The Straits Times, 21 July 1980

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    18 1 The Straits Times IUBCEIViiu 1 Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JULY 21, 1981 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    Lock icon KIM WANTS VISITS SWOP
    442 1 Call to US may anger Russians BEIJING, Sunday NORTH Korea has taken the unprecedented step of proposing to the United States the start of a programme of exchange visits of their sports teams, theatre groups and scholars a move likely to please China but offend the
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    Lock icon Thatcher hits out at Soviets
    267 1 Thatcher hits out at Soviets LONDON, Sun BRITISH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher today launched a virulent attack against the Soviet Union at the very moment the 1980 summer Olympic Games were opening in Moscow. Speaking at a conference of Welsh Conservatives in Swansea, Mrs Thatcher charged that "Moscow has become
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    Lock icon 5 Iranian air force officers executed
    245 1 5 Iranian air force officers executed TEHERAN, Sunday IRANIAN firing squads today executed five air force officers accused of taking part in a military plot to overthrow the Islamic regime of Ayatollah Ruhoflah Khomeiny, Teheran radio reported. It said the executions took place this morning in the courtyard of Teheran's
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    Lock icon Those were the days, my friends
    344 1  -  PHILIP LEE By WHAT would be among the Drat thing* old boys do when they get togetherr Slag their school song, of course. Which Is exactly what these eight cheery old boys all In their sixties did when they met, together with another M
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    Lock icon Cargo service
    24 1 ALEXANDRIA, Sun. The first regular sea cargo service between Egypt and Israel has started operating, the Alexandria Port Authority said today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Shiite leader shot dead
    64 1 BEIRUT, Sat. New tension hit the Shiya district of southern Beirut today after AH Mussawi, a military leader of the Lebanese Shiite Muslim Organization "the martyrs of Hussein," was killed while driving his car. The district is inhabited mostly by Shiite Muslims and refugees from southern
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    Lock icon Eight US fighter jets due in Jakarta today
    128 1 Eight US fighter jets due in Jakarta today JAKARTA, Sun EIGHT American-made F-5E Tiger iet fighters are expected to arrive tomorrow at Madium air force base, 500 km east of here, raising the fleet to a full squadron, an Indonesian Air Force spokesman said today. Col Sukarjo told reporters that
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    Lock icon Threat to sabotage French interests
    137 1 TEHERAN, Sun. The "Guardians of Islam" an Arab group which claimed responsibility for the attempted assassination of exiled Iranian former Prime Minister Shapur Bakhtiar today threatened to sabotage French interests in the Middle East if the French Government did not release their "brothers," Radio Teheran
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    Singapore bankers still need more skills: Hon
    233 1 Singapore bankers still need more skills: Hon SINGAPORE bankers have yet to acquire sufficient expertise to manage international funds. Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen said yesterday. Mr Hon said it would be a few more years before they are ready. He described the placement of funds by local banks as
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    No boycott
    34 1 JERUSALEM, S.m. Israel will participate n the emergency special session of the United Nations General Assembly on the Palestinian question, which begins on Tuesday, despite a call by several cabinet m lister
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    Lock icon Five arrested
    31 1 TEL AVTV, Sui.. Israeli security forces have arrested five suspected r embers of a Palestinian terrt ist cell operating in the Lower Galilee region, Israel Radio reported today. UPI
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    Keep alive old polite forms of address, urges Lim
    367 1 PARENTS should ensure that their children keep alive the old Asian tradition of addressing an elder as brother sister, uncle or aunt. And this polite form of address should not be confined just to relatives but extended to other older people
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    Lock icon Sikhs protest
    42 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. Thousands of turbaned Sikh of India's warrior caste some brandishing swords, daj gers and hammers toda marched outside Indian Prirr Minister Indira Candhi house to protest alleged ha rassment by the Central Hi reau of Investigation UPI
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    Lock icon Watson's title
    689 1 MUIRFIELD (Scotland), Sun. American Tom Watson today won the British Open golf championship by (our strokes here, finishing with a final round of 69 to give him a 13-under-par total of 271. Reuter BEE PAGE M TOM WATSON, displaying the fierce, determination and grinding intensity that has made
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    Road deaths reach 161
    88 1 THE death toll on oar roads roue to ICI when a motorcyclist and a pedestrian died last night after they were Involved In separate accidents yesterday. Motorcyclist IJm Tlan Patt, tJ, of Stirling Road, fell off his machine In < him tau Kang K«ad and died
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      146 1 MASTERS IN GOLF AvaiKbK at an trading golf c»nt»»j a»pt slonn ROYAL SPORTING HOUSE PTE*L7D 201. High StnMt Ctntf Sinjapo 6 T«. 2929*53 29~»H 40 pages today RESERVED FLATS AT OLD PRICES FOR THOSE RESETTLED Page 7 BIG rubber shortage in 10 years I REAGAN shows his shrewdness 3 DISASTER
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      Big rubber shortage in 10 years
      530 2 Asian small farms face hurdles K. LUMPUR, Sun THE world will be short of a million tonnes of rubber by 1990 because small Asian farms which monopolise the international production of natural rubber are in trouble. The Malaysian Rubber Research and Development Board (MRRDB)
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      Lock icon Japan to tap geothermal reserves for energy
      356 2 Japan to tap geothermal reserves for energy TOKYO, Sun JAPAN, which is eager to reduce its dependence on imported energy, has decided to tap the pressurised steam and scalding water in its volcanic and earthquake-prone mountain ranges. A recent survey conducted by a private group advising the Science and Technology
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      Lock icon 'Join us' call to Tokyo banks by oil producers
      146 2 'Join us' call to Tokyo banks by oil producers TOKYO, Sun. Oil producing nations in the Middle East have successively asked leading Japanese commercial banks for their participation in international investment banks to be set up in the Middle East, the influential economic daily Ninon Keizai reported today. The newspaper,
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      Lock icon 40 injured
      44 2 WASHINGTON, Sun. Forty people have been wounded and about 100 arrested In violent incidents this week In Miami, Florida, where serious rioting erupted in May and resulted in 18 deaths and US$lOO million (Ss2ll million) worth of damage, police said yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon INDIA'S TIBETAN STAND
      117 2 INDIA'S TIBETAN STAND NEW DELHI, Saa. The Indian Government has told the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, that his rapprochement with the Chinese Government shoald not result In any embarrassment tor New Delhi. The Indian Foreign Office told representative •f the 44-ye*r-old Buddhist leader that though India would weleame
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      Lock icon No solution in sight as Assam picketing ends
      282 2 NEW DELHI, Sun A TWO-WEEK picketing campaign to back demands for the expulsion of all illegal immigrants from Assam ended today with no sign of a solution to the dispute which has plagued the north-east Indian state for the past 10 months.
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      Lock icon Lesson from death of Ohira...
      181 2 TOKYO, Sun. The sadden death of former Prime Minister Masayaihl Ohlra has taaght the hard-worldag Japanese a le—tn: Give prime ministers a Mr Kilchl Mlyaaawa. the chief government spokesman, nas told reporten that new Prime Minister Zenk* Sasaki will m>lnt«li a five-day work week, beginning
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      227 2 X s First Indian j/1 rocket launch 4* 9 THE Indian Government has released these frr- I pictures of (left) the country's first Satellite jf i m< LaunchinK Vehicle, the SLV-3, and (below) the M* Wl Rohini RS-1 satellite, its payload. i^ttk The n-tonne, four-stage rocket carrying the y \jm
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      Lock icon Reagan shows his shrewdness
      451 3 DETROIT, Sun. Republican presidential nominee Ronald Reagan has built himself just the coalition he needs to court the middle-road vote while holding the ultra-right. Through shrewd politicking in choosing middle-of-the-road George Bush as his running mate, and by making a lowkeyed acceptance speech at the convention,
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      Lock icon Centenarian gets back his right to vote
      194 3 GAINESVILLE (Florida), San. Frank Johnson laughed a bit when the Alachna county elections supervisor asked, "Are yon at least 18?" at hit birthday party. Mr Johnson waa celebrating his lMth birthday on Friday night, and one of the presents he received waa the
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      181 3 Texas kick-off to White House campaign HOUSTON, Sun. Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan yesterday went from the warmth of a cheering national convention to the swelter of a Texas heat wave in a southern-fried kickoff to his campaign for the White House. Mr Reagan stopped in this Texas port city,
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      In other words...
      26 3 In other words... A van shuttling about Bangkok carries an advertisement that drives the message home with this overdose: MEDICINE designed for health produced with care.
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      Blanket cover for falling patient
      62 3 WITH police and flremen holding a blanket, a former psychiatric patient fait from a seven-metre wall outside the Boston Children's Hospital. The Incident took place on Saturday after police tried to talk the woman patient Into coming down. The woman was unhurt bat one of
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      Lock icon Castro hits at 'paltry' US aid for Nicaragua
      258 3 Castro hits at 'paltry' US aid for Nicaragua MANAGUA, Sunday CUBAN President Fidel Castro today criticised the United States for giving what he said was insufficient aid to Nicaragua. He also attacked the electoral platform of US Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan. In a 40-minute speech before a huge crowd
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      Lock icon Bridge named after Tito
      92 3 BELGRADE, Sun A giant concrete bridge linking Krk, the largest island in the Adriatic, to the port of Rijeka on Yugoslavia's southern coast was inaugurated on Saturday by head of state Cvijetin Mi)atovic. The structore, named after the late Marshall Tito, is 1,400 metres long and
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      Lock icon Illicit liquor kills five
      52 3 NEW DELHI, Sun. Five men died and one was blinded after drinking illicit liquor in Delhi. Indian newspapers reported today. The five died in hospital within 48 hours of drinking the home-made liquor on Thursday night. The man who allegedly sold them the poisonous hooch was
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      Lock icon Disaster hits N-E African nomads
      410 4 NAIROBI, Sun. DROUGHT and war have brought disaster to the nomads of northeast Africa and there will be no relief from their plight despite the deceptive carpet of grass now covering the region. Outside the mission stations of the Karamoja region of Uganda, the Turkana
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      31 4 BEIRUT, Sun. At least four people were reported killed here today after clashes erupted in the southern suburbs between the Shiite Muslim political-military movement Amal and armed Palestinians. -AFP
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      Lock icon Briton tells of 'two months of pure hell'
      240 4 LONDON, Sunday A BRITON charged with spotting black guerilla bases in Zambia for the old Rhodesian Air Force was freed from a Lusaka prison and flew here yesterday, saying he had been tortured, the Sunday reported. The newspaper said that Michael Borlace,
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      Lock icon Independence as planned
      62 4 PARIS, Sun. France and Britain announced that the New Hebrides; archipelago. their condominium in tne Pacific Ocean, will become independent with effect from July 30 as planned. A bilateral conference agreed that chances were good in overcoming remaining difficulties, arising from an attempt by a French-speaking political
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      Lock icon Typhoon Joe threatens Philippine rice area
      108 4 Typhoon Joe threatens Philippine rice area MANILA, Sun. Typhoon Joe raced towards the Philippines today, threatening to hit the coconut and rice-producing northern provinces with powerful 150 km h winds. The Manila Weather Bureau said that as of 4 p.m., Joe was located about 330 km north-east of Manila and
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      37 4 NEW DELHI, Sun. Nearly 150 people have died in floods, landslides and house collapses in India's northern Uttar Pradesh state following two weeks of heavy monsoon rains, the Press Trust of India reported today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon The scars of a troubled Iranian
      70 4 The scars of a troubled Iranian SEVERE stomach scars of an Iranian revolutionary guard, nicknamed Ayatollah by fellow patients, are being examined by a doctor at Bonn's Central Saint Johannis Hospital. Tne Iranian was among It revolutionary guards wounded in recent clashes with opponents of the Khomeiny Islamic regime In
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      30 4 TOKYO, Sun. An official mission will visit Canada next week for consultations in preparation for a revised bilateral agreement on nuclear cooperation, a government source said today. AFP.
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      Storm brews over food aid watchdog committee
      241 4  - Storm brews over food aid watchdog committee LEE KIM CHEW BY Our Bangkok reporter A BIG question mark remains over the future of food distribution at the ThaiKampuchean border, despite an agreement between Thailand and the International Aid Agencies to cooperate on the matter. Controversy is brewing again, this time
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      Lock icon SIX BLACK LEADERS REJECT REFORM PLAN
      160 4 SIX BLACK LEADERS REJECT REFORM PLAN JOHANNESBURG, Sun. The leaders of six black tribal homelands in South Africa rejected last night the constitutional reform plan proposed by the white-minority government as long as the black majority is excluded from participation. The plan calls for the creation of a president's council
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      Lock icon Dolphin takes load off Yaka's grief
      146 4 REDWOOD CITY (California), Sun. Killer whale Yaka's grief over the death of her long-time mate and fellow performer Nepo has lessened since sne was introduced to a male dolphin, Marine World-Africa USA officials reported yesterday. The 2,495-kg female whale, suffering from the same infection
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      Lock icon Israel warns of 'other means' to keep out N-arms
      158 5 TEL AVIV, Sun. Israel has warned that it will resort to "other means" if it fails in its attempts to use political pressure to keep nuclear weapons out of the Middle East. Speaking on Israeli Radio during a tour of Arab
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      Lock icon Mrs T gets feel of $1.5m boat
      58 5 PRIME MINISTER Margaret Thatcher at the helm of the new Holyhead lifeboat, the Hyman Wlnstoae, la Aaglesy, at the weekThe lifeboat was named two days earlier by the Dike of Kent. and Is the £3M,IM (SSI.S mllHoa) rift of Mrs Marls Wrtawtame of
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      121 5 CALL FOR JOINT COUNCIL CAIRO, Sun. Elections in Israeli-occupied East Jerusalem and the establishment of a joint ArabIsraeli council for the city would guarantee the interests of all parties, Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan AU has said. In an interview published in the Al Ahram yesterday, Mr Ali said such a
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      63 5 TEX AVTV, Sun. A small I bomb exploded today at a petrol station just north of toe Gaza strip, causing no injuries and little damage, Israel radio reported. The state radio said the charge went off In the Erez industrial rone early In the morning Authorities arrested
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      Lock icon That climber strikes again
      82 5 A FRENCHMAN known as "the climber of Notre Dame" struck again last night, scaling some scaffolding on the north tower and hiding in the central rose window of the cathedral before letting himself be talked down about an hour and a half later. The man, named
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      Man struck by bolt in fair condition
      147 5 OAKVILLE (Ontario), Son. A bolt of lightning struck a 20-year-old man In the neck on Saturday, knocking him unconcious and disintegrating the metal chain he was wearing around his neck, officials said. Gary Char land was walking with his brother, Ross and a
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      Lock icon Sarkis names a new Lebanese premier
      247 5 Sarkis names a new Lebanese premier BEIRUT, Sun PRESIDENT Elias Sarkis today appointed Mr Takieddine Solh, 71, to be Lebanon's next prime minister to succeed Dr Selim al-Hoss, who handed in his resignation last month. Mr Solh, a Sunni Muslim, was prime minister once before from July 1972 to September
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      160 5 'No thanks' to free Rolls PENTHOUSES being sold in Los Angeles for US$7 million (5J16.2 million) have a little extra in the garage for the person who has everything a free Rolls Royce. But, as it happened, the first person to buy one of the penthouses turned down the
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      Lock icon Man who will head Iranian legislature
      127 5 Man who will head Iranian legislature TEHERAN, Sun. Ayatollah Hashemi Rafsanjani, a head of the majority Islamic Republic Party, was today elected for a year as president of the Iranian parliament. Ayatollah Rafsanjani, a former interior minister and deputy from Teheran, received 146 of the 196 votes cast. There were
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    Glued to lantern-making...
    219 7 Glued to lantern-making LANTERN-MAKING is turn and requires as adroit hand, Imagination U d an ability to dip nippy ringers constantly Into glue or gum without getting squeamish. This was the message that Madam Urn Slew Mai drove home to ttte children and grown-up* who turned up at the Ang
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    Olympic size pools for 7 colleges
    291 7 Olympic size pools for 7 colleges THE Government is to spend about $115 million to set up seven junior colleges complete with Olympic-size swimming pools in most of the Housing Board estates. The Senior Minister of State (Education), Mr Chai Chong Vii, told The Straits Times that this construction cost,
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    SBS zonal ticketing system shelved
    151 7 SBS zonal ticketing system shelved THE Singapore Bus Service has shelved indefinitely its zonal fare plan and will, instead, work on improving its present one-man-operated (OMO), Step Fare and "hybrid" fare systems. Sources said the zonal fare plan has not been worked out fully but the general idea was (or
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    Youth outing
    22 7 DELTA community centre youth group will visit the Outward Bound School on Pulau Übin on Sunday starting at 8.30 a.m.
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    Group to get reserve flats at old price
    457 7 Group to get reserve flats at old price APPLICANTS of Housing Board flats affected by resettlement will be offered reserved flats at the old prices, the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, said yesterday. Newly-balloted flats not on the reserve list, however, will be sold to all applicants
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    Singapore is low-budget travellers' first stopover
    473 9  -  RAYMOND MOSES m MANY shoestring budget travellers to the East make Singapore their first "port of call. And this despite the fact that flights to Singapore from Europe and Australia where most of them come from cost slightly more than flights to Bangkok and
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    Airport taxis: Fares to form two queues?
    413 9  - Airport taxis: Fares to form two queues? EDMUND TEO By A STUDY has begun on how to clear as many commuters as possible in the shortest time at Paya Lebar Airport's taxi stand. Among the plans being looked into by the Department of Civil Aviation and the Registry of Vehicles
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    Programme to boost hotel security
    117 9 Programme to boost hotel security THE Singapore Hotel and Restaurant Association (SHRA in conjunction with the police will hold a four-day security training programme for chief and assistant chief security officers of various hotels at the Mandarin Hotel from tomorrow. The aim of the programme is to help the hotel
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    Exhibition by HK artist
    54 9 A HONGKONG artist. Mr Lee Wai-On, will hold a one-man art exhibition at his recent paintings at the NaUonal Museum Art Gallery between Friday and Suday, from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. dally. The exhibition will be continued at The Collector's Gallery, 304 Orchard Towers, from
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    CHANGI TO HAVE GIANT SOLAR HEATING SYSTEM
    181 9  - CHANGI TO HAVE GIANT SOLAR HEATING SYSTEM WENDY YANG By THE aew Chaagl Intorn»tion*l Alrpsrt will Install Singapore's largest wUr heating system to pravldr abaci M per cent sf the tot water sapply In the passenger terminal building. The protect, costing hetween $SMJM and rm,m, winue the snn's rays to
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    Street takes on a special flavour
    237 10 Street takes on a special flavour THE DMBth of Ramadan which revolvf* round the concept of fasting as a discipline has other features that lend It a special flavour. For a long time, Bnssorah Street, with its stalls of delicacies set op specially for the "poasa" period, has been the
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    Jaws film
    36 10 KIM Keat Zone D residents' committee will be screening a free film show, Jaws, for residents at the open ground in front of Block 17, Lorong 7, Toa Payoh, on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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    as i was passing
    58 10 MUSLIMS here started fasting for the month of Ramadan on July 13. We reproduce an article (right) on fasting by SRI DEUMA, a columnist in The New Straits Times of Malaysia, in which the article first appeared on July 16. A prayer session at the void
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    Spotting above average workers
    92 10 Spotting above average workers THE National Productivity Board is conducting a series of half-day seminars on How to Identify Above-average Performers in Your Company from July 28 10 31 between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. This is a follow-up on NPB's recent guidelines on implementing the National Wages Council recommendations.
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    Sage plans for elders' village
    185 10 THE Singapore Action Group of Elders plans to build a home for the aged where they can plant flowers, rear fish and relax. The Elders' Village, as it will be called, requires an outlay of $1 million to $2 million. Sage is now raising funds
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    Seconded to NTUC
    69 10 Seconded to NTUC THE Deputy Director of Trade, Mr Othman bin Haron Eusofe. has been seconded to the NTUC for two years. His recent appointment has been confirmed by the NTUC secretary-general, Mr Lim Chee Onn, who said that Mr Othman, is now a member of the task force that
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    A way of living some are born into
    711 10 A way of living some are born into BUT how do you do it, my nonMuslim friends ask each Ramadan. It is a rhetorical question. they expect no answer. This year, a friend from abroad really wants to know. How does it feel to fast the Islamic way to go
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    $4 m goods sold at display
    78 10 ABOUT $4 million worth of equipment and materials were reported to have been sold in the four-day welding, fabrication and surface treatment exhibition which ended on Saturday. Equipment sold included hydraulic iron working machines, centrifugal fans, welding and cutting outfits, and arc welding units.
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    JTC cuts no corners in this campaign
    241 11 JTC cuts no corners in this campaign THE people who gave you Role Play earlier this year employing the dramatic talents of amateur thespians among its staff to simulate discourteous encounters of the JTC kind have now come up with Courtesy Corner. Even as other bodies are following the role
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    Pressing need for courtesy, says Ong
    140 11 Pressing need for courtesy, says Ong SINGAPORE is in the process of re-inculcating Asian values in its citizens because Singaporeans seem to be lacking in these qualities, unlike people in neighbouring countries. Communications Minister Ong Teng Cheong, who said this last night, pointed out that this could be due to
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    MP to meet the people on Sundays
    82 11 MP to meet the people on Sundays THE MP for Kolam Ayer, Mr Sidek Saniff, will hold meet-the-people sessions for his constituency on Sundays from 10 a.m. to noon, instead of on Wednesdays from 8 to 10 p.m. This will only be for the month of Ramadnan (until Aug 12).
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    'Attach more weight to learning Chinese'
    317 11 'Attach more weight to learning Chinese' BILINGUAL education for Chinese Singaporeans should give equal emphasis to the learning of English and Chinese because a good grasp of the latter helps to impart a philosophical quality to life. There is a need to correct a linguistic imbalance among the Chinese, because
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    POLICE SEEK HIS HELP
    66 11 POLICE SEEK HIS HELP POLICE would like to interview Pitch Y*ng Cheng alias Ong Kin Sleh, S3, (above) who they believe can help them In their Investigations Into the murder of a woman, Tan Geok Kee, SI, at Track 22, Jarong Road, on June 1. Police said Pheh was last
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    Music lessons
    26 11 UPPER Seranfoon community centre will hold guitar, piano and electone courses next month. Those interested may telephone *****61 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Nantah library to weed out 10 pc of its books
    302 11 MORE than 10 per cent of the Nanyang University library's collection will be weeded out before it goes to the NUS. the Nantah librarian, Mr Koh Thong Ngee, said. "Books which are outdated, duplicated or of no reference value will
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    The fun of being neighbourly...
    118 11 The fun of being neighbourly WHAT sort of occasion can generate some wholesome fun for children away from their Housing Board homes and the nightly humdrum of schoolwork and TV viewing? A neighbourliness party of course, as some 200 children living in Blocks 97, 99, 101 and 102, Toa Pay
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    Clean sweep by Laguna 'brigade'
    294 11 Clean sweep by Laguna 'brigade' RESIDENTS of Laguna Park Estate wielded brooms, mops and pails yesterday in a "self-help" operation. Led by the residents" association, they got down to a thorough cleaning up of the common areas of their estate after they claimed that their appeals to the HUDC to
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    LOST TRAVELLERS9 CHEQUE APPEAL
    90 11 LOST TRAVELLERS 9 CHEQUE APPEAL POLICE >.-»*T«Uy ap- i pealed to aayoa* wio comes across some lo*» travellers' cheques Insued by the Deatacbe Bank AG la West Germany to contact them. Tke cheques, worth 2.4 m DM (Ss2.»m), are la IMDM denomination* <»,••• of them bearing ■unben 7ft-72»-sai to 7t
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      $lm REFUND LEFT TO BE CLAIMED
      151 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. About $1 million in booking fees awaits collection by applicants to a pioneer joint venture project between the Selangor Government and a private developer, The Sunday Mail reported today. The money is part of a total of over $4 million collected
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      Lock icon Puasa month food prices soar
      92 12 Puasa month food prices soar KOTA BARU, Sun. The prices of many essential daily goods sold at the Central Market here, especially fresh vegetables and fish, have gone up between 50 per cent and 100 per cent since the beginning of the fasting month last week. A random survey showed
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      Lock icon MCA leader: Chinese schools here to stay
      262 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun MALAYSIAN Chinese Association president Datuk Lee San Choon stressed yesterday that the existence of Chinese primary schools is not a point to be disputed and least of all made into a political issue. It is not the government's policy to
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      Import of gas from S'pore to ease the shortage
      210 12 Import of gas from S'pore to ease the shortage KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE gas shortage is expected to ease in the next few days with the import of an undis closed number of filled cylinders from Singa pore by a major LPG supplier. A Shell spokesman told The Sunday Mail
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      Lock icon 'Eat medium grade rice'
      54 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Consumers were today urged to switch from the traditional super grade to the medium grade rice. The latter was readily available, was of good quality and cheaper, the chairman of the Malaysian Rice Wholesalers' Association, Mr Teh Tok Yong, said here during its
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      Lock icon Shopkeepers taken to task
      53 12 PENANG, Sun. The "take it or leave it" attitude of shopkeepers and retailers came under attack at a meeting of consumers and officials of the Consumer's Association of Penang here yesterday. Several housewives at the meeting also protested against the recent decision to increase the price
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      Under par
      34 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. More than half of the food stalls inspected by City Hall in the past three days failed to meet provisions of the clean food rules, The Sunday Mail reported.
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      Dengue fever alert in Negri Sembilan
      237 12 Dengue fever alert in Negri Sembilan SEREMBAN, Sun. A statewide operation has been mounted to alert the public and to prevent the spread of dengue fever, following five deaths due to the disease since mid-Janu-ary. The state director of Health and Medical Services, Dr P. Ratnaiothy, said since the first
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      Lock icon Diamond cutting factory closes
      105 12 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Son. About (M workers in mm of the world 'B biggest diamond rutting establishments lost their Jobs today when the factory saddenly closed. The Kota Bahru factory blamed it on the world's dropping diamond demand. A factory spokesman said It received the closure
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      311 12 :r>i:;VJWi^H:^| MEDICAL acu J)I(iKST® No 3 CONTENTS July IMO Gcndsr S«> and Hacßti Proftssor Wong Hock Boon 3 BlMChmg th« Tm*i 16 Dxbrar tht Ouflook Bright Rotf Lufr 17 Don't Jok* with m» A/#/r 33 B^"^B JokM Cartoon 34 Young World Health A Pl*gu« and Machwf SB (*Ma^| Floating Dapanawy
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      Lock icon Excess supply dims outlook for tin
      328 13 Excess supply dims outlook for tin KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The market outlook for tin in the immediate future is "not exactly bright", Primary Industries Minister Datuk Leong Knee Seong said after meeting the Miners Association of Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Pahang here tonight. This was due to an excess tin
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      Lock icon Two die in crash
      56 13 IPOH. Sun. A scooterist and his pillion were killed when their machine was involved in a collision with a lorry at the 10 km Ipoh-Chemor Road yesterday. They were Mr A. S. Loganathan, 34, the chief instructor of Perak Karate Budokan International, and Mr C. Sundarajoo.
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      Lock icon Tin seizure
      35 13 JOHORE BARU, Sun. Customs officers seized 14 bags of tin ore valued at $21,630 from a car in Jalan Tun Dr Ismail here on Friday night. The driver of the car escaped. NST.
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      Lock icon Assn wants probe into cheap sale offers
      138 13 Assn wants probe into cheap sale offers KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Selangor Consumers' Association (SCA) has urged the Trade and Industry Ministry to investigate the widespread practice of shops offering cheap sales. SCA vice-chairman Dr Rokiah Talib said yesterday that some of the offers seemed to be made throughout the
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      Lock icon Tycoon dies
      38 13 IPOH, Sun. The Menglembu groundnut tycoon, Mr Ngan Yin, died of a heart attack yesterday while taking his daily morning walk at the foot of the Kledanj? hills in Menglembu near here. He was 61. -NST.
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      Getting tough on those with duty-free liquor, cigs
      288 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday ANYONE in possession of cigarettes and liquor for which duty has not been paid will be treated like any other smuggler, according to the Deputy Director-General of Customs, Tunku Adnan bin Tunku Besar Burhanuddin. Tunku Adnan told The Sunday
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      Lock icon Course for drivers with bad records
      126 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A defensive driving course for drivers with bad records will be introduced by the Road Transport Department, its director-general, Mr Abu Bakar bin Mohamed Noor, said today. "It will be in the form of a refresher course and is aimed at
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      Lock icon Liquor from tapioca project for Sabah
      90 13 KOTA KINABALI Sun. Japanese aad West Uermaa Investors have shown Interest In producing liquor from sweet potatoes and tapioca In Sabah. A state government spokesman said today that a Japanese firm planned to spend about $S million to plant sweet potatoes on a three-year
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      NANCIE HAS AN EYE OUT FOR MORE FILM ROLES
      120 13 NANCIE HAS AN EYE OUT FOR MORE FILM ROLES FORMER Mlaa MalaysU/lateraatlanal turned aetreaa, Naaeie Faa, la aiudaaa to make mare Malay mavtea because "I waat to play a mare paattlve rale la helping to laereaae Chinese aadlences at theae ma vies." She kaa Jatt eampletoi her Mat rale la
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      Lock icon Robbers' loot
      26 13 JOHORE BARU. Sun. Armed robbers escaped with $6,270 in cash and jewellery in three separate hold-ups here, Muar and Kulai, police said yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon Sabah seeking British expertise
      130 13 Sabah seeking British expertise KOTA KINABALU, Sun. The Sabah Public Service Commission will soon j send a mission to London to recruit several professional officers. The national news agen- cy Bernama said today that the commission has been forced to cast its net further afield for skilled personnel, as it
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      Lock icon NZ sergeant fatally shot in Desaru robbery
      235 13 JOHORE HAKU, San. A New Zealand army sergeant based la Singapore, died after he was shot daring a robbery at '.he tourist resort of D*«aru, about M km east hen yesterday. Sgt Arthar James Yaxley, a, attached to the NZ army headquarters In
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      Hope of more aid from Opec fund
      555 14 OIL MINISTER MANA Saeed Al-Oteiba of the United Arab Emirates offers hope for the developing nations in his suggestion that the capital available to the Opec Fund for International Development (OFID) be substantially increased to US$lOO billion This proposal, if adopted at the
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    Lock icon World's population explosion problems are easing
    1345 14  - World's population explosion problems are easing YOUSSEF M. IBRAHIM By I in London says 61-country UN study A MAJOR worldwide survey of 400,000 women in 61 countries shows that the population explosion that has plagued much of the world is easing. Fertility and birthrates in Third World countries and in
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    The StraitsTimes MONDAY, JULY 21, 1980 RESIDENT CARE
    387 14 The StraitsTimes MONDAY, JULY 21, 1980 RESIDENT CARE THE proposal by Health Minister, Dr Toh Chin dye, to require all private hospitals to appoint resident doctors cannot but elevate standards of hospital care in Singapore. Of late, private hospitals have been mushrooming in the face of increasing demand not only
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    TALKING TOUGH
    369 14 IT was supposed to be one of the regular foreign ministers' meetings of the Vietnam-dominated Indochinese Federation which took formal shape a year ago. But there was no mistaking that last week's session in Vientiane was more than just a routine get-together of the foreign representatives of Vietnam,
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    Concern in Israel over growing militancy of its Arab citizens
    898 14  -  ROBERT GARY By in Nazareth, Israel ISRAEL'S half a million Arab citizens, stirred by rising Muslim nationalism and by deep-rooted feelings of discrimination, are growing increasingly militant, and the Israeli authorities are worried. Many Arab university students, who appear to
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      Mindef must act to curb swearing habit
      331 15 Use of swear words in army IN line with the speech made by the Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Mr Rahim Lshak, on the use of swear words in our society (ST, July 11), I would like to point out that this
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      Many colourful Mandarin phrases as well
      136 15 I REFER to the remarks made by the Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Mr Rahim lshak, on the use of swear words (ST, July 11). According to him, the use of swear words is more common in dialects than in Mandarin. This may
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      I cast no aspersions on their integrity
      172 15 I AM sorry if my letter, "Many other schools do just as badly in Chinese exam" (ST, June 26) has upset the Permanent Secretary of Education. What I was trying to say was that it was important that the best Chinese language teachers
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      We hope VITB will reinstate the preliminary exam
      550 15 THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board's memorandum last' month to our centre's supervisors really shocks us. The abolishment of the preliminary examination this year is a matter of great importance to us students. It is inconceivable that the VITB has rammed this
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      S'pore exchange
      381 16 TWO DAYS were evidently (Migk far the balls to pat their apalde act together gain at the Magapare stoek market last week. After drtftlag la mixed activity far the tint three days at the week, lavestors flaaily regained their e«afldenee glvtag ahare prices a steady to flrm eleae
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      113 16 THE feUewlag I* a list af the \i mast actively traded stacks an the Stock Exchange af Slngapare last week. It Klves the tvaaver Ih thwiai af aalU, elaalag prices •n Friday tod the Ugh and law far lttl t>mpM> Ttnno Prt«M Hick Lmt ■M Mil ill
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      Kuala Lumpur
      358 16 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market was a hive of activity last week and prices, buoyed by strong speculative interest, broke fresh grounds for the second consecutive week. It was the most active week this year. Total turnover ballooned to 43.71 million units valued at MJ136.66 million from 32.79
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        85 16 J«J 14 Jal It Jml M Jal 17 J.1 11 "BT Index: 6345.9? 6X3.48 6375 96 6521.89 6706 96 •Industrials: ***** 560 22 ***** SOS 564.16 feFlnucc: 9(7.77 993 61 993.50 1003 15 1019 69 ••Hotels: 482.56 492*7 489 .00 490 24 ***** •Propcrtta*: 409 24 409 48 408.92
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        89 16 M 14 111 U Jal M J.I 11 J.I II Index: *****.89 ***** 78 *****.51 ***** 03 ***** 15 •ImfcatHak: M.50 663.15 661 IT 664.87 672 38 929 14 ***** 929.14 934.79 ***** ••Hotels: ***** 379 32 379.42 379.71 380 09 •Propertla: ***** ***** 460.58 465.92 ***** *Tlm *****
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        DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
        51 16 Carnal Date TMftlfer T.uj f.r p»>TDMt payable Ike yew prevtou year CeaPraa 6% July 21 10% 7.5% MbKS) 10% July 21 22% 20% P M B I 15'. (n) July 21 25% 20% SMtal 7%TE July 21 7%TE 7%TE TACHy 7% July 21 10% (n) 2nd interim TE
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      384 16 LONDON: The market firmed last week helped by the better than expected balance of trade figures for June and other economic statistics but poor results from Lloyds and a gloomy review of future prospects by the Courtaulds' chairman were adverse influences, dealers said. The FT index was up
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        Rubber steadier
        158 16 LONDON: Rubber Futures closed slightly steadier on Friday, with gains from yesterday of mostly 0.60 to O.ttp per kilo Turnover was three lots of five tonnes and 268 lots of 15 tonnes including 19 Kerb trades. Dealers said a combination of late buying interest, tidying up operations and
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        Lack-lustre trading
        213 16 tonnes) and snort-coveting folTHIN conditions (or the most lowing fresh tension on the part dogged a market devoid Thai Kampuchean border, of any real features, and levels London however, refused to lost two cents overall, says follow influenced by the Hattfey Catter aaa ttmtk in its strength of
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        Tin, rubber closing prices
        49 16 JutyW MylS JutyH My17 My M July 1» Tin R145 t.129 S2.U0 $2,138 S2.1S $2,120 Tonne. Id 207' ISO' i 141 177 183' > Rubber (S) 284.00 284.00 ***** 282.50 282.00 Rubber (M) 288.00 288 50 285.50 286.50 MOO •to Ml per pfcul -t-bceou per Ulo
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        LONDON STOCKS
        618 16 LONDON, Fri. The market closed quietly mixed and the FT Index was fractionally up at 496.9 paints at the clow. Government bonds closed 1/8 easier In reaction to small selling interest with the June retail price index having little impact but the issue of a one Cl billion
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        261 16 NEW YORK, Fri. Steel shares and issues involved in the housing industry advanced as the stock market extended yesterday's strong advance in heavy trading. Analysts said investors continued to be encouraged by signs that the steepest part of the economic downturn has passed. Economic activity (ell 9.1 per
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        221 16 AMSTERDAM. Fri. Share prices closed higher, with (Jallever gaining and R«yal Dsjtea losing 0.70 guilders respectively in mixed Dutch internationals, dealers said. JULY 18 Hi ABN Ahold 6580 »I1 Akzo 2230 +0 1 Al|bank 30(50 til AMEV M20 >08 Amfu 1 1000 »3 Amrobnk 6700 +05 BergoM J7 00
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        Zurich
        254 16 ZURICH, Fri- Prices closed (inner in active trading, with unofficially quoted Credit SataM *ptUM sharply higher while Vaflnfcaak was unchanged in generally harder leading banks, dealers said. Financial were active. Defctnwatt rose to the year's high and On—— was unchanged In transports. Insurances 'vere firmer, led by Bt_sirif bearer,
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        COPPER
        30 16 LONDON: Copper prio« on Friday (prevtou* la tndMM) Wirfbtr Spot CSO4 50 (C(01); sellers CiOb (£»02). Thr** Month bujrcri ES2S (Ct21); itlltri LS36 50(E»J!»l MuMMw: StMdy talmi E.750 tooao
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      Straits tin down
      129 16 THE STRAITS tin price fell another $9 to (2.120 per picul (equivalent to $35.05 per kilo, down 15 cents) in Penang on Saturday, on an official offering up 6' i tonnes to 183 tonnes. LONDON: Tin on the day was up £96 for Cash and £27 for
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      1901 17 PLANTATIONS 430 380 A EnUfprtaes 4B +10 22.0 me 2 m M B»Ui Kawan 370 unch 110 3U 4 m 300 Bam Linuof nt -4 xa a .7 4 530 SOO Benu 530 &0 H7 Chin TKk 330 15.0 1« 83 211 Com Planl 131 -5 35.4
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        226 17 NEWS that US retail sales for June unexpectedly rose 1.5 per cent and belief that the Federal Open Market Committee did Dvt decide on an immediate easing in monetary policy held the dollar steady in the Singapore forex market last week. The market for US dollar was well supported
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        DISCOUNT
        244 17 AS COMPARED to the previous week, the Overnight rates remained stable with the exception of Tuesday. The Term rates (or One, Two and Three Months tinned 18 14 per c«»ni (or the week. Houses had no difficult}' in squaring their books. The Overnight money were taken in at 6-7
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        64 17 THE AVERAGE discount rate (or 91-day Treasury Bills tirn ed at the latest tender to 6.805 per cent from 6.770 per cent previously, the Monetary' AuI thorny of Singapore (MAS). said. Applications totalled $97 million for the (70 million of Bills on offer. About SO per cent
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        ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
        187 17 ASIAN cureacy average depart rate* far tke week ended July 18: US* (BU price.! Hick Low 7 days 8 5/16 813/16 1 month 9' 8 2 months 9 7/10 91/16 3 months 913/16 9 3/16 6 months 9 15/18 9 months 9 15/16 9'i 12 months 915/16
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        Short-term money
        41 17 FOR THE week ended Saturday July 11, the rma(e of call rate received from Short Deposits (M) Bod wuu (ollowi: But tmmt: 4 per cent to per cent. Geaml tmai: 4H per cent. Minamli of tundi totalled »B7 million.
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      Produce prices edge lower
      311 17 Produce prices edge lower PRICES of commodities traded in the Singapore produce market continued to edge lower last week as buyers failed to offer any significant support. Coffee and pepper, in particular, were distinctly easier and views were somewhat bearish. In the coffee section, a dealer said traders were generally
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      Lock icon March tin exports up
      97 17 KUALA LUMPUR: Peninsular Malaysian total tin exports rose to 5,524 tonnes in March from 5,343 in February but were below the 6,768 in March 1979, the Statistics Department said. Exports for January to March amounted to 17,777 tonnes against 19,062 in the same period last year.
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      Selected indices
      54 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 497 3 Thursday 498.9 We«k Ago 493.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 923.98 Thursday 915 10 Week ago 801.13 H.K.HANG BENG Friday 1090.84 Thursday 1077.74 Week ago 1101.14 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Friday 899. 12 Thursday 695 25 Week ago 694.51 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 920.58 Thursday
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      GOLD
      99 17 Gold opened in the Far East at US$615 00 617 00 in line with the New York closing, on Saturday. It slipped to $614.00 615 50 in very quiet conditions before closing at $615 00 617 00 8*aree: N.M. RathaefclM Saw. Fri ltan Melbourne (1) H4 SB 536.6BB MOSS
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      349 17 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday, July 18, I960. BANK'S tPLB Algemene Bank 11 American Express 11 Am'dam R'terdam Bank 11 Asia Commercial 11 Asien-Pazifik 12 A 4 NZ Banking Group II 1 Ban Hln Lee Bank 11 Banca Commerciale
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      3449 18 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX SpJ Telephone Service: *****22 pfrsomai SFRViTFft C ~~1 mi^^ Moodoy FrKloy 830 a- b 00 p m Oanwy 70 <v per -<xd Imn V 0 50) »«RCHANOIBE O I /if /Ik A> V^^\ ,r^^\ 11l fV I I I l\ /A vL I |fl\\
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      287 18 V BUSINESS PRODUCTS. SERVICES ft OPPORTUNITIES TYPING SERVICES FOR Business Correspondence. Resume. Stencil. Photostating. Cyclostyllng Please call Private Secretarial Services. *****73 88 Business Opportunities CANADIAN MARKET BC Interest- ed local canned food products mfg.. travel agency tropic .il plants for export promotion I contact *****95. f^ m Express Co. \"m~
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      308 18 MONOKOMO LCD WATCH manufacturer has new product line* to offer. Any quantity can discuss Please call *****2 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS OVERSEAS COMPANY REQUIRES CASH INVESTOR IN JOINT VENTURE FOR EXCITING MAJOR PROJECT WITH UNIOUE HOTEL AND MEDICAL FEATURES. SOUNC PROJECT ENSURES INVESTOt WITH EXCELLENT REWARDS THIS "FIRST FOR THE HEGIOIT OPPORTUNITY.
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      237 19 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT •46 Situations Vacant a) Professional I Executive ■tSCsC mB iig i b) Secretarial Clerical/ Established Organisation Mißs*M I) TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ GENERAL CLERK .si DC aMe 10 s[H-ak Cal lonese i apply with photo. II) GENERAL WORKER Musi above 'is yrs
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      470 19 Administrative Assistant required for our Katong Branch j Duties: s Handling of telephone calls I a Preparing monthly reports and costings s Stock requisition Qualifications a GCE O' level a Ability to converse well j in English c Knowledge of Mandarin. Malay and dialects advantageous Salary -ill be around 5250.00
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      583 19 A SMrPYARO IN Jurong requires 1 1 Clerk Typist. Working experience not necessary but must have completed Typing Course. (2) General Clerk. Familiar with office duties Preference given to dlsl. 22 residents Please call: *****12/3 company urgently requires: TELEPHONE OPERATOR Cum TYPIST (Establishment along Upper Paya Laser Read) PWtMC t>pp4y
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      543 19 ESTABLISHED FIRM IN SEMBAWANG following position: ACCOUNTS CLERK (Male) c OCE 'O' level with credit In Principles of Accounts. c Relevant working experience would be an advantage but not essential. Commencing salary: $280 per month. Apply giving full particulars to: P.O. BOX 4 SEMBAWANG POST OFFICE SPORE 9175 ESTABLISHED FIRM
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      542 19 ESTABLISHED LEGAL FIRM requires A Stenographer with 'A' levels. Salary will commensurate with qualifications and experience Write to S.T. Box A***** GENERAL CLERKS REQUIRED Immediately No experience necessary Apply: 34th floor. Hong Leong Building, with school certificates and testimonials between 5.30 p.m. and 6p.m. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required Able to
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      610 19 L J Kepptl Shipvort limited Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following appointments: (A) CLERICAL ASSISTANT (AUDIT) (B) TELEPHONE OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS For Post (A) Candidates should: 1 Have a minimum OCE with credits In Mathematics and English. 2. Possess LCCI Bookkeeping i certificate or Its equivalent. 3
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      578 19 WE HOLD THE KEY TO YOUR NEXT JOB! ACT NOW! Our very distinguished Clients have openings for FAST TYPISTS TELEX OPERATORS TELEPHONE OPERATORS GIRL FRIDAY GENERAL SECRETARIES SR/JR ACCOUNTS CLERK GENERAL CLERKS OFFICE BOYS DRIVERS If you think you fit the bill, call LUCY immediately at *****12. MALE AND FEMALE
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      617 19 NIPPON STEEL CORPORATION A leading Japanese steel I manufacturing company re- I quires: MALE GENERAL CLERK c GCE O' level w.th good command of English c Ability to type 30wpm with electric type wller c Good health and iiersonallty Age: Below 22 years old and completed National Service Interested applicants,
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      638 19 TATA has immediate vacancy for ACCOUNTS CLERK Minimum G.C E O' level i LCC. Intermediate Accounting or Higher AccountIng > At least Ito 2 years' working experience i Preferably those residing in dlsts. 3.5 L 22. lalary will commensurate with luaiifications and enperience. interested applicants may call par onally for
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      606 19 c) Sales kOENTS REQUIRED FOR Insur- ince sales Training provided ''Inanclng terms considered .'all Patrick. *****8 k Leading Hotel Group requires tor Is Singapore regional Sales Ofnce: I) ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER (FEMALE) RESERVATION". SECRETARY (FEMALE) 'referably with Hotel experl■nce S.T. BOX A9OSSS Closing date: 31.7 JO. kMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN/ ladles
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      509 20 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant c) Smles CHANSON COSMETICS Is my life. Invites applications for the post BEAUTICIAN SUPERVISOR the job entails liaising with clients, preparing training and marketing planning Applicants should submit full and complete resume of education, work experience, current salary, contact telephone number and a recent photo
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      543 20 .EAD4NO REAL ESTATE Company invites applications from Male/ Female Singapore Citizens for the posts of Sales Executives. Minimum qualifications O' level Applicants must have their jwn cars No experience requlrrd Salary plus commission. Only ipplirallons with enclosed repent photograph (non-relurn-sble) entertained Apply In strictest confidence to: S T Box A*****
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      647 20 II EMPLOYMENT HESHE REQUIRES SALESGIRLS for Peninsula and Katong Starting salary *2SO Experience though preferable Is not essential. For interview, call Mr Llm. at *****77 SALES EXECUTIVE REOURED for advertisement canvassing. Must be available for Immediate employment. Basic salary, allowance and commission offered Apply personally lo: Unit 217, 2nd floor.
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      606 20 d) Technical A last expanding shipyard In Jurong urgently require, the following personnel: 1) ELECTRICIANS 2) MECHANICAL FITTERS 3) OFFICE BOY 4) CLERKS For I ladtale interview, please call personalty at: SINGAPORE SiaPaWUHNO a ENGINEERING LTD NO. 7 BE NOI RD SINGAPORE 22*2 (Take Bus service 253 from Jurong Interchange).
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      357 20 II EMPLOYMENT A large furniture manufacturing company in Kranji invitee applications for:1. TOOLROOM TECHNICIANS a 2— 3 years' working experience In similar vocation In woodworking Industry. 2. BOILER ATTENDANTS c Possess Class 2 Boiler Certificate 3. APPRENTICE FITTERS c Have some knowledge of mechanical line 4. FEMALE CLERK c OCE
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      475 20 VPACIFIC^/ A .üb.Kli.ry of CaMomia Pellet MM Company (the world's leading manufacturer ol Pellet Mms) Due to rapid expansion, we have vacancies for the following posts: (A) DRILLING MACHINE OPERATORS (Mala) (Female above 25 years) (B) LATHE MACHINE OPERATORS (C) FITTER/ POLISHING OPERATORS (D) Q.C. INSPECTOR (Male/Female) (E) MAINTENANCE FITTER
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      334 20 II EMPLOYMENT led 4 |^*"aAk I RYODEN (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. I sole agent for Mitsubishi Lifts li Escalators have va- cancles for: li) TRAINEE LIFT MAINTENANCE MECHANICS Starting pay will not be lees than $240/- per month excluding transport A laundry allowances Applicants must have completed Sec 2 and possess
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      672 20 MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL PERSONNEL Requirements: c At least 2 years experience In maintenance and repair of alrcondltlonlng systems and electrical fittings. c Preference will be given to those who have a Trade or Craft Certificate. c Ability to work Independently Successful candidates can aspect lo be upgraded aa M E Foreman
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      227 20 II EMPL WELDERS. STEEL WORKERS md General Workers required by mechanical engineering rirm located at factory In Marslllng. Woodlands. Please contact Mr Poon. Tel: *****41 or call personally at: 29. Blk 14. Marslllng Industrial Estate Road 1. We need: SKILLED REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING MECHANICS For ship repairing Job Please call:
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      286 20 WE OFFER MORE BENEFITS IF YOU ARE )UR... Requirements a. 16 years and above b. No experience required, training will be provided c. Singapore and Malaysian Citizen or permanent resident I -wSftsjSSl— \.'J___ bHh»bV'v9b9 vv-vmH 9.00 am 11.00 am 1.30 pm 4.00 pm Bus Service: 33,176,185,196, il fif) I !Wj
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      366 21 II EMPLOYMENT J II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant c) Production dk CHARTERED INDUSTRIES Of SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED WE ALSO PROVIDE.- Free Breakfast Free Monthly Lunch Free Transport for shift workers Free Uniforms Free Medical Consultation Subsidised Meals Annual X-Ray 13 Month Pay livhouse Training
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      246 21 \C^ Hit s^\ Everybody's Talking About Learning Skills Here's your chance to start learning now! Join Us As QC Inspector Female i Operator OUR OPERATORS EARN UP TO: $288 on confirmation $305 after 6 months PLUS NO SCOPE WORK GENERAL BENEFITS You can choose to work on NORMAL HOURS or
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      410 21 naooDDD \-eifico\ DDDDDDO A UHTO«»I(J( HAS IMMEDIATE VACANCiESFOR: Requirements: Age: 20-25 years Minimum Q.C.E. *O' level with credit In Mathematics. Those with relevant experience In electronics Industry preferred. Requirements: Age: 18-24 years Minimum G.C.E. 'O f level Preferably one year experience In Q.C. function. Requirements: Minimum age 16 yean At
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      257 21 Immediate vacancies for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Requirements: c 16 to 40 years c Single/married c No experience required c Singaporeans/Malaysians Benefits Free transport No shift rotation No scope work Free medical attention Good annual leave plan rlage/malernlly/paternlty leave Company's hostel for Malaysians Annual wage supplement Insurance coverage Employee's savings plans
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      260 21 <$> i i ASAHI TV-GLASS PTE. LTD. invites applicants to fill the fol- j lowing positions for our new factory In Jurong:1. MALE INSPECTION OPERATORS 2. MALE GENERAL OPERATORS c Completed Primary Six c Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts c Completed National Service We otter c High commencing
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      156 21 MALE 1 PRODUCTION WORKERS wanted immediately by European lactory in Ju- rong. I c Singapore citizens. I c Age 18 and above. No shift work. c Primary education I I We pay: i c Basic salary SSI 1.70 per day I a Transport provided. a Full attendance inceni tlves of
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      248 21 Urgently required MALE FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS c No shift work c Oood starting pay c Generous Increment, after probation c Good transport and attendance Incentives are provided. c Experienced or Inexperienced will also be considered. i Intereated, pleaae call at: The Personnel Department No. 15, Taniong Kling Road Jurong Industrial
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      365 21 the .place for you START AS AN NMB OPERATOR Tat tarsaaeel Deaartaeat Brack 10. M Fleer, JK Rattaa 1 Factary Ratal Mn atoppmim 1. Chai Chet Avt Stauparc 1646 I I I Required Immediately FEMALE FACTORY I OPERATIVES Earnings per day I $9.28 and $9.78 after 3 montns probation. i
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      412 21 A leading seafood processing and distribution company requires the following: 1) MECHANICS/ FITTERS To maintain and repair fish processing machines, compressors, trucks, etc. and to do fabrication work Preferably must have completed relevant VITB coursei At least 3 years experience In similar work Age 20-38 years 2) GENERAL WORKERS Preferably
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      604 21 A leading and well organised group of companies he a the following vacanctee In their Property Oiviaion: A) ELECTRICIAN/ MECHANIC R#qutr #fn#n Is c ITB Certificate Orade 3 In Electrical Installation and Practice c Al least 2 years' experience In the maintenance of Electrical, fire and alrcondltlonlng systems Candidates with
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      608 22 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous CAR PARK CASHKRS required for prestigious complex Morning and afternoon shift". Call personally Room S. 4th fir 1461) Robinson Road CHAUFFEUR CUM PEON required urgently for wholesaler and trading company c Able to speak simple
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      467 22 DRIVERS AMO STOREMEN required immediately Apply 2A. Lorong Tukang Dua. Jurong Industrial Estate. Spore 2261 IMPERIAL HEALTH CEMTRE at Oberol Imperial Singapore requires MASSEUSES Experienced It pleasant disposition Non -experienced may also apply Pieeee ceM *****ti tor interview INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWARDERS rtes immediate vacancies lor (A) CLASS 3 DRIVERS (B)
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      407 22 MANAGEMENT CORPORATION Strata Title* No. 461 requires 1) FEMALE CLERK/ TYPIST c OCE 'O' Level (English) c Clerical knowledge c Able to work Independently 2) APPRENTICE TECHNICIAN c Must have electrical experience c Able to work hard. c Completed N.S. c Preferably with VITB Certificate Plsass apply parsonally with identity
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      547 22 HOTEL PHOENIX SINGAPORE has Immediate vacancies for: SALES OFFICER Requirements: Working knowledge of Japanese. GCE 'tr Level. Inclusive of duty meals. Kindly write in and attach a recent photograph to: PERSONNEL DEPT HOTEL PHOENIX SINGAPORE ORCHARD/SOMERSET ROADS, SPORE 0923. HUGHES TOOL COMPANY (FAR EAST) PTE. LTD. requires: DRIVER c Class
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      439 22 JOIN COLONEL SANDERS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN PTE. LTD. We require management staff lor TRAINEE ASSISTANT UNIT MANAGERS (MALE/FEMALE) c GCE O' Level with some working experience c Age 21 and above We require hilltime star! lor our 1) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 2) COOKS 3) CASHIERS 4) PACKERS/ DISPENSERS We alto require
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      491 22 kaj*/ HOTEL Malaysia requires CHAMBERMAID Minimum $312-00 per month WAITER/WAITRESS Minimum (312-00 petmonth BARMAN Minimum $357-00 per month PANTRY ASSISTANT Minimum $312-00 per month WsoMer:- Free Duty Meals Free Uniforms L Laundry Free Medical Benefits Annual Leave Annual Wage Supplement All applicants must be prepared to perform shift duties. On
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      485 22 SINGAPORE FUJITEC 1 ELEVATOR CORPN. I LTD requires 1) TRAINEE JUNIOR EXECUTIVES (Mate) c Diploma In Electrical/ Mechanical/Production Engineering from the Singapore Polytechnic or Ngee Ann Technical College c Completed/exempted from fulltlme National Service. 2) TECHNICIANS c ITC In Electrical/Me- I chanlcal Engineering! from the Singapore Technical Institute. I c
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      671 22 OPENING SOON AT JURONG! PIZZAS! FUN) EXCITEMENT! 20TH CENTURY— SHAKEY'S PTE LTD SHAKEY'S PIZZA PARLOR REQUIRES 1) CASHIERS (FEMALE) Secondary education, 2 3 years experience 2) STOCK CLERK (MALE) Secondary education Previous experience In Store-keeping would be an advantage 3) FOODSERVERS (FEMALE/MALE) 4) BUS BOYS/ GIRLS 5) KITCHEN PORTERS (MALE)
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      557 22 SKIN CARE CONSULTANT Job entails liaeing with Beaut] Salons, Market Planning. Offic< Management. Will suit Nurses. Beautlciana. Applicants should submit lull re eume. photograph, telephone con tact toHARLEV STREET PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES Ml. PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE SINGAPORE 010S MALAY DRIVER REQUIRED ll Paslr Rls. Preferably retired Ring: *****4 1 Mr Wan
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      700 22 VAN ATTENDANTS required urgently by Garment J Industry. c Primary 6 education c Tamil acceptable, preferably those who can speak Hokkl- en or Mandarin Interested, contact or call personally tot 11-E. JALAN ME SIN OFF MACPHERSON ROAD SINGAPORE IMS TEL: *****0879. (MISS LNM) 1 WAITRESSES REOUI !ED BY 1 Prestlgeous
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      625 23 II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES BOATS 111 VEHICLES BOATS 111 VEHICLES A BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 46 Situations Vacant g) Tutorial REQUIRED FULL/ PART Time Instructors (English and Chinese) to teach Handicraft Features. Fashion Designing. Dressmaking and Men Tailoring Course at our Institute Apply personally to The Associated School of Dressmakings
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      240 23 SO TUTORS REQUIRED urgently by Tuition Centre 430A East Coast Road 1542 *****07/ *****6' *****4 I h) Domestic AMERICAN COUPLE District 10. wants live-in Amah Some cooking References preferred Salary lei *****45 between 2pm 6pm 47 Situations Wantad EXPERIENCED PERSONAL SECRETARY 10 Managing Director of International Organisation seeks similar position
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      667 23 /a\ SUNRISE l^^T CAR RENTAL^ Brand Nm,. Lat*st Model Air CondttmwdCan i •M*rccteß*ni2oo 5 Colt Stomi 2000 GU •LancefCtlesttUOOCoupt •ColH*ncetl2oo&S/W»oon •Mitsubishi Coll 1200 1 NO MLEAGE CHARGE *****0/***** 107, BUKIT TIMAH ROAD (2 KM) SINGAPORE 0922 55 Vehicles For Sale a) Mini r.KIEtM-1 CALL *****33 GEYLANG BRANCH *****72 BALESTIER BRANCH
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      703 23 Honda HONDA ACCORD/ CIVIC/ PRELUDE/ VAN For Mora Information Or Taal Driva PLEASE CONTACT MRGYYIAP (Kah Motors) Talaphona: (***** OR: MM (24 hours anawanng aarvica) (Scrap Cara Wantad) LATE I*7* HONOA Accord Four doors, one private owner Excellent condition $29,900. Tel: *****03 NOV. I*7* HONOA Accord 1600. 4-door. 1 owner,
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      731 23 JUNE -7* 1 owner. Compan Registration Colt Mltsublsh OLX Super Shift. 1400 c c We! maintained, anti-rust, alrconc radio cassette and sports rim! Price $25,000 ono Tel: *****07 o *****19. LATE I*7* COLT Lancer 1400 SI One owner, insurance and roai tax. aircond. $24,500 ono Con tact William *****65 1*72
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      817 23 y HIGN VALUATION OFFERED t«M I your used vehicles Hire purII chase arrangeable Tal Thong I Lee Trading Pie Ltd. 17 18. s Nankin Street *****5/ ***** r II you ara tn lha markat to buy or sail 1 a good uaad carConsult tha prolaaaiooßl who knows aboutI WHEEL'S 20*.
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      1082 23 56 Vehicles Wanted AA MEMBER ACCOUNTANT REQUIRES any make vehicles. 1974 to 1980. company/private welcomed Tel: *****58 A COMPANY REQUIRE* any year No PARF vehicle Below 1800 c c Highest offer lei: *****87 AGOOOOFFER a for all PARF scrap cars a any model good used cars private and company registration
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      764 23 A COSY SINGLE-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE Near Holland shopping village American r International School. 3 bedrooms, servants amenities Convenient of public transport Carpeted I alrcondltloned Small garden Furnished (2.200 p.m RICHARO K.C. LOW HOUSING PTE LTD 2*434*1 (4 linaa) A NEWLY PAINTED 2-Slorey semidetached In Dist 10 near American School. 3
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      819 23 LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS WITH/ WITHOUT SWIMMING POOL IN EXCLUSIVE DISTRICTS: a RidgewcMx! Townhous. S4.MO a Lucky Towers $4,500 a Draycotl Tower 14.500 a Balmoral Tower *4.500 a Grange Heights M.OOO a Cairnhill Plaza type l< $4,000 a Chang Mansion 13.200 a Acacia Block Pandan Valley $3,000 a l.un.ililo Rise 12.500 i.lgh
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      821 24 IV ACCOMMODATION A PMPEItfIES I IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION I PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES T IV ACCOMMODATION A PROPERTIES 60 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats ACE HOUSMG (TEL: *****22) Panrooma. swimming, tennis, squash. $3,000 fully furnished ACE HOUSING (TEL: *****22) Camellia Terrace penthouse with roof garden 4 bedrooms,
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      665 24 DMT. 9 LUXURIOUSLY FURNMHED apartment with swimming pool Walking distance to Orchard Road. 3 bedrooms, bathrooms, alrcondltloned Balcony with panoramic view Call: Chris *****37/8 DIST 9. PACIFIC MANSION 3 bedrooms. 2 halls 2 alrconds. Fully furnished Rental: $1,400 Tel: *****86 DMT. S WALKBK) DISTANCE to Orchard Road. Fully furnished apartment.
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      728 24 ASIAN HOUSING AGENCY *****12 provide better services ror better choice or rooms/ flats/ houses. D'ST. 1, AMCONDrnotfZO C ARPETB) and fully furnished room for renL Ofrice fully furnished for rental. Call before 4.30 p.m. *****2. evenings, *****83 ONE SPACIOUS ROOM along East Coast Road. Preferably bachelors Phone *****12 Mdm Llm
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      710 24 82 Leave Accommodation AN EXPATRIATE INTERNATIONAL BANKER AND WIFE WISH TO RENT A fully Furnished 3 or 4bedroomed house. With liva-in amah Willing to look sft#r pots. PERIOD: END SEPTEMBER THROUGH NOVEMBER mo. Intaraatad partMja, kindly contftct: *****59 63 Residential Properties For Sale a) Houses a DIST. 10 off Stevens
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      875 24 DIST. 11, FREEHOLD SINGLESTOREY detached bungalow. 6.683 sq.ft 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, I servant's room, study, utility room. hall, dining room, kitchen and garage Tel: *****9/ *****08. Principals only! DMT. 11 SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW with 4 bedrooms Selling with tenancy $420,000 Mldrield Realty *****66 DIST. 11 WELL MAINTAINED double-storey detached bungalow
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      832 24 b) Flats A BARGAIN SALE. Kuhlo Rise $320,000. Hlllcrest Arcadia Dosslna Block $320,000. Rldgewood Kamehameha $345,000 Grangeford $290,000. City Plaza $178,000 Nasslm Mansion $1.3 million. Mldfleld Realty *****60. A BAUMMA TERRACE. Pandan Valley condominium, facing American School. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, servant's amenities. Fully carpeted with beautiful light fittings, furniture
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      721 24 DMT. IS, PALM BEACH Garden Thoughtfully designed 3-storey townhouse. Type B. Facing swimming pool and morning sun with split-level living and sitting room. 5 bedrooms (all with bathrooms attached). 1 servant's. 2.550 sq ft Price: $410,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****37. No brokers. DMT. S HOMO LEONG Garden. 3 bedrooms, 1.300 sq.ft.
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      753 24 SPOTTISWOOOE APT. STN fir. facing sea. $180,000 0.n.0 P.O. Box 3049 Spore 9008 s Ths Village (matsensMa) District 5. 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, cosy llvtng/dlnIng rooms, patio overlooking swimming pool. No restriction to foreign owners SaMJj s Chempaka Court (Pandan Valley). 3 bedrooms plus 1 study. Fully furnished. Floor
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      771 24 URGENTLY INTERESTED TO PURCHASE Bungalow In Dial. IS Ramsgale Road/ Walton Road/ Road. CONTACT: 3S3S3S DORIS 2SSOS4S INTERESTED IN Qallena. Woodlelgh Grove. Green Meadows. Changl Garden. St. Patrick's Garden and other areas. 65 Factory Space Vacant/Wanted BRAND NEW FACTORY rent. Off Balestier Road. Ist or 2nd floor 2750 0r 5.500
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      679 24 r^BBBBe>SBBiaBM SBBBJBVS FOR LEASE PIL Building Prime office building at Cecil Street scheduled for completion in end 1980 Limited whole floor premises of 521 2 smard subdivided office suites from 102 2 sm at current rentals from $32 29 psm/mth The) Arcade Well-appointed redevelopment m Raffles Place/ Collyer Quay. Completion
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      120 Deaths
      105 25 i Mr* Ang Boon S*«ng n— Tan Yam Nao, agod 80 yaara panad away peacefully on 20/7/M «l Mount Alvar m« Hospital iMvtng behind: Sons: George Johnnie Mary Esther Lily Rosalind Nancy Patsy Oauflhler.-in-l.w Wong Mun Mol, Irene Teo Slew Oeck. Mary Sona in law: I Tan Chuan
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      124 In Memoriam
      63 25 In Laving Memory ol our Beloved Father BRAHAM DEO NAIK Departed on 21*1 July 1*7* Who left us so suddenly two years ago No words can dcsrribt- the pain your sudden loss has brought us; You are always in our iluniKlit s Sadly mmtd but loravar ramambarad
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      In Loving Memory of
      16 25 Madam Song Puay Hoon Departed 21.7.78 DEEPLY MISSED BY YOUR LOVED ONES.
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      654 25 SHOP UNIT AT Hong l.eong Oarden Shopping Centre ((iroundfloor) S3O sq ft 5265.000 Lucky T*laza (Ixiwerground) 425 sq ft Sl.soop.sf Worldwide *****77 SINGAPORE SHOPPING CENTRE* .trd floor shop for .sale Area 281 sq ft al 5375 p 1.1 Good location Tel *****53/ *****76 Andrew I .enni! HotSHSsJ Agency UPPER SERANGOON
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      526 25 97 Driving Instruction ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL. Fetch/ send LO-13. Kirn Seng Shopping Centre, (opposite Great World). *****78/*****79. GOODWILL DRIVING SCHOOL R.O V. qualified, efficient, responsible Instructors with high passing rates Call 4401R36 *****29. HOOVER DRIVING CENTRE. Minimum $6.50. Complete course $275 Fetch and send free Tel *****62/ *****21 LAMBERTS DRIVING
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      355 25 WHY DO THREE out of four learner drivers failed their driving test 1 What are their common mistakes? And how does one pass the test' To help potential testees. Choon Driving School (established 1957) ensures proper coaching at all lest centres. 2. Jalan Yasln *****73. 98 Dancing Instruction BEGINNERS CLASS
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      243 25 Si EUROPE Global^ EUROPEAN ROUND-UP 15 days 551, 695 EUROPEAN VIEWFINDER 14daysSSl,33O PANORAMIC VIEWFINDER 19 days 551, 760 LIUUiLLL 3 nights accomnrrodation PEMTA SS26O REGENCY SS2OO ENTERPRISE SSI 71 inclusive of breakfast and VAT ysnuiiv Sydney, Snowy Mountain Tour 6 days SSBSB Southern City Sights 7daysSS9l9 Gold Coast Relaxer 14
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      521 25 a EAST/WEST USA OVERLAND NATIONAL DAY SPECIAL TOUR 19 CITIES Dep 8 9 27 days $3495 51) PEN CH'S OT OUT-WARDS a PULAU TIOMAN BY AIR 11/8 $245 Dep 2S/7 15/8 22/8 (3D/2N) 20 OENTINO 2 WAYS BY AIR $108 (STAY X I. )SIS9 a RHIAU ISLANDS 2D3N OT OUT-WAKD.S
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      659 26 VACANCIES FOR QUALIFIED* AND SEMI QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANTS We, a fast expanding local firm of accountants with international I affiliations, have vacancies in our following offices: KOTA KINABALU SANDAKAN TAWAU KUCHING Applicants should possess the following pre-requisites: (i) graduates or students who have completed or partly completed I examinations conducted by
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      231 26 ASSISTANT MANAGER Applications are invited from qualified Bumiputras for the above post. The ideal candidate will have a recognised Certificate/ Diploma in Printing Technology OR at least 5 years working experience in supervisory level in the printing industry. Preference will be given to candidates proficient in English. The successful candidate
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      748 26 THE SGV GROUP KASSIM, CHAN CO. SGV-KC TAXATION SERVICES SDN. BHD. Our large professional organization invites applications for various positions in our fast expanding practice. AUDIT TAX SENIORS SENIORS A professional qualification and Preferably in possession of a professional adequate audit experience in diversified qualification businesses Should possess a minimum
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      188 26 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that MR MICHAEL LEE BOON SIONG of NRIC Number *****54/F is no longer in our employment with effect from 15th JULY 1980. He is not authorised to transact any business or collect monies on behalf of the Company. CATHAY PHOTO STORE (PTE) LIMITED THE COMPANIES
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      145 26 NOTICE THE LAND TITLES ACT (CHAPTER ni) AND THE LAND TITLES (STRATA) ACT (CHAPTER TT) WHEREAS pursuant to Section 32 of the Land Titles Act an Application No. A/***** dated the 17th day of March 1980 has been made by NG CHAI CHOO of No. 2 Walton Road, Singapore, Housewife
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      522 26 IN THE HIGH COURT OK SINGAPORE omp»nirs Winding Up > Ne. n of l*Bs In thf Matter ot tnr ompajilrs Art (Chapter 185) And In th«- Matter of VANDA MARITIME PRIVATE LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of the abovenamed Company
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      625 26 IN THE HIOH COITBT OP THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE s«n n». 1m i in* Dftwcm DAMAN (8) PTE. LTD. PUlBttfh Ami PANG CHi; WEE ml— kMn M JIMMY PANG Mndut To: Pang Chu Wee also known as Jimmy Pang late of No. 78-A, Lorong Salor Ayer, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that
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    Warning to SBS drivers: Don't speed
    239 27  -  EDMUND TEO By SINGAPORE Bus Service drivers have been warned not to speed even when traffic conditions allow them to do so. They have also been urged not to take it for granted that other motorists will observe trafficrules, and to pay particular attention
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    Essay writing contest
    40 27 PASIR I 'an iang community centre will hold a courtesy essay competition for primary and secondary schools in (he constituency. Entry forms are obtainable from the centre. The closing date is July 29. For details, telephone *****7.
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    Lunch talk
    41 27 MR lAN R. Mac Donald, director of corporate planning. Guthrie Berhad. Singapore, will speak on Some Observations Concerning the Management of Time at a lunch organised by the National Productivity Association at Hotel Merlin on Wednesday at 12.30 p.m.
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    Failure to put on seat belts cost 25 lives last year
    420 27 TWENTY-FIVE motorists and front .seat passengers who had not strapped on seat belts died in accidents last year, the Traffic Police said yesterday. A total of 219 people were seriously injured because they did not have their seat belts
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    RICE COST MORE LAST WEEK
    78 27 SINGAPOREANS paid a little more for their rice but lew* for their fish and vegetables last week, according to fig- ares Issued by the Trade Department. The price of 1M per cent Thai rice rose by 8 cents. However, chye slm and bal lan cost
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    Traffic cop hurt in crash
    153 27 Traffic cop hurt in crash A TRAFFIC Police special constable was seriously injured when his motorcycle was involved in an accident with a car at the junction of Mountbatten and Stadium roads early yesterday. Sergeant Loong See Keng, a national serviceman, was heading towards Nicoll Highway when the collision occurred
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    Susan in line for a double first in law
    151 27 Susan in line for a double first in law THE younger sister of President's Scholar Desiree Lie, who graduated with first class honours in medical sciences from Cambridge two years ago, has just scored a first in law at the same university. Susan, 20, has one more year to go
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    TV debate dare by the UF
    76 27 THE United Front has challenged the ruling party to a television debate on the need for having an early general election in Singapore. UF secretary general, Mr Scow Knee Leng, said he is prepared to debate on international issues, threats to Asean from Vietnam
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      160 27 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh V Hal Camp OONT COME iK.J'&GS F F IVE WALKTED /AllA BEFORE I&O HOME WHERE WE»E YOU J'&GS? I A/ASDEQED AWAY AND MUST j OVER TOWN AND J ILL STOP IN FOP v, PFi'S BEEN N AND OUT J HAVE GOTTEN LOS"" THERE'S NO
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      Keep The Faith II is stylish Cup winner
      2615 28 SOVEREIGN HIGH ROUTS FAVOURITE VIVA IPOH II TO COMPLETE SPLENDID DOUBLE... KEEP THE FAITH H found the end of a long lane with a stylish win in the Bukit Timah Cup for Class 2 horses over 2,000 metres at Bukit Timah yesterday.
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      STIPE'S REPORT
      791 28 JOCKEYS D. Kwong and E. Chan were yesterday suspended for three and two race days respectively by the stewards of the Singapore Turf Club. Kwong (Pride And Honour) was banned until Sunday fortnight for failing to make sufficient effort to ride his horse out over the final 400
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      BIG SWEEP
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      171 28 SIN CHEW JIT POH STOCK EXCHANGE OF SPORE jointly present ,<^ SSSSs V a Chinese monthly xXXjX^if\ vi* iiit b*i J^*^* -ww 6 S>l.O** B»^l H Provides a reliable guide to local 1 m V B and overseas sharemarkets, I 1H B 1 comprising current facts and 1 v-~ I
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      Lock icon Fesenko points to first Soviet swimming gold
      196 29 MOSCOW, Sun SKRGEI FESENKO today pointed the Soviet Union towards their first men's Olympic Games swimming gold medal when he led qualifiers for the 200 metres butterfly final here. Fesenko, 21, clocked 2min o.2osec. to finish a shade ahead of Britain's Phil Hubble
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      Swim mark
      57 29 MOSCOW, Sun. East Germany's Barbara Krause cut almost half a second off her own world record In a women's IMm freestyle heat at the Olympic swimming pool today, when she clocked S4.M sec. Her old time of 55.41 was set In July, 1978. on. his 20th birthday yesterday,
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      Lock icon Czechoslovaks are main threat
      264 29 MOSCOW, Sun. Czechoslovakia, with seven members of the squad who won third place in the recent European championship, appear to pose the chief threat to the Soviet Union in the Olympic soccer tournament opening today. But the Czechoslovaks, who include Ladislav Vizek, who tormented Italy in
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      Gymnast Boerio takes a tumble
      137 29 MOSCOW, Sun. France's Henri Boerio, the ISIS 01) triple bronze medallist, tumbled off the parallel tars and crashed his head against the apparatus when the men's team gymnastics tournament began here today. The 28-year-old French star was dazed by the fall, but continued after treatment.
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      Lock icon Rossi's ban cut to two years
      651 29 BRIEFS ROME. Sun. An Italian Football League Appeals Commission yesterday reduced the ban on Italy's international striker Paolo Rossi from three years to two, but confirmed the relegation of AC Milan to the Second Division. The Commission revised a number of sentences passed last
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      Right on target for world record
      389 29 MOSCOW, Sun. The first world record of the Moscow Olympic Games was set today by Russian marksman Alexander Melentev, who scored 581 points out of a possible 600, in the free pistol event. East Germany's Harald Vollmar won the silver medal with 568 points,
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      Lock icon All the results
      305 29 BASKETBALL Wanes: Bulgaria 102 Italy 65. Mca: Graap A Brazil 72 Czechoslovakia 70. Graap C: Italy 92 Sweden BOXING Featherweight (57kg): Rudi Fink (E. Gerjbt Hannu Kaislama (Fin), points; Carlos Gonzalez (Men) bt Nidal Haddad (Syr), pts. LJghtwetght (MM): Richard Nowakowski (E. Ger) bt Christopher Ossai (Nig),
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      Lock icon Soviet diver's change of heart
      148 29 Soviet diver's change of heart MOSCOW, Son. A Soviet diver, whose apparent defection to Canada daring the I*7B Montreal Olympics almost caused the Soviet I nion to withdraw from the Games, will represent his country again. The Soviet I nion threatened to withdraw after Canadian officials granted Sergei Nemtsanov, then
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      Lock icon Leading scores
      174 30 The leaders after the third round: tK Tom Watson (US) 68. 70, 64; «M Ken Brown (Bri) 70, 68, 68; Lee Trevino (US) 68, 67, 71; m Ben Crenshaw (US) 70, 70. 68; 211 Hubert Green (US) 77. 69. 64; Andy Bean (US> 71, 69. 70. 211 Isao
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      Chua's first big success
      449 30  -  ERNEST FRIDA B> CHUA TONG CHEA, a public accountant, claimed his first major success in a golf competition when he walked away with the top prize in the ASEAN Putter tournament, organised by the Keppel Club, at Bukit Chermin yesterday. Chua, 39, who plays off a
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      Lock icon BAS teams for two tourneys
      305 30  -  PETER SIOW By I THE Basketball Association of Singapore, at their management council meeting at Sports House, yesterday announced the teams to next month's Pan-Indonesian tournament in Medan and the Asian Basketball Confederation women's championship in Hongkong in September. The Medan team comprise Goh Ghee
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      Fok smashes own national discus record
      586 31  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By IN Fok Keng Choy's first try, he had failed to break the national discus record. As he prepared for his second try, he knew he would be able to make it. He had to. And he did. He flung the
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      73 31 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON Inter-con-stituency tournament (Guillemard Road and Delta Complex 7.30pm). BASKETBALL ASEAN schools' championships (Gay World Stadium). HOCKEY BHA ondrr-tJ r«mprtitt*a: Jansenites v Seletar (Farrer Park Athletic Centre 5.15pm); Indian Association I Khalsa; Bedok v Combined Schools (both matches at Balestier Rd. 5.15pm). SOCCER NFL Div. 1: SAFSA v
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      Anura fails to force victory
      464 31  -  ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE Chinese Recreation Club came within a whisker of registering their first win in the Singapore Cricket Association's senior tournament yesterday when they held Singapore Armed Forces to a thrilling tie at the Tanglin Oval. SCRC, who are languishing at the bottom
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      Shoon Soo for ASEAN tourney
      293 31  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By WONG SHOON SOO, 17, the younger brother of Yonex national circuit first-leg winner, Wong Shoon Keat, has been shortlisted for the ASEAN schools badminton championships in Kuala Lumpur or Penang in mid-rv-cember. It will be Shoon Soo's third overseas badminton trip this
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      Pahang challenge Singapore's bid
      284 31  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE Malays' bid to stage the Sultan's O«M Cap Mccer Oaal at the NatUaal Stadtam aa Sept. b mw being challenged by Pahaag. At the Malays!* Malays' Faotball Association meeting la Koala Linpir aa Friday, Pahaag also pat ap their case to hast
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      NCO triumph
      58 31 NCO Soccerites B beat Combined Rangers 2-1 on penalty kicks after a 5-5 draw at fulltime to win Kuo Oman's seven-a-side soccer tournament. Jolly Lads FC defeated Smokey Castle 3-2 on penalty kicks, following a 2-2 draw at full-time. President's XI bt Secretary XI 5-4 and A team
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      Lock icon $30,000 prize
      32 31 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Bowler Long Hin San became (30.000 richer yesterday after he rolled in a perfect game of 300 in the Selangor Open championships at the Starbowl yesterday. NST.
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      Kaki Bukit play above themselves
      215 31  -  R. MANORAJ KAKI BUKIT 2 FARRER PARK O By KAKI BUKIT played above themselves to beat Farrer Park United in a National Football League Division One match at Jurong Stadium last night. Kaki Bukit were the aggressors from the start, aided by the wizardry of
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      Arshad's goal saves Changi from defeat
      148 31 CHANGI CON. 2 MOUNTBATTEN 2 A GOAL two minutes before full-time by Arshad Khamis helped Changi Constituency to hold Mountbatten to a draw in the National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night, reports JOE DORAI. It was a
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      112 31 Before your games or exercises, LOOSEN UP MUSCLES WITH ELLIMANS Ellimans has special penetrating and stimulating ingredients that spread a soothing warmth, as you massage. It helps keep your muscles toned and invigorated, during games and even after! Ellimans also provides swift relief for lumbago, sprains, bruises, tired feet and
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    Lock icon JUST GLAD TO BE BACK, SIR
    45 32 JUST GLAD TO BE BACK, SIR MR RICHARD qi KEN (left), the American hostage recently released by his Iranian captors, belßg greeted by President Jimmy Carter at the White House Oval Office on Saturday. Fifty-two other Amercans are still being held in Iran. UPI picture.
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    Lock icon Supreme Court judge gives nod for draft
    126 32 Supreme Court judge gives nod for draft WASHINGTON, Sun US SUPREME COURT Justice William Brennan yesterday blocked a lower court ruling and said registration of young men for the military draft could begin as scheduled tomorrow. Justice Brennan acted by issuing a stay of a ruling made by a threejudge
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    Lock icon China to Laos: Don't provoke trouble
    301 32 China to Laos: Don't provoke trouble BEIJING, Sunday CHINA today warned Laos not to allow itself to be used by Moscow and Hanoi to provoke trouble against neighbouring countries. A lengthy commentary issued by the official Xinhua news agency reminded Laos that its border clashes with Thailand last month were
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    DON'T BE SHY
    35 32 IF YOU caa speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start la Mandarin. The ether person may know Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the Initiator!
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    Ito: Japan to stand firm on Kabul issue
    273 32 TOKYO, Sunday JAPAN'S new foreign minister, Mr Masayoshi Ito, has said the government will continue to take a stern attitude towards the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. In an interview with the newspaper Yomiuri Shimbun yesterday, Mr Ito said: "We must not make
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    Dissident out
    45 32 MOSCOW, Sun. Leningrad feminist movement leader Tatiana Mamonova. 32, has been deprived of Soviet citizenship and expelled from the Soviet Union, dissident sources said here today. Mrs Mamonova was already on her way to Vienna and hoped to move on to Paris. AFT
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    39 32 WASHINGTON, Sun. Firemen cleaned up 4,000 litres o< hydrochloric acid solution which leaked from a tanker truck in Bakersfield. California yesterday. Police kept 400 families indoors for three hours because the acid gave off deadly fumes. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 3 found guilty of spying for Russia
    316 32 BEIJING, Sunday THREE people, including a Soviet citizen, have been found guilty of spying for Moscow, the official Xinhua news agency reported today. A Chinese national with a previous conviction for "counter-revolutionary crimes" was sentenced to death, a second local was also sentenced
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    Lock icon $394m on arms
    40 32 $394 m on arms DAR ES SALLAM, Sun. Tanzania plans to spend about US$lB7 million (5J394.5 million) on its armed forces in the 1980 81 fiscal year, according to estimates submitted to Parliament yesterday by Defence Minister Rashidi Kawawa. AFP
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    Late CLASSIFIED
    50 32 ML JOWm KKM, formerly of peacefully In Ml Alvernla Hospital 19/7/80 Leaving behind Daughters: Enid, Beatrice. Phllo and Celine: Sons-in-law: Thomas, Jerry and Valentine and grandchildren to mourn his loss Cortege leaves 1905-B. Block 578. Avenue 6 Ang Mo Klo for SI Francis Xavler Church at 2pm today
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      258 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. SOME analysts fear the market has run out of steam, while others maintain there is strength left. CATHERINE ONG analyses the trends. IN MONDAY PROPERTY: A chartered surveyor clarifirs strata titles and condominiums. Contract to convert 21st flocr of Hilton to deluxe suites
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      104 32 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in several places. TEMP. (C) up to S a.m. tomorrow: SI max., 25 min. SUNSET today: CM p.m. SUNRISE tomorrow: %M a.m. GLOB Amsterdam 12-17 C Rain AtfcMM 25-33C Clear Bafcrala %C t Baogkak 27-33 C Clear Beirat 26-33C Clear Belgrade 15-30C Oar Berlin
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        69 1 INSIDtA Reading the problem right Most parents are anxious that their children learn to read at an early age. Bat some children have problems learning. Read about "dyslexia" on Pag* 5 Soccer blockbuster The executive producer of the first multi-mil-lion dollar soccer movie tells how Sylvester Stalone and Michael Came
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        64 2 VOCAL BECITAL by Joann Grillo (mezzosoprano) with Cheung Mun Chit at the piano, Singapore Conference Hall, 8.30 p.m. (see P. 3). Tickets: $3, $5, $8, $10 and $15. COURTESY AND ORIENTAL CULTURAL VALUES talk in Mandarin by Dr Chiang Tao Chung, lecturer, National University of Singapore, at Kreta Ayer community
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        690 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by Manila Manai (Tamil, repeat) 3.35 Diary of Events (English) 3.40 Afternoon Matinee Gun For A Coward (Part 1) 4.25 Intermission 6.00 Opening folowed by The New Adventures Of Pinocchio 6.15 Once Upon A Time 6.30 News in Brief SBC 8
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        271 3 New York Met star sings here tonight Vocal recital by Joann Grillo Singapore Conference Hall 8.30 p.m.; Tickets $15, 10, 8, 5, 3 at National Theatre, C.K. Tang, Cold Storage HIGH drama, plush pageantry, tragic love stories and grand gestures are the staples of the opera repertoire. If you have
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        272 3 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Religious barbers Job is tra1. 4 Tyrant rubbed out by veUln 8 round uV poles (9) Christmas pudding (6.6) 7 MttT tbe hreak become 9 Street noise returning gets uneasy (7) your support without reli*buity «Ishe as strong as a horse? (6) (15) 13 Fear
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        321 4 SINGAPORE'S 4 MOST CELEBRATED CHEFS INTRODUCE THE BEST OF CANTONESE CUISINE MR. HUI KOK WEl's well known "LIVE SEAFOOD" recommended dishes: Japanese Style Pork Ribs, Chilly Crabs, Spring Chicken, Special Yam Pot. DRAGON PHOENIX RESTAURANT Blk 26 Outram Park. Tel: *****88, *****29 MR. LAU YOKE PUl's special "CRYSTAL STEAM CHICKEN
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        1328 5  -  CARL M. CANNON By FIFTY years after the problem was first diagnosed, children with the learning disability called dyslexia have been known to hide under their desks during reading class, or cry when forced to go to school. An estimated 10 per cent of all people
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        341 5  - Flashes of truth about dyslexia DENISE WINN By in LONDON A SERIES of flashing lights may signal the end of the controversy about whether dyslexia exists or is just a euphemism for backwardness. Research by Dr George Pavlidis, director of a dyslexia project at Manchester University, England, seems to show
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        541 6 Finance/Administrative Manager (MCS *****) nOur client, a highly successful trading company in Singapore wishes to appoint a Finance/Administrative Manager. He will report to the General Manager and be responsible for all aspects of Finance and Accounting including office administration. The successful candidate in his early thirties will possess a relevant
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        407 6 rA leading motor trading company invites appli^ cations for the post of SUPERVISORY to take charge of treasury duties Candidates must qualify for Part I of ACMA/ ACA examinations and must have 2 to 3 years experience in a supervisory capacity in the finance division of a large trading company
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        462 6 TOKYO PRINTING INK MANUFACTURING CO. LTD. 7-15, 2-CHOME, TABATASHINMACHI KITA-KU TOKYO, JAPAN. is pleased to announce the appointment of MAYA MANUFACTURING TRADING CO. PTE LTD NO. 4, HONG KONG ST; SPORE 0105. TEL: 91 1555 (10 Lines) as the Sole Agent for the following products 1 EDHttS Offset/Lithographic Ink, Gravure
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        48 6 UNFOB6ETABLE TOM CHIANG GEOKLENG DEPARTED 21 JUL 1977 Looking bock with tmoVrwu Along rt»€ poth you trod, Wf bl«u til* yaors wt hou th you. And kov* tK* rtst to God Memorial olwoyi Trtowrad ond remembered by wife, daughter, mum, inter in lows, nephews, nieces, Godmum ond friends.
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        436 6 THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER IM) FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS AND CONTRIBITORIKS Name of Company: British Oriental Co Pte Ltd Address of Registered Office: formerly of Suite 1802 18th floor High Street Centre North Bridge Road Singapore 0718. Number of Matter: In Companies Winding up No. 122 of 1976 Date Time
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        656 7 I [t3]emetron I Demetron (Private) Limited is a subsidiary of Demetron GmbH of the Federal Republic of Germany and is engaged in the manufacturing of high quality metal components for the electronics industry We have established a new division to manufacture high quality Printed Circuit Boards next year in our
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        560 7 r ISBLOSD 1 ASIA PTC. UD We are a manufacturing Company in Jurong. A vacancy now exists fora young and dynamic male Singaporean for the position ot: PERSONNEL OFFICER Requirements: Age 25 28 years At least 2 years experience in the Personnel Function with a strong Labour Relations background Very
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        718 7 I LIFE INSURANCE PROFESSIONALS! We are looking for a top flight life insurance professional to assist us with the development of a full time professional sales force. THE CHALLENGE Tailoring first class agent training material taken from our parent company's North American Agent training programme for the Singapore situation. Recruiting,
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        75 7 IN THE HIGH COIBT OP THK REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE CmnpulM Wladlax I p n*. uutitm > la the Matter Ike Cißaaatai Act, (Chapter 1M) iaj la tae Matter W MIKEL (FAR EAST) PTE. LTD. NOTICE OP WINDING-UP ORDER In the Matter of MIKEL (FAR EAST) PTE. LTD. Wlndlng-Up Order made
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        565 7 BBH^^ SINGAPORE BUS SERVICE (1978) LTI Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fill the following vacancy SUPERVISOR (CLAIMS) Qualifications: Minimum GCE A level with credits in English and Mathematics and must possess a Class 3 driving licence Candidates must have at least three years' experience in the handling
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