The Straits Times, 22 July 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1981 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    Lock icon IRAN POWER FIGHT LOOMS
    616 1 Khomeiny makes sweeping attacks TEHERAN, Monday THE rumblings of a new power struggle and a tougher Islamic line have appeared in Iran as revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny made sweeping attacks on the country's ministers, army chiefs and embassy officials. In an address to members of
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    Lock icon Never too old...
    72 1 Never too old CHICAGO, Mon. An elder patriot was among a dozen men who showed up today at the registration centre at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, to sign up for the draft. "We had a few people waiting in line this morning, but not many," said one clerk. "The most
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    Lock icon Hua urges pressure
    65 1 BEIJING, Mon. Chinese Premier Hua Guofeng tonight called for political, economic and other pressures on the I Soviet Union and Vietnam to force them to withdraw their troops from Afghanistan and Kampuchea. Mr Hua was speaking at a banquet he gave in honour of Bangladesh President Ziaur
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    Lock icon Boy, 12, seeks asylum in US in defiance of dad's wishes
    264 1 Boy, 12, seeks asylum in US in defiance of dad's wishes CHICAGO, Mon. Michael and Ann* Folovrhak emigrated from the Soviet Imlon six months ago and now want to go home, bat their 12-year-old son, Walter, has asked (or political asylum because "here Is better than my country." The elder
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    Least growth
    26 1 TOKYO. Mon. The txmulation of Japan rose by 90R.123 to 116.1 million in the 12 months ending in March, the smallest increase since 1970.
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    SATELLITE LINK FOR SBC's NEW CHANNEL
    182 1  -  ALICE WONG By YOU can tune in to the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's third television channel for non-commercial programmes when an earth station which will receive transmissions from Indonesia's Palappa satellite is completed in 1982. The channel, which will use circuits leased from the Palappa
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    Lock icon South Korea 'ready for follow-up'
    136 1 TOKYO, Mon. South Korea was ready to follow up the new North Korean willingness to enter into limited exchanges between the two countries, US Congressman Stephen Solarz told a news conference here today. Mr Solarz, who was the first American political figure to visit North
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    Lock icon TV fans hit at film
    75 1 JAKARTA, Mon. Television viewers criticised the screening of "The Planet of the Apes" TV series today, saying it was "unbelievable that man could (all under the orders of apes." Readers of the "Kompas wrote to the newspaper saying, "it is inconceivable that the government television
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    Lock icon 14 die in squabble
    44 1 ANKARA, Mon. A wrangle over a legacy led to a machine-gun battle between two families in the tribal village of Hi Ivan, southeast Turkey, in which 14 people died and three were seriously wounded, according to press reports today. AFP.
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    Toh off to Manila
    60 1 THE Health Minister, Dr Toh Chin Chye, left yesterday for Manila at the head of a three-member delegation to attend the Asean Health Ministers Conference. On the agenda are coop^ eration on health matters among Asean countries, identification of specific projects for follow-up action and schemes
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    Lock icon Asean to lobby Muslim nations
    130 1 Asean to lobby Muslim nations BANGKOK, Mod. Asean countries will join hands to fight any move to de-recognise the ousted Pot Pot regime in Kampuchea by capitalising on their Muslim connection, Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsfla said in an interiview published here today. Air Chief Marshal Siddhi expressed confidence that
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    Save whale row
    54 1 Save whale row LONDON, Mon. The United Sates and Britain have called for a worldwide ban on the commercial killing of whales in an attempt to save them from extinction. But Japan and the Soviet Union, with large deep sea whaling fleets, threatened to pull out of the International whaling
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    22 1 HONGKONG, Mon. Gold closed at U*****.75 an ounce here today in quiet trading. Saturday's close was U*****.5 an ounce. UPI.
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    S'pore to adapt Japan's system?
    1112 1  -  LESLIE FONG GROOMING TALENT FOR TOP POSTS By Deputy Editor THE political leadership is studying closely, possibly with a view to adaptation for local use, the Japanese system of grooming talent for top political and administrative posts. Sources close to its thinking say it believes
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    Border talks make no headway
    422 1  - Border talks make no headway LEE KIM CHEW By Our Bangkok reporter BANGKOK, Mon. The first round of talks between Thailand and Laos on the reopening of their common border ended here today without any sign of progress. A Thai official described the session as "informal" as the two ministers
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    LATEST MILLION HIT BY FLOODS
    80 1 LATEST MILLION HIT BY FLOODS NEW DELHI, Mm. Mare Uuui Me million peaple la India's I tUr Pradesh state are being affected by the current flMda which have m tar claimed 15» live*, the Preaa Trmat «f India reported today. PTI said the Ohachra River, a tribatary of the Ganges
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      TURKISH PLEA FOR UNITY IN FACE OF VIOLENCE
      203 2 ANKARA. Mon. Turk ish political quarters frorr I>e_ft to far Right have voiced urgent appeals foi national unity to face th« soaring political violence in the wake of Saturday's murder of former prime ministf! Nihat Erim. Most of the national news |>apcrs
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      138 2 THESE five men were executed by s Iranian firing squad on Sunday for planning to bomb Uatollah Khomeiny s home and attempting to overthrow his Islamic regime. The picture was taken at their trial and they are 'rom left: Capt Farahzad Jahaglri, (apt Mohamad Maler, air
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      Lock icon Five held after bid to kill Bakhtiar charged
      229 2 Five held after bid to kill Bakhtiar charged PARIS, Mon. Five men arrested after Friday's assassination bid on the deposed Shah of Iran's last prime minister, Dr Shapur Bakhtiar, have been charged with murder and attempted murder. A police guard and a woman neighbour were killed in the raid on
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      'Don't use oil as weapon to solve Arab woes'
      484 2 Threats by Libya to seize assets in lieu of reparations SAUDI MINISTER BEIRUT, Monday BONN, Mon. Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi said in an interview published today, his country will seize British, German and Italian assets if his demands for second
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      Lock icon Rode bathtub to victory
      68 2 VANCOUVER. Mon. A 17-year-old Australian piloted his engine-powered bathtub across the 48 km Georgia Strait yesterday in record time to win the 14th Annual World Championship Bathtub race. David Bonnici of Sydney beat out 119 other competitors to take first place in the race from Nanaimo
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      Lock icon MiG crash: Was Libyan pilot seeking asylum?
      209 2 CATANZARO, Mm. Italian Mthoritie* believe the pilot of a Sovlet-bolli MIG-23 fighter planr which crashed la ttoathern Italy on Friday was a Übyaa fleeing train Us couatry, mmntm close to the defence ministry saM yesterday. The defence ministry confirmed earlier that the plane
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      Lock icon Spares for Iran oil industry despite curbs
      247 2 Spares for Iran oil industry despite curbs LONDON, Mon. Despite allied economic sanctions to force the release of the American hostages, Iran is buying spare parts in the west for its vital oil industry worth US$l5O million (*****.5 million) a year. Oil industry sources confirmed that purchases were being carried
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      73 2 SALISBURY. Mon. Prime Minister Robert Mugabe is considering appointing a general from a Commonwealth country to replace the white head of Zimbabwe's military forces, Lieut-General Peter Walls who is retiring, informed sources said today. Mr Mugabe's aim is to find a neutral figure who could unite the
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      Lock icon Beijing denies link-up bid with Tel Aviv
      229 3 Beijing denies link-up bid with Tel Aviv BEIJING, Mon. The Chinese Foreign Ministry issued a statement today flatly denying that two Israeli officials had visited China, or that China was seeking to establish ties with Israel and South Africa. The unusual statement was released to foreign correspondents in Beijing shortly
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      Lock icon Zero growth in population
      50 3 ROME, Mon In Italy, where artificial contraception has been legal (or only nine years, zero population growth has been achieved. Latest statistics show the nation's birth and mortality rate equalled out at 10.9 per thousand during the months of January and February of this year UPI.
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      Lock icon Lucrative HK route sparks battle of giants
      525 3 HONGKONG, Mon A "BATTLE of Britain" air war for the lucrative Hongkong-London route has opened between four airlines, promising a fight to a finish. Until last week, British Airways, the state-run airline, enjoyed a 30-year monopoly on the route. Now the Hongkongbased Cathay
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      Lock icon Indian 'space apple' by end of year?
      125 3 NEW DELHI, Mon. India would launch her first experimental communication satellite, Ariane Passenger Payload experiment (Apple), towards the end of this year. Mr U.R. Rao, director of the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro), who disclosed this at Bangalore, in south India, said the
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      Lock icon Spy trial 'to embarass Russians'
      194 3 BEIJING, Mon. The conviction by Chinese authorities of three people on charges of spying lor the Soviet Union appeared to be deliberately designed to embarrass Moscow during the Olympic Games, diplomatic sources said here today. A Soviet citizen was sentenced to seven years in prison
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      Held 6 years
      64 3 All pleaded guilty to various spying charges at their separate trials held yesterday in China's sensitive north-east border region which shares a common border of several hundred kilometres with the Soviet Union. It was the most celebrated spy case in China since the early 1970s when Chinese
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      Lock icon Six killed
      42 3 TEL AVIV, Mon. Six technicians were killed and one seriously wounded in an explosion at a military installation "in the centre of the country," the national radio announced today. It said there was no indication that sabotage was involved. AFP.
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      Hazards from above plague HK walkers
      120 3 HONGKONG, Mon. It can be daageraas walklag In H*agk«*g these days, n»t beeaaae sf crime »r violence bat because «f falllag »biMfts. Cases «f empty battles befog thrawa cat of apartmeat balldlags are freqaeat aad one wamaa was killed by a battle receaUy Last
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka restricts unions' bank accounts
      217 3 Sri Lanka restricts unions' bank accounts COLOMBO, Mon. The government of Sri Lanka placed restrictions yesterday on the bank accounts of opposition-backed trade unions trying to organise a general strike. Under the regulations, which make up part of the state of national emergency called on Wednesday by President Richard Jayewardene,
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      Lock icon STUDENTS' PUT AWAY PICKETS AND CALL FOR TALKS
      191 3 STUDENTS' PUT AWAY PICKETS AND CALL FOR TALKS NEW DELHI, Mon. Student agitators ended a two-week anti-immigrants picketing campaign in India's northeast Assam state today and said they wanted fresh settlement talks. They said they would launch no new agitation in the next two weeks in the hope that Prime
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      46 3 TOKYO, Mon. Thirty people drowned and four were missing at beaches yesterday, the first day of the school summer holidays in Japan, the National Police Agency reported today. It said nine of those dead or missing were children under the age of 14. AFP.
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      51 3 I FEEL a little bit uneasy because there are no records for reaching the top during the winter season Japanese mountain climber Naomi Uemura, 33, who will make the world's first winter attempt to conquer the highest mountain in the Andes range, the 7,000-metre high Aconcagua in
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      Lock icon Lay off hunt for oil' warning by China
      155 4 Lay off hunt for oil' warning by China THE Chinese Foreign Ministry today warned the Soviet Union and Vietnam over the potentially explosive issue of oil and gas exploration in the South China sea. A Chinese statement, commenting on the recent Soviet-Vietnamese agreement on joint oil exploration, reiterated China's claims
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      40 4 Heard this latest political wisecrack? Says the American dlpWmat JtUngly to Us Soviet counterpart: "The next m»vt by tae Kremlin mlcht b* to Invade China/ The Russian laaghlngIv retorta: "N«, we don't have enough Cubans far that."
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      Lock icon Strange haul
      21 4 LONDON, Mon. On Saturday, a thief in AJdershot stole nothing but 100 brass door handles, police said yesterday UPI.
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      Lock icon Trader acquitted of ordering sinking of ship
      451 4 A HONGKONG merchant, Paul Cheng Pak-hoi, 44, was acquitted today of ordering the sinking of his 7,000-tonne cargo snip, the Jal Sea Condor, to claim insurance of US$l.25 million (5J2.65 million). District Judge Brian Jones described the prosecution case as incompetent and the
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      Lock icon Japanese cars flood a threat to jobs, says German firm
      290 4 BONN, Monday A TOP official of a leading West German car firm said in an interview yesterday that the export offensive by Japanese car makers endangered hundreds of thousands of jobs in the European motor industry. The deputy board chairman
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      JAPAN TRAINS CAN'T GO UPHILL'
      99 4 JAPAN TRAINS CAN'T GO UPHILL' JAKARTA, Mon. Train passengers often had to get off the train before it tackled an uphill as the Japanese-made locomotives were unable to easily climb steep slopes, the newspaper Terbit reported today. Passengers always had to alight from the train along the route linking Sukabumi
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      Lock icon Jobless rate at peak?
      74 4 LONDON, Mon. Unemploy men. in Britain this summer could reach its highest level since 1936, opposition leader James Callaghan said in an attack on the policies of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government. Government figures due out tomorrow are expected to show a worsening of unemployment, the
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      Cairo deaths
      27 4 CAIRO. Mon. Eighteen people died and at least 19 were injured when a four-storey building collapsed in the city's poor quarter, police said today Rptifpr
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      Lock icon Top N-physicist who caught fish and geese illegally
      172 4 Top N-physicist who caught fish and geese illegally CANBERRA, Men. An eminent Australian nnelear physicist, Prate— r Harry Meaael, at the Australian Atomic Energy rammlnalan was lined aver As3,Ni (STI^M) and severely reprimanded In the Narthern Terrltary magistrate's eairt today. He had been charged with unlawfully catching lit native barramnndl
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      Lock icon Reveal Billy's Libyan deals: Dole
      261 5 WASHINGTON, Mon Republican Senator Robert Dole, has called on President Carter "to reveal the entire story" regarding his brother's dealings with the Libyan government. The New York Times reported yesterday that the Libyan government tried to use Mr Billy Carter to gain influence with the
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      Four million to register amidst resistance
      326 5 WASHINGTON, Mon. ABOUT four million young men are scheduled to begin registering tomorrow morning for a possible military draft amid signs of widespread active and passive resistance that may cause the government extensive problems of enforcement. The major question surrounding the first draft registration
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      Lock icon That delicious taste of defeat
      176 5 PEGGY'S COVE (Canada), Mon. Losers have been known to be In hot water with their trainers after losing an important race, and Saturday's race was no exception: losing lobsters were dumped In a pot of boiling water. A small crowd was on hand at the
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      Lock icon Carter govt drafting new economic policy
      361 5 PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter's administration has begun drafting a statement of long-term economic policy which will focus on revitalising American industry. The programme details are still unclear, but the framework should be ready for delivery by Mr Carter soon, possibly as a campaign statement. Favourable
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      Lock icon Souvenirs on the House
      63 5 LONDON, Mon. Visitors to the British Parliament help themselves each year to tens of thousands of items of tableware as souvenirs, the man in charge of the House of Commons Catering Committee disclosed yesterday. Crockery, cruets and cutlery stamped with the insignia of the House disappeared
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      96 5 4 I'VE ben Impressed yon have to be with the campaign that he carried on this year. And he has thus far not made any major missteps. He hasn't fallen into any political > traps. I think he's been more substantively right than he was, for example,
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      103 5 OFFER THAT FELL THROUGH WASHINGTON, Mon. At one point last week, backers of Ronald Reagan offered a deal that would have made Gerald Ford not only Vice-President, but Secretary of Defence, the Washington Star reported yesterday. It said the offer was made seriously and it originated with the Reagan people,
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      Lock icon Am-Bushed at home
      59 5 REPUBLICAN VlcePrwddentUI candidate George Bush and his wife, Barbara, retaining to their summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine, on Sunday and being mobbed by hundreds of neighbours and well-wishers. Mr Bosh and his family will be spending four days in their summer home before hitting the campaign trail
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      257 5 Reagan offer to Ford was a mistake, say aides US PRESIDENTIAL RACE LOS ANGELES, Monday REPUBLICAN presidential nominee Ronald Reagan's attempt to offer the vice-presidential post to former president Gerald Ford was a mistake, Reagan aides said yesterday. It could never have worked, and this was the reason why it
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    Show your ability to manage these funds banks told
    123 6 Show your ability to manage these funds banks told THE chairman of tke AflMeUttM of Banks in Singapore, Mr TJU Kav Loen, said yesterday It Is now up to banks aad financial Institutions here to demonstrate they have the capability of managing international funds. "Funds management," he added, "is relatively
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    Solar energy seminar
    67 6 THE National University of Singapore will hold the regional seminar and workshop on Solar Energy Applications in the Tropics at the Shangri-La Hotel from Oct 30 to Nov 1. Sponsored by Unesco, the seminar aims to discuss the application of solar energy in urban areas and the
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    EPB shifting head office
    123 6 THE head office of the Educational Publications Bureau (EPB) will be shifted from Outram Park to Bukit Merah Town Centre in September. But its children's book centre and a book shop will remain at Outram Park. The EPB's general manager, Mr Ho Kah Leong, said the
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    Fishing time
    45 6 A FISHING competition, organised by the Leng Kee community centre management committee as part of its National Day programme, wul be held off the Southern Islands on Aug 3 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more details, ring *****7 after 3 p.m.
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    Rush and , 'hush' of Pr. One registration
    663 6 Rush and 'hush' of Pr. One registration PRIMARY One registration was rushed in a housing estate school, quiet in a rural school, and orderly in a choice government-aided school yesterday the start of month-long registration. Parents arrived as early as 7 a.m. to register their children at Chong Boon Primary
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    Advice for traders who want tariff cuts
    114 6 Advice for traders who want tariff cuts THE Department of Trade advised manufacturers yesterday to contact its Certificate of Origin office if they are interested in applying for tarrif cuts granted by Asean on another 1,498 products. The reduction in duties on these products and the 20 per cent across-the-board
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    Union against grading of PSLE results
    321 6 Union against grading of PSLE results By NGIAM TONG HAI THE Singapore Chinese Middle School Teachers' Union is against the proposed grading of Primary School Leaving Examination results by the Education Ministry. r It on Id not support the move becHuse it was unable to find reasons to do so,
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    ALERT CABBIE FOILS SNATCH THIEF
    130 6 ALERT CABBIE FOILS SNATCH THIEF POLICE are appealing far tke owner of a geld chain which was snatched from her by a thief la Katoag Park area last Tuesday. A public-spirited taxi driver, Mr Sob Cheow Chin. 4*. who saw a suspicious-looking man dashing across Mountbatten Road at about 11.
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    Man stole cheque from his boss
    129 6 A LORRY attendant who stole a cheque from his employer was jailed a day and fined $2,000 by a district judge yesterday. Mohamed Noor bin Iman, 24, of Abbey Furniture Company in World Trade Centre, had stolen the cheque from a Development Bank of
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    $520,000 claim against Taiwan shipping firm
    226 6 $520,000 claim against Taiwan shipping firm A SHOP proprietor is I claiming $521,030 from a Taiwanese shipping firm for the alleged loss of his goods, said to be aboard j the m. v. Enfield when it sank after a collision off Ka tone on July 13. Mr Choo Cheng Kui,
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    Keeping cars in shape
    37 6 SIGLAP community centre will hold a seven-week basic course and a six-week intermediate course on car maintenance at its premises soon. For more details, contact *****5 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m. daily.
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    Dr Tan puts in a word for govt doctors
    582 7 THE Education Minister and Vice-Chancel-lor of the National University of Singapore, Dr Tony Tan, yesterday called on the Finance Ministry to consider sympathetically the Health Ministry's proposals to revise the present salary scales of government doctors. Speaking at the 75th anniversary
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    Taps still dry at flats
    75 7 Taps still dry at flats RESIDENTS of three blocks of private apartments at Sky villa, Clemenoeau Avenue went without water sine* yesterday morning due to' a fault with the water pump. A PUB official last night said the maintenance and repair of the pump was the responsibility of the building
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    FLOOD OF COURTESY IN ALL SHAPES AND SIZES
    176 7 FLOOD OF COURTESY IN ALL SHAPES AND SIZES HOW maay ways we there to say "Be Cearteoua"r The Jurong Town Corporation does net know. It has not stopped csvattag. Before setting up these netice beards at Its Courtesy Center en I the grwud fleer ef Jorong Tewn Hall, the corporation
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    Brain and brawn are both needed says Chai
    247 7 Brain and brawn are both needed says Chai BRAIN power is not the only element needed for the further development of society. It must be supported by brawn power. These words of caution were given to students by the Senior Minister of State (Education), Mr Chai Chong Yii. at the
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    Work starts on $30 m institute
    82 7 WORK on the $30-million German-Singapore Institute in Jurong has started. When completed by the end of next year, the institute will train Singaporeans in various industrial skills. The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation yesterday said three Singaporeans will leave for West Germany in the next two
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    Charged with theft
    46 7 CHUA KIM LEONG, 21, a labourer, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with stealing 24 tin ingots worth $24,000 from the Port of Singapore Authorities Sembawang wharves on July 18. The case will be mentioned on July 28. Chua has been remanded.
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    MP's date
    25 7 THE MP for Kuo Oman. Mr P. Selvadurai, will officially, open Kobe Welding (Singapore) Pte Ltd in Pandan Avenue tomorrow at 11 a.m.
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    An 11-choir concert
    65 7 ELEVEN choir group* will take part In Singapore combined choir concert at the Singapore Conference Hall on The National Theatre Trust, which is organising the combined concert, has announced the following participants: The Herald Choral, Lee Howe Choral, Metro Philharmonic Society, Sing Sheng Philharmonic Society, Mellow Art,
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    Police probe car swindle reports
    127 7 Police probe car swindle reports POLICE are investigating reports from two people who said they had given a twill n»MTinn down payments for cars they eventually found he did not own. The can belonged to different car dealers. The police were told the businessman had hired the cars from the
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    Board awards $600,000 to tenant
    212 7 Board awards $600,000 to tenant THE sole agent for Noritake chinaware, who had originally sought about $3 million compensation from the Chartered Bank and subsequently reduced it to $2 million, was yesterday awarded $604,092 by the Tenants' Compensation Board. The bank will be paying a total of $4.5 million compensation
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    Film shows
    40 7 THE Tan)ong Pagar Plaza Residents' Committee will organise fllmshows for residents on July 26 at 8 p.m. Titles of the films are "Broken Oath", a Mandarin feature 01m and "Noise Pollution" and "Noise and People", both educational filmlets.
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    Community leader and philanthropist dies at 93
    527 8 Community leader and philanthropist dies at 93 MR P. Govindasamy Pillai, astute businessman, philanthropist and benign community leader, died after a heart attack at the Mount Elizabeth Hospital at 12.20 a.m. yesterday. He was 93. He was admitted to hospital on Thursday after he developed breathing difficulties. Hundreds of relatives,
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    RULING ON MALAYSIAN DRIVERS NOT NEW
    118 8 THE Registry of Vehicles has clarified that the Motor Vehicles (Malaysian and Thai-Registered Goods and Public Service Vehicles Licensing) Rules, 1960, which comes into effect on Aug 1, are not new, as reported in The Sunday Times. Rather, they are a reenactment of the
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  • Article
    Intraco bans oil products to Viets following invasion
    178 8 INTRACO has banned the sale of all petroleum products to Vietnam following that country's invasion of Kampuchea in late 1978. The products are fuel, oil and other refined petroleum products which could be applied for military purposes, it was learnt yesterday. Sources
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    Police photos in drug case barred
    265 8 Police photos in drug case barred A DEFENCE cniml yesterday w tec— fully •bjected to the admls- >!•■ •< tw» ptllee photographs which he sali were prejudicial to Ua client, wfe* to accused «f trafficking la drags. Mr Justice Kalasekaram and Mr Justice A.P. Ra)ah, wh« are hearing the case,
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    544 booked
    23 8 TRAFFIC Police and the Registry of Vehicles last week issued summonses to 544 people and warnings to 20 othersror traffic offences
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    Motor plant shuts down and axes 300 workers
    540 8 CYCLE and Carriage Ltd shut down its motor assembly plant in Hillview Avenue yesterday and retrenched 300 workers. The workers, half of whom have been employed as assemblers of Mercedes cars since the start of the 15-year-old plant, were paid retrenchment and
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    Colour films on Japan
    39 8 THE National Museum is screening two colour films. Imperial Family of Japan and The Scroll of Time A Visual History of Japan, at its premises tomorrow at 8 p.m. The Japanese embassy supplied the films.
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    Young robber opts for jail and cane
    290 8 Young robber opts for jail and cane CONVICTED robber Lim Boon Kee, 20, turned down a chance normally given to young offenders to turn over a new leaf and be spared a jail term. Instead, he chose to go to prison for six months and to receive 10 strokes of
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    GRANTS FOR PART-TIME MBA COURSE
    179 9 GRANTS FOR PART-TIME MBA COURSE THE government is offering Division One officers who qualify, scholarships for a part-time course leading to a master's de- I gree in Business Adminis- j tration at the National University of Singapore. Successful candidates will be awarded tuition fees at $600 per course of study,
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    Initiate new entrants quickly into jobs: Mattar
    565 9 PROFESSIONAL organisations must initiate as quickly as possible new entrants into their professions so that these people will become fully productive in the shortest possible time. The Acting Minister for Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, identified this as the first task of professional
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    Trees torn up by winds but cleared in good time
    174 9 Trees torn up by winds but cleared in good time RAIN and winds in excess of 40km/h swept across Singapore, between 5 a.m. and 7.30 a.m. yesterday uprooting trees but no maior traffic jams occurred because most obstructions were cleared before the peak hour. Rainfall varied from 3.3 mm at
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    Society dinner
    22 9 THE Law Society of Singapore will bold its annual dinner at the Katong Room. Shangri-La Hotel, on Saturday at 7.30
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    Ministry probes sacking of acting manager
    172 9 Ministry probes sacking of acting manager THE Labour Ministry is investigating a dispute between the Singapore Bank Officers' Association and the Sumitomo Bank following the sacking of an acting manager. The association, which has already complained to the National Trades Union Congress to which it is affiliated, is alleging "victimisation"
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    Toy and craft fair
    67 9 TOYCRAFT 80, an international toy and handicraft fair will be held at the World Trade Centre from August 22 to 26. The exhibition will be open to trade visitors and invited guests from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily and to the public from 2 p.m.
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    Thieves take payroll and jewellery
    245 9 Thieves take payroll and jewellery THIEVES broke late a ■hh In Joo ChUt are* on Sud»y aad escaped with a Hjm weekly payroll for M workers of an electric*! contractor and Jewellery worth SIMM. The Jewellery belonged to Madam Ho Lay Hong, 2S, wife of the contractor. She had left
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    At Katong
    25 9 KATONG community centre will hold classes on embroidery, men's tailoring, dressmaking, beauty culture, cooking, tim-sum. cake-making, telly-making, and Mandarin. Telephone ***** for details
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      Lock icon Gir lion cub, Adik, is leaving the nest soon
      80 10 Gir lion cub, Adik, is leaving the nest soon THIS loving feeling is coming to an end for Adik, a seven-month-old Gir lion cub who will be joining the adult den come next month. Adik and her brother, Abang, were born in Zoo Negara last December. Her parents were brought
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    • Article
      Desaru shooting: Three detained
      297 10 MALAYSIAN police have detained three suspects in connection with the fatal shooting of a New Zealand army sergeant on Saturday near the tourist resort of Desaru, some GO km east of here. The suspects, aged between 22 and 35 years, were picked up in Kota Tinggi
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    • Article
      Lock icon MEETING TO SOLVE GAS SHORTAGE PROBLEM
      108 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Ministry of Trade and Industry officials met representatives of oil companies for about three hours today on the LPG issue. The meeting, chaired by Enforcement Controller, Haji Nik Mohamed Salleh bin Haji Nik Mat, is to find solutions to the tight
      NST  -  108 words
    • Article
      Lock icon Memo alleges shoddy assembly of cars
      217 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Consumers Association of Penang has submitted a memorandum to the Ministry of Transport alleging negligence in assembling and quality control by some motorcar assemblers in Malaysia. The association said this had resulted in defects, some of which are serious and
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    • Article
      Lock icon KL confident of steady rubber market
      162 10 KL confident of steady rubber market KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Malaysia, the leading world producer of natural rubber, is confident that the rubber market will remain steady, despite the sluggish economic trends. The Minister of Primary Industries, Datuk Paul Leong, said today that the prevailing recessionary trends had not brought down
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      Lock icon Musa hits at those who doubt Education Act
      175 10 Musa hits at those who doubt Education Act KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Education Minister Datnk Mnsa HlUm today criticised those who still doobU-d provisions In the Education Act pertaining to the medium of Instruction in primary schools "despite the Issue having been folly discussed and affirmed" by the government. "I fall
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    • Article
      Lock icon Tyre prices up 7 pc
      40 10 BUTTERWORTH, Mon. Tyre manufacturers have increased their prices by 7 per cent, dealers here said today. This is the second price hike in four months. In March, prices went up by 12 per cent. NST.
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      Lock icon Ministry raids
      37 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Health Ministry's Inspection and Enforcement Unit in the Pharmacy Division said yesterday that it has recovered 86 items containing poisons worth $2,751 in raids conducted last week in Negri Sembilan. NST.
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      Prices of essentials up
      71 10 KOTA BARU, Mon. The prices of many essential daily items at the central market here, especially vegetables and fish, have gone up by between 50 per cent and 100 per cent since the beginning of the fasting month. A random survey showed that the price of
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      Lock icon DAP man lashes Sabah for keeping him out
      187 10 DAP man lashes Sabah for keeping him out KUALA LUMPUR, A leader of the Opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) and MP, Mr Lee Lam Thye, today lashed out at the Sabah state government for continuing to ban his entry into that state. Mr Lee said the decision of Sabah's Chief
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    • Article
      Lock icon Orchestra founder dies, 66
      82 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The founder of the Kuala Lumpur Symphony Orchestra, Mr Francis Gomes, died today. He was 66. Mr Gomes set up the orchestra in 1943 together with 40 amateur musicians and was its music adviser and conductor. In 1947, he revived the orchestra, which
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      Legal aid
      40 10 PENANG, Mon. More than 500 people have sought aid and advice from the State Legal Aid Bureau here since it was launched more than two years ago, bureau asst director Raja Badrol bin Raja Abu Hassan Shaari. said.
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      Lock icon Hotel rape alleged by Singapore girl
      144 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon A Singaporean schoolgirl told police today she was raped by a man while staying at a hotel here three months ago. The girl, accompanied by her mother, lodged a report with the Jalan Campbell police station today. Police said the girl
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      Lock icon Call to monitor formula for varsity intake
      211 11 Call to monitor formula for varsity intake KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The implementation of the 55 per cent Malay and 45 per cent nonMalay formula for the intake of students into local universities shoud be closely monitored to j ensure that there is no sabotage of the arrange- ment. The vice-chairman
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      Lock icon FROM NUTS TO RICHES
      127 11 FROM NUTS TO RICHES IPOH, Mon. Menglemhu groundnuts f 'klng", Mr Ngan Yin, who died of a heart attack on Saturday, came to Kampar from China at a young age before the Second World War and became a small trader. After the war he started manufacturing Menglembu groundnuts on a
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    • Article
      Lock icon Foundation to aid students abroad
      119 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Tunku Abdul Rahman Foundation, a private organisation named after the former Malaysian Prime Minister, plans to launch a scheme to help Malaysian students affected by the high cost of education overseas. Education Minister, Datuk Musa Hitam, in disclosing this today, said
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    • Article
      'Pupils used as paid mourners'
      268 11 MALACCA, Monday SCHOOLCHILDREN are allegedly being used as professional mourners at Chinese funerals to enrich the coffers of a parentteacher association here, The Star newspaper reported at the weekend. The paper quoted the general treasurer of the National Union of the Teaching Profession, Mr Chua
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      'MTUC still co-ordinating body in eyes of govt'
      306 11 'MTUC still co-ordinating body in eyes of govt' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Malaysian Government still recognises the MTUC as the only trade union congress functioning as a co-ordinating body, The Star newspaper reported at the weekend. 1 According to the paper, the Minister of Labour and Manpower, Datuk Richard Ho,
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      Lock icon diamond firm
      66 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Negotiations are going on with several finance i niiiiini— lor additional capital to enable the diamond cutting company in Lundang, Kota Baru, to resume operations. The Kelantan Mentri Besar. Datuk Haji Mohamed Yaacob, said the state government sympathised with the company and was giving serious
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    • Article
      on giving loans
      74 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Asian Development Bank is interested in providing loans to Malaysia as the country s projects are often sucessfully completed. Mr Lai Cheng Cheong, superintending engineer of Waterworks, Public Works Department, said this would help the country's development projects. He was speaking to reporters
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      Lock icon Team in Rome to negotiate air rights
      83 11 Team in Rome to negotiate air rights KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A five-member Malaysian delegation is now In Rome to negotiate traffic rights for MAS to fly to the Italian capital and beyond. The secretary -general of the Transport Ministry, Datuk Monamed Noor Hassan, said today that the delegation led by
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    • Article
      Lock icon Action team
      33 11 KOTA BARU, Mon. A statelevel action committee involving several agricultural agencies has been set up in Kelantan to rehabilitate the state's 15,340 hectares of idle land, the government said yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon A record volume of cargo handled
      172 11 KLANG, Mon. The volume of cargo handled at Port Klang reached an all-time high of 6.59 million deadweight tonnes (DWT) last year, an increase of 12.5 per cent over the previous year. According to the 1979 Progress Report issued at the weekend, the upward
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    • Article
      Pullout by fifth Cuepacs affiliate
      149 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malay Forestry Officers Union has formally withdrawn from the Malaysian Trades Union Congress, Bernama reported yesterday. It is the fifth Cuepacs affiliate to pull out from the MTUC in two weeks. The other four are the Uniformed Postal Staff Union, Inland
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      425 12 Egypt National Day 23rd July 1952 -23 rd July 1980 r ifl Ml, 1 1 I w m SINGAPORE MMtSTRY OF CULTURE PHOTO Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew receiving the Vice- President of Egypt Mr. Hosny Mobarak who visited Singapore last May 1979. 4& 1 Mr. Mohamed Badr 1/4% mk
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  • Article
    Fine for 'third class' trio who went in style
    151 13 THREE train passengrrs who insisted on remaining In a first class compartment while holding third class tickets were taken to court yesterday. The three, Chandre Segaram Peramal, M, Munusamv Aplaaaldt, 21, and Gunalan Penmal, 21, were found ty ticket collector Abdul
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    Conference ends with retrenchment warning
    82 13 Conference ends with retrenchment warning THE third conference of Asia-Fiet the regional federation of commercial, clerical and technical employees ended here yesterday. In his speech, its president, Mr K. Yanamoto, warned that some workers might be retrenched or replaced in the 'eighties because of technological innovations. Trade unions vill therefore
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  • Article
    Thief left old shoes on shelf
    77 13 A JOBLESS man with expensive taste in shoes chose a piir worth $150, put them an and walked out of a department store. He left nil old shoes on the display shell without realising that he was being watched by security giard. Yesterdaj, Chia
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  • Article
    Peter's magic
    26 13 THE Hawkins Road camp for refugees vill hold a magic show by Mr Peter Ang for 1,000 ch&d-en there on Sunday at 11 a.m
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    Only for those people who registered before July 1
    99 13 RESERVED Housing Board flats balloted before Jdy 1 will be offered to resettlement cases who have registered for them at the old selling prices. This was stated by the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, last Sunday. In yesterday's
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    Traders to promote safety and value of toys
    295 13 STOP toying with danger this advice is spelt out in one of the objectives of the newly-formed Toy Traders Association which held its inaugural meeting last night. Its first president, Mr Long Say Kok of Lee Teck and Co., said the association
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    Coroner to visit scene of boy's mishap
    322 13 Coroner to visit scene of boy's mishap STATE coroner Peter Lim has scheduled a further hearing on the death of seven-year-old schoolboy Cheong Eng Tsong, who was killed last December 17 when a crowbar (ell on him at a construction site in St George's Housing Estate. Mr Lim said he
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    Falling slab of concrete kills workman
    125 13 A WORKER, Mr Soh Poh Seng, died when he was hit Dy a concrete slab yesterday while engaged on demolition work on a house in Jalan Besar. Police said Mr Soh, 24, of Tah Ching Road, Jurong was demolishing a shophouse with other workers
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    $800 m GOVT BONDS OVERSUBSCRIBED
    97 13 THE $800 million government registered bonds offered to the public yesterday were oversubscribed by $367 million, a spokesman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore said last night. Total application for the two types of stocks the taxable 6.5 per cent bonds and tax-free 6.25 per
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      289 13 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp DONT YOU DARE RAO THE I7M WUN&PY- TV UH, HELLO, DEAR I ASKED THEY RE SOT BAD KiTCHEM TONIGHT- I M GOiNS TO TRY BIMMY TO SAMPLE A FEW J DARLiKJ 1 BRING WE A BAKIN© COOKIES FOR ThE^B|| THOSE COOKIES rOF
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    Lock icon Ebbing of the Red tide
    929 14  -  BARRY JAMES By in London L Just as it is proving hard to build democracy with former fascists, so it is difficult to build communism with former Stalin- m ists. y A disillusioned ex-member of the Spanish Communist Party. Russia's Afghan adventure has widened the
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1980 ASIAN WAY
    410 14 The Straits Times TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1980 ASIAN WAY HOW many of us really observe the Asian tradition of addressing our elders by using the proper mode of greeting? Sadly, a decreasing number, said Environment Minister Lim Kirn San when he lamented the fact that today more and more children
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    ALL WORK NO PLAY
    374 14 LEADERS of nations, like other human beings, are mortals. They may be more gifted in intellect and in the manipulative art of politics, but like the rest of us, they too are susceptible to the ravages of excessive work pressure. Naturally, the leader of a nation
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  • ASEAN NOTES
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      Woman aides help out in Manila jams
      328 14 MANILA: Commuters along the busy intersection of Taft Avenue and Pedro Gil Street in the heart of Manila are glad to see Nenita Montanez back at her post. Ms Montanez, a member of the city's trafficauxiliary brigade, mans the traffic lights and sees
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      Lock icon Fun will be just round the corner
      350 14 JOHORE BARU: Most of the residents in Taman Century, about skm from the Johore Baru town centre, have reacted favourably to the idea of one of the largest recreational centres in Southeast Asia being set up in their midst. They are glad the
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    Japan prepares for the next big quake, due any time now
    882 14  -  JACK RUSSELL By our Tokyo reporter THE recent spate of earthquakes in Japan more than 160 in a week did more than rattle teacups and start a number of landslides. It shook the Japanese up enough to start them
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  • FORUM
    • Letter
      Some music teachers boycott examiner who spoke his mind
      562 15 Move has created unparalleled precedent I HAVE learnt with dismay a recent development involving certain members of the Singapore Music Teachers Association (SMTA). More than 20 music teachers wrote collectively to the Ministry of Education, indicating that they did not wish
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    • Letter
      Engaged for his composing ability
      109 15 Engaged for his composing ability WE REFER to a letter, ("Local musicians can't help feeling demoralised," ST, July 9), written by Mr Frisco Soliano, secretary of The Musicians' Union of Singapore. Singapore Broadcasting Association has been recruiting experts and talents from outside Singapore with the objective of improving the quality
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    • Letter
      Power to vary order for maintenance
      119 15 I REFER to the letter from "Born Losers" (ST, July 8). Under the Women's Charter (Amendment) Act, 1960, the courts have been given the power to order either parent to pay maintenance for the benefit of his/her child in any manner as the courts
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    • Letter
      Awful for workers to bear such a stench
      159 15 I WOULD like to raise the question of the unhygienic working conditions of a certain category of workers. These workers who collect rubbish from the HDB rubbish chutes are confronted by the foul smell every day. Even the residents who pass by
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    • Letter
      Those scholarship holders who shun hostel life
      561 15 THE Public Sevice Commission's generosity in granting more scholarships has had inadvertent effects on National University of Singapore hostels. The PSC's stipulation that scholarship students should stay in a hall of residence at the university would rankle less if hostels applied the same
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Index at new 7-year high
      374 16 A LATE boat of proflt-Uk i Ing trimmed off earlier gains at the Singapore stock market yesterday hat left advances narrowly ahead. The market had launched on a promising note In the I morning aad baoyaat trading, sustained tUI the noon close, had taken the
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      Kuala Lumpur
      321 16 SHARE prices fluctuated in active trading to close on a mixed note at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Profit-taking was seen in most of the lower-liners which had participated in last week's strong run-up. However, there was also sustained buying interest in several of the blue-chips and
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      Money and exchange
      129 16 THE US Sing dollar opened at 6-month 2 1160 2 1197 O1135 45 and closed at C U40 45 in j mJALA LIMPIV: The US dollar the Singapore forex market yester- dosed »U«hUy mixed against major day. currencies in quiet and thin trading The market was traded
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      NOMINAL RATES
      357 16 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 om C urr##ici## Nocnind rst+t SmrtlMOfM#n P#fc*fits>y# Quot*o y#ot#f oAy c f o#t ppsnty cfw>f# Local dollar* to sae unit of foreign currency; US dollar 2.1140 2.1145 2.8196 -25.02 Sterling pound 5.0169 5.0192 7.3469 -31.71 Australian dollar 2.4539 2.4555 3.4286 -28.43 NZ dollar 2.0886
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      Discount
      48 16 RANGE oJ priwt offered by discount house* on July 21: Overnight: 3 615 W* Call deposits V. 6 Closiag Bayu«StUiM 3- month Treasury bills 3 month Bank bills 9 8/18 9 7/18 3 months CD »1/1»' 815/14 6 months CD 8 15/18 813/18 Source: National Discouat Co
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      Money market
      22 16 Closing interbank rales for Singapore dollars on July 21: Offer Bid Overnight IJJ 1 month SV/W 8lS/l« Overnight mode »H
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    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        42 16 Malayan Tin 4100 100 B Ray* 498 48 Lower Perak 1280 +30 Sel Properties 1000 +30 Tractor* 915 30 Tan Chon« 880 25 ODE 785 +25 Bolton 247 +25 Paper Products 428 +24 Spore Bus 430+22 O C B C 1220+20
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        Falls
        35 16 PMC 880-20 Selanfor Dredf 505 -15 Fed Cable* 280 -13 Mega Chem 280 -11 Peci Mai a 285 Pahaag Cob. 201 -8 Perak Carbide 147 -9 U M W 320-8 Sea View 283 -7
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        Most active stocks
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        Indices
        38 16 Jul 18 Jul 21 B T.Indicator: 6706.96 6816 35 Industrials: 564.16 564 79 Finance: 101 r 69 1027.80 Hotels: 491.21 493.15 Properties: 423.11 ***** Minings: 358.76 360.26 Plantations: 908.54 907.63 OCBC: 565.76 570.60 SESInd: 523.70 527 45
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        456 16 HONGKONG: Stocks closed higher In active trading, brought about by a buying rush shortly before the close yesterday, dealers said. Up till then trading had been sluggish they said, with the market disappointed by the lack of a cut in local prime rate on Saturday. The late rush was
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        367 16 SYDNEY: Share prices closed mixed in subdued trading, as traders reacted to new interest rate pressures, and uncertain gold trends yesterday, dealers said. Strata OU (eU five cents to A$2 95 despite reporting that it's Woodada No. 2 well had bled gas over a large propor- tion of its
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        369 16 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher in moderate trading yesterday, led by energy-relat-ed issues and chemicals, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 22.71 to close at 6842.49 points, with a volume of 230 million shares. The New index closed at 471.20, up 1.18 points Akal <S2O 4 25 Asahl
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        16 16 CITIBANK NA's prime lending rate is 11 and not IT. per cent as published yesterday.
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        147 16 CH1NK8K PrWace Kirajuw, fllappsre, mm eMag prk*s per IM M yeatarteji: CmsmI «i: Bulk fob 1*375 sellen, old drum (in second hand drum) fob 1153 75 sellers, new drum fob 1159 75 sellers C«»r»: Mixed (loot*) 186 50 buyers. Pepper: Munlok white pepper fob Asia NLW $430.00 sellers.
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        106 16 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $42,023 and closed at $42,150 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at USJ615.50 617.00. It was maintained at the level throughout the morning and closed for lunch at $***** 616.50. The market re-opened in the afternoon at $616.00
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        36 16 THE STRAITS tin price slipped another $5 lower to $2,115 per picul (equivalent to $34.97 per kilo, down eight cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 18 j tonnes to 202 tonnes.
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        416 16 THE SINGAPORE rubber market closed slightly lower ryesterday. with August RSS One buyers quoted at 281.50 cents per kilo, down 0.50 cent on last Friday's close, dealers said. The market firmed slightly in early afternoon trading on some covering interest but eased back towards the closing stages to around
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        38 16 Rubber: July 21 Singapore: Aug: 281.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: Aug: 286.25 cents (up 0.50 cent) Tin: M$2,115 (down $5) (equivalent to $34.97 per kilo) (down 8 cents) Official offering: 202 tonnes (up 18V4 tonne*)
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        96 16 NOON SSR uxl SMR pnot ywurday ■AS *u««.l bataktr (CarraM Mia) (forward Mtk. B«y«r* Saltora B«y«ra fUUari SSRW UUpallrtl 2MOO Ml OON MOOO jSoON SSR tO ItuapalMl 25*00 2MOON 2570t 25.00N MBKLB Aagwt Ititnktr SMRCV lluapallMl 297 50 ttHOH 29«50 3OOSON SMRL UuapaUrtl ***** *****N SSOO 254
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      1644 17 THK laM transacted ready sale at the close •I business on Ihr Stork Exchange of Singa pore yesterday compared with ihr previous day i prices together with 1979 high and low < Adjusted (or K-rtp rights tasuei 1M0 La,, Hift Low Coapaa> s.le -or SK THIN ONh MM
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      1906 17 BID and offer prices officially listed I and business In and reported to the Stork Kxrlunge of Singapore yes- terday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett".
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      2029 17 HDaai of lei prices officially listed ami business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stork Exchange yes lerday witfi the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise speoi fi.il INIMSTKIALK Mrmm (2.38S) (5) 2 38 (2) 2.40 (5) 237 ACaae(1.31S)<6)
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      343 18 AMANAH International Finance Berhad, a company Involved mainly in leasing and investment management activities, has been given a licence to deal in odd lot shares. Odd lot shares, as the term implies, are shares which are less than the usual round lot of
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      264 18 SELANGOR Dredging has reported its best ever resuits for the financial year ended Mar 31. 1980 Pre-tax profit of the STEX T KiiSTotS £SvZ?£ proved by 28 per cent to $32 K7 million. Dim-tors are recommendIng a higher final dividend o( 25 per cent
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      180 18 MMi APUKK IMT TSUBT INuapn' Bften tar Jal 8) The Commerce 2 7* 2 98 The Savings Fund 1 79 1 88 Xp^ftfOg Fund 132 138 S pore Sn> FM 2,14 225 Spore Invest Fund L 24 1 83zd S pore Equity Fund 130 13* *Mt I Ml
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      96 18 JOHAN Holdlßgs has apologised to the KLSE for delaying its reply on the sale of investment in NKM Credit. However, Johan said that "due to factors beyond our control and also to the withdrawal of the offer to purchase by the proposed buyer", the proposed sale of shares
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      1547 18 THE newer and stronger management team at the helm of four-digit forecast business group. Magnum Corporation, obviously prefers to bury the past and its previous haphazard attempts at diversification With the benefit of hindsight, it is a wonder how much shareholders have tolerated the amount
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      168 17 American Festival Tours 'Bo Undoubtedly the most popular American Tour jff/ '^^X For five years now, 'American Festival Tours' has \mjg 3®'f/ American tour in this country. Being THE pioneer of w&ry tremendous knowledge and experience and no effort JmW^^^ f *T convenient hotels to the choiciest sights that even
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      641 18 WANG, an acknowledged leader in state-of-the-art Computer and Word Processing^^^^^ Systems, is rapidly increasing its installed base throughout East West Malaysia. Several T% key positions have arisen and we invite applications from result-oriented persons (preferably Bumiputras) with plenty of initiative and enthusiasm who are able to work with minimum supervision
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      310 18 The Government of State of Trengganu requires:(a) Resident Engineer (b) Cleric of- works for a prestigious multi-storey project in Kuala Trengganu. The minimum requirements for the two above posts are as follows: (a) RESIDENT ENGINEER Minimum 5 years experience in Site and Contract Administration Buildings and Civil Engineering Structure, preferably
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      437 18 VACANCIES J A w«ll-e$tablijhed Constructioo Company hot vacancies for the following potitiont:- A. PROJECT MANAGER Qualified Civil Engineers with a minimum of 3 J years experience with a contracting firm in W construction of roods and bridges. B. SITE ENGINEER 1 Qualified Civil Engineers with a minimum of 3 years
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      604 19 184-44*2 1 I PERSONAL SERVICES 4 MERCHANDISE At $288 you won't find a better SLR camera. optional at $25 .L I l^^fe- I I sw*9^-^~ PHOTOGRAPHIC SPECIALTY STORE #wy A &T Photo Store Pte Ltd BM^ Sales Service it, a 87-89 LOWER GROUND FLOOR. LUCKY PLAZA ■,<«"•' (SIOE ENTRANCE FACING
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      566 19 I PERSONAL SERVICES S MERCHANDISE Your personal jppcjrjnce t jn jffett you in the way you feel and BJM to the world around you A well done hair-do gives you confidence, makes you more self assured, superior ,77 I/)/) 112. Isi Fk«r. High Street I .union trained hairstylists 1 AT
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      372 19 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS FOR Sale at reasonable prices. Curtains (Beige and off-white colour), circular rug. sewing machine. Pakernoll reclining chair. dressIng table, twin-bed, dining table with 6 chairs, posters etc. Tel: *****01 HP TERMS COLOUR TV $50/-. refrigerator $32/-. Low down payment Trade In acceptable Tel: *****0. ONE SET OF mini
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      657 19 I PERSONAL SERVICES MERCHANDISE ATTENTION LADIES SCIENTIFIC slimming and spolreduclng at Louise Klerk's Salon. 22 Ngee Ann Building, telephone *****82. BALI HEALTH CENTRE. Ist Floor, Hotel Tal Pan. Experienced masseuses! Welcome! *****93/ *****1 ext. 109. EASE AWAY ALL Tension at the Cockpit Health Centre. 6/7 Oxley Rise. (0923). Tel: *****10,
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      757 19 AT YOUH SERVICE RATES SECTWN INDEX Telephone Service: *****22 personal services Mondo, Fndoy 8»om-500prn Ordoory 70 en par -ord (nw, no 50) »^^M/MN»ISe' Soturdoy S^sJndoy"^) San^ftMov $12 00 p« column cm I EMPLOYMENT PubkcHokdoy 9 00om^-IOO P m 00) Snort, T«t« VEHICLES A BOATS COUNTER SERVICE <™ tio^ c^Tt cm
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      519 19 V BUSINESS PRODUCTS. SERVICES A OPPORTUNITIES Wf ajacisliSß in printing mitma, can*, misrhsadt. fn»//» you fit) Bills. .nvoK«t sod all k.nt) ol Stationary itsmt Omaninf. tmbouing worfcl *tu> svsilaMa nsrt FOR QUICK CREATIVE. URGENT PRINTING CALL US TODAY AT MS. 2nd Fl.. Paaats'l Part Can**. I TH: *****2 ***** _j
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      627 19 WANTED TO SELL: TOYOTA FORKUFT brand new 3FD2O with optional (Full-free two-stage mast <i torqueconverter) 5526.460 and New but used for Demonstration only 3FD2O L 3FD25 with power clutch and 3 meter mast 5J22.260 and 5t24.780 a Also SBO pea Caaw C -at) Calculator Watch SSS2 50/ pc a SB»
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      953 19 V BUSINESS PRODUCTS. SERVICES OPPORTUNITIES FOEMQN COMPANY REOUMWS 12-volt batteries for cars, spare OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS parts for refrigerators and air- OVERSEAS COMPANY REQUIRES C hou~hnM rr r > ,;rrf Om .T !1S ?l/, h°' CASH BIVE™ bY J^St^T* household refrigerators (1/8 h.p TO p, E FO R EXCITING MAJOR Sri
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      713 20 II EMPLC 46 Situations Vacant b) Secretariat Clerical ACCOUNTS CLERK REOUIRED Knowledge of full set of accounts Please call personally from 9am to 5 p m al lilk 1006. 42 Kunns Avenue 7. Spore 1440 ACCOUNTS CLERK WANTED. Knglish educated Preferable '<> leiei coated BeleJtote is> Pte I. ld. 1197.
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      4462 20 IYMEHT II II EMPLOYMENT B II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT lIEMPLOYMENT iIOUNT ALVERNIA HOSPITAL THOMSON ROAD SINGAPORE 2057 CLERICAL/RECEPTION/ TELEPHONE oung ladles Interested in office ork are Invited lo apply for vaancles in the above areas, reference will be given to those 'ho have experience. lease apply in writing U>: The
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      631 20 An established |ont -venture applications for TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES based in Singapore Baeic requirements: equivalent with credits in F.ngllsh and Mathematics I c Background on Chemistry and/ or Industrial Chemical preferred c Possess a car or class 3 driving licence c Sales experience an advantage but not necessary Successful applicants
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      608 20 Due to our fast expanding programme, we have Immediate v&rancles forSALES REPRESENTATIVES Requirements: 1. Above 20 years old 2. Able to apeak English. Mandarin ft local dialect*. 3. Secondary education. 4. Preferably with dnvng licence. 5. Experience not necessary. We pay: Basic salary (500 a Attractive commission c Travelling allowance
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      1252 21 II EMPLOYMENT PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER 46 Situation. Vacant SALES EXECUTIVE WF OFFER 1 a attractive salary J5OO per month fl Salts P |us S2OO transport allo- REQUIREMENTS c With pleasant personality o CM .A'tl.x. nu Between 18 and 25 years old REPRESENTATIVE Able to communicate with required by top Executives
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      773 21 II EMPt SALES REPRESENTATIVES wanted ktimodialoly. a Bilingual with at least Secondary education (Chin or Eng) c Sales experience nol essential Interested to earn an above everego income, come parsonally on any working day from 10.30 am: AL MAY TRADING CO S3S2F. Won Hup Complex. Beech Rd SALES REPRESENTATIVE 1
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      817 21 .OYMENT II EMPL A Major Service Company Ui rnuir the Oil and Oas Industry UUrllL has immediate opportunities ELECTRONICS PTE LTD. We have immediate i) TOOLPUSHERS-4 vacancies for: 3) SSsistant" 4 LIME TECHNICIANS DRILLERS —4 ($4,200 4,800 pa.) iv) BARGEMASTER —2 1 Dut j e s: ll L L if(f
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      2125 21 OY-ENT I H EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT 1 F YPFRIPrJ<"*Pn a Our expanding organisation established pewil memrtec tAKtKltlM^tU A A urgently requires suitably ""'"9 company urgently require T^ ELECTRICIANS MUSTAD qualified personnelfor the fol- PRODUCTION WORKERS lowing position: Agf ,6, 6 and aty)vf p ref e rably Gorman Manufacturer of '?Z"
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      363 22 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant e) Production PHILIPS rrquires MALE PRODUCTION WORKERS Completed Secondary education Completed or exempted from full-time National Service Experience not necessary as technical training will be provided Those interested please apply personally today between 10 am I2pmal Philip* Singapore Private Limited VOM lorong 1. Toa Payori
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      224 22 MALE PRODUCTION WORKERS wanted immediately by I European factory in Ju- c .Singapore clllzens i c Age 18 and above c No shirt work c Primary education We pay: c Ha.su- salary Sill 70 per m Transport provided Full attendance Incen- i lives of »15 per month c Production incentives
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      215 22 II EMPLOYMENT INCORPORATED IMMEDIATE I EMPLOYMENT I TOR Attractive Pay Profit-Sharing Free transport 5-day week 2 rotating shifts Good promotional prospect Please call personalty Between 8 00am to 5 00pm (Monday to Friday) PCI DISPLAYS PTE LTD Block 3. 3rd Ftoor. Ayer Raah Industrial Estate SngapoTßoSl3 Tel: *****55 Exti 52
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      307 22 THE SINGAPORE MINT PTl LTD Mints coins, ingots and medallions. requires MACHINE OPERATORS \OFFER FREE Breakfast (1st shift onJy) Transport (shrft workers) Uniforms Medical consultation AND Personal loans Canteen facilities In-house-training Sports and recreational facilities (eg. soccer, billiard, badminton etc) THE MINT IS FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED AND OPERATES ON 2 ROTATING
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      539 22 II EMPLOYMENT Urgently r»quir»d lor immsdull •mptoyfnent: 1 20 FEMALE O.C. MSPECTORS 2) IS MALE PRODUCTION WORKERS 3) 20 MALE/FEMALE PRMTWM WORKERS We Offer good working conditions and pay generous allowance In addition to basic salary Interested applicants please call personally at: HANK OK PCB PTE LTD 12S OENTING LAME
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      511 22 WILSON PARKING j I requirea IA) CASHIERS/ 1 I ATTENDANTS I iB) CLEANERS I 1 For Peal (A): only those with ft I Secondary education need In apply Attractiv. salary and fast mcr»- 1 ment. a 1 bIsTHM, plaaM can In par- 1 eon at: I Carpark office S I
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      655 22 II EMPLOYMENT An expanding Japan*** dectranic manufacturer urgently i.qtr.s MALE DELIVERY DRIVER Must possess class 3 driving licence c Completed NS. c Clean driving record Salary: SMO to S3SO per month Interested applicants, please call personally or write, to: SUtJWA ELECTRIC (S) PTE LTD Room 1. 23-B. New Industrial Road
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      705 22 BORNEO MOTORS (8) PTE LTD has the following vacancies(A) CLERKS 3 GCE O 1 level preferably from commercial stream. Able to type at 35 wpm. Age between 18-22 years (B) INDENTURED APPRENTICES Secondary education Completed full-time NS Age below 22 years (C) VEHICLE MECHANIC Secondary education Holds a trade certificate
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      602 22 II EMPLOYMENT FRISCO GRILL lUM 4HI imm»xjiat» vacancy toe HOSTESS Requirements: Minimum I year's relevant experience c Completed Secondary 4 education. c Able to converse fluently In English c Minimum 16 m. In height and should possess an attractive and charming personality c Prepared to perform splitshift Income around $700.00
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      480 22 HOTEL GUANO CENTRAL LTD. Invites suitable applicants to (III the following vacancies: 1. NCR42 CASHIERS 2. TELEPHONE OPERATORS 3 WAITERS/WAITRESSES 4. COOKS 5 PANTRY MAIOS/DISPENSERS 6 ROOMMAIOS/ CHAMBCRMAIOS 7. OMVERS APPRENTICE MAINTENANCE MEN Interested applicants, pleaie apply personally to: The Personnel Office, Orchard/Cavenagh Row). Singapore 0*22. MaPERtAL HEALTH CENTRE at
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      443 23 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO GROW WITH US We are known as RESTAUneweat. most aicluaiva and luiur.au> Restaurant. W* specialise in French and Continental cutsin* and will open for business soon Mo, I aaaMtSM have been filler! and only the following few vacancies are
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      387 23 Qollei invites applications from Singapore/Malaysian Citizens and Permanent Residents for the following positions PRODUCTION SCHEDULERS (iC.E "O" Level with 2 years experience At least 1 to 2 years experience In production scheduling, control and expediting TOOL A DIE MAKERS Minimum NTC or NTT 2 in Tool and Die Making wiht
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      424 23 II EMPLOYMENT 1) QUALITY INSPECTORS (Process Control) c Minimum 3 OCE O' level passes, preferably In Science stream c To perform quality control functions on the production line c Prepared to do shift work 2) SECURITY GUARDS c Must be prepared to do shiftwork. c Ability to speak and write
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      603 23 <Pollei invites applications for DIE CASTING SUPERVISORS (lor JURONG) Minimum Trade Certificate Successful candidates will be expected to work with minimum supervision in the Aluminium Die Casting Moulds set up and will supervise a team of Male Operators MALE SECURITY GUARDS (for JURONG) Singapore Citizens with previous Security, Police or
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      486 23 II EMPLOYMENT OPENING SOON AT JURONG! PIZZAS) FUN! EXCITEMENT! 20TH CENTURY— SHAKEY'S PTE LTD SHAKEYS 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 advantage 3) FOODSERVERS (FEMALE/ MALE) 4) BUS BOYS/ GIRLS 5) KITCHEN
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      579 23 REQUIRED 1 NIGHT Watchman (preferably Singh) Apply personally to: South Asia Hotel. 12. Bencoolen Street. Spore 0718 SECURITY AGENCY REQUIRES Morning Shift Guards for Shopping Centres. Salary 1240 per month. Interested please call personally to: 331. 3rd floor. People's Park Centre, from 2p.m onwards SECURITY GUAM) REOUMEO IMMEDIATELY (1) Must
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      740 23 II EMPLOYMENT i VACANT POST FOR Slorehand Age must be above 16. Quallflca- tlon: primary 5 and above. Experience: not necessary but I candidates who are willing to learn and work hard will have the prospect of promotion I Please call personally or write In lo: Semlcon Electronic Factory Pte
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      656 23 FULL/PART-TIME TUTORS required by well-established Tuition Centres Call at 713. 7th floor. People's Park Centre. *****5 PART/FULL TME tutors required Must be reliable Any districts Tel *****1.*****3 TUTOR WANTED TO leach Primary 5 student All subjects Including Chinese Preferably PweU student Tel: *****0 Mrs Llm WANTED A TYPEWRITING teacher Able
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      573 23 111 VEHICLES BOATS W0 Also available m 1800 GLF, 1600 G FT, 1600 S/W 1 1800 Auto. Come in today for a test-drive We are open on Sundays A Authorised Dealer £UAT ENTERPRISES PTE.LTD. /l_ Showroom: 222 Batestier Road JaEaTEL: *****93 (5 Lines) NEW DATSUN PICKUPS and van.s for rental
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      730 23 OCT. 1975. DATSUN 120Y Stationwagon 1 owner Sport rims, cassette Tel *****4 SEPT. 1971 DATSUN 1 200. good condition, one owner, price: $7,000 Call *****0 SEPT. 1»77 DATSUN IOOA. Aircond.. cassette. Metallic blue. tlon Tel *****51 after 200 p.m Highest offer secures 1971 DATSUN 1200 stallowagon. PARK eligible Road tax
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      886 24 111 VEHICLES I BOATS 55 Vehicles For Sato c) Ford MID T9 FORO Estate 16 GL. I company owner, lax due Oct 1980 $20,500 Tel *****77 Ho REGO FEB. 1672. Ford Capri 1600 GTL PARF eligible $6,800 ono Contact Mr Pang. *****53 (after 6pm 1868 FORO CORTINA GT. Tip-lop condition
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      836 24 MAY 1671 MERCEDES 280 SE Tax till 4/81 Tip top condition With many accessories Eligible for PARF $12,500 ono Raymond *****8 MERCEDES 310, LATE 1972. 1 owner Newly repainted by Cycle If Carriage Alrcond Offers Invited Viewing Robinson Road Tel: *****2 MERCEDES 238. 1868. Dec Eligible for PARF In good
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      851 24 111 VEHICLES BOATS TIP TOP CONDITION Dec '76 O/ Sigma GS. with complete accessories and very low mileage $18,000 on.o Offers to Mr Tan *****77 1673 COLT GALANT I6L. 2nd owner. Beautiful condition Alrcon Sport rims $8,000 ono. Tel: *****4 1672 DEC. COLT Galant. alrcond. sports rims, road tax Nov.
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      729 24 Ml Pm face facts. Rustproofing is a profitable business to middlemen and they do not recommend the best system but one that pays them most. Why pay the 'extra' dollars? Let us help you save by cutting out the middlemen! Who else knows better about rustproof ing than Ziebart? It
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      940 24 111 VEHICLES ft BOATS VOLVO 167S NO PARF Showroom condition Selling $***** Tel: *****74 VOLVO 246 STATIONWAGON Sept 1976. 1 company owner Aircon. Cassette Original Paint Low mileage Showroom condition. 5529.500 nett Tel: *****86 WE OFFER AUTOMOBILE consultant services. We sell your car fast for you. Enquiries to Mr. Tan
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      749 24 APRIL 1674 MAZDA Van. FlOOO Excellent condition, new paint. Selling s32oo ono. Tel *****73 ENO 1871 DATSUN Pickup, wooden body, just passed ROY. new paintwork $2,800 ono Tel: *****52 END 1876, HONDA TN 360 Pick-up Van. End 1974, DalhaUu 10' lorry. 1973. Datsun Pick-up (new model) All new paint/ tyres.
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      1372 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES KTU/lTiljAlT/IYALEB/^^ NEXT TO M/S. ASIA STEEL WELDED MESH CO. PTE. LTD.| I^UITABL^fiUGHTINDIKTRY I FREEHOLD 80% LOAN AVAILABLE I WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE SPACE I Situated at Spottlswoode Park Road. A newly I renovated warehouse offers 9,000 sq.ft. for rental on two floors. The adjacent building has 6,600 sq.ft.
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      848 24 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES PHOENIX HEIGHTS NEAR 10 miles Bukit Timah. 2 1/2-storey detached bungalows 5 bedrooms, 2 servant's, carpeted basement lounge with excellent facilities for entertaining Partly furnished $2,800 Tel: *****39 Strictly No Agents SEMI-DETACHED IN PASM Rls to let. Interested contact *****76 Mr. Koh. SINGLE STOREY SEMI DETACHED BUNGALOW
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      812 24 A LEONIE TOWER DIST. 6 Beautiful high floor maisonette with 3 bedrooms and a study, central alrcond. large living area overlooking swimming pool, tastefully furnished $4,000 Atao avaMaala: a Taman Serasl $1 JOO a Cavenagh Court $2,300. a Hillcourt Apartment S2JOO. METZ PROPERTIES PTE LTD TEL: *****88 (3 LINES) A
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      691 25 IV ACCOMMODATIO 1 60 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats 1 1 OtST 7 MERLIN PLAZA tiac lielor apartment Fully aircondilioned beautifully lurnished. pool. sauna squash, supermarket. lanUiMic vie- $1,800 Tel *****65 *****5 Bernard Kwek DIST KIMLIN MANSION quiet I surroundings 2 aircondilioned bedrooms parquet and mosai. fl.KiririK $1700 furnished Tel: i
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      746 25 N PROPERTIES >ASIR PANJANG COURT 0M 1 with iwlmmlnf pool Coqr, ta-stefully furnished wilh aircon 3 bed■cKiins 4ih floor walk-up apart11 in ssi. 900 p m Immediate 1 'iipatmn Call ***** 17 PENTHOUSE IN PEARL BANK APARTMENT I bedrooms and a study, big llvni! dining, marble and parquet Mooring Harbour
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      100 28 IT IS WITH DEEP REGRET THAT WE ANNOUNCE THE DEMISE OF MR CHAN CHIOK SIONG OF JOHN LTD ON THE 21ST JULY 19*0 BODY LYING IN STATE AT IS JALAN KELAWAR. SPORE 1024 NO FLOWERS OR SCROLLS 25TH JULY 1980 OUEK KING KEE. AGED SS YEARS HAD GONE
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      66 28 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE With lo aiprett ihsir linear* thanht to all Inendt and r*lativ*t for their attendance, donationt. condo4ancat wreaths and kind a»tittanc* r*nd*r*d during their recent bereavement THE FAMILY Of 111. 111. Mr t'hunit Kuril Wall tli. ink Ulc lUfl .mil nurs.-v ,,i k»..mh Wai
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      The family of the late
      202 28 wuh to iipicit thair imcara thank! to ralativaa. In.ndt. ft bun n>u associates toe lhair kind mtttanca. condolences, wreaths, donation! and attandanca during thair racant baraavamant. Spacial nunei ot Ward 3 G.M and tha doctor! and nuriai of Kwong Wai Shut Hoipilal daughter Lata. >on-in
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      15 28 FONDLY REMEMBERED BY FAMILY OF AGDHARAN C SUBASH DEPARTED 22 7 W
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      IN MEMORIAM
      58 28 Departed 22nd July 1979 "You have gone twelve long month* past You are here. Vei! Sweet memories do last Your mark you leave in your sons and daughter In them we shall never forget your laughter" Fondly remembered by: Chee Hiong Vincent Hock Thiam Meng Tong Sin Ghee
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      214 28 Departed 22-7-71 DMply miSMd but ntw forgotten WITH FONDEST MEMORY OF A DEAR FRIEND Who left us 2 ytmtt ago lob* with th« Lord Lovingly remembered by Nancy. Cindy. Jean. Asiah. .limrii> I il lan. Hauhne, Shirley and Eileen IN LOVING MEMORY OF MICHAEL CHUA CHER
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      118 28 Time changes many things. But not the memory this day brniKs DMply mnsad by all his loved ones. TERRY TONG KOK SENG DEPARTED 22-7-78 "Always remembered by your good friends and colleagues." Lawrence Soo Benny Koh PlKrQutk Larry Tan JackNg Lim Kofc Hun Clara Tan Lh
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    DEATH
    45 28 R. MAHENORAN s/o late Mr. Ra- I masamy. aged 34, passed away suddenly leaving behind beloved wife Srlmathi. mother Sakun- thaladevl. 4 brothers. 3 sisters. 2 slsters-lnlaw and 2 brothers-in-law. Cortege leaves Blk M. 120. Kirn Keat Avenue today 3.00 pm for C.C X
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Lock icon Watson says he is not the best
      545 29 MUIRFIELD, Mon. i After Tom Watson won i his third British Open j golf title here yester- j day, one person did not believe the American is the best player in the world Watson himself. The self-effacing star from Kansas City breezed through
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      Lock icon England retain Knott and Willey
      430 29 BRIEFS LONDON, Mon England's out-of-form cricketers, wicketkeeper Alan Knoti and batsman Peter WUley retained their places in the team named here yesterday for the fourth Test against the West Indies, starting at the Oval on Thursday. England's 12th man is likely to be a battle
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      Lock icon Zoetemelk wins tour de France
      113 29 PARIS, Mon. Joop Zoetemelk, of Holland, won the Tour de France cycle race, which covered 3,900 kilometres through four countries over the past three weeks, here yesterday. Zoetemelk's compatriot Hennie Kuiper was second overall after yesterday's 22nd and final stage around the Champs Elysees Avenue
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      Lock icon Dibbs easily beats Mayer for US professional title
      294 29 Dibbs easily beats Mayer for US professional title BROOKLINE. Mon. American Eddie Dibbs won the United States professional tennis eh ampionship yesterday, with a i runaway 6-2, 6-1 victory i over his compatriot Gene I Mayer here in Massachusetts. Dibbs, 29, needed only 52 minutes to become the first American
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      Only a few stayers contested in the long distance races
      679 29  -  EPSOM JEEP By WHERE are the stayers on the local turf? Never before has there been such a dearth of stayers in ail Classes. At the recent July meeting at Bukit Timah, there were 39 races on the four-day programme.
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      Jockey Chan hogs limelight
      328 29  -  FAIRWAY Bw ™I JOCKEY Edward Chan, not so well-known on the local turf, is very much in the limelight this season. I A stroke of luck? No. I think the Singapore rider has shown much improvement this time with the support of a several owners and
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      KUALA LUMPUR WEIGHTS
      1422 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Weights for this weekend's Sultan's Gold Cup races here: SATURDAY Cam 1 OK. S 1 JOOm 13 General Arty ST.* 8 King Candy n 553 6 Fraser Hill IV 55.0 2 Patron 55.0 It Intan Slngapura 55.0 S Pleasanton Lady 515 12 Ninety Nine
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      Ipswich and Norwich out of Jita's itinerary
      264 30  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE national soccer team manager Jita Singh's trip to Europe has been shortened. Instead of going to Ipswich Town, Norwich City, Crystal Palace and West Ham, Jita will now be attached to onlv the two latter clubs, in London, before
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      Mat names four for promotion
      251 30 FOUR youth soccer players strikers Phua Ching Loong and K. Kannan. midfielder Razali Alias and goalkeeper Kumar Krishnan have been promoted to the intermediate squad, following their impressive performances in the ASEAN under-19 competition in Kuala Lumpur two weeks ago. Youth coach Mat Ariff recommended
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      Second Indon side for Lion City Cup
      121 30 Second Indon side for Lion City Cup INDONESIA'S second team look likely to replace India in the Uon City Cap ander-lS competition at the National stadium from Aug. 23Sept. 5, reports JOE DORAI. The Football Association of Singapore yesterday sent an Invitation for Indonesia to send their second team, alongside
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      Forces rally to 3-1 victory
      51 30 ARMED FORCES came from behind to beat Changi United 3-1 in the National Football League Division One match at Jalan Besar stadium last night. The other senior division fame between Toa Payoh and long Bahru scheduled at Jurong stadium was cancelled because of bad ground
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      Rained off
      33 30 RAIN forced the Jurong intercompany Ovaltine soccer League match between GE Housewares and MC Packaging at the Jurong Stadium to be called off 20 minutes before time. There was no score.
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      Oon is all smiles
      110 30 Oon is all smiles By ALBERT JOHNSON CON JIN TEDC, of AngloChinese Junior College was all smiles yesterday. Oon, 16, a first-year preUniversity science student, gave a top-class display on the first day of the schools national swimming championships at Shaw pool yesterday. The versatile swimmer put on a superb
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      Lock icon Singapore fall to Thailand in opening game
      296 30  -  PETER SIOW By THE long preparation that Singapore underwent they began training early this year for the ASEAN schools' basketball tournament was hardly visible as they crashed 66-69 to Thailand on the opening day at the Gay World Stadium yesterday. That they failed
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      Katong win
      35 30 KATONG beat Brickworks 3-2 in the inter-constituency badminton tournament at Guillemard Road last night. Other results: Bukit Timah 4 Marine Parade 1. Tiong Bahru 3 Boon Lay 2. Telok Blangah 3 Thomson 2.
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      Malaysian pair for Jurong event?
      268 30  -  ERNEST FRIDA By MALAYSIA'S 1979 World Cup pair Marimuthu Ramayah and Nazamuddin Yusoff may play in the $12,000 Jurong Masters golf championship, starting on Friday. Michael Chong, who owns a chain of sports shops in Singapore, has agreed to sponsor the two Malaysian players. Chong
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      $30,000 await the perfect bowler
      159 30  -  WILFRED YEO By GIFT vouches tar $M,tN the Mine amount as that Malaysian bowler Long Hia San won la the SeUngor Open m Saturday await those who roll a perfect Mt-pinfalJ game In thf Singapore international bowlIng championship* fr .m Aug. 8-17 at the Kalian*
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      Smart look for hockey umpires
      197 30  -  R. MANORAJ By SINGAPORE hockey umpires may soon lose their jaded look with the introduction of a new uniform. The attire should see the light of day at the Pesta Sukan hock.-y quadrangular late next month. Consisting of blue shirts and grey long trousers, the
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      Jansenites 7-6
      53 30 JANSENITES edged out Seletar 7-6 on penalty flicks in a Singapore Hockey Association unoer-23 match at Fairer Park yesterday. The full-time score was 0-0 In two other matches at Balestier Road, Schools beat 1 Bedok 2-1 and Indian Association defeated KhaLsa 2-1 on penalty flicks after a 1-1
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      42 30 TODAY'S EVENTS HOCKEY SHA u4er-tS cMnpettttea: Polytechnic v SRC (Farrer Park. 5 15) SOCCER NkUrnul Lr««ar My. Om: Tampines Rovers v Geylang International (Jurong, 8). Slinpm Airlines (ir»ip laler-iepartmeat Umm (Tan glin Mountbatten, 5 15) SWIMMING Schools national championships (Shaw pool, 2).
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      Lock icon Russians confirm Elena's injury
      143 31 Russians confirm Elena's injury MOSCOW. Mm. Rm- authorities c»nflrmed for the first time yesterday that former world champion fvmnast Eton MoakMna j had gravely lajued her•elf while training, bat woold not say what the lahiry was. Rasslaa soarces were qaoted II days ago as Haying she had broke* her neck
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      Lock icon Controversial proposals deferred
      69 31 MOSCOW, Mon. Controver- i sial proposals aimed at allow- ing track and Held stars to receive cash prizes were deferred until next year at the International Amateur Athletic Federation (lAAF) three-day congress here today. The British plan was one of several key issues held over until 1981
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      Lock icon Poor shot proves them wrong
      292 31 Poor shot proves them wrong MOSCOW, Mon. RUSSIAN crackshot Alexander Melentev, who took the Olympic free pistol title with a record score yesterday, was told by his schoolteacher 11 years ago that he would never learn to shoot. Melentev, 26, is an army officer. His record of 581 points beat
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      Lock icon All the results
      502 31 BASKETBALL Mea Gnu A: India 65 Soviet Union 121, Czechoslovakia 133 India 65 Oraaa B: Senegal 67 Yugoslavia 104 Qraop C: Cuba 83 Australia 76. WMnea'i wml-lbal Yugoslavia 62 Soviet Union 97, Cuba 66 Hungary 76. BOXING LigfcMlywcKM (48kg.): Dietmar Geilich (E Ger) bt Birender Singh Thapa
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      Lock icon Michelle heads list of qualifiers
      250 31 MOSCOW, Mon. Australia's Michelle Ford sent a ripple of uncertainty through East German ranks at the Olympic pool today, when she unexpectedly headed the qualifiers for the 200-metre butterfly final. Michelle, 18, who is better known as a middledistance freestyler, overhauled Olympic champion Andrea Pollack
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      Lock icon Italian registers perfect score
      108 31 Italian registers perfect score MOSCOW, Mon. Luciano Giovannetti, of Italy, shot a perfect 75 today to take the lead on the second day of the three-day Olympic Games trap claypigeon shooting contest. Giovannetti, taking his two-day total to 149, had the only perfect score on a day marked by quicklychanging
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      Lock icon World records shattered ...
      145 31 World records shattered MOSCOW, Mas. Eaat Germany brake their own world 4 z IN metres medley relay nrlmmlac record when they clocked 4 mm. 1.17 sec. to win iae final here last alght. It heat the 4:»JJ6 record, which the East Gorman team ant at the ITO Maatreal Olympic Games.
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      Lock icon Barbara breaks swim mark again
      268 31 MOSCOW, Mon. Barbara Krause, of East Germany, set a world record of 54.79 sec. when she won the women's 100-metre freestyle swimming event at the Olympic Games here tonight. This was the second time that she broke the world record in two days. Her time
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      82 31 MOSCOW, Mon. Russian Olympic Games orgaalsers today denied knowledge of a rumour ed attempt by Afghan athletes to seek political asylam in the American Embassy In Moscow. Vladimir Popov, vicepresident of the organising committee, said be was aware of Press reports to this effect, bat could not confirm
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      262 31 TALLINN, Mon. Yachtsmen from six Western countries staged a silent protest over Russian intervention in Afghanistan by not flying their national flags yesterday at the start of the Olympic regatta. Teams from Ireland, Italy, Holland and Switzerland boycotted the opening parade entirely, and were represented only
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      Lock icon Coe will run in 800 m and 1,500 m
      136 31 MOSCOW, Mon. Triple world record-holder Sebastian Coe, attracting a bigger crowd than some of the Olympic events, said today he would compete in the 800 and 1,500metre races, trying to match the gold medal double last achieved by New Zealander Peter
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    Lock icon Carter sheds a tear for valour
    54 32 PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter wiping a tear from his eye following an emotional presentation of the Medal of Honour to retired Lt Col Matt I rban In Washington on Saturday. Lt-Col Urban, who Is from Holland, Michigan, received the long-delayed award for valour In World
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    230 32 JAKARTA, Mon. The Indonesian AttorneyGeneral wants Mrs Kartika Ratna Thahir, widow of a high ranking official of the Pertamina state oil company, to return to Indonesia in connection with certain allegations she had made against President Suharto. Attorney-General Ali Said told a special press
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    Lock icon 'Tigers' land in Indonesia
    61 32 JAKARTA. Mon. Eight F5E Tiger jets arrived today at the Indonesian air force base of Lswahyudi, east Java, from the United States. The jet fighters, equipped with guided missiles, were bought from the US to strengthen the Indonesian air force which has grounded many of its
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    47 32 MANILA. Mon. A four-day war exercise to test the combat readiness of Filipino troops against insurgency uprisings in urban areas ended today. The exercise had a scenario in which dissidents, student activists, religious radicals and rightists staged an attack against the government. UPI.
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    Lock icon Storm heads for sea
    46 32 MANILA. Mon. Tynoon Joe was moving towards the South China Sea tonight after sweeping through the northern Philippines. There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage from the area. Philippine Airlines and the National Railways suspended services to the north. Reuter
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    28 32 MANILA, Moo. The Philippine Weather Agency said today that the average Filipino sees about 1,500 cyclones in a lifetime, 180 of which are severe. AFP.
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    34 32 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 0.25 to 924.23 a new three-year high during the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today AP
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    Lock icon Karmal moves to increase his hold on power
    246 32 NEW DELHI, Monday AFGHAN President Babrak Karmal, in a sweeping shake-up, centralised power under his command and reduced the powerful Interior Ministry's status severely. Radio Kabul said yesterday. Afghan police meanwhile arrested some of the nation's Airiana Airlines employees suspected of an
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    90 32 BEIJING, Mon. Mr Son Sann, leader of the main anti-communist guerilla movement in Kampuchea, is currently in Beijing for talks with Chinese leaders, diplomatic sources said today. The sources said Chinese leaders wanted Mr Son Sann to meet Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Kampuchea's former head
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    Lock icon Ex-premier shot dead
    66 32 PARIS, Moo. Former Syrian Prime Minister Salah Eddin Al-Bitar, 66. was shot dead by a gunman in an office building today, police sources said. Mr Bitar, who was prime minister on four occasions in 1963 and 1964, was killed by the gunman as he left a lift
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    37 32 NEW DELHI, Mon. Pakistan is likely to purchase between 35 to 40 French Mirage2000 interceptor jets and become the first country outside France to possess the warplane, the United News of India reported today. AP.
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    Lock icon Khmer refugees return to their villages
    400 32 Khmer refugees return to their villages THE Vietnamese-backed Heng Samrin regime in Kampuchea said today that about 40,000 Kampuchean refugees had returned from Thailand to their villages. The Phnom Penh regime's news agency, SPK, said reception stations had been set up in Kampuchea's border province of Battambang to give the
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      221 32 BUSINESS TIMES ninfpoft'l Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. TRADE within Asean is facing several non-tariff barriers which are threatening 10 undermine efforts of finance ministers to reduce tariffs. Attention is finally being focussed on this insidious problem, reports FOO CHOY PENG. Other items: English law firm Freshfields may open for business
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      5 1 The Straits Times SECTION 2
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        MANDARIN BY RADIO
        419 1  - MANDARIN BY RADIO LIN SHAN by This 15-mlnnte programme will be broadcast •ver the English Service of Singapore Breadcasting Corporation tonight at 7.45 p.m., and the coming Sunday at t.M a.m. Lesson 3t of this series will be repeated on Thursday at 1.45 p.m. over the FM stereo. Lesson 44:
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        Chinese poems set to music
        889 1  -  TAN JONG SEE By SINGING poems that have been set to music? During the past two years, five concerts along this new literary trend have been staged and the response so far has been encouraging. The Singapore Association of Writers and a group of former
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        Effective Reading
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        79 1 INSIDt Flashes of inspiration I There have been many great moments in fashion; bat bow did they come into being? Read about the flashes of Inspiration on Centrespread Pages 4, 5 Country and Western duo Good old foot-stomping, hand-clapping, square dancing, sentimental country sounds are the trade mark of Bill
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      PICK of the DAY
      856 2 PICK of the DAY C SBC 5 TURN on your TV and join the Evans family in some G—i Times (Ch 5, 10.05 p.m.) and some bad times, especially in part two of this story called J.J. Is Arrested. Circumstantial evidence has implicated the lanky, young artist in a robbery
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        59 2 p \q/ mu/t arftet Pans 3-GQLD LIGHTER WirUWKI-LifcbmgGiurantEe les must de Cartier Boutiques Cil 1 dround Floor. Far Hast Shopping Centre, Orchard Road, Singapore (^2^ Tel: *****5 ft G36, lucky Plaza, Orchard Road. Sinopo«O923 Tel: *****27 Metro Grand lucky Piaza. Orchard Road. JX, SM«ftpaieO923. Tel: 737*033. //W, -!^P| only $8
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        108 2 Ln^ W{ 365 day s il mv service Video Library of pre-recorded tapes with over 100 titles in Chinese and English, available to Thorn customers. Blank tapes for sale at special prices. Ijn DM TELEVISION l U rill RENTALS 4004, Blk 715, Avenue 6,Ang Mo Ki0, *****28/9 G 63. Katong
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        162 2 TRAINING For Mori Seiki connputerised numerical control (CNC) lathe programmer and machine operator course commencing in middle of August, 1980. TRAINING PROGRAMME Training will be divided into practical and theoretical inclusive of programming, basic electrical A mechanical engineering. Duration of the full course will take two months. QUALIFICATIONS 1 Male
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        19 2 Amitsubishi 111, bright sharp clear t I Day or Night |L—^l Q] Pan Books Pick of The Paper Backs
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        454 3 SPEND NATIONAL DAY WEEKEND AT CLUB MEDfTERRANEE > CHERATING HKm^^^B^^^L r^*i^ i H Jsk y/*<s w/^cy^ -and try the worlcfe leading *total freedom' holiday experience for yourself Club Mediterranee. The Great your drinks at the bar is included in returning Sunday night. Or try one of Escape idea which all
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        279 3 Straits Times Crossword Fl 1 r r I P ACBOBS 5 Find among them a ruler 1 Sergeant-Major with military being developed 2.3,6) force, unctuously ingratiating Prize fathers cheering drinks (6) < 6 > 4 Ready source of money, hay- T One who heavily loads a plating endlessly gentle companion
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        305 4 ANOTHER REASON TO BUY HARPIC pm You know Harpic, and N^ Wf you've been using and trusting it to keep your toilet hygienically W clean. So you'll be pleased to >B^ know there's another fresh reason to choose Harpic: Harpic Flushmatic. H"rlf|^lf It's a toilet cleanser that deodorizes Ifll Ulli
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        145 5 iSJ i^bb 4a j air at T W*. J Ntitri -Lion Free Beauty Demonstrations Me t IC§ Sio sopermariiet Emporium Nutri m Mctics Btock 71 KaUan9 Bahaj 10 00 am 9 30 pm Nutri-Metics the Leader m the field of Pure Nutritious Skin Care and Beauty Metro (Supreme) Ads. are
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        268 5 TODAYS FOCUS: Lightweight Re-Nutriv Creme TODAY'S QUESTION: Despite cold cream applications every night, my skin still feels dry and taut. What can I do about this? ESTEE LAUDERS ANSWER: Frequent washing, sun, wind, airborne pollutants— even emotional stress-leave their mark on your skin. Dull, dry, flaky skin needs the vital
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        313 6 ODEON: NOW SHOWING! PLEASE NOTE SCREEMIMG TIMES (321 II 6> 4 Shows 10 30om, 1 45, 5 15, 8.30pm i XST BBi """^»^bw^ 7 BBr a^£ PHbW^ Mclur I LAST 2 DAYS! 1 JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA 2 Shows Nightly 7.00 9. 1 5pm ORCHARD I KRETA AVER l 1 30
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        468 6 iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiimicjiiiiniiii KALLANG GOLDEN and QUEENSTOWN Mow 3 ThaalrMl •C: 130. 4.00. 7.00. t.3opm 0 1VV30,4,t.45.9J0pm O: 1 JO. JJO, 7. IS. MOpm X ALLAMO: LAST DATT to <»<• tmitt— ti "TV Unl Kmr Step" M*4 "TV Btf Oaaiater" STOKVor r^\ "gjnwT f.J^ KALLAN6 OPENS TOMORROW! TULWC m "Tha HE WOES"
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        371 6 CAPITOL 12th DAY (3297W) 5 SHOWS: 11« m, 1.45. 4.00. 6.30 > 9.15pm BJ BBF* 6EOR6E KENNEDY'RICHARD CRENNA 9 20th DAY at JADE (*****80) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30,4, 6.30 4 9.00pm s tw Wlmi ttw iMoct 12 noun I and 600 Ihrw you r-#«d a m In il wt^ollvws second
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        455 7 METAL BOX SINGAPORE LIMITED The leading international can maker requires MANAGEMENT TRAINEE (MALE) to be troined to assume responsible position in one of the Production Departments Requirements: Technical Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Completed full time Natic nal Service Prepared to work shift Solory $650 00 per month Higher salary may
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        649 7 Degree in Electronic/Industrial or Mechanical Engineering with at least 3 years' relevant V experience v Responsibilities: The selected candidate will organise a given workforce to produce a set quantity at an agreed quality level at the lowest possible cost. CHEMIST Qualifications/Experience: Polytechnic Technician Diploma in Chemical Process Technology or its
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        637 7 ABU DHABI NATIONAL OIL COMPANY SENIOR PROJECT ENGINEERING CONTROL ■:/>.:, CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION P$M PROCUREMENT POSITIONS The Company is currently planning and developing several major construction projects in Abu Dhabi. These will establish a wide range of process plants on and offshore for oil, gas, petrochemicals and associated utilities. Major pipeline
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        126 7 Q.S. TECHNICIAN (On* Vacancy) Minimum qualification Singapore Polytechnic Technician Diploma in Building 2 Years experience in the building industry Commencing salory $800 00 per month Trainee Technician (On* Vacancy) Possed GCE 'A' Level in at least 3 subjects Completed N.S. Must be prepared to study part-time in Singapore Polytechnic Commencing
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        353 7 MINISTRY OK HKAI.TH TENDKR NOTICE The following Tenders are Invited by the Permanent Secretary Health )/Dlrector of Medical Services for the New Singapore General Hospltal(1) Supply. Delivery of Medical Equipment and Accessories to the Operating Theatre Department in Block 3 of the New Singapore General Hospital. Ref: SGH Tender No.
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      IN MEMORIAM
      40 8 In loving memory of JOHN LOH TOH MET, JP., posted away on 21 /7/1958. 'GOD wants him back It was his will But in our hearts We love him still. Forever remembered by beloved wife, children and grandchildren.
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    • LEISURE
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        A quartet of the first rank
        652 3  -  DELISLE SCHWARTZ Reviewed by THE Petra String Quartet is a cheery, chatty group of young Australians. In town on Saturday for a performance in the Music for Everyone series, they talked freely about their impressions of the local music scene. "There is a lot
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        Joy£ul sounds from the guitar and banjo
        375 3  - Joy £ul sounds from the guitar and banjo JOHN DE SOUZA Reviewed by BILL is the one with the bushy moustache. Bo yd presents the clean-shaven appearance of a John Denver without glasses. Together, they are a Count ry-and- Western, wholesome-looking, unassuming and lively singing BILL AND BOYD Tiara Supper
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        Paying forever for a mistake
        905 4 EVERY month without fail, a divorced man I know sends money to a woman who gives him nothing in return. She does not cook his meals or clean his home. She is not a relative. She shows no interest in his well-being or his problems.
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        Inspirational ional flashes ...fashion's high points
        439 4 Inspirational ional flashes ...fashion's high points SOME of fashion's great moments, like strokes of genius, have that spirit of being born in a flash of inspiration. Can't you just see it: The slaving, starving couturier, usually a pallid young man with trembling eyelashes and pointed pinkie as he darns away
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        Putting the the music picture to is his job
        970 4 Putting the the music picture to is his job The Designers jimmy THE time: Six or seven o'clock one evening. A time when most people are either lingering over their happyhour drink or just getting through what remains of the home-bound traffic knot. Away from all this, a handful of
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        Stepping into the glitterati's world
        672 5  -  IT WAS an introduction, an entree for an ingenue into the cruisey, divine, outrageously high camp world of men's haute couture. I was the pilgrim entering Paradise.... Into the Tiara Lounge atmosphere reeking of the male and the not-so-male, I swarmed, thinking myself the epitome
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        104 8 AUCTION SALE OF Various brands and models of Electronic Cash Registers, Electronic Printing Calculators, Ladies/ Gent's Electronic Watch Cases, Electronic Desk Top Display Calculators, AC-DC Adaptors, Hitachi Ribbon, etc. TO BE HELD AT "BENG HUAT GODOWN" Godown Nos 1050 1064, Block 7, Upper Boon Keng Road Singapore on Tuesday, 29th
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        712 8 IN THE MATTES OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER 1U AND IN THE MATTES OF HONEYLAND (PRIVATE) LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) MEMBER'S VOLUNTARY WINIMNG-IP At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed company, duly convened and held at S2A Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 0104, on Tuesday, 15th July
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        55 8 ef Sa> Above small fluffy pomeranian dog (brown colour with black shadings) answering to the name of Huang Ti missing from lalan Indera Putera, )ohore Bahru on or about 18th |«inc. 1980. A reward of $300-00 is offered for its return or information leading to its recovery Contact Mr. Chua,
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