The Straits Times, 19 July 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1980 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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  • The Sunday Times
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      How did Hitler really die?
      107 1 THOUSANDS of books have been written on Adolf Hitler since he committed suicide in Berlin on April 30, 1945 But how did he really die? The answer to this question has never been revealed in full until, maybe, now. Hitler's body became Russian booty at
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      Chinatown Delights Part Two
      122 1 lOLET DON continues her love affair with the food in Chinatown. She writes: "1 was hot and bothered and so stopped at the corner of Smith Street and Ttengganu Street where a stallholder was selling chin-chow. And, delight of delights, the chin-chow was being scooped out
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      Here they are: The Singapore Snobs
      155 1 WE CALLED for letters on the Singapore Snob and hundreds came in to the office. Tomorrow, we publish the best of these letters. Here is just one: "We were walking down the road together he was in singlet and shorts and sweating. A car
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  • Sunday Nation
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      How you and your boss can both be winners
      118 1 THIS is the time of the year when the bosses have to decide who qualifies for the controversial 3 per cent NWC above-average payment, and supervisors and staff meet each other face to face in a mid-year review (kit many would
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      They don't build ... like they used to
      87 1 They don't build like they used to SI NDAY NATION, tipped off by an alert reader, sent a reporter trapsing around town this week and what he has seen will probably surprise yon. For It concerns something we've all had occasion to use many of us day in and day
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      Snobs in church
      105 1 While the snobbery debate continues, this weeks If You Ask Me writer asks if attributing snobbery to a lack of Christian ethics is not missing the point. What is ironic about going to church is that it is not a place solely for communion with God. It
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      Threat to blow up Thai embassy
      171 1  -  LEE KIM CHEW Uur Bangkok reporter By BANGKOK, Fri. Muslim separatists from the outlawed Pattani I nited Liberation Organisation (I'ul.i), based in southern Thailand, have threatened to blow up the Thai Kmbassy In Singapore. The threat from Pulo, which is fighting for an autonomous
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    4-POINT PLAN TO END TENSION
    524 1 Move by Indochinese foreign ministers HANOI, Friday A FOUR-POINT plan aimed at ending tension on the ThaiKampuchean border has been adopted by a meeting of the foreign ministers of the three Indochinese nations of Laos, Vietnam and Kampuchea. According to a statement published here this
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    BANGKOK REPORT
    38 1 BUILT In I»2S and still standing strong is Bangkok's seven-storey Ched Chan building. But it will soon go down Into the dust heap of history. The place has got to make way far progress. i -P*«e4-
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    Lock icon Gunmen attack Bakhtiar's home: 2 killed
    277 1 Gunmen attack Bakhtiar's home: 2 killed PARIS, Fri FORMER Iranian prime minister Shapur Bakhtiar escaped unhurt today when gunmen posing as journalists burst into his Paris home firing automatic pistols. Police said at least two people were killed and four wounded, one critically, in the morning assault. Dr Bakhtiar, the
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    Road toll now 157
    68 1 THE death toll on the road rose to 157 so far this year, when a pedestrian, Mr Ang Bock Eng. 36, was involved in an accident with a bus at the junction of Chua Chu Kang and Phoenix roads. on Thursday evening. His four-year-old son escaped
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    Lock icon Women's rights in print
    156 1 JAPANESE delegate Noboto Takahashi (left) signing the UN convention on elimination of all forms of discrimination against women In Copenhagen on Thursday. Yesterday, about M women stormed the Inlted Nations Confer race on the Decade of Women to protest against the military coup ill Bolivia and
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    Lock icon Peacock 'offered to resign after cabinet row'
    241 1 Peacock 'offered to resign after cabinet row' CANBERRA, Friday AUSTRALIAN Foreign Minister Andrew Peacock offered to resign because of a cabinet row over continued Australian recognition of the ousted Pol Pot regime in Kampuchea, according to press reports. r Government officials today refused to comment on the reports. Mr Peacock
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    Lock icon SIA ends contracts with 14 expat flight engineers
    350 1  - SIA ends contracts with 14 expat flight engineers JANIE KHOO By SINGAPORE Airlines recently terminated its contracts with 14 expatriate I flight engineers and an unknown number of ground engineers prematurely. Confirming the move involving the largest number of expat staff so far an SIA spokesman said yesterday that the
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    CNB MAN ATTACKED
    62 1 A NARCOTICS officer opened flre when he was attacked by two me* outside Block 125, Kirn TUn Road last night. No one was Injured. The officer, from the Central Narcotics Bnrean, was cheeking the identity of one man when the other suddenly appeared and together they set
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      177 1 48 pages today RESIDENTS WHO LIVE FROM DAY TO DAY Pag* 15 THREAT to black out Games ceremony t THREAT of drug deluge from Pakistan 3 CM repatriated Khmers held on revolt charge 4 1,179 branch leaders given chance to steal the show 7 'X and D not the only
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Threat to black out Games ceremony
      332 2 Threat to black out Games ceremony MOSCOW, Fri. OFFICIALS tried to head off a threat yesterday by Western television networks to black out coverage of the opening ceremony of the Moscow Olympic Games because they were barred from the Lenin Stadium. Tempers flared when troops sealed off the stadium, centrepiece
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      AFGHAN HOCKEY TEAM
      56 2 EN a report headlined "British envoy to Moscow returns home in Page 4 of The Straits Times on Thursday, the fourth paragraph should have read: In MOSCOW, the Soviet news agency, Tass, reported today that 19 members of Afghanistan's field hockey team were abducted and probably killed
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      Lock icon Weekly to smuggle Pravda spoof into Russia
      335 2 Weekly to smuggle Pravda spoof into Russia ROME, Fri AN Italian satirical magazine says it is smuggling 10,000 copies of a bogus Pravda into the Soviet Union during the summer Olympic Games. Soviet readers won't be surprised by the paper's format, which is identical to the real Pravda, the official
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      Lock icon Disco queen marries
      84 2 LOS ANGELES, Fri. Disco queen Donna Summer, 31, married singer and songwriter Bruce Sudano, 31. here yesterday, a spokesman said today. It was her second marriage and his first. Sudano, who helped her write some of her hit tunes, is a member of a singing group called
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      Lock icon Aftermath of storm in US
      63 2 Aftermath of storm in US THIS U the Mill Rob division of Em Claire, Wisconsin, which m devastated by a storm on Tuesday night. Despite the extensive damage, miraculously no one was killed. City officials estimated the damage to the area at about US*M million (S$1M million). As of Wednesday
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      Zimbabwe's white army commander to quit
      202 2 Zimbabwe's white army commander to quit SALISBURY, Friday LT-GEN Peter Walls, who spear-headed the fight by white-led Zimbabwean forces against Patriotic Front guerillas, is to retire early as head of newly-independent Zimbabwe's military command, an official statement said today. The announcement sent waves of apprenhension through Zimbabwe's 200,000-strong white minority,
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      Lock icon Armed forces take over in Bolivia's 189 th coup
      119 2 Armed forces take over in Bolivia's 189 th coup LA PAZ, Fri. Bolivia's armed forces, declaring that the presidential ana general elections on June 29 were fraudulent, have taken over power in the 189 th coup of the country's history. A military communique last night said interim president Lidia Queiler
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      Lock icon More sign anti-bias convention
      238 2 COPENHAGEN, Fri. Delegations from 55 countries at the World Conference on Women have approved a UN-sponsored convention forbidding discrimination on the basis of sex. The signatories yesterday included France, the United States, West Germany, Australia, Denmark, Finland, Norway, the Soviet Union, Guinea, Zaire, Madagascar, Zambia, Cuba,
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      Lock icon Big Soviet attack under way, say —guerillas—
      198 2 Big Soviet attack under way, say —guerillas— ISLAMABAD, Fri. A major Soviet offensive has been under way in the Afghan province of Partia since July 1, a guerilla group said. The Islamic Alliance for the Liberation of Afghanistan, said that while Soviet planes were bombing villages near Kabul, tanks Mid
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      Devlin quits match after callgirl charge
      132 2 MOLINE (Illinois), Fri. Australian professional golfer Bruce Devlin, charged with patronising a prostitute, dropped out of the Quad Cities Open on Wednesday, authorities said. Tournament officials had expected Mr Devlin, 42, to compete n the 10th Annual Quad Cities Open despite the chaiges, as
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Threat of heroin deluge from Pakistan
      379 3 Threat of heroin deluge from Pakistan Senate report exposes aSicilian connection WASHINGTON, Fri A MAJOR new source of heroin is developing in remote areas of southwest Asia and, with the help of a "Sicilian connection," threatens to deluge the United States and Western Europe, a Senate report has warned. The
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      In other words
      122 3 4 IT'S just a circus. I find it amazing that a convention that elects one of the most Important men In the world does It with balloons, strange costomes and horns. They could just as well meet for one day, get It all over with and call
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      Lock icon Castro in
      31 3 MANAGUA (Nicaragua), Fri. Cuban President Fidel Castro arrived here yesterday to take part in ceremonies tomorrow marking the first anniversary of the Sandinist seizure of power in Nicaragua. AFP
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      Lock icon Ford could not get an assurance of a 'meaningful' job
      307 3 WASHINGTON, Friday FORMER President Ford has said that negotiations on the Republican vice-presiden-tial nomination broke down because Mr Reagan could not assure him he would have "a meaningful job" if elected. "I didn't want a tradi- __ammmmmmmmj tional job I
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      Lock icon Congrats – from —Carter—
      106 3 Congrats from Carter— SAPELO ISLAND, Thurs. President Jimmy Carter telephoned Ronald Reagan to congratulate him on his nomination as Republican presidential candidate and also challenged him in a telegram to a series of debates. White House spokesman Rex Granum said Mr Carter sent his telegram to Mr Reagan at the
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      Lock icon Reagan accepts ticket with a blast at govt
      348 3 DETROIT, Friday MR Ronald Reagan ac- cepted the Republican I Party's nomination for US president last night with a stinging attack on the cur- I rent Democratic adminis- i tration and a rousing call to Americans to "recap- i ture our destiny."
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      Lock icon Shock for youth who helped in court 'test'
      183 3 Shock for youth who helped in court 'test' BABTOW (Florida), Fri. A youth who agreed to act as a courtroom stand-in for another found himself convicted on a charge the other was facing. Jeflery Streeter, 11, agreed to sit at the defence table with counsel Warren Dawson on Tuesday as
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      Lock icon Delhi doctors march against poor salaries
      73 4 NEW DELHI'S junior doctors are seen here marching on the streets of the Indian capital on Friday In protest against poor working condl- tions and low pay, which they claim amounts to about II rupees (S$2.M) a day. About 4,M1 doctors took to the
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      Lock icon Discourtesy and HK crime put off Japanese
      226 4 HONGKONG, Fri. The tourist industry here has been hit by a 7.1 per cent fall in the number of Japanese visitors. Crime, rudeness in shops, fleecing by tour guides and inflation were cited as reasons by the South China Morning Post in its
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      Lock icon Warning to ships
      57 4 TOKYO, Fri. Japan's Maritime Safety Agency yesterday asked Japanese ships to stay away from waters off Etorofu, one of the four Kurile Islands, where the Soviet Union will conduct firing exercises from Monday to Friday next week. Officials said the five-day exercises were announced in a Soviet
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      Lock icon Sadat invite
      29 4 JERUSALEM, Fri. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat has invited Israeli President Yitzhak Navon to visit Egypt, the daily Yedioth Aharonoth reported today, after an interview with him. AFP.
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      600 repatriated Khmers held on revolt charge
      183 4  -  ALAN DAWSON By of the Bangkok Post THE Phnom Penh Government said yesterday it had arrested, on charges of revolt, more than 600 Kampucheans involved in last month's voluntary repatriation from Thailand. The official SPK news agency said the "reactionary Khmers" were from
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      'One-stop shop' to make way for progress
      243 4  - 'One-stop shop' to make way for progress LEE KIM CHEW By Our Bangkok reporter BANGKOK REPORT BUILT in 1926 and still standing strong is Bangkok's seven-storey Ched Chan building. But it will soon go down into the dust heap of history. The place has got to make way for progress,
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      Committee to monitor aid distribution at border
      304 4 Committee to monitor aid distribution at border BANGKOK, Fri I THAILAND and the international relief agencies have set up a committee to monitor the distribution of aid to Khmer refugees at the Thai-Kampuchean border. The move was made after officials from both sides met today to discuss ways to ensure
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      Thailand hits back in war of words
      220 4  - Thailand hits back in war of words LEE KIM CHEW By Our Bangkok reporter THAILAND today reacted sharply to propaganda attacks from Laos and blamed Vientiane for the worsening relations between the two countries. In a strongly-worded statement, the Thai foreign ministry accused Laos of distorting facts and labelled the
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      Lock icon Bill to merge HK's four stock exchanges
      162 4 HONGKONG, Fri THK Hongkong Government today published a bill which will lead to a merger of the colony's four existing stock ex- > changes. The bill, which Is expected to be passed by the law-making Legislative Council next mouth, will create a single
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      548 4 Pierrot's Back inTbum Belgium's most celebrated cuisinier Yet again, Belgian master chef extraordinaire, Pierrot Van Hauwermeiren, will be back at the Harbour Grill. Fora short season only. To conjure up delights for connoisseurs of fine food. In the tradition of the best of Nouvelle Cuisine. rE:** l^ 3 1^ 1
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      Lock icon Ahhh! That's real cool, baby
      81 5 THE expression on four-month-old Krlsten Haralson's face shows the Joy of a respite from the prolonged heatwave that has hit several southern American states with temp- eratures of over 38 degrees Celsius as she gets her tint dip la a swimming pool In Austin, Texas,
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      No visit until Begin calms down: Sadat
      284 5 TEL AVIV, Fri. President Sadat said in a newspaper interview published today that he would not consider visiting Israel until Prime Minister Begin "calmed down." He was commenting on a strong statement earlier this week from Mr Begin denying Egyptian charges that Israel
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      Lock icon Eight shot after hanging failed
      181 5 TKHERAN, Frl. Eight people charred with drag trafficking were shot to death yes- j terday as they lay on j the ground after the scaffold erected for their hanging collapsed. Wltawtao said the M-aflold, boilt la a blind Alley in a section of the city
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      Industrial turmoil hits Poles
      89 5 WARSAW, Fri THE communist system in Poland has proved to be increasingly inefficient with crops rotting in waterlogged fields and factories deep in turmoil. The country's leaders can do little to disguise the gravity of the situation, and all they can offer are well worn appeals
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      128 5 THK Shah most be tried, be he weU, 111 or dead. 7 Ayatollah Hossein Nouri, a close aide of Ayatollah Khomeiny. Freed US hostage goes home FRANKFURT, Fri. Mr Richard Queen, the US diplomat who was freed by his Iranian captors last Friday, left for home today
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      Lock icon Questions over efficiency of Red system
      301 5 Questions over efficiency of Red system pages in farms and factories. Authorities admitted that 16 factories or enterprises in Lublin were at a standstill and added that striking railway workers had blocked the city's main railway lines. The Lublin stoppages appeared to be the most serious challenge to the communist
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      Lock icon Iran re-opens borders after big manhunt
      312 5 TEHERAN, Friday IRAN'S borders were reopened early today, 48 hours after they were sealed to prevent conspirators in an alleged anti-government plot from fleeing the country. It was not clear how many people were trapped by the security clampdown, but about 300 alleged plotters
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      Lock icon US made secret pact on bases, says report
      161 6 US made secret pact on bases, says report TOKYO, Fri. The United States have a secret agreement with the government of Palau providing for US military bases on the Micronesian Island, Japan's Kyodo news service reported today. Kyodo, in a despatch from Saipan, quoted a "reliable source" in Palau as
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      Lock icon Down and out in riot-torn city
      56 6 MIAMI police early on Thursday arresting black youths who tfcey said hijacked a school bos In the centre of the riot-ton city. Riots erupted In the city oa Tuesday after a fight between Maeka aad whit**, and two policemen were killed. An emergency has
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      Lock icon World Bank lending money for needed goods
      311 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. The World Bank is putting a new emphasis on its lending, a top official who has recently taken over his job says. It is starting to lend money to poor countries just to buy the foreign goods they need, and it
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      Lock icon FAA orders inspection of jet engine
      302 6 FAA orders inspection of jet engine WASHINGTON, Friday THE Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) yesterday ordered an inspection of all Pratt and Whitney jet engines which powers about 1,600 US airliners and 800 more overseas. The order legally binding in the United States affects Boeing 7275, 737s and the McDonnell Douglas
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      Lock icon Bombs for Tories
      80 6 CARDIFF, Fri. British army experts today defused two Ore bomta I aimed at Conservative Party targets and I Welsh nationalist demonstrators hurled eggs at the car of Prime Minister Margai ret Ttetcher as she i began a visit to Wales. One bomb was discov- ered on the
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      Suit against magazine
      60 6 NEW YORK, Fri. Mrs Ar lene Crane, wife of Illinois Republican Representative Philip Crane, yesterday issued a libel writ against the West German magazine Stern over allegations that she bad had sex with many Congressmen. The writ said that Stem, in its Aug 2. 1979 issue, also
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    Ist WOMAN ON INCOME BOARD OF DIRECTORS
    215 7 Ist WOMAN ON INCOME BOARD OF DIRECTORS THE NTUC secretary for women's programmes, Mrs Yn Lee Wu, waa elected a member of the board of directors of NTHC-Income, the biggest Insurance company In Singapore, at Its annual general meeting recently. This makes her the first woman on the board. Mrs
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    Devan's three priorities for dynamism
    406 7  - Devan's three priorities for dynamism IRENE NGOO By MEETING THE CHALLENGES OF THE 1980s NTUC President Mr Devan Nair, yesterday identified three priorities (or a more dynamic labour movement in developing countries. He called on them to: INCREASE the representational scope of trade unions; REVERSE the process of fragmentation and
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    1,170 branch leaders given chance to steal the show
    421 7  -  S.M. MUTHU BY! SOME 1,170 delegates from all sectors of the trade union movement in Singapore will have a 10-day "brainstorming" seminar sessions, beginning next month, to chart the future of industrial unions here. Organised by the NTUC task force entrusted
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    Unionist hails two-tier system but...
    223 7 Unionist hails two-tier system but... SINGAPORE'S two-tier pay rise system was yesterday hailed by Asia-Fiet as "being introduced in the spirit of equality." Supporting the policy, the president of Asia-Fiet, Mr Katsuichi Yamamoto, said there is a need to reflect different performances with some form of incentives. But he stressed
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    Death fall verdict
    164 7 A DANCE hostess was found dead at the foot of a block of flats two days after her boyfriend asked her to choose between him and her brother, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Mohyong Oi Lin, 26, had quarrelled with Mr Jackie Tjong, a company manager, on
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    No wheels no bull but still a cartful of fun
    282 7 No wheels no bull but still a cartful of fun THIS bullock cart found in Andrews Avenue in Sembawang is believed to be one of the last remaining carts left in Singapore. The cart, minus the wheels, is still in good shape, and serves as a plaything, according to Straits
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    Ronald McDonald.presents Miss Goh Get Tiam with Air tickets to Los Angeles by courtesy of SIA.
    141 7 Ronald McDonald. presents Miss Goh Get Tiam with Air tickets to Los Angeles by courtesy of SIA. Miss Goh Get Tiam, 22 years old and with a smile even broader than Ronald McDonald's, receives 3 SIA return air tickets to Los Angeles from the world famous magical clown himself Looking
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    'R and D only one of ways to move up'
    277 9 'R and D only one of ways to move up' RESEARCH and development must be adopted by firms if upgrading of industry is to succeed, but this is hindered by a lack of engineers with innovative and analytical minds. Young graduate engi1 neers in Singapore are often able to solve
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    ONLY 2pc-PUT MONEY IN RESEARCH
    97 9 ONLY 2pcPUT MONEY IN RESEARCH ONLY two per cent of the manufacturing establishments in Singapore are involved in research and development. This was revealed by a survey by the Ministry of Science and Technology In the private sector, the electrical and electronics industry dominates the field, employing over half the
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    A 'habitual' criminal gets eight years
    110 9 A 'habitual' criminal gets eight years SARANGAPANI IB RAHIM, described by a judge as a habitual criminal, was sentenced on Thursday to eight years' jail and ordered to be given 14 strokes of the rotan after he pleaded guilty to seven charges of armed robbery, housebreaking and theft. ASP Derek
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    Hawkers to get hanyu pinyin list
    131 9 Hawkers to get hanyu pinyin list NON-MANDARIN speaking customers will know the names of some common food Items in Mandarin If vendors in hawker centres and elsewhere use hanvn plnyin along with the characters, according to the Culture Ministry. The ministry has compiled a list of 415 Items for vendors
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    Community oriented course for medical students?
    188 9 Community oriented course for medical students? COMMUNITYinvolve- ment is likely to be prescribed for medical students who have tended in i the past to spend most of their training periods in hospitals. This was indicated yester- day by Professor Wong Poi Kwong, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine of the
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    Proud day for a humble school
    251 9 Proud day for a humble school A HUMBLE, truly rural school on a hill in Changi yesterday celebrated its 15th anniversary with many of its pupils walking to school from nearby villages. The students come from humble homes in nearby kampongs like Somapah, Gulega, Koh Sek Lim and Jalan Darat
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    Making way for a 'super'
    245 9 THE Education Ministry will phase out a primary school to make way for the expansion of one of its nine super schools, Dunman High. Primary 2 to 5 pupils of Dunman English Primary School will move out of their school building from January. All the
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      432 9 DON'T BE SHY IF YOl' ran speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin. Hie other person may know Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the Initiator! H TOSHIBA In ToucH with Torrxjr-row BomDext The big sound! Hear it come alive on
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      121 10 Congratulations Singapore Bus Service (1978) Ltd on the official opening of your new Braddell Road Complex today. /Congratulations;) /C° NGRATULATIONS j) /CoNGnATULATiONsiI /Congratulations!) V w-^- C° NGRATULATIONS y C° NGRATULATIONS y ~-**~^r-&^* C° NGRATULATION sJ m m /Congratulations j V^* j^y A. L /Congratulations!) A• J /Congratulations!) i_ A Jte
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    Doggone it, we're on the wrong ship!
    286 11  - Doggone it, we're on the wrong ship! RAYMOND MOSES By WHEN you're flying far above at the speed of ho and, von may be forgiven If yon have difficulty telling between two carriers 3N km apart below. So It is perhaps more understandable when a "dog" makes the mistake. The
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    New head for Muis
    95 11 A SENIOR officer with the Education Ministry, Mr Ismail Said, is tipped to be the next president of the Muslim Religious Council (Muis) when its president completes his term of office on Aug 7. A Berita Harian report said that Mr Ismail, an assistant director (special
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    Cisco man gets $2,355 but has to pay costs
    660 11  - Cisco man gets $2,355 but has to pay costs T. F. HWANG By A RETIRED sergeant with the Commercial and Industrial Security Corporation (Cisco), who brought a civil claim against the government and Cisco, heard in the High Court yesterday after being awarded a consent judgment of $2,355 a counsel's
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    STOLE TICKETS CHARGE
    87 11 HAMZA Mb Gh«ue, M, detrlfced at a ■■■Inessmaa, was charged yesterday with stealing l^M air tickets. Ik charge sheet pat the value «f the tickets at $4 mllll.n (estimated nuudmam total lam If all the tickets are used). Himu is alleged to have krekei late the Ifeai/
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    '10 years to recover petrochem outlay'
    137 11 '10 years to recover petrochem outlay' IT will take 10 years for the $2 billion petrochemical complex on Pulau Ayer Merbau to pay back its investment cost, according to Mr N. Hasegawa, chairman of Sumitomo Chemical Company, which has a major share in the project. Mr Hasegawa based his statement
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      Lock icon DAP playing 'cheap polities' says Suhaimi
      333 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday UMNO Youth leader Haji Suhaimi Kamaruddin has criticised the DAP for its brand of politics, which he described as one that plays on the feelings and sentiments of the people to achieve its aims. Referring specifically to remarks following his opening
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      Lock icon Housing Plan
      37 12 plan KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Federal Territory Ministry plans to build 30,000 low-cost houses within the next five years to relocate squatters under its rehabilitation programme, the ministry's secretary-general, Mr Zainol Mahmood, said yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon KELANTAN TO GET ANOTHER 'SUGAR SPECIAL'
      174 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A second "sugar special" carrying 450 tonnes will leave Prai for Kelantan on Monday, Malayan Railway's director of commerce Abdul Rahim Osman said today. He said arrangements had been made with the Malayan Sugar Manufacturing Co to send 30 wagons to
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      Lock icon Direct calls
      40 12 KUCHING, Fri. Telephone subscribers in Peninsula Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak will be able to make direct calls to each other by the end of next month. Minister of Energy, Telecommunications and Posts Datuk Leo Moggie announced yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon Fast breakers
      31 12 KOTA BARU. Fri. Nine Muslims have been fined between $20 and $45 for eating during fasting hours, Kelantan Chief Kadi Haji Yusof bin Haji Mohamed Othman said yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon Sabah cops seize mortar bomb
      121 12 KOTA KINABALU, Friday POLICE arrested 17 people, mostly foreigners, and seized a mortar bomb during massive anticrime operations on a notorious village hideout for criminals in Sabah's southern-most coastal timber town of Tawau. i Police sources said today those arrested were wanted for armed robberies
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      Lock icon Malaysian farmers better off: Thai VIP
      122 12 Malaysian farmers better off: Thai VIP KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Thai Deputy Agriculture Minister, Mr Krit Songkhasap said that Malaysian farmers were most fortunate as the government was taking a lot of interest in helping to solve their problems. He said more than 11 million Thais were living below the average
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      Lock icon More English teachers for KL
      73 12 More English teachers for KL KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Eight English language teachers are due from Britain in October under the Education Ministry's programme to improve the standard of English in schools. The Director-General of Education, Tan Sri Haji Murad bin Mohamed Noor, who disclosed this today, said: "This will be
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      Lock icon Gift X-ray machine
      55 12 KOTA KINABALU, Fri. The Japanese government has donated a $100,000 geological X-ray machine to the Sabah Geological Department to help in the identification of rare minerals. The X-diffractometer equipment, which has a computer processor, is the most modern of its kind to be installed in Malaysia, a
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      Lock icon Up in flames
      33 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Fire, fanned by a strong wind, destroyed 12 houses within minutes, making about 20 families homeless at Kampung Lembah Bunus off Jalan Raja Abdullah here yesterday. NST
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      Lock icon Mara gets tough over loan scheme
      192 12 Mara gets tough over loan scheme KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Mara is adopting stricter measures in processing applications for its Special Loan Scheme to ensure that only genuine businessmen benefit. Its public relations officer, Mr Rosll Dell, said the number of (al.se application* had Increased. "Many applications were found to contain
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      Lock icon Railway to run more trains for holidays
      303 12 Railway to run more trains for holidays i KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malayan Railway will begin running extra trains from July 31 to Aug 3 to cope with the expected increase in passengers when the second term school holidays begin. Its passenger manager. Mr Zainal Abidin bin Talib, said that coaches
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      Lock icon JUMBOS UPSET GOVT'S RUBBER SCHEME
      131 12 IPOH, Fri. The state government's plan to provide four hectares for each settler for the planting of rubber trees under its youth land scheme in Grik has been upset by elephants. ''We should have achieved our target last year if not for the elephants," a
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      308 12 SEND YOUR CAR TOARUST SPECIALIST f Rust spreads like an epidemic. And is as destructive as one. It attacks a car the minute it leaves the assembly line. That s why *^&f 4 you need to send your car to a rust specialist. Like Kendall J Rustproofing. Jr Kendall is
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    Guild House response will guide govt's policy
    465 13  - Guild House response will guide govt's policy CHRISTINA RODRIGUES By < THE response of associations and clans to the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry's offer of space in its new $25 million Guild House will guide the government in its policy on allocation of sites for those affected
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    Mystery letter from dancegirl in Cyprus
    661 13  - Mystery letter from dancegirl in Cyprus N. O. KUTTY By A LETTER from a teenage Singapore girl who was lured to Cyprus on a "dancing assignment" and then forced into prostitution has been received. .^^..^.^^^bb^^^™ But although the letter bore two Cyprus stamps, it had no postmark to say when
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    Seven made homeless by fire
    67 13 Seven made homeless by fire A FIRE gutted two houses in Kovan Road, off Upper Serangoon Road, yesterday morning, making seven people from two families homeless. Two fir* engines put out the 30-minute blaze ana prevented it from spreading to the Kong Yiong High School laboratory next door and other
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    ANTI-SNOB DRIVE ENDS ON HOPEFUL NOTE
    186 13 ANTI-SNOB DRIVE ENDS ON HOPEFUL NOTE ANGLO-CHINESE Scawl yesterday eaded Its two-week anti-snob-bery campaign an optimistic n#fc that Its stndeata were ready and willing to stamp oat snobbery. At Barker Road, Ito pper secondary students held a forum to distinguish between being snobbish aid justifiably proud. A woman who worked
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    Petra concert
    31 13 AN Australian musical group. The Petra String Quartet, will give a concert at the foyer of the Australian High Commission in Napier Road on July 21 at 8 p.m.
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    Queen's Medal for soldier at the vanguard
    280 13  - Queen 's Medal for soldier at the vanguard GODFREY ROBERT By LONDON, Fri. The urge (or adventure is evident from his interests. They include canoeing, camping, mountain-climbing and skiing. And it fa this quality that has spurred Tan Teck Guan to enhance his army career. And today, as the 20-year-old
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    Courtesy tour
    22 13 NEE Soon courtesy campaign working committee will organise a courtesy tour of Nee Soon Market on Sunday at 9 a.m.
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    IE exam results
    119 13 FIFTY-SIX out of 57 candidates passed the Institute of Education's Certificate in Education examination for "A" level holders, held in May. These were trainee teachers who took the examination in English. Of the nine who took the examination specialising in the teaching of Tamil, eight passed. And
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      335 13 HAIL THIS STAND WAITING for a taxi in the sun or rain has become a thing of the past for shoppers and office workers at the Supreme House building in Penang Road. For their benefit, the owners of Supreme Holdingserected a new sheltered taxi-stand just outside Metro Department Store. The
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    New 'instant firms' going for a price...
    400 14  -  CHRISTINA RODRIGUES Brisk 'over the counter' sales reported By WANT to buy a "ready made" newly-registered private limited company? It costs from $600 to $799 each. The $600 is an introductory offer by one of two firms here which are advertising the sale
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    YOUTH STOLE FATHER'S SAVINGS PASSBOOK
    157 14 A 19- YEAR-OLD jobless youth stole his father's bank savings passbook, and between April 30 and June 7 made 11 cash withdrawals totalling $5,066.49 after forging his signature, a court neard yesterday. Mr A. Manan bin Zahid, 50, a food hawker, last looked at his
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    Thrills and skills at display
    187 14 Thrills and skills at display YOUNGSTERS ud students were thrilled by Singapore Armed F«rces electronic ndgetry la games that tested h«w fast their reflexes were at the SAF Career Exhibition at Th«mB*n Plata yesterday. S*me tried to outwit the machine which .simulated an ambush manoeuvre hit CSided upsetting Shot' while
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    LOAN GUARANTEE SUIT QC raps firm's director for not giving evidence
    415 14 LOAN GUARANTEE SUIT QC raps firm's director for not giving evidence A COMPANY director was criticised yesterday for not coming forward to I give evidence to justify his refusal to meet his $9.4 million liability under a bank guarantee. Mr Anthony Diamond, O. C. for the Moscow Narodny Bank, rapped
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    Wireman fined $500 for forgery
    155 14 Wireman fined $500 for forgery AN unlicensed electrician altered a testimonial of friendship to get himself an electrical worker's licence from the PublicUtilities Board. Choy Yuke Weng, 29, changed the words "has been our business friend" to "has been employed as a wireman" for five to six years in a
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    $40 fine for shouting
    41 14 VADAMALAI Padayachi Chinnadurai. 47, was yesterday fined $40 for disorderly behaviour in a coffeeshop in Killiney Road on Thursday at 7.46 p.m. He pleaded guilty to shouting at the top of his voice after a few beers.
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      369 14 i^La^fll n> J nw I ~*^r Lw 5 «04l nL W You can always count on Metro Grand to spring the > ■■a surprises. Now we're holding a sale with a jiiSj^e difference. A very special Mini Sale. Featuring a *^^^^^g^^^l^*^m' small selected range. Irresistibily priced, too. I Four Seasons
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      162 14 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp HERE'S YOU(i\/ THANK I BORROWED $2 5,^ AUNTIE MA&O'E WILL j AUNT MA&3IE IS STILL HOUSEHOLD J( YOU, PEAR' THEN $15 AUDSIO) YOU HELP /VIE WITH MY I HAVING TBOUBL^J^g\^/ ALLOWANCE <J I'LL PAY /WORE. c=tf HCWIEWORK' I'M i WITH TUB -eL*»r
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    Foreign firms generally happy with workers: Survey
    268 15 Foreign firms generally happy with workers: Survey LARGE foreign investors here are generally satisfied with labour productivity and work attitudes. This was the conclusion of a confidential survey initiated by the Economic Development Board and conducted by the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce on workers' attitudes. Business Times reported yesterday
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    Living day to day with nowhere to turn to in a crisis
    543 15  -  EVELYN NG By THE average Singaporean in a one- or tworoom Housing Board flat lives from day to day, just about making ends meet. But in times of crisis, he is in trouble for he has no spare
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    Problems and yet more problems
    372 15 IT never rains bat It pears How true this is has been borne oat by a survey just released by the Singapore CoancU of Social Service. The major ronolosion of this study is that problems experienced by families Uvtnt. In one and two-room Hooaut; Board
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    C and E Tours charged
    169 15 SINGAPORE Cultural and Entertainment Tours Pte Ltd was charged in court yesterday with illegally operating a travel agency office at Lucky Plaza in Orchard Road between Jan 2 and Feb 27. The charge said the I company was not in pos- session of a licence
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1980 REAGAN'S SHOW
    367 16 The Straits Times SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1980 REAGAN'S SHOW AFTER 12 years and three attempts, Ronald Reagan has finally clinched the Republican nomination for the Presidency of the United States. Given an almost certain Reagan versus Carter election battle, the foremost question must be: "Would Reagan be any better?" Mr
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    THE OTHER SIDE
    376 16 MANY people will no doubt be jolted to discover that there are many families in affluent Singapore living below the poverty level. This grim fact is one of the findings of a recent survey conducted by the Singapore Council of Social Services (SCSS) among families living in
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    T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane
    443 16 SEEK AND SERVE I LIKE that as a slogan. It forms a part of the motto of the Girls' Brigade (GB). The motto, in full is: Seek, Serve and Follow Christ. My interest this week in the GB began with a call I
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    Lock icon Beirut's Palace of Peace
    671 16  -  NICOLAS B. TATRO in Beirut By I NEARLY 10,000 Muslims and Christians in this capital city head for the Palace of Peace every weekend, despite the street battles, strikes and shortages that constantly beset it. The Palace of Peace is a horseracing track that caters only
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    Gold price — cat and mouse game continues
    1670 16 Gold price cat and mouse game continues DURING the last three weeks, the gold price has swung, first, in the direction that Mr David Potts of South Africa required it to go (upwards) and then in the downwards direction required by Mr William Miller of the United States. "The price
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      Ample time to learn second language
      174 17 I REFER to the letter, "Allow more time to adapt to language change," by "Unhappy Students" (ST, July 8). As tar back as 1955, the Sovernment announced its c termination to Implement the bilingual education policy and urged all schools to conduct the teaching
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      Exam results are not and won't be juggled
      359 17 education system to the maximum. On the basis of past performance, about 60 per cent of the Primary 1 cohort can cope with learning two languages and complete the primary course successfully in six years, and about 20 per cent in seven
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      It is not diligence alone that triumphs
      680 17 I READ with interest the recent letter by "Frustrated Student" (ST, June 30) regarding the university grading system. It is heartening to note that at last someone has come up with such criticism. Yet I personally feel that what has been said about
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      Lesson that other manufacturers advised to heed
      496 17 I APPLAUD the government on its decision to reject appeals from local tyre and battery manufacturers to impose quota protection for their industries. The decision must have been a difficult one. However, in view of Singapore's vocal stand on trade protectionism in international
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      Market trend stays bullish
      344 18 BUILDING oa the overnight rally, the Singapore stock market enjoyed another bullish session yesterday. Buying Interest was considerably firm aad the aggressive pace was sustained throughout the entire day's deattags. Reflecting the stroag tone, the Straits Times Industrial Index chalked up another tM points to a
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      Kuala Lumpur
      269 18 THERE was sustained buy- 1 ing interest at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yes- j terday and prices closed on a steady note in very active j trading. Following the strong overnight close, buyers emerged in force to boost prices moderately higher at the opening session. The New
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      Money and exchanges
      241 18 THE US/Sing dollar opened higher at C 1125 35 la the Singapore forez market yesterday, following news of a 30.4 per cent rise in US housing starts In June The market gathered strength throughout the day on short-cover-ing and commercial demand. The US unit was traded to
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      NOMINAL RATES
      348 18 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Cwranctsa Nominal quoted ye Local dollars to «m ■nit of forrtga curreaey: US dollar 2.1135 Sterling pound 5.0204 Australian dollar 2.4555 NZ dollar 2.0902 Canadian dollar 1.8353 Local dollar* to 1M units of foreign cafFMsdesj Hongkong dollar 43.0360 Malaysian dollar 98.6004 Austrian schilling
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      Money market
      31 18 Closing Interbank rates (or Singapore dollars on July 18: Offer Bid Overnight 8 8 1 month 8'. 8 2 months 8' 9 3 months 8 t Overnight mode 9H
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      Discount
      47 18 RANGE of prices ottered by discount houKt on July 18 Overnight 3 615 16'. Call deportu: «v, Mh B.yia(8«lUM 3-month Treasury bills 8". 6'. 3 month BankbUU »«/18 87/16 3 months CD 9 1/18 8 15/ 16 6 month! CO 815/16 813/16 Source: National Discount Co
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        47 18 Malayan Tin 4000 +200 MV I 1270 +80 Kuctaai 530 +90 OCBC 1200 +90 Sel Properties 970 +40 C Sugars 040 +35 Lortape 180 +34 Bolton 222 +32 Lower Perak 1230 +30 M Banking 1100 +30 Hong Leong 400 +30 Lien Hoe 204+28 Tractors 88S +20
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        Falls
        29 18 I'td Plantations 310 -28 Boustead 388 -22 Metal Box Bhd 380 -16 Bousteadeo 205 -13 Perils Plant 472 -10 Metro Hldgs 320 -10 U M W 328 -a
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        Most active stocks
        27 18 F Merlin 1.1154.000 Pahang Cons 837.000 O C B C 530,000 Tganu Dcv 485.000 Total turnover: 12.01 m Total value: $41.90 m Source: SES
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        Indices
        34 18 Jul 17 Jul 18 B.T.lndicator: 6521.89 6705.96 Industrials: 561.28 564.16 Finance: 1003.15 1019.69 Hotels: 490.24 491.21 Properties: 405.15 415.32 Minings: 354.23 358.76 Plantations: 910.98 908 54 OCBC: 558.68 565.76 SESInd: 517 61 523.70
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        H'kong
        412 18 HONGKONG: Stocks closed higher in active trading concentrated in major issues yesterday, dealers said. The Hang Seng index rose 13.10 points to 1090.84 points, spurred by a market belief that local prime rate will be cut today following the latest cuts in US interest rates, they said. Among leaders,
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        Tokyo
        471 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher yesterday, led by Pharmaceuticals and big-capi-tals, in line with overnight gains on Wall Street, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 9.37 to close at 6819.78 points, with a volume of 300 million shares. The New index closed at 470.02. up 0.92 point. The
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        Produce prices
        145 18 CHINESE Pr*4iee Eieaaff, Wigipsw, am etastag price* per IN kg y«Hr*ay: Carnal all: Bulk fob 143.75 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob (153 75 sellers, new drum fob (159.75 sellers. Casra: Mixed (loose) (86 50 buyers Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW (430.00 sellers, Sarawak
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        GOLD
        287 18 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened al (42 207 and closed at (42.033 yestrr d«y. In the Far East, gold opened at USSSIB 00 620 00 and was maintained between (616 00 619 00 before closing the morning at (***** 618.00 The market re-opened In the
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        TIN
        139 18 THE STRAITS tin price fell $9 to $2,129 per picul (equivalent to $35.20 per kilo, down IS cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 36 tonnes to 177 tonnes. The overnight London market was irregular with forward buyers gaining £25 to £7.140 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on
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        COPPER
        32 18 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous In bracken). Wlrebar Spot £901 (£908. SO); tellers £902 (£909.50); Three Month buyers C923 (£929); sellers £923.50 (£930) Market Use: Barely steady. Sain: 15.950 tonnes
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        CLOSING PRICES
        39 18 Rubber July 18 Singapore: Aug: 282.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: Aug: 286.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M 52,129 (down $9) (equivalent to $35.20 per kilo) (down 15 cents) Official offering: 177 tonnes (up 36 tonnes)
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        RUBBER
        551 18 PRICES in the Singapore rub- tonnes including six Kerb her market closed very quiet trades and two Options, yesterday, with August RSS During the afternoon prices One buyers quoted at 282.00 edged lower in quiet conditions cents per kilo, down 0.50 cent but met local dealer selling on Thursday's
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        SSR and SMR
        94 18 NOON SSR uxl SMR pnoM y«urtl>r BA8 ki|ul 8*»t*Bb«r (C«rr..l MU) (Korw.rd MUl Ba;«ra SalUrt Buy«r. S«IUra SSH.ii HUKlkti 2M.0O 261 00N MOOO 2620ON SSKJO il toop^ko 2M0O 2U0ON 257 CIO 2490UN MBELB A»«u.( g«|4*BWr SMKCV lluap^tMl 2MS0 M«SON 297 5U 2M.WN SMK i Ilioapalbti »1 SO
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1638 19 - ■THK last transacted ready sale at the close of business on the Stock Exchange of Singa pore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with H7S high and low C Adjusted for arrip rights issue) I MM Last High Lo* roapaay Sale orSECTION M IMII -TRIAL 4
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1934 19 BID and offer prices offk-ially listed and business in and reported to the Stork Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots at 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett" Big Board
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      KUALA LUMPUR –
      1953 19 KUALA LUMPUR HID and offer prices oflkially listed .mil bunnna. in ami reported to the K11.1I.1 l^impur Stork Kx.h.innf yes-ii-iiUy with the number of shares lidded shown in brarkrt.s in lots 01 1.000 units unless otherwise speciM IMII nTKUI.Utmm (2.38B 2 MS) (2) 2 38 \CWeilSB130Si A M DiOSOB) (4)
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      Hong Leong's 3-for-4 rights
      458 20 HONG LEONG Finance (HLF) has proposed a rights issue to raise about $61 million for the company's expansion plans. The rights issue of 30,318.750 new shares, announced on Thursday, is in the ratio of three new shares for every four held at $2 each. This will
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      587 23 II EMPLOYMENT gi requires CLERK/ J TYPIST (Male/Female) A REQUIREMENTS: AcA c Minimum 3 QCE O' level passes including Engllsh and Mathematics >T c Typing speed 35 to 40 wpm ji c Above 18 years old 2 c Preferably with 2 years' wurkiiiK experience in shipt ping/ documentation 4 BENEFITS:
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      564 23 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION requires A) CLERICAL OFFICER 8) CLERICAL ASSISTANT C) OFFICE HELPER Requirements for (A): c GCE O level or equivalent c Ability to type 30wpm with electric typewriter c knowledge of bookkeeping essential Requirements for (B) and (C): c Ability to speak engllsh essential Apply with full personal particulars
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      1373 23 II EMPLOYMENT STENOGRAPHER c Possess OCE 'O' Level Certificate. c Ability to type al 35 -45 w.p.m. and possess Shorthand speed al 80 100 w p m c Ability lo work Independently and preferably with 1 2 years working experience Pteeae apply with a photograph (non-returnabte) and resume tsting present/
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      1155 23 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT VAN SALESMAN Remuneration 4 figures per month Dnly those with proven sales ibility may apply personally between 9a m to 12 p m ASSISTANT VAN SALESMAN Around: $300- $4OO per month Those without sales experience may apply personally 10. 58. Jalan Kilang Singapore 0315. between 1
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      323 23 BAKER FAR EAST. LTD. INSPECTOR At least 3 years experience in a Quality Control function involving machined parts. Must have completed National Service. Must be prepared to work shift. We offer Attractive starting wages. 5-day week. Generous shift allowance. Free uniforms/ safety shoes/safety glasses. Airconditioned working environment. Airconditioned canteen. Comprehensive
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      3315 24 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant d) Technical A w i- 1 1 eitabl I shed Company In Hnk 1 1 Timuh rrcjuircs MALE LABORATORY ASSISTANTS Requirements: A good O Level pass in Chemistry Willing to work on shifts Eaperience though preferable is
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      91 24 YfAmuS ■m^lsM|ml^Mf^ll *©AP° 1. MATERIAL HANDLERS Minimum seroiid.iry 2 with I 2. PRODUCTION OPERATORS (MALE/FEMALE) Atte IK years and. ilxne Primary edilral ion Must he prepared lo work on \i routine, stints Interested applicants please all 111) 10 Tha Personnel Dept Newton (Pta) Ltd 151 Lorong Chuan Singapore 1955. flpf^i.
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      518 24 Vacancies •lists lor: FEMALE OUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTORS Kor permanent Ist shitl (7a.m. 3.30 p.m.) If you have good GCE O level certificate, eipenenced and aptitude kindly call us for an immediate interview Inon eipenonced also welcome). a Salary would < ommensurute w mi experience and necotiahle JOB-HOPPERS NOT WELCOME! Wa
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      4933 25 H EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT xAn^SMiOd^rC^^narl 46 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous FJI Beecham I B aWeWIS>WHAaJ|Ae^HMA^H HMMaI I AN EXPANOING AIRFREIGHT FORWARDER has vacancies for Ihe following positions (A) SENIOR EXPORT CLERK a 2to :i years relevant expe- Hence in airfreight a Knowledge' Ol consolidation procedures rate
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      663 25 The one on the left is from a FIAT car fresh off the assembly line. The one on the right is a genuine FIA T replacement part. One is as good as the other. Both keep FIAT going as one of the world's finest cars. Only genuine HA T spare
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      1305 26 times Saturday car mart lit Advanced in Technology f .^BBbk sst I Also .available in 160ol^eOOGL^reoreW »0C Ai.-r- DATSUN 120Y FEBRUARY 1976. below 38.000 km Engine well maintained Very cold aircond. 2 new 175 tyres cassette etc Two owners s$ 14.200 negotiable Call *****02 DATSUN 1200. SEPT. 1972. good condition
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      944 26 1*73 METALLIC SILVER Hat 124 Special, aircond. cassette, eligible lor PARK Tax till November no Showroom condition (all Due Koh *****/ 6 lor appointment 1*75 FIAT 132S IHOO c c With aircond alloy rims. PARK eligible Beautiful condition and mechanically sound $12,800 ono Tel *****87 *****6 197S FIAT 1328 Aircond
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      950 26 g) Mazda AUG. 1979 MAZDA 626 Excellent condition Alrcond one private owner Reasonable offer secures Contact *****1 DEC 1*77 MAZDA 323 (1300) sdoor. alrcond. Mlchelln tyres, radio/ cassette, tax November hu 2 private owners, in showi room condition Asking $16,500 'ono Viewing call Peter Chong *****5/*****4 LATE 1973, MAZDA 929
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      826 26 197* MERCEDES 200 Automatic. 1 private owner, radio cassette, accident free. Excellent condition Tel: *****5 i) Mitsubishi Colt DECEMBER 1*72 COLT Calant j HI. Tax. insurance till Novem- ber Alrcond. sports rims, radio. I cassette New tyres. Excellent j condition. $9. 500 ono. Tel: *****73 DECEMBER 1*74. COLT Galant. MM
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      889 26 1972 TOYOTA COROLLA i good condition $7,500 negotiable Call *****26 Mr '.See 1*72 TOYOTA 2000 I private owners with road tax. aircond. i adio/ cassette New paint $10,000 o no 212. Tanjong Kalong Road Tel *****74 1972 TOYOTA CORONA 1600 C c with aircond. sports rims, cassette, new tax. PARK
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      966 26 RENAULT 12 TS 1474 One owtu-. urcond. radio cassette, ne paint, good condition $10,000 Mr Hong *****0 office hours SELLING OR EXCHANGE Klther Toyota Crown or Holden Kingswood Both 1973 Power steering Loan arrangeable *****28 SINGAPORE USED CAR (PTE) LTD 01-G2. NOVENA VILLE 275. THOMSON ROAD. SINGAPORE 1130 TEL: 2553*11
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      849 26 1*79 JANUARY PORSCHE f lull Kactory accessories Pel 4ISK.S*; 1979 MARCH PORSCHE '111 SC Tana, excellent condition Tel I *****61 I) Motor Cycles/ Scooters 1 AM YAMAHA L2G Ml c, In, c S $450 AM Honda Z9O cc Price 1 $420 Tel *****5 I AQ VESPA 1975 gocxl CM .lltlon.
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      906 26 ■ND 197* TOYOTA Illlux New Jilint. excellent condition Sell MR $7,700 n n o II p arrangeahle .AND ROVER 109 for sale Very food condition $13,500 o n.o .'lew 21. Upper Serannoon Road. >'pore 1334 SELLING CHEAP 3 tons Isu/u .orry Tel TTHItT fth IflslOtsl 1971 VOLKSWAGEN VAN Kombi [ood
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      5092 27 IV ACCOMMODATION 6 PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES I IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES VI EDUCATION INSTRUCTION A BEAUTIFUL BRAND new Dlst. 9. Elizabeth Tower, type D. apartment, freehold. 2.100 sq.ft. High floor. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. $570,000 negotiable Worldwide *****77 A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED splitlevel double-storey terrace with landscaped garden.
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      649 27 ©/English yAs A Second f Language Special English Language classes are designed to help local students from Chinese and English streams acquire language skiHs. Students are prepared for professional and non-professional studies, viz: London Chamber of Commerce and Industry Group Diplomas. Private Secretarial course. Business Administration. Marketing and Accountancy courses
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      560 27 THE YORK HERBART SCHOOL TORONTO. CANADA A government recognised Independent co-educatlonal secondary school Invites students for .September 1980 January 198! semesters QUALIFICATION: Sec 3 Pre U 2 (Junior Mid I Senior Mid 3) students PROSPECTUS APPLICATION FORMS: Please write to PROF JACEN T. HBIBH c/o SS-O, si Thome* Walk. Singapore.
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      130 28 I MRS. SALLY LIM t>M LEONG FEE LENG agad«2 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 17 JULY, LEAVING BEHIND DAUGHTERS LINDA AND JUDY SONS-IN-LAW NEVILLE COOLING AND THOMAS HOPKINS AND GRANDCHILDREN KAREN AND KEITH WHO DEEPLY MOURN HER LOSS Paaaad away p«»c«lully on 17th July 1980 laaving bahind parants. brothars,
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      31 28 MR. TANG WAN HO AGED 81 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 18/7/80 AT S.OO A.M. CORTEGE LEAVES 67. VICTORIA STREET. SINGAPORE 0711 ON 20/7/(0 FOR BULIM CEMETERY AT 11 AM
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      177 28 MRS RAGHAVAN AND SONS WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR THANKS TO FRIENDS AND RELATIVES FOR THEIR MESSAGES OF CONDOLENCE. WREATHS. ATTENDANCE AND ASSISTANCE RENDERED DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT. THEY ALSO WISH TO IN FORM THAT THERE WOULD BE A "ATHMA SANTHI POOJA OF THE LATE MR P. RAGHAVAN AT
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      104 28 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE Wnlwa lo aipraas thair uncm thanks to r.1.ti... trends, bun n*« associates and collaaguas lor thwr kind assistanca. condolancas. wraaths. donations and attandanc* during thwr racant bafaavwnanl. I THE FAMILY OF lale Teo Slew I Sun wish to thank Pastor and Members of Calvary Charismatic
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      30 28 Sadly misa«d and always r»m«mb*nd by oil* Kmi Vong, ton Mang Kiong molhar. tnlaft, brothart. ralatiwaa and Irwndi CHAN CHEN THIM Oaparlad auddcnly on 19th July 1971
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      637 28 VI EDUCATION I INSTRUCTION VII TRAVEL TOURS VII TRAVEL TOURS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 PERSONAL EVENTS 96 Tuition c) Music leakn to play duit.ir fron ,juft4if>#«v experienced U T*j»ircxirM' is mexpensnf byl immriuKri) tattafytaf mort ill Spanish (lunar lentre Tel 6278 M. di Others ART, CLASSES (KINDERGARTEN I'MUwry, Secondary Students) An
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      596 28 PHOENIX TRAVEL (FE) PTE LTD Canting X Lumpur 2Days 3Nights $79 (2 to a room 18/8/80 Laka Toba, Madan Tour By Air SUays $480 lnrlu Meals. Hotel Departure Monday.Wednesday Eaat Coaal Kuantan Hyatt 2Oays $99 By Aircond Coach Dally Panang By Air Holiday Inn Hotsl $288 3Days Every Wed Friday
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      92 28 MARRIAGE MR MRS LAI FATT CHEONG have the honour to announce the marriage of their daughter JESSIE LAI CHOY YIN TO RAYMOND KAN on 19.7.80 in Toronto, Canada. NOTICE TO TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS CUTOVER OF KUBANG KERIAN EXCHANGE I This is to mlorm that a new automatic eichange wai tie I
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      589 28 RALEIGH CYCLES (MALAYSIA) BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Twelfth Annual General Meeting of Raleigh C.y< les (Malaysia) Berhad will be held at )alan Perbadanan 3/5, Shah Alam Industrial Estate. Selangor. on JOth luly NHO at 11. 00 am for the following purposes1.
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      390 29 lOC agree to 12 new events MOSCOW, Fri. The International Olympic Committee approved 12 Angeles at their meeting here yesterday. j Though the lOC spent the whole morning discussing the enlargement of the Games, nobody could estimate how many extra athletes would be I involved. Arpad Csanadi, of Hunfary, chairman
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      535 29 MOSCOW, Fri. Few world-class long-distance runners have lost as many races as Lasse Viren, the double Olympic Games 5,000 and 10,000-metre champion. Now he's back again for his third and probably last Olympics, aiming to become history's greatest long-distance runner. Viren, 31, and the
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      535 29 PARIS. Fri. Philippe Houvion, of France, set a world pole vault record of 5.71 metres at an international meet here last night. The old mark of 5.75 was set earlier this year by Frenchman Thierry Vigneron. World record-holder Edwin Moses, of the United States, easily
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      532 29 BRIEF ETOBICOKE. Fri Canadian swimmer Peter Szmidt, 18, broke the Canadian and Commonwealth 200 metres freestyle records when he clocked 1 mm 50.27 sec in the Canadian national swimming meet here in Ontario yesterday. BASEBALL Oakland Athletics beat Detroit Tigers 5-2 in
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      108 29 BELGRADE, Fri. Three Yugoslav men's shot put athletes were suspended from the country s 167 -strong Moscow Olympic team after a positive dope test, the Yugoslav Athletics Federation announced here yesterday. The three, Vladimir Milic, Zlatan Saracevic and Ivan Ivancic, were found to have been taking anabolic
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      217 29 MOSCOW, Fri. Teofilo Stevenson, the Cuban who broke the hearts of American boxing promoters when he refused to fight Muhammad Ali in the Seventies, will seek another niche in Olympic history over the next two weeks Stevenson, a quiet man, who many feel could have
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      200 29 MOSCOW, Fri. Nadla C«mMecl Is still the "wow" of the Olympic Village. Now 18 years old, taller, more mature, bat thin wisp «f girl, the sensatUnal RomftQl»n gymnast Is apparently tie enly athlete who can cause ft traffic Jam Just by wandering ootslde
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      209 29 MOSCOW, Fri. The new president of the International Olympic Committee, Juan Antonio Samaranch, has devoted his life to sport, politics and business and has succeeded in all of them. The Barcelona industrialist has been an lOC member since 1966. He first won the attention
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      1851 30  -  EPSOM JEEP k By Many punters like to follow their favourite jockey. In principle it looks a sound system but, like so many betting plans, it falls down in operation. Rarely does a leading jockey shows a profit over the season on all his
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      357 30  -  FAIRWAY By HEAVY rain, which fell hours before and during trackwork, turned the track heavy at Bukit Timah yesterday. All (ast work was done on the sand in the wet conditions, Umpire shined. The Sir Dane four-year- old showed his liking (or the wet track
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      Lock icon West Indians hit by rain
      207 30 BROUQHTY FERRY, Scotland, Fri. I THE West Indies cricketers lost the chance for some much-needed batting practice here yesterday when only 55 minutes play was possible on the first day of their two-day match against Scotland. When play was abandoned (or the day in midafternoon,
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      81 30 LAKE CITY. UUh, Fri Seme ef the werld's beet women tennis players, divers, fnmjuwtt mm! mar» Uien ruuera are expected to take part Im the first Wemea's Games at the Uolverslty ef Utah aext month Organisers saM that the ZM prefemd.aal ud amatowx women athlete* will cempete la
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      The pick of the week's gallops...
      258 30 The pick of the week's gallops... TUESDAY (Good): Class 2: Plutonium 38.6 attractively; Jet Action 40.4 with ease. Class S: Unspoiled 37.4; Khyber Pass 38 with plenty in hand; Diamond Hill 44 on the bit; Uranium 39; Money Sings 40.4 with ease. Class 5: Ben Hur 111 paced Allegro II
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      99 30 Village for 4,500 athletes NEW DELHI. Fri A special village to accommodate 4,500 competitors will be set up in South Delhi for the 1982 Asian Games, the Press Trust of India reported today. PTI said this was one of several proposals understood to have been cleared by the Indian Government.
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      365 31 NEW YORK, Fri. Former world heavyweight boxing champion Muhamad Ali, 38, is expected to get US$B million ($16. 88 m) for his bout against World Boxing Council title-holder Larry Holmes in Las Vegas on Oct. 2. The fight will be held at Las Vegas' Caesar's
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      Lock icon Grim future warning by FIFA
      129 31 1 ZURICH, Fri. FIFA, the international football federa- tion, today warned that the game faced a grim future if nothing was done to stamp out brutality on the pitch and other illegal tactics. An editorial in FIFA's official monthly bulletin said international tournaments were also
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      201 31 Brady set to sign for Red Devils LONDON, Fri. English soccer club Arsenal's star midfielder, Liam Brady is set to sign for rivals Manchester United today for £1.5 million ($7.5 m), ending months of speculation that he would join a continental team. Brady is also wanted by European Cup-holders Nottingham
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      Lock icon Lim huffs, puffs past Sri Lanka
      374 32  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By POLICE 25 SRI LANKA 18 INTERN ATION AL Lim Khoon Huat huffed and puffed his way past the Sri Lanka Army for Singapore Police to romp home to a 25-18 (three goals, a try and a penalty goal to a
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      American bowler 'first' for Singapore international
      186 32  -  WILFRED YEO By THE ICth Singapore International open bowling championships at the Kalian* Bowl from Aug. 8-17 will score a "first" In the person of Robby Robinson, of the United States. It will be the first time that a visiting American will be taking
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      Threat by NFL Div One clubs
      369 32  -  JOE DORAI By SEVERAL National Football League Division One clubs are threatening to boycott the competition. The boycott is intended as a last resort to protest the arrangement of the league fixtures and venues. The dissatisfied clubs are now soliciting the support of other
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      Lock icon Promotion chances for youths
      246 32  - Promotion chances for youths R. VELU By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Talented youngsters from Malaysia's ASEAN youth soccer team will be drafted into the senior squad. I The Football Association of Malaysia's selection committee will meet on Wednesday to pick the teams for the President's Cup tournament in Seoul (Aug. 23-Sept.
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      – Hitachi H out to make amends
      197 32 Hitachi H out to make amends WITH three pre-Olympic Games squad players and their top national striker in their side, Hitachi Football Club, of Japan, are confident of making amends for last year's two defeats in Singapore, reports JOE DORAI. The Hitachi team of 20 players and five officials, j
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      Lock icon Trevino ahead, but Carbonetti stars
      532 33 MUIRFIELD. Fri. Lee Trevino, of the United States, set the target for the third round of the 109 th British Open golf championship when he i shot a four-under-par 67 today for a two-round aggregate of 135. But he had the limelight stolen from him
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      224 33 (8 I-ee Trevino (US) 35-33, Tom Watson (US) 34-34 O Nick Faldo (Eng) 36-33, Vicente Fernandez (Are) 36-33, Mark James (Eng) 35-34, Jack Newton (Aust) 35-34. Glenn Ralph (Eng) 36-33. 71 Ken Brown (Eng) 36-34. Mark Hayes (US) 36-34. Ben Crenshaw (US) 34-36. 71 Dale Hayes (SA) 36-35.
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      Selection beat Johore Bahru
      122 33 SINGAPORE SELECTION thrashed the Johore Bahru Table Tennis Association 12-0 in a friendy match at the Poi Ching School in Toa Payoh last night. Results: SUska Leow Lian Moi bt GanSoy Kiow 2-0 and Lim Kirn See 2-0. Ton Sai Miang bt Soh Poh Eng 2-0
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      92 33 HOCKEY SHA under-23 i-ompetilion: Police v SI A Group (CSC. 3.45). CSC v SAFSA B (CSC. 5.15), Bedok v Combined Schools (IA. 3.45). IA v Khalsa (lA. 5.15). KIUBY SRU under-20 tournament Police v Malays PC (Police Academy. 330), Dunearn Uons v Polytechnic (PA. 515 1 Combined Schools
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      Hoch leads on first day
      270 33 MOLINE. Fri. Scott Hoch, a rookie on the professional golfers tour, blistered around the Dakwood Country Club course here in Illinois yesterday to score seven-under-par 63 and seize the first-round lead in the US$2OO,OOO ($420,000) Quad Cities Open tournament. Hoch. 24, who has won r
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      Munirah triumphs in battle royal
      427 33 STORY: SARA UDUWELA PrCTURES: MAX KIAN SENG IT was a battle royal among sprint queens Munirah Alatas, Yvonne Cornelius and Tay Bee Wah at the National Stadium yesterday, the last day of the 21st national schools' track and field championships. The post-secondary girls' 100 metres
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      487 33 BOYS Ptrt wcwfciy: Him: 1 Tan See Kang (ACJC) 2 Sng Yam Kwee (OSS) 3 Jeffrey Chua (RI) 11.2 sec; BMm: 1 Tan Meng San (NYJC) 2 K. Kenjadharan (CJC) 3 Ng Tze Leong (ACJC) 2 mm. 06.0 sec.; high Jump: 1 Peter Wee (OSS) 2 Aw
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    253 34 Dong: NoSoviet military bases in Vietnam TOKYO, Fri. VIETNAMESE Prime Minister Pham Van Dong has said that there are no Soviet military bases in his country, the Asahi Shimbun reported today. However. Mr Dong was also quoted as saying: I 'liven if the Vietnamese sea ports and airports were used
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    79 34 JAKARTA. Fri. The Indonesian Government today banned yesterday's issue of the Asian Wall Street Journal. No explanation for the ban was given but the issue contained an article about a Singapore court case in which the Indonesian stateowned oil company Pertamina js claiming money
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    24 34 HONGKONG. Fri. Gold dropped the equivalent of US$lllB (SJ2S 69) an ounce today to close at U*****69. compared to U*****.87 yesterday. -AP.
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    73 34 CHEW TECK YEW passrd away p*-a<r(ull> on 17 780 I^-umiib brhind mitt rtieong Kum thing. torn Wcng Kong and Wrng Ktong. daui!ht*rs Hong Yee. LokC VVi- Peck \et. son-in-law Tanu rhonii iMI. daußhtrrs-m-l.i yu.ih K»ff Hong and V.ir^.ir^l Y;i«mi HwChU ftrandrt.iuKhWT K.tUit-rinf Citct MM( broutrt i'ht-ni; Hoi. nrphew>
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    185 34 10,000 civil servants join strike- COLOMBO, Fri. ABOUT 10,000 government workers walked off their jobs yesterday despite a national state of emergency and joined the massive strike that is crippling Sri Lanka. The government ordered air force units to man the Colombo fire brigade, after its employees joined the strikers,
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    40 34 LISBON. Fri. President Antonio Ramalho Eanes yesterday set Oct 5 as the date for the genera] elections which should determine whether Portugal is to be ruled by the right or the left for the next four years. Reuter.
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    169 34 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The proposed Asean foreign ministers meeting in Manila next month is unlikely to be held, Asean diplomatic sources said today. The sources were commenting on a report from New York saying that the Philippines had proposed the meeting to formulate a
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    63 34 LONDON. Fri. Recessionhit Britain has recorded its first significant fall in inflation for two years, to an annual 21 per cent, indicating that price rises are passing their peak. The retail price index fell in June by 0.9 per cent, government figures showed. Inflation in Britain
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    176 34 NEW DELHI, Fri. In dlan Muslims today waned Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of "serious consequences" and threatened her with a "nationwide movement" If her government continues to follow a prtv-Soviet line on the Afghanistan Issue. "It Is a shame for India that she toes the
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    30 34 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. The UN General Assembly will begin an emergency session on the Palestine question next Tuesday, a spokesman for Secretary General Kurt Waldheim said yesterday Reuter.
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    546 34 TOKYO, Fri JAPAN'S new Prime Minister, Mr Zenko Suzuki, today re-affirm-ed his country's commitment to the United States and said attempts will be made to smooth relations with the Soviet Union. In the first news conference since Parliament yesterday elected him Japan's
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    109 34 Strong quake rocks New Hebrides islands STOCKHOLM, Fri. An earthquake measuring 8.2 on the Richter scale the strongest in the world since 1977 has shaken the region of the New Hebrides islands in the South Pacific, the Uppsala Seismological Institute reported today. It was not immediately known whether the quake
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    39 34 HONGKONG, Fri. The Crown colony is facing its fourth typhoon threat this year. The storm was sweeping this evening across the South China Sea, moving north-west at 10 knots towards the South China coast. AFP.
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    Lock icon India sends satellite into orbit
    292 34 India sends satellite into orbit NEW DELHI, Friday INDIA gained entry into the exclusive space club today by successfully launching a satellite into earth orbit, thus moving closer to achieving Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile (IRBM) capability. f A 17-tonne four-stage rocket carrying a 35 kg satellite payload lifted oft into
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    27 34 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesian soldiers will help excavate some 460.000 hectares of new farmland to help increase production, a Defence Ministry spokesman said today.
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      Registration without tears
      960 1  -  LIM PHAY-LING By THE RACE to register your children for next year's Primary 1 or Preprimary classes starts on Monday, and it will go on until Aug 25. But before you grab all the papers you think you will need and head for the school of your
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        428 1 PRIMARY 1 RECrISTRCTONI f > I GUIDE TO PRIMARY I SCHOOL REGISTRATION DATE PHASE FOR WHOM WHAT TO BRING July Second child with an older sibling i Child's birth certificate or Singapore 21 studying in the same school Citizenship certificate and 22 l 2. Tne identity cards of both parents,
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      900 2 SBC 5 TWO MINOR classics hit your small screens today. First is the 1940 sci-fi-horror film, Dr Cyclops, in the Saturday Matinee (Ch 5, 2.25 p.m.). Directed by Ernest Schoedsack, this film is a must for those who enjoy splendid special effects and a sombre atmosphere
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        108 2 I|SS| P^M?§Sl :i: :r i -:-i. H ;.;j:;:;:::;-v.;;:-;-r.-i^r»l P?;:L;.Tf;;-:-:- --":-:::::::::::::::-::V<^^ A Sisley exclusive! This beautifu I mesh bog from Sisley, Paris is yours when you purchase Sisley products worth $250.00 and above. Hurry! Offer good while stocks last! m^^^^^k Come and discover Sisley s method 4.«lF.at 1 «^V ot personalised
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        96 2 PETRA STRING QUARTET at the DBS auditorium at 8 p.m. Tickets: $1. OPUS V a concert by the Institute of Education's Music Department at the Singapore Conference Hall at 8 p.m. Tickets: $1, $2, $3 and J5. MGS STAGE *M featuring excerpts from The Mikado at the Victoria Theatre at
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        104 2 EDUCATION TO CHILDREN a talk in Mandarin cum slideshow by an officer from the Institute of Education at the Queenstown Library lecture room at 3 p.m. GERMAN PAINTING IN EUROPEAN ART (18M-19SC) at the National Museum Art Gallery from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. On till July 28. THE ABSTRACT
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        93 2 EXHIBITION OF CHINESE LANTERNS at the Japanese Garden, Jurong, from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Usual admission charges: 80 cents (adults) and 40 cents (children). On till tomorrow. CHILDREN'S ART FROM INDIA at the National Museum Young People's Gallery from 10.36 a.m. to 7 p.m. On till July 27. MEDICAL
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        1076 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 6.40 Famiy Fear Of Shadows 7.30 News (Malay) 7.45 Special Selections Charo (Last Episode) 8.25 Vegas The Golden Gate Killer (Part 1) 9.30 News (English) 10.00 Weather Report 10.05 Quincy M.E. Dead Last 11.15 Saturday Midnight Movie The Cobweb 1.00 AM Close 1.00 PM Openinj
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        Ballet's lady of steel
        1142 3  - Ballet's lady of steel TAN SU AT LIAN By HUNDREDS of little Singaporean ducklings each year paddle into the grueling, wrenching regimen known politely as ballet class. A single-minded few are propelled by the idea that they could some day be swans, but most cannot conquer ballet's fiendish demands. Once
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        Auditions for a Theatre World play
        445 3 By GERALDINE TANG FUNDS are always drying up in most local drama groups, and The Theatre World Association (TWA) is no exception. Still, they try their level best to put up at least one production a year. Last year, they staged Circle of Chalk
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        A rich, live' canvas
        189 3 A rich, live' canvas Ivan The Terrible Presented by the Singapore Film Society Drama Centre; Sunday 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. IVAN The Terrible (1943 46) is a film about preRevolution Russia, the last work of master filmmaker, Sergei Elsenstein, and a fitting summary of his artistic theories. Part One
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        591 6 THE SINGAPORE MINT PTE LTD The Singapore Mint, a subsidiary of Chartered Industries of Singapore, mints circulation and proof coins, ingots and medallions. It is supported by a up-to-date Toolroom and Quality Control Department to ensure high standard of quality. The Company is expanding and we invite bright young talents
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        1109 6 CONTROLLER (Remuneration package negotiable up to 555.000 per month) B Our client is a major distributor of heavy equipment for the timber and construction industries. The turnover of the Singapore branch exceeds US$5O million and relates to Prime Product and Spare Parts Sales and Service Revenue. They wish to recruit
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        699 7 AMERICA IN VIETNAM by Guenter Lewy Oxford University Press New York, 1979. 540 pages. $86.50 Reviewed by ROBERT CHEW PROFESSOR Guenter Lewy's study of America's involvement in Vietnam makes fascinating reading. Apart from the usual sources, he has made full use of confidential debrief reports
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        609 7 Choice of hotels meant for the quality-conscious The 300 Best Hotels in the World Chosen by Rene Lecler Published by Harpers and Queen Magazine Reviewed by DAVID PRESCOTT THE title is misleading because on reading the foreword, it will be immediately obvious that the book is not about the 300
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        219 7 BEIJING More Chinese ghost stories will soon appear as China is publishing Liao Zhai Zhi Vi (Strange Ghost Stories of a Chinese Studio) in its handcopied edition by facsimile. The first 12 volumes ?ame off the press at the end of last month to be followed
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        1055 10 t 1 LEVER LEVER BROTHERS SINGAPORE SDN BHO Established international company engaged in the manufacturing and marketing of detergents, toiletries and food products invites application for the position of:BRAND MANAGER The Brand Managers are responsible to the Managing Director for the profitability of the Company's brands. The responsibility covers all
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        162 10 We have a vacancy for an I INSTRUMENT I I ENGINEER I for our Pulau Bukom Refinery Complex. The job involves the design, engineering, installation and maintenance of process quality analysers, laboratory analytical instruments and associated equipment. The person we are looking for would have a good degree in Electrical/Mechanical/
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        597 11 Hargill Malaysia Sdn Berhad invite applicants from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the following immediate appointments: SALES REPRESENTATIVE (EAST WEST MALAYSIA) Requirements: Malaysian citizen above 25 years of age. Candidates must possess MCE or its equivalent in Technical Schools. Ability to communicate well in English, Bahasa Malaysia, and local dialects
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        634 11 WARDLEY LIMITED the merchant banking subsidiary of The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation requires qualified personnel with initiative and self confidence for their expanding Singapore office ASSISTANT MANAGER LOANS DEPARTMENT (Quote Ref AML/80) At least five years experience as a senior lending officer is required. Preferred age 30-35. TRAINEE EXECUTIVES
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        757 11 I/" I BOUSTEAD TRADING SDN BERHAD I invites applications from qualified Malaysians for the post of SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER I in its new E.O.P. Division. This is an executive I position and the appointee will report to the I EDP. Manager. He is expected to be a self I starter and
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        352 11 IN THE HIGH 01 RT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE COMPANIES WINTING UP NO. 11 ISM In tke Matter «f the Companlr* Act (Chapter 185) Aaa la the Matte r at PiwLsl»n Bolldrrs Private limited ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for Wlndlng- Up of the
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        302 12 GUTHRIE MANAGEMENT SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED (PERSONNEL SERVICES DIVISION) Our Client, on internotionol compony, has an immediate vacancy for the position of CHIEF ACCOUNTANT The Job: A Senior Management Position with Responsibilities for Financial, Personnel and Administrotive functions of the Company The incumbent will report directly to the Chief Executive Requirement*:
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        120 12 r WHO'S WHO IN A MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE The 14th edition of the WHO'S WHO will be out at the end of December, 1960. Biographees whose particulars have appeared in the WHO'S WHO are requested to send us their revised biographies as soon as possible. Thanks to the support given
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        1193 13 ORGANISATION DEVELOPMENT ADVISER BRUNEI SHELL has a vacancy for an Organisation Development Adviser in its Personnel Department in Serio. The remit for the position will involve the successful applicant in a wide range of studies which will cover all activities and Departments of the Shell Companies m Brunei He or
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