the animal's belly, at the village of Parom, in north Sumatra, the Jakarta newspaper Berlta Bmana reported today. Mohamed Isa, M,
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      WORLD BRIEFS
      134 3 WORLD BRIEFS A SESSIONIST Muslim leader and eight of his followers have surrendered with their firearms to military authorities in the southern Philippines, military reports said in Manila yesterday. UPI. FIVE thousand Iranian women demonstrated in front of President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr's office in Teheran on Saturday to protest an order
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      Lock icon Judge otters shoplifters blooms and candy choice
      174 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. A JUDGE la Mukem, en ehslee «f ientraces: U be Jailed f*r II days »r to retain to the runifT wltk US$lB (8WM8) bMf set, s> UBIII bn af ekW Utea u4 letter iwfat WIUUm C«le has feeea mettag «nt tack
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      Lock icon Some US hostages moved out from three towns
      176 3 Some US hostages moved out from three towns TEHERAN, Sun. Radical Iranian students holding 53 American hostages in Iran announced today that some of their captives have been moved from three towns to unspecified locations. The captors, who had previoudly said they dispersed the hostages to 15 towns across Iran
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      58 3 TEHERAN. Sun. A row over the dress o( stewardesses delayed an Iran Air domestic flight from Zahedan, eastern Iran, to Teheran (or five hours yesterday, Teheran newspapers reported today. They said two revolutionary guards travelling aboard the plane objected to the women not wearing Llamic
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      Lock icon Arab ministers begin talks on solidarity, war industry
      260 3 Arab ministers begin talks on solidarity, war industry AMMAN, Sunday ARAB foreign and economy ministers began talks here today to discuss Arab solidarity, including means of confronting Israel and establishing a new war industry. The agerda, according to a statement by Jordanian Minister of Trade and Industry Ali Nsour. also
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      Lock icon ANDERSON ACCEPTS JERUSALEM AS ISRAEL'S CAPITAL
      188 3 ANDERSON ACCEPTS JERUSALEM AS ISRAEL'S CAPITAL JERUSALEM, Sun. Independent United States presidential candidate John Anderson said today he plans to make no distinction between East and West Jerusalem when touring the city during a visit to Israel this week. The Illinois congressman hinted in interviews with the leftist Al Hamishmards
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      Lock icon Defence Agency wants next fiscal budget up by 10 pc
      212 4 Defence Agency wants next fiscal budget up by 10 pc TOKYO, Sunday THE Japanese Defence Agency is trying to raise its annual budget for fiscal 1981 by over 10 per cent of the current fiscal year in view of growing US demands for efforts to improve Japan's defence capability, Kyodo
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      Lock icon ECONOMIC SNIPPETS
      194 4 ECONOMIC SNIPPETS FOREIGN and overseas Chinese investments in j Taiwan during the first i half of this year hit U*****.8 million (*****.8 million), a boost of 24.2 per cent from one year earlier, economic offi- i cials said in Taipeh yes- terday. AP. CHINA'S industrial output reached 246,700 million yuan
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      Lock icon 'The Bard sole author of disputed play'
      123 4 'The Bard sole author of disputed play LONDON, Bu. An academic sleuth claims William Shakespeare Is the sde aathcr of a long-disputed, llth penlory manuscript In the British Museum, the Observer newspaper saM today. If authenticated, It I would be the lint play added to The Bard's works since Pericles
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      173 4 UNITED NATIONS, Sunday DEVELOPING countries have blamed the Western nations for lack of progress in world economic negotiations aimed at fairer relations between industrialised and developing countries. Indian ambassador Braiesh Mishra, speaking on behalf of the developing' group at the closing meeting of a
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      Lock icon Suzuki is tipped to be next PM
      380 4 SUPPORT FROM LDP BOSSES TOKYO, Sunday MR ZENKO Suzuki, a veteran negotiator with the Soviet Union, has emerged as a favourite to succeed the late Mr Masayoshi Ohira as Japan's new prime minister, political sources said today. The sources said Mr" Suzuki, 69,
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      197 4 Leaders arrive for Ohira memorial service TOKYO, Sun. FOREIGN leaders began arriving here today amid tight security at a memorial service on Wednesday for the late Japanese Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira. The gathering includes President Carter and Chinese Premier Hua Guofeng, who have never met, and will be the biggest
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      Lock icon Pope gets flavour of his native land in Brazil
      276 5 CURITTBA (Brazil), Sun. About two kilograms lighter with inflamed eyes and nursing a cold, Pope John Paul II stood alone last night in the middle of a stadium filled with 80,000 cheering Polish descendants who gave him the flavour of his
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      Lock icon 'KGB agent' ploy
      76 5 MOSCOW, Sun. A waiter in the Soviet Kirgiz state capital of Frunze made off with over 44,000 rubles (about 5J147.700) *orth of Jewellery after posing as a KGB agent, the newspaper Trud reported yesterday. The man. identified only as Shesheinov, entered the jewellery shop of one Mrs
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      157 5 SOME unemployed girls in Australia are deliberately becoming pregnant just to give themselves something to do. Mrs Rosemary Kyburz, a QueenslandConservative Member of Parliament, said that young unemployed girls were so dispirited they were willing to do anything, even getting pregnant, to beat boredom. UPI. EQUITY, the British actors'
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      Lock icon 25,000 besiege govt offices to protest wealth taxes
      379 5 Islamabad troops cordon off area ISLAMABAD, Sun MUSLIM demonstrators besieged government offices in Islamabad today while troops and police threw cordons round the area. But security forces did not try to break up the demonstration by 25,000 members of the Shia sect,
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      Lock icon Assam students plan to launch new picketing
      150 5 NEW DELHI, Sun. Students of India's northeastern Assam State have announced fresh plans for picketing government offices for a fortnight from tomorrow. Militant students, who have been agitating for the past 10 months to demand expulsion of illegal immigrants from the state, have
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      Lock icon Malaria monkeys pose problem
      177 5 NEW DELHI, Sunday A CRAB-EATING monkey in India's Andaman Islands is causing great worries for medical experts in the country. The monkey, it has been recently discovered, carries a strain of malaria that human beings also get, thus making malaria a "zoonotic disease," like plague, rabies
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      279 5 Giscard's Bonn visit a symbol of close ties BONN, Sun i THE close political and economic partnership between France and West Germany, described on both sides of the Rhine as the "motor of Europe," will come under test when President Valery Giscard d'Estaing arrives here tomorrow on a five-day state
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    Balloon and pin way to moral education
    477 6 MORAL education can be taught by playing a game of balloons and pins, unlikely as this may at first seem. To their delight, this is what about 50 teachers learned last week from Jesuit priest Father Robert Wirth. Father Wirth, who was born
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    Urgent need to educate S'poreans on Asean, says Dhana
    154 6 Urgent need to educate S'poreans on Asean, says Dhana THERE is an urgent need to educate the ordinary man-in- Ihe-street1 he-street on the importance and role of Asean, the Foreign Minister, Mr S. Dhanabalan, said last night. This is because while politicians, govern men t servants and leaders of various
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    TROOPING OF THE COLOURS A BB FIRST'
    120 6 TROOPING OF THE COLOURS A BB FIRST' FOUR contingents, one band, a whole Tot of spirit and an atmosphere of togetherness that was the Boys' Brigade "Trooping of the Colours" held yesterday at the Police Academy in Thomson Road. It was the first time that a youth organisation had done
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    Miss Teenage Singapore contest
    82 6 Miss Teenage Singapore contest THE annual Miss Singapore Teenage Intercontinental contest will be held at Hilton Singapore on Sept 12 at 7.30 p.m. The contest is open to all Singaporeans and permanent residents between the ages of 16 to 20 on Dec 31, 1980. Closing date is at the end
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    SIA forum on counselling
    51 6 THE Singapore Airline Group counselling centre at the airport will hold a counselling forum and workshop to inaugurate its opening today at 2.30 p.m. at the DBS auditorium. The managing director of the Singapore Airport Terminal Services. Mr M. W Anthonisz, will speak at the opening
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    On love and marriage
    52 6 A SERIES of talks, film shows and discussions on love, courtship and marriage will be held at the YMCA, Orchard Road, on July 18 and 25 from 6.30 to 8 p.m. Fees are $2 for members and (4 for others. Register by next Monday. Call *****8
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    Lower tariffs for 23 Asean goods
    128 6 THE government will provide tariff preferences to 23 prWscts of Amu origin fr*m inly 22. A Cutoa» and Excise Department statement said the Aaeaa rate for 1M qualla 1 aad hinto' ens will be as agalast the Aaeaa rate a( IS. The Aseaa tariff
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    Winner Yip: Parents should take the lead
    248 6 Winner Yip: Parents should take the lead PARENTS should take the lead la eaeearaglag their children to speak more Mandarin at home when they are still young, said Mr Yip Hon Yaea, M, who woa the tint prise la aa essay competition organised by the Peas Clan General Asssrisnsa. "I
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    Glass firm's formal opening on Friday
    88 6 Glass firm's formal opening on Friday A WHOLLY-OWNED subsidiary of a Japanese glass company will be formally opened on Friday by Dr Ow Chin Hock, Parliamentary Secretary (Culture) and also MP for Leng Kee. Asahi TV-Glass Pte Ltd, the local subsidiary of Asahi Glass Company Ltd, was set up to
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    Children's art
    25 6 THE women's sub-committee of Serangoon Gardens community centre will conduct a children's art class every Sunday starting this month. For details, ring *****69
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    US specialists at hotel seminar
    161 6 THE Singapore Hotels and Restaurants Association (SHRA) will hold a week-long seminar on manpower training by two American hotel specialists from today. The seminar, on the management of human and financial resources in the hotel and restaurant industry, will be held at the Equatorial Hotel
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    Our Mandarin better now, says 97 pc
    255 6 MORE than 97 per cent of the 3,000 civil servants who took the first part of the Culture Ministry's four-part conversational Mandarin course said they had gained a better j understanding of the language. Before the 13-week course started in January, 62 per
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    Ground-breaking
    79 6 FINANCE Minister Hon Sui Sen will perform the ground-breaking ceremony of the giant $2 bil- lion Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore complex at Pulau Aver Merbau on July 17 at 10.30 a.m. The corporation, which has a paid-up capital of I $16 million, will manufacture ethylene for the downstream companies
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    Refuse bins: Pick those with tightfitting covers
    477 8 METAL dustbins with close-fitting lids are fine but plastic ones with tight lids are even better. This is the Ministry of Environment's thinking on dustbins. In a recent press state- j ment, the Environment I Ministry said "proper dustbins" must replace the paper
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    National Day dinner
    51 8 THE Rochor constituency will celebrate the 15th anniversary of Singapore's independence with a dinner and variety show on Aug 3 at the vacant lot between Rochor Centre and Albert Centre. The Minister for Health and MP of Rochor. Dr Ton Chin Chye, will be the guest of
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    Museum films
    30 8 TWO colour films, Glimpses and Experiences by Jim and Nataya and Touring Japan will be screened by the National Museum at its premises on Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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    STONE-LAYING FOR TWO COMMUNITY CENTRES
    111 8 THE foundation stones for two new community centres one at Toa Payoh, the other at Bedok were laid yesterday. The MP for Khe Bong, Mr Ho See Beng, laid the foundation stone for the $1.5 million Khe Bong community centre at Lorong 1, Toa Payoh,
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    Income grants for tertiary study
    195 8 NTUC Income will offer scholarships for tertiary education to children of policy-holders on condition they sign a bond to serve the insurance cooperative on completion of their studies. These scholarships, worth $3,500 each, will be awarded annually to outstanding students for the National University of
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    Fish, butter up but leafy veg cost less last week
    201 8 Fish, butter up but leafy veg cost less last week I CONSUMERS had to pay more for fish and butter last week while the prices for leafy vegetables fell with the increase in supply, a report on the prices of essential commodities compiled by the Department of Trade said yesterday.
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    Fire drill at gasworks
    48 8 THE Singapore Fire Brigade will conduct a fire exercise at the Kallang Gasworks, Kallang Road on Wednesday from 9.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. The public is advised not to be alarmed. Motorists are advised to give way to fire engines proceeding to the gasworks.
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      192 8 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp I nnn'r rr C r-c-E- T'v> NI I THE S 3EIN& "N 111 1 SOLVED IT MAN YOU Al TuPN IT OFF -rLL SINS'NS ON THE f OUT or BROADCAST CAN »VATCH HER ON TV J WATCH HER /r^ AMATEUR PROGRAM I
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    Cyprus 'dance job' turned out to be for vice, says girl
    421 9  -  N.G. KUTTY BY A TEENAGE girl has reported to Singapore police that she was almost forced into prostitution in Cyprus by an international vice ring i which had recruited j her, through an agent here, to work as a
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    POSB call for more than service with a smile
    217 9 POSB call for more than service with a smile MORE than service with a smile, tellers at the various Post Office Savings Bank branches are expected to be sparkling examples of courtesy. This was the message to some 300 participants at a Make Courtesy Our Way of Service seminar and
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    Art contest on courtesy
    54 9 THE Havelock community centre will hold a children's spot art competition on courtesy at its premises on July 27 at 8.30 a.m. Mrs Hon Sui Sen, wife of the MP for Havelock and Finance Minister, will present prizes to the winners of the competition at noon
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    Four MPs visit residents to promote campaign
    222 9 FOUR MPs toured their constituencies yesterday to promote the national courtesy campaign. The Finance Minister and MP for Havelock, Mr Hon Sui Sen visited 460 homes at Jalan Minyak. i He was accompanied by officials from the constituency and others from the PAP
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    FACTORY BREAK-INS ON THE RISE, COURT TOLD
    158 9 FACTORY BREAK-INS ON THE RISE, COURT TOLD A DISTRICT court was told that of the 1,220 reported cases of housebreaking in the first six months of the year, 157 involved breaking into factories in Housing Board estates. Police prosecutor Asst Supt H. L Miranda said this on Friday when he
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    Half of dragon boat team lose homes in fire
    299 9 Half of dragon boat team lose homes in fire AT LEAST half of the 2«-man Singapore Dragon boat contingent, competing In the international dragon boat races la Penang, will retain tomorrow to find themselves homeless. Their kampug h«m<« la Track 22, Paacgal Paint, were destroyed by Ore yeatenUy moralag. The
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    Three splurged at races after robbery
    211 9 Three splurged at races after robbery AN unemployed man and his two accomplices blew money on horses after selling two gold chains with pendants which they had robbed from a national serviceman and his friend. A district court heard on Friday that Chan Choo Lap, 19, and two accomplices, robbed
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    'HDB wasting time of its inspectors'
    305 10 THE Holland Qose Residents Association said yesterday that its members feel the board is wasting valuable manpower by sending its inspectors to each flat to deliver notices informing them of the latest hike in service and conservancy charges. A spokesman for the association, Mr
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    M-cyclist and girl, 5, seriously injured
    121 10 M-cyclist and girl, 5, seriously injured A MOTORCYCLIST and a five-year-old girl were warded in hospital on Saturday after they were seriously injured in two road accidents. In the first case, Samsiah binti Mohammed Lokman ran into a taxi while crossing Braddell Road at 7.10 a.m. She hit the taxi's
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    Spilled load closes road for two hours
    224 10 THE stretch of Scotto Road from Newton Circus to Calmhill Road was closed to traffic for about two hours yesterday after a lorry spilled i Its load a seven-tonne eg hammer and lied all three cityboond lanes. It wai about 12.45 p.m. when
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    300 TAXIS BUT NONE WERE FOR HIRE
    145 10 300 TAXIS BUT NONE WERE FOR HIRE THERE were more than 300 taxis parked in Shenton Way yesterday afternoon but passengers had to look elsewhere for a cab. The reason: Their drivers and relief drivers, about 600 of them, were attending a brief ing-cum -question and answer session in the
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    58pc of pedestrians killed this year were over 55
    361 10 58pc of pedestrians killed this year were over 55 THIRTY-ONE or 58 per cent of the 53 pedestrians who died on the roads up to June this year were over 55 years old. Last year, this group made up 54 per cent of the pedestrians fatally injured in road accidents.
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    Lack of practice a key factor: Sidek
    231 10 Lack of practice a key factor: Sidek OVER half the riders involved in fatal accidents last year were under 25. suggesting that "inexperience in handling a motorcycle may be an important factor contributing to accidents." This was the conclusion drawn by the Parliamentary Secretary (Communications), Mr Sidek Saniff yesterday at
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    Comfort plans courses for cabbies
    272 10 Comfort plans courses for cabbies NTUC Comfort plans to teach all its drivers T conversational English and Japanese, defensive driving and basic car maintenance. The secretary-general of NTUC, Mr Lim Chee Onn, said this at the opening ceremony of Comfort's Drive Safely Campaign at I the DBS auditorium yesterday. He
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    SCCCI: Wages going up too quickly
    303 11  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By MEMBERS of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry have said the rate of wage increases recommended by the National Wages Council is too fast and should be slowed down. The chamber's commerce sub-committee decided at a meeting on
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    Display tells the story behind 12 inventions
    194 11 Display tells the story behind 12 inventions NECESSITY is the mother of invention, goes the well-known adage. But what is less known is that frustration also played an important part j in the creation of new I items and processes. A scientist's daughter, I back from a holiday, com- plains
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    For repairs
    16 11 THE East Coast Park swimming lagoon will be closed on Friday for maintenance work.
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    Sisir licences
    32 11 THE Minister for National Development. Mr Teh Cheang Wan, will officiate at the 10th presenttion of Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research mark licences at Shangri-La Hotel on Saturday.
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    TWO NUS STUDENTS GET BOND-FREE AWARDS
    113 11 TWO first-year students of i the National University of Singapore yesterday received a $2,500-a-year scholarship each from Mr Lim Tow Seng, chairman Of the Emporium Holdings I Group. Computer science stu- i dent Miss Tan Siew Peng, 19, and accountancy student Miss Lye Sek
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    'TECS WAIT TO QUIZ GANG ATTACK VISTIM
    162 11 'TECS WAIT TO QUIZ GANG ATTACK VISTIM DETECTIVES from the CID Special Investigation SectUn are waiting to Interview 17-year-old Lee Tal Lang, who underwent an emergency operation at the Toa Payoh Hospital shortly after he was stabbed In a gang attack on Saturday night. They hope that Lee, who Is
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    Banned from entry
    60 11 FIFTEEN Malaysians have been banned permanently from entering Singapore. They are Balasingam alias S. Rengasamy. Chan Woei Chyaong, Kew Poh Ling, Kwong Peng Boon, Lai Sze Chai, Lean Chee Kong, Li Nam Seek, Lw Kooi Fook. Poh Jin San, Tan Kheng Bee, Yameng bin Mohamad. Lim Pheng
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    Call for special unit to help small firms
    287 11 Call for special unit to help small firms THE president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr Lim Kee Ming, has suggested that the government set up a special organisation to help medium-sized and small enterprises meet the challenges of the current high wage policy. The organisation
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    YMCA classes on Mandarin
    35 11 THE Orchard Road YMCA will hold morning and evening Mandarin classes from Wednesday. The fee for a 20-lesson course is $40 for members and $45 Tor others. For details, ring *****8.
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    Fair for 300 old folks
    54 11 THE St John Ambulance Brigade Tanglin division will hold a charity fair for 300 old folks from nine homes on Sunday at the PUB Auditorium. The Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Environment), Mr Chor Yeok Eng, will attend the function. Ang pows and foodstuffs will be distributed
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      452 11 An Avis chauffeur-drive lets you hold a meeting before the meeting. flaw W *M nBI^« Snjjk^- fefejjjio--mm wt ill" s*d ml <***r tt g/m i r m P/Jp: HP 5 -mm |L P^'MliWLlk.aMifc ili lr I PW' The most important meetings usually occur between the airport and office. But getting
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      198 11 Straits Times Crossword l^i" ~^v ACSO8S 7 Revolt places burden on 5 Gold coins in circulation' i6t church (61 6 IJle talk, so pigs might fly |6> 8 Attire given out (or dressing 9 US state or Russiar river (11) Yes' (6) 14 Kept on getting tails and heads 10
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      'We must look after interests of all our peoples'
      307 13 'We must look after interests of all our peoples' K. LUMPUR, Sun PRIME Minister Datuk Hussein Onn said here today that Umno was responsible for the interests of the entire population of the country. ".Our mature and responsible attitude is what makes us respected and trusted," he said when winding
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      Bumis for studies abroad: KL reviews policy
      262 13  -  ALBERT R AM ALINGAM By of The Straits Times Foreign Desk KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Education Minister Datuk Musa Hitam told the Umno General Assembly today that the Malaysian Government is reviewing its policy of sending students overseas because they are being influenced by
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      Uproar brews over speech by Suhaimi
      319 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. An uproar is brewing here over the speech by Umno Youth president Haji Suhaimi bin Datuk Kamaruddin on Thursday suggesting that some sort of control should be placed on the economic progress of the non-bumiputras, if neccessary, to reduce the economic
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      Separate rooms?
      39 13 PENANG. Sun. Married couples evacuated from the Northam Court "danger zone" are asking (or separate bedrooms (or themselves, the Star newspaper reported. They said the overcrowded rooms in the hotel were depriving them of a normal sex
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      Lock icon FLEXIBLE POLICY TO SMOOTH WAY AT BINTULU
      186 13 FLEXIBLE POLICY TO SMOOTH WAY AT BINTULU KUCHING, Mon. Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri Haji Abdul Rahman Yakub said the Sarawak Government has adopted a flexible policy to ensure that development in the new growth area of Bintulu is not interrupted. He said today he was confident that state projects,
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      Lock icon Taxmen's union pulls out of MTUC
      234 13 Taxmen's union pulls out of MTUC KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Inland Revenue Officers' Union today pulled out of the MTUC and its president, Mr T. Narend- ran, resigned as MTUC deputy president, a post he has held for the past 16 years. IROU secretary general Mohamed Zaid bin Haji Ismail
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      Lock icon Two hurt after plane hits tree
      133 13 BAHAU (Negri Sembilan), Sun. A pilot and a police officer were injured when a single engine aircraft crashed into a tembusu tree at the Dunlop Estate Golf Club about six km from here today. The pilot, Mr Ely Enriguez Yango, 31, a Filipino, and
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  • The Straits Times MONDAY, JULY 7, 1980
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      ROUGH ROAD
      366 14 THE going is rough for the handicapped in Singapore. Through the years, there have been sporadic calls to have facilities improved and to open up more jobs for them. But, aside from a few responses, opportunities remain largely closed. Not only are the handicapped denied the chance for
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      SPEEDIER ON-LINE
      369 14 THE accent may now be on computerisation, but the public sector still faces a range of problems when it comes to implementation. A report of Parliament's Public Accounts Committee has noted the need for a clearly defined computerisation policy and cautioned that mechanisation on the present ad hoc
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  • Across the Causeway...
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      Asean unity
      448 14 Asean unity IF Hanoi's motive in launching its armed incursion into Thai territory is to split Asean solidarity then the move has clearly backfired. The statement issued by the Asean foreign ministers at the end of their meeting, condemning Hanoi's action and rejecting any proposal to hold a dialogue with
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      Support encouraging
      143 14 SEVERAL friendly nations have expressed strong support 'or Asean in its crisis witft Kampuchea. This expression of support for Asean countries by the United States and four more industrialised nations has given much encouragement to the people of this region. The United States, Japan, Canada, Australia and New
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    Lock icon Vietnam is one — but its people are not
    2044 14  - Vietnam is one but its people are not BARRY WAIN By writing for the Asian Wall Street Journal 6 But there is more to building unity than paper shuffling and declarations. The Vietnamese are finding peace as much of a| challenge as was the war. 7 4 Rather than perpetually
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      6 14 Scratchproof RADO New horizons in time
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      Item bank will help schools with exam papers
      190 15 Item bank will help schools with exam papers PLEASE refer to Cheng Tim Pin's letter, "Exam is not meant to 'trip' or 'trap' young minds" (ST, June 16). The Assessment Section of the Education Ministry has started and is expanding an item bank which will make available to schools a
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      Not enough counters in operation
      96 15 Not enough counters in operation THE Killiney Road Post Office service during public holidays and after office hours is a tremendous boon. However, are the operating counters not too few? Half of them are often closed. If the positions are all 'open' at least during ordinary office hours, this would
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      22nd floor mosquitoes
      85 15 I am staying on the 22nd floor of Block 211, Boon Lay Place, which Is the highest floor In that particular building. I cannot understand the continued presence even at that height of many mosquitoes that have been disturbing my family every night. My neighbours have also
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      Our architecture school is ripe for change
      1078 15 Our architecture school is ripe for change I have met many intelligent and interested people willing to offer constructive and responsible advice. What we need now is the will to think and to surmount bureaucratic inertia. We have to wake up our ideas! THERE has been some discussion lately about
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      I hope we can correct this trend...
      206 15 I hope we can correct this trend... I WAS a student taught in one of Singapore's oldest mission schools to appreciate the English language. It is, therefore, a shock to find the language corrupted by careless usage. Of late, manufacturers of sundry items have taken liberties with the spelling of
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      All we want is a proper chance to prove our skills
      317 15 All we want is a proper chance to prove our skills ALONG with other students, I recently sat for my LCCI Shorthand Typewriting examination at the Buona Vista Secondary School, and was most disappointed £t the way the examination was held. Because of the poor sound system and unclear dictation,
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      Untitled
      101 15 WE WERE among the candidates who sat for the LCCI shorthand-typewrit-ing examination at the Bukit Ho Swee Secondary School. To our consternation, the sound reproduction from the tape that was played for us to lake dictation was deplorable. We could hardly make out the muffled words. The fault may Have
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      166 15 RECENTLY I sat for the LCCI shorthand-typewrit-ing examination at Tiong Bahru Secondary School and have several complaints. When the dictation passages were played, the poor sound system in the hall, the distortion of the dictator's voice, and the traffic noise outside, made it difficult to follow what was being said.
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      S'pore exchange
      437 16 IT WAS a quieter week for the Singapore stock market last week as it ended with mixed sentiments In all bat the banking sector. Neither the bolls nor the bears seemed eager to leave their mark on the trading floor and If the performance of leading sector indicators
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      108 16 THE fallowing Is a list of the 1» most actively traded stocks en the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover In thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for IIM Cwpuy Tmr—vtr r PrlrM Jail sr Haw Par
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      Kuala Lumpur
      399 16 IT WAS a week of generally erratic trading at the Kuala Lumpur stock market. Prices were affected by a spell of indecisiveness and caution, caused by the pressure of scrip and uncertainty at the Thai-Kampuchean border. But buyers rallied later in the week to arrest the early downturn.
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      LOCAL STOCK INDICES
      228 16 SINGAPORE Ju M Jill 1ml I M| Jal I •BT Index: 5963 40 5944 62 *****9 5957 18 5997 97 •Industrials: 545 83 544 26 539 56 544.05 546 25 (.Finance 974 74 ***** 964.08 972.85 978 96 ••Hotels 473.04 ***** 472.13 475 06 477 80 •Properties:
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      Lock icon Overseas markets
      377 16 LONDON: Last Thursday's trading featured the week with a gain of 16.5 points in the FT 30 industrial share index, the I largest single gain since November 1975 dealers said. The gains followed the reduction by one point of the UK minimum lending rate and results from GEC
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    • COMMODITIES ROUNDUP
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        Rubber idle
        153 16 LONDON: Rubber Futures on Friday, closed 0.40p per kilo up to about unchanged from yesterday. Turnover was 83 lots of 15 tonnes including one Option traded during the afternoon. Dealers said afternoon trading was idle with light interest during tne final Call pushing the day's volume to 83
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        Tin price down
        108 16 THE STRAITS tin price fell $6 to $2,149 per picul (equivalent to $35.53 per kilo, down ten cents) in Penang on Saturday, on an official offering down five tonnes to 178 tonnes. LONDON: Tin on the day was up C42 for Cash and £30 for Three Months
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        Prices turn softer
        233 16 SOFTER conditions were experienced last week as levels slipped back five cents in quiet trading, falling below the 290 cents per kilo mark, says HalMay. CUer Btia in its weekly review of the Singapore and Malaysian rubber markets. Disappointment over the lower than expected Soviet reported offtake
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        Tin, rubber closing prices
        52 16 •TUi Tonnes Rubber (S) Rubber (M) Jun« 30 July 1 July 2 $2,150 (2.150 $2,160 326 177 163'. 289.50 ***** 289.50 ***** 293.50 294 50 July 3 July 4 $2,154 $2,155 217 183 289.00 287.50 293.50 292.00 Julys $2,149 178 •in M$ per picul In cents
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        LONDON STOCKS
        667 16 LONDON. Fri The stock market closed firmer while government bonds finished narrowly mixed following the exhaustion of the two remaining "tap" stocks, dealers said. The FT index was up 3.7 to 483.8 at the close. Industrial leaders showed gains of between a penny and 4p with the round
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        New York
        11 16 THE stock market was closed on Friday Independence Day.
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        Amsterdam
        159 16 AMSTERDAM, Fri. Share prices closed firmer, with (Jallever gaining two, Rayal Ditch 1 30. but KLM losing one guilder in Dutch internationals, dealers said. ABN rose three in firmer banks and lUbec* closed ISO up in investment funds. Insurances Amev and Euli gained 1.30 and one respectively while Bwkslla
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        Zurich
        128 16 ZURICH, Fri.— Share prices closed firmer in active trading led by chemiI cals, dealers said. Banks closed higher, exI cept the bearer shares of I nion Bank of Switzerland and Credit Suite* which both eased slightly. Oerlikon-Buehrle rose slightly and Laadls I nd Gyr registered and Sohlndler bearer continued
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        COPPER
        36 16 LONDON: Copper pri<« on Frid»y i previous in brackets) Wirebar Spot 1.903 50 (1.897 50) tellers EJ04 50 (L898). Three Month buyers L925 (C918 SO). sellers 1.***** C*****I Market Mae: Steady tfela*: 11 075 tonnes
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      2019 17 AS A service to readers. Straits Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The year's high and low, are foilowea by the week's movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of businMß. MM Hifk
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    • Money and exchanges
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        DOMESTIC
        184 17 THE US Sing dollar opened lower at $2.1150 60 and fluctuated narrowly in quiet and featureless trading to close the week little changed at $2.1145 65. The US dollar reached a high of $2 .1230 against the Sing dollar as US interest rate firmed It. however, dropped back to
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        DISCOUNT
        368 17 WITH Ihe exception of Monday. »hich mm a luhiinies bue day. interbank overnight funds last week were traded mainly at the *3 4 1 2 per cent level because of some transfer of funds by the Accountant General and cash withdrawal whu h were offset by inflow ol lunds
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        Lock icon Treasury Bill tender
        63 17 THE AVBAGE discount rate for 91 -day Treasury Bills aawd slightly at the latest leader i 6 755 per cent from I T6(i cent previously, the M Authority of Singapore said Applications totalled $173 million for the $70 million of Bills on offer About 30 per cent
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        ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
        158 17 181 AN currenr> a\era(?e deposit rates for the week .n led July I: 7 (lays 1 month 2montlu 3 months ti months 9 months 2 month! t SI i Bid prim Huh Lo. 911/16 6 9 11/16 8 ***** 9 y li-ifi 8 lv 95/16 9 15/
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        Short-term money
        36 17 II vwk .■nck-<1 Saturday July 5. 0* IH reofiv.Hl from Short Deposits iMi Bh.l „.iv»s But fiad: I Ml 10 M per l.rwrai fc»4: J75 u> 4.375 per MaNaMh funds totalled SI 168 million
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        Banks' Prime Lending Rates
        343 17 HANKS prime ien.lm. .is at the close of business on Friday, My 4. 19«n BANK'S I-IK Aluemene Bank 11 American Expiess 12 Am'dam R'terdam Bank il Asia Commercial 1 1 Asien-Pazifik 12 A A NZ Banking Croup 11 Ban Hin Lee Bank 12 Banca Commen vile
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      Tokyo
      181 17 TOKYO. Sat Share prices closed sharply lower, led by Nippon Oil and ortier energyrelated issues, dealers said The Dow Jones average fell 49.14 to close at 6796.95 points, with a volume of 200 million shares While the New index dosed al 468.82. down 1.65 points. Y.n Ajlnomot' iot< 619
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      Singapore produce
      131 17 HTY tradiriK in the Singapore product* market rem lined ;i<lrift las' »wk, apart from a light tinge of camion, the mood was nut aaMrCßatag. Although the < offee market had suffered a substantial fall over the last two weeks, hojies of improvement appeared to he entertained by most.
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      Prices
      118 17 CBINBM I'r.dn.r Kirkaaxt. Miu«p»rr, m*i> Mania* prim per MBS ta SaianUj i Iran all: Hulk fob I.* SO sellers, old drum (II spoti'l hand drum) lob $l«.sii «-l|.-rs n<-» drum for, 1155 Si Caarc \l I (laWtl Jhfi buyMV IVpprr: Munli* *hlle \*-yyv for) (Han, Sarawak b ni.w M
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      Selected indices
      69 17 IN INCIAL TIMES ISDI STKI M B Krl(iny 483.8 Thursday 480.1 *v>-k Ari> 4<tt r, DOW JONM BBAGI INIM si ki \i s Kmlay.. m-ril I lnirs(l:iy HBB9l SHI 83 j II X II \N<. NO 1057 10 i Thursday 10*1 22 Weckago MM1.41 SYDNBI INDUn Xi \l
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      GOLD
      102 17 IHE Far Kast on Saturday. told opened a) rss66s«> 667.00 and MMcd to $662. 50 664.50 on some liquidation in a quiet j m.irket It later dipped lower to i $659.00 661.00 before recover ing to close at $661.00 663.00 on good buying Nppafi Saorer: N.M Kathnrhild t Sw».
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      445 17 More professionals needed at Singapore Shui Hing TEMPORARY SALES ASSISTANTS SALES ASSISTANTS CASHIERS RECEPTIONIST STORE HANDS DRIVERS HOUSE OFFICERS MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS GENERAL WORKERS/ CLEANERS Singapore's latest department store on Orchard Road has a warm and friendly atmosphere and the stall are among Singapore's elite. I he right candidates tor the
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      572 17 I THE BRITISH COUHCIL requires TEACHERS OF ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Applicants should be qualified teachers with at least 3 years of experience in E.S.L. or E.FL. and preferably with a post-graduate qualification in E L.T Native speaker compe1 fence essential. Duties will include teaching on general and ESP
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      342 18 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX >-^> Telephone Service: *****22 PERSONAL SERVICES T\ Hf 1 Moodoy Fridoy 830 o m —500pm Odmorr 70 cts per word (rr«n JlO 50l A MERCHANDISE 284-4422 ftC < £X no Rood ot jH3-ln*S? p i^i^Ts. tX, Jll, lUiholncements a personal 1 Upper Poyo Lebor
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      1106 18 5 Garage Sale 14 For Sale Others EXPAT LEAVING. SELLING beds. He*'""-'* K1 Sl Ye MT I PfllL '1 processor, extra large dog HtIiUUII kennel, colour TV and household aluminium ci,, n item, Monday 1030 am to 330 Aluminium Strip pm 110. Mimosa Crescent Sele- Awnings lar If ills Tel
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      1248 18 WE SPECIALISES Bi Painting, polishing of office, houses. 31 Rpautv Culture buildings Interested kindly ji Beamy luuure phone 1610 and AMY WEE OF Michelle Beauty 39 HOUSe S^wTnSS.'wS 1 0 Renovation/Repair sional/ Personal Beautician It Hairdresser New Classes rwuin j^^^aigi^ Ist of each month. Telephones *****75/ *****39/ *****13 Now at
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      946 18 V BUSINESS PRODUCTS. SERVICES OPPORTUNITIES TANKERS FOR SALE From 1000 DWT to 2000 DWT Further Enquiries Contact: Mr. JON TEL *****70/*****62 Telex RS ***** Protra. FOR SALE ONE USED ERICSSON MODEL AKD73S PABX I for 7 exchange lines and 30 extensions, complete I with operator's console. Interested please TEL: *****4
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      927 18 SEMINAR COORDINATOR REOUIR- PARTNER WANTED BY OmmerED by Malaysia's No I Motiva- rial School i Shorthand Typing/ tional Trainer in all major towns Secretarial Counts) on profitof Malaysia Unusual opportum- sharing bull Discussion* *****6. TO CLEAR AT „H,,w co,, 300 {^JJ P B X KUaU P< S WANTED FOR EXPORT:
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      1186 19 II EMPLOYMENT COMPUTER DATA 46 Situations Vacant INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD requires b) Secretarial U 1) EXPERIENCED Clerical DATA ENTRY OPERATORS B^^ I to 2 yean experience A LEADING LOCAL BANK TRAINEE mm U ,t.bi, qu...f >Ml s.o«.- O ATA ENTRY pore Mm lo apply lot Ih. OPERATORS vecancta* of
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      688 19 t iini|K-un tiarmem Kxport Organisation has unmrdiatr opening (or experienced GENERAL CLERK Minimum requirements OCE O' level with past in English Not younger than 24 years f-xperience in dipping documentation Sume garment experience would be an asset Phone for enquiries on 7th and •<h July at: *****01 MRS. LOKE E.
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      487 19 GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED immediately with some experience though not ejwential p|ea*e I write with lull particulars and photograph (non-returnable) to S T Box A90Z33 GENERAL CLERKS REQUIRED. Interested applicants please apply personally to Overseas Courier Services (S) Pte Ltd. 2nd floor. Apollo Hotel. Havelock Road. s pore 0316 GENERAL CLERK.
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      483 19 Jurong Factory has miiiirni.ii> vacancies for the rollowinsr FEMALE CLERK Typing, mathematical and f;en«ral clerical work Good Engi.ih and preferably knowledge ol Chinese DELIVERY CLERK Male or female Responsible for arrangement or delivery, delivery orders, storekeeping and clerical work ACCOUNTS CLERK Responsible for full set of accounts, payroll and general
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      468 19 Tractors Singapore Limited A SUBSIDIARY OF TRACTORS MALAYSIA BERHAO SERVICE CLERK primarily lo perform general clerical duties in our SERVICE DEPARTMENT. This includes I assisting in and compiling ol reports, statistics, etc as well as typing and tiling. There is scope (or job enlargement and promotion as the iob will
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      610 19 We have immediate vacancies (or: 1) KARDEX CLERKS (MALE) 2) CLERKS/ TYPISTS Male candidates should posses-. .11 leaal O' level and haw rompleted National Sitmi -c Preference would be linen to candidates with clerical experience 3) OFFICE ASSISTANTS CUMUdMM will be required to do internal dispatch within the Shipyard premlatl
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      478 19 MOTOR WORKSHOP REQUIRES tart with knowlrdgt ol typing Jurong residents preferred Phone *****73 Apply per.l Willy Motor Co. 27- A Blk 4. Unit 2. Jurong Port Road Spore 22 fisad female JUNIOR TYPIST CLERK prefered kMM Tuesday 17.M. Spm. al: 101. MKSM STREET OFFICE ALONG RIVER Valle> Road requires urgently
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      686 19 TEMPORARY FEMALE CLERK Puired from August to [Vcem 1880 Applirants must have minimum OCE Level education and able to type Salary *M 0 p.m ■•■I for appointment TYPISTS REOUIftED. PhM ring 122H22 .1 URGENTLY REQUIRED FEMALE T>pist Ability to type nrutly;iml accurately at 3ft to 40 p Preferably with 1
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      531 19 *»tablishedi>gsHirn^ EXPERIENCED TYPISTS Good prospects lor suitable persons Apply with full personal particulars including telephone contact number t0 Maxwell Road. P.O. Box 32, Singapore, 9000. 4 MTHS CONTRACT (STARTS TOMORROW) American Ctmtottn urgently requires MALE PURCHASING CLERK Attract!**, pa] rat. |o the right man Call *****73 tor an appoint mrnt
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      1079 20 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant Iq VOIIT income o Me* enough for you? A well established Ship Chandhng cs > n'is p to'iiHihI > p^s > i o""* 61 ppl Switch to sales. e»| pc Our sales personnel OMI CO can earn up to EXECUTIVE $2,000.00 per month and more.
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      1148 20 nia SALES ■lijfJ PROMOTERS If you are 16 to 28 years, havr a minimum Sec. 2 education, able to converse in English. MandaVuyi Department Store n Tv f "'pl^asanf perwnaUty'"^ wish to pursue sales as a career. has Immediate vacancies for the »t»rt now as a Sales Promoter post of:
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      1007 20 DRAUGHTSMEN (MALE/FEMALE) P ro fl r wv •••ctrome* inokine for a nuinbrr of i No design experience requirPRODUCTION CI IDCDUICrkD i Applications from Part-time aUrCnVISUH Polytechnic students who may require day release will Qualifications also be considered Minimum 2 years' relal- g,, wlll m tne |on asWmbTy i 0f5450-»7Sopm depending
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      772 20 f IMMEDIATE VACANCIES IN OUR WORKSHOP AROUND CHUA CHU /i_i\ KANGAREA S X VEHICLE MECHANICS HUGHES TOOL COMPANY (FAR EAST) PTE LTD I* Ability to repair and 20GULWAV service Vehicle* SINGAPORE 2262 Preferably possess NTC3. requires: I Must be able to per- utruiuiere form general repairs. IWMI»niHHO I o overhaul
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      577 20 PHILIPS requires LINE MECHANICS Candidate* should pos.. i Qradc :i eerttltemtt In Electronic servicing <ir Private Or niicate m Radio servicing Application! containing full inumi of personal particulars, including telephone number, to be addressed to: The Personnel Officer PHILIPS SINGAPORE PTE LTD (Audio Factory) Lorong 1 Toa Payoh Singapore 1231.
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      446 20 r^ MOULD SETUP Cum MAINTENANCE MEN Minimum level with ■omc experience Please apply personally at: Metro Plastic Industry Pte Ltd 33 Kallang Place Spore 1233 Olivetti (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Manufacturing Division Olivetti, Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment offers a challenging career to people who can fill the following positions
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      383 21 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant d) Technical SINGAPORE WAREHOUSE MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN (Plumbing) Rtrquiramanli a Sln| ii.,. itionaJ S.TMC f c A minimum ol I rel' I expertnK* >.iiar'> will commensuApply in willing lo SINGAPORE WAREHOUSE CO PTE LTD.. 60. MARTIN ROAD. SINGAPORE 0923. oi contact Mr Hang at TEL: *****11
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      107 21 AIWA/ATLAS ELECTRONICS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. h«i immodiata vacanciM for: H I rT^Mßa*JaVtJAis«V&i Applicants should be 16 years and above Primary education Malaysians may also apply Please call personally with I.C. 2 photograhs and school leaving certificate to THE ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT 1094 LOWER DELTA ROAD SINGAPORE 0316. TEL: *****11 Bus nos
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      402 21 A large manufacturing concern m Woodland! require* MALE/FEMALE 1) SPRAY PAINTERS 2) WELDERS 3) PRODUCTION WORKERS 4) STORE WORKERS Singapore blue I.C and Malaynam ma» alao apply naaas call personally with LX OFFICE EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS (S) PTE LTD formerly Khinco factory) 21 km, (13 ma). Woodlands Road. Singapora 2573. Tal
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      457 21 I A newly eatabliahad Woodworking Factory in Kran|i Industrial Etta la invites Singaporeans and Malay mm to fill the tollooing poeta: 1) MALE a FEMALE WORKERS a No experience required c Ages between 16 —45 years c Good income 2) WOODWORKING MACHINE OPERATORS c Some experience required a s.ilar> u>
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      817 21 JURONG SHIPYARD LTD Where Your Career IS Our Main Concern Immediate vacancies apply as for A. Hull Trainees OU r FEMALE 2ZZtt3%2£" PRODUCTION See.en, OPERATORS B. Boiler Trainees CD aaau Requirement!: BOlter Fitters .T«u.4oyear. Pipe Fitters Single/ married D. Machinery Fitters s^ onXo:er0 n Xo:ern rr s e r. r
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      288 21 TIMES PRINTERS SDN. BHD. MALE/FEMALE WORKERS Age 16 years above Singapore citizens permanent residents attractive wages overtime pay. shift and attendance premiums Pay days: twice a month No microscopic work Canteen facilities Short term employment can be arranged Applicants please call personally ut Peraonnel Department Timea Printera Sdn. Bhd 423
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      139 21 fcfiii I I I m I 1 Required Immediately I I I FEMALE FACTORY OPERATIVES i* Karntngs per da> $9.28 and $9.78 aftf r 3 months probation I A 5 day work wnek 1 (Monday to Friday) Working Hour--i am to 5.20 pm (uurteou.s i understanding supervisnrv No shift work
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      333 21 NIPPON ROKKI (S) PTE. LTD. (Maker of Car Stereo A Radios) CALLING ALL HOUSEWIVES, LADIES AND GIRLS COME AND JOIN US AS PRODUCTION OPERATORS NOW! You only work 5 days a week and there is no shift work plus reson» ably high starting salary. Please call personally with your Identity
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      326 21 WE OFFER MORE BENEFITS IF YOU AREDUR... Requirements a. 16yea r sand above b. No experience recjired, training w'il be provided c. Singapore and Malaysian Citizen or permanent resident m co"^P a5 I »£s£*** Time: 9.ooam— 11.00 am 1.30 pm 4.00 pm Bus Service: 33,176,185.196, 197. 198, 200 TECHNORM j
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      1099 22 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant I An „.e transformer I manufacturing firm urgently re- quires A) COIL WINDER B) FITTER t) Miscellaneous C) clerk L I (Female) I —————I— Interested applicants please A DRIVE* CUM DELIVERY Clerk I call Miss Yap. al lei required With 2 years driving *****4 experience
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      717 22 COMPANY'S DMVfM CUM lillio Assistant required by established firm Preferably staying In Bedok New Town. Call personally to 832 834., Bth floor. Blk. 3. PSA Multi-storey Complex. Paslr Panjang Road. Spore 0511 DELIVERY CLERKS MOUMCD. Must possess Class 2 and 3 licence (Class 3 not essential) Write or call personally
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      580 22 EXPATRIATE RCOUMCS FULLTIME experienced Gardener cum Handyman In district 21S8 Must have knowledge of garden maintenance Salary commencing t320 Interested call personally at F3B Singapore Hilton. Orchard Road. Spore 0923 DAIMEI Due fo our fast expansion we urgently require DRIVER c Possess a Class 3 driving licence, c Must have
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      541 22 Japanese Restaurant requires (1) Cooks Wilh or without experience in Japanese cooking Attractive salary (2) Waitresses Experience not necessary Age 18 and above Please apply personally al: TOW AD A JAPANESE RESTAURANT 2nd Floor, Wellington Building. Bidelord Road ofl Orchard Road or telephone *****54 between 1.00 p m SJO pm
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      534 22 Applications are invited trom young men S women tor vacancies in the following |O*> positions 1) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES a Completed N.S for male applicants. c Able U> do shift duties, c Experience not necessary training provided at full pay 2) CHAMBERMAIDS (Age not important) a Speak and write simple English
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      518 22 Tractors Singapore Limited A SUBSIDIARY Of TRACTORS MALAYSIA BERHAD Singapore Citizen* or Permanent Residents lor: 1) ELECTRICIANS To do mainly vehicles wiring, motors and generators repairs, etc. Minimum requirement is a NTC 2 or 3 In electrical studies or equivalent and preferably some working experience with' AC/DC motors and generators
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      564 22 INTERNATIONAL LTD. has immediate vacancies for TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ DEMONSTRATOR Minimum qualifications: GCE O' level Experience: Ito 2 year*: Age between 22 and 28 A desire to meet and help people STORE ASSISTANT OCE O' level with at least 1 year's experience In storekeeping Must be able to maintain Inventory records
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      517 22 r ROBIN SHIPYARD (PTE) LTD. Invites applications for the following positions 1) SAFETY OFFICER Registered Safely Officer. 2) TRAINEE SAFETY OFFICER Technical Diploma Holder from Polytechnic or equivalent 3) FIRE/ SAFETY SUPERVISOR 5 years and above work Ing experience In similar position and preferably possesses good GCE O' Level 4)
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      405 22 KS KYODO-SHING LOONG PRINTING invitM Applications fof A) 1 KORD PRINTING MACHINE OPERATOR B) ASSISTANTS for various printing maC) 1 MESSENGER/ DELIVERY HAND. Preferably one owning a motorcycle or scooter D) TRAINEE WORKERS, etc. Plea** call personally or write with contact telephone number (it any) to: Kyodo-Shing Loong Printing Industries
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      1010 23 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant A»//w||j''i^»w» requires A) HOUSEMEN Able to speak and t) Miscellaneous write simple English. Must be physically strong and fit. B) HOUSEKEEPING nfaNlnneno^nn nightcleaners uINJU&N©iIIL, (FEMALE) Must be physically SINGAPORE (PRIVATE) LIMITED fj, an(J $|rong wj|| ten mediau Meant] 'or jj n g t0 <j 0
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      667 23 PRIMARY IMOUSTRIES ENTERPRISE PTE LTO urgently seeiit epoiicattons for tha following post! 1) CLERKS OCf C) level (lixkl typing ability 2) ELECTRICIANS NTC 3 with some years of related experience. Applicants with only practical experience may be considered 3) REFRIGERATION ATTEMOANTS Should have some practical working experience in refrigeration plant
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      561 23 1) WAITRESSES 2) DRIVER a Free meal, drinks and fringe benefits intarastad applicants, plsasi call parsonally togathar wilh racanl photograph al: APOLLO INDONESIA CAFE RESTAURANT 2nd floof ApoNo Hotvl Havatockßoad Sing apora 0316 Tims ta.m. to Sp.m. Seafood Restaurant requires: WAITRESSES Please apply personally to: THE PERSONNEL OFFICE SINGAPURA FORUM
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      885 23 STEWARDESSES PART/ FULLTIME. Apply personally King Of King Cocktail Lounge. 4.50, 4th Floor Lucky Plaza. Orchard Road dally after 4 00pm STORE ASSISTANTS REQUIRED for trading company NeVist have minimum sec 2. between 16 and 28 years old and able, to spe,ak English Please come for personal Interview at: GCO
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      547 23 WILSON PARKING A) CASHIERS/ ATTENDANTS B) PART-TIME SURVEY PERSONNEL C) CLEANERS For Posts I A) (B). only those with Secondary education need apply. Interested parsons, please can parsonally at: Carpark Office People's Park Complex (Deck A) Eu Tong Sen Street Singapore 0105 between Sp.m Sp.m on 7th lo 11th July
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      380 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS I more! An immaculate car is only the beginning. You get more car from us. Call us now! K'ore .'nj' tea) *****30 hi BjF^^jj^SaE Telepnone *****24/*****7 «^pf a-d!^9^L^? m L 3Hi v^T'^Sr Why boy a second-hand car and inherit more problems? For a little more (on easy
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      174 23 b) BMW BEAUTIFUL 1975 2002 Aircond. powerful cassette Highest offei secures. Tel: *****3. Simon, after 10.30 am BMW 30FA AUTO, excellent condition 1973. with beautiful number plate Alrcon. sports runs eligible for PARK 519.80U Tel: *****31. BMW 520. 1973 Company registered Alrcon. beautiful condition Tel Ah Lam Pek. *****2 SEPTEMBER
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      1704 23 V END 1»7» DATSUN 100A EJ plate. 1974 MERCEDES 230 6 Auto one owner, aircond. hi-fi cas- manual Aircon radio, cassette. set t«> Tax. lyres new> *****87 mint condition Kquirles *****11 I 1972 DATSUN 1200 cc aircond. »36Mr l.eck new paintwork, tip top condl- 197* MERCEDES 230. Auto I lion
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      1391 24 111 VEHICLES ft BOATS M MM MMMl^^™" 197$ REGO VOtVO IMK 'Jxpaln55 Vehicles For Sale KMI M>t tlon ***** b 1»7» JANUARY PORSCHE 924 Manual excellent condition Tel 4R***** 1979 SEPT PORSCHE 911 EC kt Others Targa I m»iht accident free tip wrne loßcondlUon TW *****61 "~7r~~~rr~— Motorcycles/ DOUDIe Scooters
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      568 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES LEE KAI HOUSE MIDDLE ROAD 8 Storey Building For SALE ONLY Offices Avoiloble only on 3rd, 4th, sth 7th Floor Centrally Air-Conditioned Separate water-cooled 'YORK' packaged units on each floor High Speed 'OTIS' Lifts First Rate Service and Maintenance provided 24 hours security. For Sote/ Rent Basement,
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      748 24 THE 32-STOREY PEACE CENTRE AND PEACE MANSION Peace Centre Shops- Few units left Rental or Sale. Office Few units left Rental or Sale Showroom space available -104 sq metres Peace Mansion City apartments for gracious city living. Luxurious 3or 4 bedrooms with split-level. Sale: 12% assessment. Loans available. One free
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      666 24 EXCLUSIVE HOMES in the vicinity of Binjai Park, Caldecott Hill. Fernhill Road, Fort Road. Rochalte Drive. Ridley Park, Raffles Park etc. r urmshed unfurnished arrangeable R.nt.i $3,000 to $0,000 p.m. ALSO AVAILABLE APARTMENTS in Dalvey Road, Grange Heights, Gilstead Court, Orchard Towers, Fernhill Road. Rental: $2,500 Io $4,000 p m
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      746 24 c A beautiful luxury Cheibrl(ht apartment. S2.WO Bauhlnla Terrace Garden apartment. $3 JOO Bachelors apartment $1,800 -53.500 c Executive apartment $1,900. RICHARD K.C. LOW HOUSING PTE LTD 2*434*1 (4 Hn*e) A BEST CHOICE OF APARTMENTS/ TOWNHOUSES IN DIST. S. 10, 11 21 APARTMENTS/MAISONETTES Leonle Towers $4,500 Maxima Mansion $5,M0 Sarkles
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      892 24 DMT. to LUCKY TOWIRS Brand new luxurious centrally alrcondltioned apartment, on high floor 3 bedrooms, with attached bathrooms I study room, split-level living/ dining ModTennis court/ squash court. Rental tOOO Atereiye-m TafcBMTM. OIST 10, RIDOEWOOD CONDOMINIUM Townhouse, splitlev*l very beautifully furnished with bar counttr. American style dining area 3 bedrooms/
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      847 24 PEACH OAMOCN MANSION, moat luxurious flat in Katong area Beautiful sea view. 12 minutes to City, swimming pool, fully furnished with alrcondlUoners, 4 bedrooms, each wtU^ bathrooms *****07 PtANUMNK APARTMENT ■ON renul. 4 bedroomv furnished For details contact BOSS*. PBNTNOUBI MPIMNNMID AT Pandan VAlley with roof garden Recreational f -«'"'"«i*PP
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      1611 25 ~T.. ,IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES asSF i I I > n<'iT^ gM M M^"^^" M OIBT 4-YEAR OLO 2-storey i,.,,,,. Intermediate terrace house 3 •m»°%l Accommodation "X^fShSr Wanted $250.000 hi ng 221 mto/ *****61 DI«T 19 SERANGOON ROAO 5m s t^maSmt^^^^mmm^^^^^^^ dnuhle-st«>rey terrace house. i Near market, cinema public ta ONM
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      853 25 A BEAUTIFUL MANO nr* Dlst. IS. Maryland Park. Block D. top floor apartment, professionally furnished with beautiful view of the sea/ morning sun. *460.000 Also available 9th and 14th floors J E Housing Associates *****68/ *****89 A BEAUTIFUL MUM new Dlst 9. 4-bedroomed Chen Yuan Apartment, few minutes walk to
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      674 25 EMC CHCOMG TOWER 1050 sq ft 2 bedrooms, vacant iniiw iilnii Selling $165,000 Call *****33/4 EUGCNIA COUNT I'andan Valley. 2 bedrooms. 1 utility room, split living/ dining. 2 bathrooms, tola! 1250 sq ft Facing swimming pool tennis courts, etc 5X200.000 o n o Call: Robert Chan *****40 EXCELLENT INVESTMENT OPPORTUMTY
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      799 25 WOOOLEIGH GROVE Off Woodlelgh Close near 7 Days Advenllsl Church Compact walk-up apartment 3 bedrooms, separate dining and lounge area Blk B. type C, 3rd door, floor area 1.410 sq.ft $166,000 Tel: *****18 Mr Lee 2-ROOMED FLAT M Jasmine Road (next to Thomson Plaza), built-in area: 1.400 sq.ft. Vacant possession
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      784 25 Bcflwn tacuntiM (S) Pl* Lid (Nml Estate Dtvtaion) Towar 2101 A. DCS Buiklinfl Oltor en bahaM ol CHanl OISTMCT23M HILL View ESTATE Total usable area: Approx 75.900 *m Details on application COMHHCIM. DEPARTMENT TEL 221*033 OIST. 14 2-STOREY FREEHOLD terrace factory. Land area/ buill-in 3523/ 2877 sq fl 5540.000 Tel.
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      1399 25 WANTED OFFICE SPACE In Orchard Road. Robinson Road arras 900 to 2.000 sq ft for rental/ tale PAA *****75 WANTED TO PURCHASE or rent office space about 800 sq ft Preferably In Fook Hal Building High Street Centre or Textile Centre Offers to: S.T Box A ***** 68 Shop Space
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      519 25 VI EDUCATION 6 INSTRUCTION Your Profession? secretary: To »c o >ST CLASS SECRETARY you need to d«vetop secretonol skills, technological skills in office equipment and systems, poise and a personality to go with it Yoj w* get al of these ond MORE 1 of SBTC's Se< retanol Training Division Co
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      252 25 Slit Batch Three Month* Com piet* Guaranteed Claw lor Begin ner* starting today Time: 6.30 p.m 8 30 p.m SIN REX COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 13 B Meckemie Road TEL: ***** MARTIAL ARTS. SWIMMING Yoga conducted by experienced Instructors Ring *****12 If.V.Mi A M;-yl;inKl Ic.rrletalls PEOPLES PARK COMMERCIAL SCHOOL (A Ministry ui
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      38 26 The brothers and sisters of late MISS LING CHUNG CHING wish lo express their heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to relatives, ex-colleagues and friend* for their donations, wreath*, kind assistance. condolence* and attendance during their recent bereavement.
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      50 26 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. LEE TIN HONG With to express their thank* lo r.iativ.i and friends lor their kind assistance, condolences, donations, wreaths and attendance during their recent bereavement and also to Doctors and Nurses of Atei andra Hospital Ward 3 lor their dedicated attention to the deceased.
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      22 26 IN LOVING MEMORY OF CHEW HOCK LEE DEPARTED 7-7-87 FONDLY REMEMBERED BY DAUGHTER SWEE NEO. GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT GRANDCHILDREN
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      Lock icon Newspapers pay tribute to the finalists
      252 26 LONDON, Sun British newspapers today paid tribute to Sweden's Bjorn Borg after he won his fifth consecutive Wimbledon tennis title. Bat all agreed that yesterday's epic match against the United States' John McEnroe was the toughest of Borg's five finals. "The greatest of all
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      580 26 LONDON, Sun. Bjorn Borg's appetite for success is insatiable. Hardly had the gunsmoke cleared from his epic Wimbledon final against American John McEnroe yesterday than he was stating his ambition to win tennis's most prized title again next year. No-one ever doubted that the
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      Lock icon Australia win men's doubles title
      173 26 Australia win men's doubles title LONDON. Sun. Peter McNamara and Paul McNamee, the seventh seeds, gave Australia their second title in the Wimbledon tennis championships when they beat Americans Stan Smith and Bob Lutz 7-6, 6-3, 6-7, 6-4 in the men's doubles final here yesterday. Their success followed compatriot Evonne
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      Lock icon Simpson still in the lead
      269 26 OAK BROOK, Sun. Scott Simpson shot a two-under-par 70 on the difi ficult Butler National Golf Club course yesterday, increasing his lead to five strokes after three rounds of the US$3OO,OOO ($633,000) Western Open tournament here in Illinois. The 24-year-old Simpson, who has been on
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      BRIEFS
      454 26 MOSCOW. Sun. Soviet weightlifter Viktor Mazin set three worl- records yesterday, the Tass news agency reported. Tass said Mazin, competing in the under-60 kilogrammes category, twice surpassed his own snatch record with 131 kg and 1315 kg. He then broke Vladimir Golovko's world jerk record of 166.5 kg by
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      VAARON WINS BY A NECK TO COMPLETE DERBY DOUBLE
      2148 27 Runaway triumph by Ming Dynasty R AClNG.with FAIRWAY IPOH, Sun Vaaron, well handled by jockey Gerry Donnelly, scored a game win in the $106,000 Perak Derby un over 2,400 metres here today to complete a Singapore Derby-Perak Derby double. The Kirrama
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      Ooi, Tweedie suspended
      659 27 STIPE'S REPORT IPOH. Sun Jockey C.H. Ooi was suspended one month and A. Tweedie 14 days by the stewards of the Perak Turf Gub today. Ooi was found to have failed to ride Noble Nap out with his usual vigour in the final stages of Race 6
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      737 27 IPOH. Sun Jockey C.H. Ooi (Casino Champ) was fined $300 by the stewards of the Perak Turf Club yesterday for shifting ground when not clear of other runners in Race 1. The stipendiary steward's report on yesterday's races here: State of track Good. Barr 1: As Jockey Razmy could
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      BIG SWEEP
      36 27 FIRST No: ***** SECOND No: ***** THIRD No: ***** STARTERS: Nos. *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. CONSOLATION: Not. *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****.
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      Carson's mount triumphs in Eclipse
      160 27 LONDON, Sun. Ela-maiut-maa, the faar-ycar-ald who ni beaten favourite la last year's Epsam Derby, wan the valuable Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park near here yesterday with a typic*Uy ategged and determined performance. Always a difficult horse to beat In a tight finish, Kl»-man»-mou ta*k aver
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      Lock icon Swee Wah triumphs by seven strokes
      557 28  -  ERNEST FRIDA By LIM SWEE WAH! showed his potential yesterday when he effortlessly won the $15,000 Seletar Classic Open golf championship. Swee Wans three-round aggregate of 206 was a massive seven strokes ahead of World Cup representatives Ireneo Legaspi, of the Philippines, and Lim
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      Trio return poor scores in Junior World Cup trials
      401 28 DISAPPOINTING scores were returned in the Singapore Golf Association trials at the Bukit Course and the New Course to select a two- member team to the Junior World Cup championship at St. Andrews, Scotland, from Sept_29-Oct. 3, reports ERNEST FBIDA. I
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      Reggie hits brilliant century for SCC
      287 28 DESPITE a brilliant century by their star batsman Reggie da Silva, Singapore Cricket Club A drew with Indian Association in the Singapore Cricket Association League senior tournament on the Padang yesterday. SCC, however, earned bonus points for their faster scoring rate. SCC A scored
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      Chan sets two marks at SICC swim meet
      311 28  - Chan sets two marks at SICC swim meet KENJALLEHJr. By EIGHT meet records were set two by Carl Chan at the Singapore Island Country Club's annual swimming meet at Upper Thomson Road yesterday. Results: B«y» IMm tm II ud ute: 1 Ong U-Mln 2 Harold Can 3 Ernest Mak 1
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      A matter of brain power for Beecham
      469 28  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By BEECHAM coasted to victory on brain power In the men's Anchor Business Houses squash final, beating defending champions Singapore Airlines Group 3-2 at Fort Canning yesterday. They succeeded with tactics that must have left SIA's team leader, Jimmy Aw, wishing
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      311 28  - Singapore to host hockey tourney in November R. MANOR A J By SINGAPORE will host their first international hockey tournament since 1971 the inaugural Asian Cup South-eastern Zone championship from Nov. 1-10. The tournament was originally scheduled for Sept. 1-10 but had to be postponed because Malaysia nad asked for
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      Kok Wah wins second race of Lark Open
      235 28  -  PETER SIOW By DEFENDING champion Tan Kok Wah, who missed Saturday's opening race because his boat was not ready, made his presence felt in yesterday's Lark Open championship, off the East Coast Park. He won the second race in the morning and
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      556 29  -  WILFRED YEO By Malaysia 1 Singapore 0 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. This was the match the 6,000 fans the biggest crowd at the Merdeka Stadium here since the ASEAN youth soccer tournament started on Friday had come to watch, and they went home smiling It
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      Positive Thais beat defensive Filipinos
      216 29 Thailand 2 Philipinos 0 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Thailand's positive soccer, like good over evil, triumphed over the Philippines' defensive play in this ASEAN youth match at the Merdeka Stadium bere tonight, reports WILFRED YEO. Not that the Filipinos had much choice. Their employment of man-to-
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      Customs whip Club HDB
      58 29 CUSTOMS whipped Club Housing and Development Board 30 in a Singapore Government Services Football League Division 2 match at Queenstown yesterday. Other results: My. I: CISCO bt Prisons 21. My. S: Fire Brigade bt Telerec A 1-0; Special Constabulary A bt Singapore Teachers' Union 2-0; Immigration
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      112 29 NOTTINGHAM, Sun. Scottish international striker lan Wallace yesterday signed for European Cup soccer champions Nottingham Forest in a deal which brought his old club, Coventry, £1,250,000 ($6,535,000), Wallace, 24, flew here from a holiday in France to complete the formalities. He cost Coventry £45,000
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      Hertha to play T. Bahru
      196 29 HERTHA BERLIN, one of West Germany's top amateur Division One League clubs, will meet Singapore's National Football League Division One side Tiong Bahru at the Jurong Stadium tonight (8), reports JOE DORAI. The Germans, who are currently placed second in the Berlin League, visited the
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      Lock icon Warm note for champions
      376 29  -  JOE DORAI By THE Singapore Government are not against the development of champions, though their policy Is to provide sports and recreation for the masses. This was emphasised by Dr. Ahmad Mattar, the acting Minister for Social Attain, at a dinner for the Singapore soccer team
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      Lock icon Cobra absorb heat to land Alpha Cup
      224 29 Cobra 39 ORA 6 PETALING JAVA, Sun. Cobra took a cue from the blistering heat here yesterday to burn a path through Singapore's Old Rafflesians' Association and win the Alpha Cup by six goals and one penalty to one goal. The much younger
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      Three clubs for Jita
      111 29 LONDON, Sun. Three English First Division soccer clubs have agreed to accept Singapore team manager Jita Singh for a three-week attachment each, reports GODFREY ROBERT. The clubs are West Ham United (July 28-Aug. 17), Ipswich Town (Sept. 8-28) and Norwich City (Sept. 29Oct. 19). Another First
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      115 29 BADMINTON Inter-con- I stituency tournament (Delta Complex, 7.30). HOCKEY Priestly: SLA I Invitation XI v Punjab Hawks (India)^Padang, 5.15). RUGBY Lower-secondary national schools' championship final (Padang, SJ. SOCCER aagapMe Bmri- ess H»um Lruir Dlvi- ■IwOmA: Ltd Motor Works v Oberoi Imperial, Shell v Heli Orient (Jalan Besar Stadium.
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      SIA soar
      26 29 SINGAPORE Airlines Group scored their third straight victory in the National Basketball League when they beat Nam Teck 86-71 at the Gay World Stadium.
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    192 30 SONGS and dances bridged the laaguge gap lor these two members of the Japaaeoe youth delegation from Fnkuoka City which spent Saturday night la the warm hospitality of the delegation's hosts at Hong Bahru community centre. The centre's auditorium was filled with gay laaghter
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    187 30 NEW DELHI, Sunday PRIME Minister Indira Gandhi's Congress Party and its ally, DMK, a South Indian regional party, yesterday gained control of the Rajya Sabha (Upper House) of Parliament, winning a majority in the biennial elections to the House. The ruling party, which has a
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    2 robbed of $1,100 watch and $2,500 by gang
    219 30  - 2 robbed of $1,100 watch and $2,500 by gang PAUL WEE By THREE men, one carrying a gun, robbed a poultry farmer and his mother of a $1,100 watch and $2,500 after forcing the victims to stop their pick-up in Lorong Kinchir, near Avenue 1, Ang Mo Kio, on Saturday.
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    43 30 LONDON, Sun. A power failure halted subway trains this morning (or 62 minutes. Seventy-five trains were stranded until a breakdown at the station supplying the subway with power was fixed. Some passengers left the trains ana walked to stations. -UPI.
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    41 30 TEHLRAN, Sun. A fire caused by "snooting by the Iraqi armed forces" has been raging since midday yesterday in the Iranian oil well at Someydeh, not far from the border, the afternoon newspaper Kayhan reported here today. AFP.
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    31 30 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH H.S. BULL passed away peacefully In Kent. UK. on 4th July IMU Deeply missed by Mr t Mrs SO Singh and family of 10, Jalan Chengam. Spore 20
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    Carter: I'm willing if fair agenda can be fixed
    403 30 II TALKS TO LIMIT MISSILES WASHINGTON, Sunday PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter said yesterday the latest Soviet ideas on discussing nuclear missiles in Europe are "worthy of consideration" and the United States would be willing to begin talks if a "fair agenda" could
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    137 30 'Need for stronger Western might' LONDON, Sun. Mr Francis Pym, British Secretary of State for Defence, said yesterday Britain and its Western allies should strongly reinforce their military might to better face the Soviet Union's "impressive arsenal." He told a Conservative Party meeting in Brassingboura in central England: "If we
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    47 30 WASHINGTON, Sun. Extra guards were placed on the homes of American diplomats in the Jamaican capital of Kingston this weekend, after a bomb and machine-gun attack on the residence of Mr Richard Kinsman, First Secretary at the US Embassy there, administration sources said here. -AFP.
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    51 30 BEIJING, Sun. New York congressman Stephen Solarz will become the first American political figure to visit North Korea since the end of the Korean War in 1953. when he goes to Pyongyang on July 15, the US sources said. The purpose of the visit was not disclosed.
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    29 30 JAKARTA, Sun. A world family planning conference to be attended by about 80 countries will be held in Jakarta from April 26 to 30 next year -AFP.
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    35 30 IF YOU cm speak Mandarin and are about to ut dialect again, stop yourself and start in Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin bat may also be sky. Be the Initiator!
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      215 30 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Gold has recovered quite impressively since it fell to a low of US$474 in March. But at oround $670 it is still much lower than its year high of $875. RUTH CHENG examines the demand and supply situation and expectations for the future.
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      189 30 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Passing showers in a few areas in the late morning TEMP. (C) up to (a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 2f mln. SUNSET today: p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.34 a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam 12-19C Cloudy Las Angeles 19-31 C Clear Atfceas 21-32C Oar Madrid 16-32C Clear Bahrain 29-37C
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        Loving another's father like one's own
        911 1  -  Dr MARTIN LU By Philosophy Department, National University of Singapore MO ZI t the Chinese philosopher, believed that many conflicts in the world could be avoided through universal love. His universal love doctrine is often compared with Christian love. For Instance, he said: "The
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        22 1 Ren zhe wu df. The benevolent has no enemy. tig £iSfz o Bo ai zhTwei ren. Universal love is benevolence.
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        68 1 %mw,%% RR (M) LI beautiful; handsome; elegant THIS character for beauty and elegance is a picture of the graceful deer (jttj decorated with a pair of pendants (tnft). The simplified form displays the pairjrf pendants linked together aft Physical attractiveness is not to he envied, if
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        281 1 Do you subscribe to the latest and the best? If the answer's yes, well give you a FREE copy of Sin Chew Jit Poh's 50th Anniversary Souvenir Magazine When you subscribe to Sin Chew Jit Poh Singapore's largest and bestselling Chinese newspaper you subscribe to the latest and best in
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        216 1 L^H^l^-^ wAnd Enter The •CO^a^EaßaWjfcN Tfc llnwlnlnlir <CU JkSk SHaaß^SaWc r?*\ ICI I"*!*! 71* I Simply unswvr all the question- l.mn.iln £^MKO£wLHt/ yjf<y^r^ l*^rV ilu «nin -form All you doln Indicate with at kk(^) A j «-w »lula'lcdh t ortz"?ntalWprcvcnUo|ldlrtlogctlDUie A KEN->4IR 2<II)U<S l jP«^^ra^i The Fabcr Cooker Hood Model
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        115 1 INSID^ Veil's views on women ShMmt Veil b a woman who has achieved a prat deal; she has emerged at the tap of one French popularity pall, she to the president the EEC parliament, and she has fought for the cause of women. Find oat what her views on women's
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      PICK of the DAY
      586 2  - PICK of the DAY TAN SUAT LIAN By 8KTV SOMEBODY turning out old scenario files blew the cobwebs off that old favourite about the sultry, beautifully sculptured heroine definitely not the girl next door who, with lofty disregard for prudence, begins to display a formidable interest In a brooding, tough
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      223 2  - Chinese programme highlights LEONQ WENG K AM By FOR those who have had enough of the boring Taiwanese drama seriaH Pipa Ring, they can now look forward to a new drama series, Mandarin TV Theatre (Ch. 8, 9.10 p.m.), which begins today. It replaces the 30-week-long kungfu drama serial which
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        128 2 FAMILY PLANNING PROM INDIA at the NaTALK for newlyweds in tional Museum Young Mandarin by Mdm Boon Peoples Gallery from Lee Chin, a staff nurse, at 103 t0 > P m ti» TnstitntP nt Health i«v tures paintings from he Institute of Health lee- 19?g mtg,.. ture haU. Outram Road,
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        1215 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Openinj folowed by Manila 7.00 Super Seven Manai (Tamil, repeat) 7.30 News (Malay) 3.35 Diary of Events (English) 7.45 Sandiwara Sayang Papito 3.40 M_. IK. o-l fur, *£*?>„, 600 iSJttU. mi L n r™ 6.15 Once Upon A Time 10.30 Lie The Sailor
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        916 3  -  GRACE WONG Chinese music recital June 29, Singapore Conference Hall Reviewed by THIS concert of Chinese instrumental music did not in any way disappoint the full-house audience, who seemed to be mainly upper secondary school students. The performance was of a high standard, and the programme had variety.
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        A failure that's worth watching
        640 3  -  DELISLE SCHWARTZ Nosferatu The Vampyre Showing at the Orchard cinema Reviewed by THIS film follows the classic lines of the Count Dracula legend. A happy young man named Jonathan Harker journeys into the wilds of Transylvania, thinking he is going to do business with a
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        Cultural Centre's new name, image and purpose
        430 3  - Cultural Centre's new name, image and purpose GERALDINE TANG By THE Ministry of Culture has taken over the 23-year-old Cultural Centre at Fort Canning from the Vocational and Industrial Training Board, to convert it into a permanent centre for drama activities. It has been renamed the Drama Centre. "It's well
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      1662 5 Birkhall Primary School one of the top three primary school bands in Singapore, boasts a stunning ten-year record during its 12-year existence. It has collected eight Maces of Honour, for being one of the top three bands in the Inter-Primary School Bands Competition for eight consecutive years since
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        1205 5 Advertisement Martell drinkers strike it rich overnight! Cognac lovers in Singapore 11 f f ~1 T are bciru; richly rewarded f* 1 A when they reach (or the w(irld"s leading cognac, Martell. And not just by £A I the smooth, mellow taste ol that superb VSOP. |i K^H cither! With
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        992 6  -  FRED FERRETTI in NEW YORK By 4 What women want is acceptance as women. They want people to take account of who they are and what they want. Once, they needed confidence because they were in an inferior position. Today, that is not sufficent. Today
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        662 6 Last week, we saw the horrors that face battered children; but violence in the family is not limited to child abuse. In the United States, the victims of violence span several generations from babies to grandparents. Is there really no place like home and is a
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        486 6 AT JOANNE DREW, IMPROVING YOUR FIGURE 15... POSSIBLE! WHATEVER J f^YOUR MEASUREiWfcfti iS, WE CAW MAKE^M\T YOU MORE SHAPELY. ARM VjM IfeU Under haped? Fleshy upper or f -^f V mt looseness of inside arm? |^_^Jfc mwlllW WAIST A 1^ t MIDRIFF ■■HIJ I/ I I Am M \~M Visible
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        255 6 OUT OF xfJ Of course /ou are, y^<y /'^B nearly everyone is. A>L/ Too much good /SftS^ I LaL food, not i nough k 7 .j^l exercise is a sure \V way to mike a big Vy"~-~--L__^^^_!^^^l fat probUm. And \fW~«S osT~ml to be caTed •fatty" wouldn't be nice for
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      717 7  - Looking into windows to save energy HERB LAWRENCE By 4 We try to optimise a window's best physical properties and neutralise the worst, while remembering that windows provide an accustomed link with the outside and serve a deco- rative, architectural function. Stephen Selkowitz, co-head of the window research group. Research
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      550 7  -  ANDREE BROOKS By in New York "THE 1861 Victorian house in Darien, Connecticutt, was a patchwork of gloomy, box-like rooms. The first thing I had to do every morning was turn on the kitchen light," said Gracie Jahn. "I needed a
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        345 7 prteSrr -*?!s a ;rv r rj i V^i* v,\e .vo^ 5 ftCStflffviCfl IIY Q6SH filKfMi practical End flexible to your needs. OCX Industrial Building truly reflects the The s'/j -storey building is also located modernistic concept oi today's flatted factories: strategically along the main Kampong Ampat functional, practical and flexible
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        809 8 General Manager Banking FOR a successful Merchant Bank backed by a group of major European banks. RESPONSIBLE to the President. The role is to manage and further expand the Group's banking activities in Singapore. THE NEED is for an experienced and well rounded commercial banker with proven management and business
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        645 9 A major American multi-national company which is a leoding manufacturer of mini-computers in the world, will be commencing its operations in the new plant in Ang Mo Kio, offers challenging career opportunities for the following positions:ACCOUNTANTS Applicants should possess a Degree in Accounting or its equivalent with 4 5 years'
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        637 9 In our expansion programme, we have need to recruit suitably qualified and experienced persons for the following posts: A) ENGINEERING ASSISTANT The successful candidate will be in possession of a Technician Diploma in Electronic Engineering from Singapore Polytechnic or Ngee Ann College or its equivalent. He must have at least
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        373 9 "SENTCiSA 1 SENTOSA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION invites applications for the post of: A) TECHNICAL OFFICER QUALIFICATIONS: Technician Diploma in Mechanical Engineering from the Singapore Polytechnic or its equivalent. Minimum 2 years working experience. DUTIEB: To assist the Head of Electrical Mechanical Services Unit to maintain and repair vehicles at the Sentosa
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        485 9 BUKIT SEMBAWANG ESTATES LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE i NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICF IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Fourteenth Annual General Meeting ot the Company will be held on the 19th Floor, OCBC Centre, Chulio Street, Singapore, on Monday, llth August 1980 at 12 noon for
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