The Straits Times, 25 July 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JULY M, llBl 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    Typhoon Kim
    29 1 MANII.A. Thurs Typhoon Kirn, packing centre winds of 160 km h, was expected to hit the Philippine north-eastern seaboard by 2 a.m. tomorrow, the weather bureau said
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    Lock icon WILL BILLYGATE CRUSH CARTER?
    665 1 Re-election chances jeopardised WASHINGTON, Thursday THE involvement of President Jimmy Carter's brother as an agent for Libya now labelled the "Billygate" affair (after Watergate) and the failure of the US Government to check inflation are likely to jeopardise chances of the President's reelection to a second
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    Lock icon Five newsmen held in Seoul
    97 1 I SEOUL, Thurs. Martial law authorities have detained five South Korean Journalists working for overseas news organisations, relatives and friends reported today. Seoul-based foreign journalists said the five were being interrogated by officers of the Defence Security Command. The journalists detained were < Oh ILson.
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    Lock icon Dry spell for Beijing
    52 1 BEIJING. Thurs. Beijing and the surrounding area are currently going through one of the worst droughts in decades as the total rainfall from July 1 amounts to only 13.7 mm the lowest this century. The figure is only 10 per cent of normal rainfall for thta
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    Aussie real estate man barred from entry
    217 1  - Aussie real estate man barred from entry LESLIE FONG, By Deputy Editor AN AUSTRALIAN real estate agent who was here about a fortnight ago to promote sales of properties in Perth was barred from entering Singapore again when he flew in from Bangkok on Wednesday night. Mr Robert Ockerby was
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    Lock icon $5 million hold-up
    61 1 CANNES, Thurs. Three masked gunmen today robbed an armoured money transport truck of US$2.5 million (Sss million) worth of foreign currencies being delivered to a British travel agency, police said. The small truck was carrying German marks, Swiss francs, US dollars and other currencies from the Thomas
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    Lock icon Bank rate cut
    40 1 NEW YORK. Thurs. Chase Manhattan Bank, the third largest commercial bank in the US, reduced its prime rate by one-half percentage point to 10.75 per cent, undercutting the 11 per cent rate adopted industrywide on Wednesday. AP.
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    Lock icon Weeks-old baby survives highway ordeal
    217 1 Weeks-old baby survives highway ordeal NEW YORK, Thurs. A couple inadvertently left behind their six-week-old son along a highway and found him again later, apparently in good shape, thanks to a Good Samaritan. The story began for the couple Robert Kornbacn, a 19-year-old air force enlisted man, and his wife,
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    Peter Sellers dies
    60 1 LONDON, Thars. British actor Peter Sellers, whaee maltitade ef f*mlc film ralea defflghte4 the warM for mare than M years, died toiayagei-M. He raftered a heart attack In his Laadan hetel smite «a Taeaoay aad had heea aa a Uf c Happart naehlae la hwpital aattl ate
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    Airbuses on flights to Malaysia from Aug 1
    444 1 Airbuses on flights to Malaysia from Aug 1 MALAYSIAN Airline System will introduce nine Airbus flights a week between Malaysia and Singapore from Aug 1 following the ratification of a revised air services agreement between the two countries yesterday. The agreement was signed in Kuala Lumpur by Malaysian Transport Minister
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    Lock icon Concorde extension
    50 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysia has granted a request by the British authorities for a further extension of the trial period for Concorde flights over Malaysian airspace. The six-month extension takes effect from tomorrow. The current sixmonth trial period for the supersonic jetliner expired today. NST SEE PAGE 11
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    Doctors' in-camp training system to be revised
    383 1 Doctors' in-camp training system to be revised THE Defence Ministry has decided to revise the annual in-camp training system for doctors to reduce disruption to their practices. A ministry spokesman said that from November, reservist doctors will have their full-time training periods reduced and the remainder of their 40-day reserve
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    Lock icon Scuffles as Borg weds
    144 1 Scuffles as Borg weds BUCHAREST, Than. Swedish tennis star BJ«ra B«rg (above) married top Rumanian tennU player Mariana Slmteneacß la a brief civil cerenMoy In the town kail here today. HkMMMdS Of DMple crowded the atreete and climbed onto roofM to see tbe couple arrive. Souffles brake oat aa police
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    Lock icon Strike will hit flights
    82 1 SYDNEY, Thurs. International flights in and out of Australia and many internal services will be grounded for 24 hours from midnight tonight because of a strike by ground staff, Transport Ministry officials said today. The strike has been called by 700 flight service officers, who radio
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    Lock icon LATEST CARTER PLEDGE ON N-ARMS
    52 1 LATEST CARTER PLEDGE ON N-ARMS WASHINGTON, Thar*. US President Jimmy Carter's admlaistratlM premised Ctegress today that It will seek aa iaterastltas.l agreemeat to ban the expert ef noclear materials to countries that d« ast already have ■■clear arms aaless the Importers premise to pat all their ■■clear operations aader International
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Suzuki unlikely to visit Asean this year
      173 2 TOKYO, Thurs. Government officials today ruled out the possibility that Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki will make his first official visit to Asean countries later this year. One official said: "It would be difficult to make a trip this year because of pressing parliamentary
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      Lock icon Nuclear cost
      41 2 TOKYO, Thurs. A major power company, Tohoku Electric Power Company, has offered to pay US$B.5 million (5J17.9 million) to the residents of Maki. in northern Japan, for environmental disruption for a nuclear plant they plan to build there. AP.
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      Lock icon China data
      35 2 BEIJING. Thurs. China's first complete survey of industrial enterprises in the country is nearly finished, the official Xinhua news agency said today. The survey is aimed at providing data lor economic planners. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Police break up demo by 1,500 students in Manila
      304 2 MANILA, Thursday RIOT police swinging truncheons charged Into about 1,500 students demonstrating against tuition fee increases and "United States imperialism" today, injuring dozens of them. About 50 police, backed by more than 100 militiamen carrying metal shields, broke up the demonstration
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      Lock icon 'Speed up $23 b defence plan' call to Japan
      164 2 'Speed up $23 b defence plan' call to Japan TOKYO, Thurs. The United States yesterday renewed a call for Japan to speed up implementation of an US$ll billion (5523.2 billion) programme to boost its defences, the Japanese Defence Agency said. The call was made by US Ambassador to Japan Mike
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      Lock icon 6m jobless in EEC
      56 2 LUXEMBOURG, Thurs. Unemployment in the European Common Market rose in June to r»ach 6.2 million or 5.7 per cent of the working population, the EEC statistics bureau reported yesterday. A rise oT 140,000 over the May figures took the jobless percentage up trom 5.6 of the
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      Lock icon Blast kills two
      53 2 BILBAO, Thurs. A bomb exploded in this northern Basque city last night, killing a teenage pregnant woman, her unborn child and her younger brother, official sources said. There were no immediate indications as to who planted the device which, police said, contained an estimated two kg of
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      Lock icon Youth amok!
      32 2 JAKARTA. Tliurs. Three men, including a policeman, were killed and six seriously injured when a youth ran amok yesterday, stabbing everyone in sight, the Jakarta daily Kompas reported today. -AFP
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      Lock icon China: Spy forays in south by Russians
      234 2 HONGKONG, Thursday CHINA today accused the Soviet Union of carrying out spying activities close to its southern coast. The official Xinhua news agency, monitored in Hongkong, said Soviet warships had been sent on reconnaisance missions in the Beibu Gulf (Gulf of Tonkin) and
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      Lock icon TALKS ON SINOBRITISH NAVY TIES
      129 2 TALKS ON SINOBRITISH NAVY TIES BEIJING, Thurs. The current visit here of the British naval chief-of-staff, Admiral Henry Leach, is intended to discuss possibilities for cooperation between the British and Chinese navies, diplomatic sources said here today. Questions "of a commercial nature" and the naval strategy of both countries would
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      Lock icon Police find arsenal on aspiring monk
      117 2 TOKYO. Thwn. A M-year-oM aapirUg monk has been arrested on ssefssea morr than USM bullete Into Japan tram Saipan, a SontfcPaeiflc island, pollc* said today. Sada* Saga, who is stadylag at the Teasbosan lasol temple here, was foand carrylag the pistols aad balleto In
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      Lock icon 1.5 MILLION IN 10 STATES AWASHED IN MISERY
      146 2 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Monsoon floods in India have so far killed 319 people and caused 741 million rupees (SJI94 million) worth of damage to property and crops, Parliament was told today. However, Chief Minister Vishwanath Pratap Singh said yesterday that there were
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      Lock icon Death toll rises in South Korea
      188 2 SEOUL, Thurs. AT least 78 people died and 72 were missing after heavy rain swept across central South Korea (see picture) triggering landslides and widespread flooding, state relief headquarters said today. But despatches carried by local newspapers from the provinces put the death toll
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      Lock icon 'Only 12 years in office for China's leaders'
      263 2 BEIJING, Thurs. The Chinese Communist Party soon will adopt a rule limiting its leaders at all levels to a maximum of 12 years in office, an authoritative Chinese source said today. In effect, that would prevent a repeat of the lifetime rule
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      Lock icon Pacific island revolt quelled
      93 2 Pacific island revolt quelled PORT VILA, Thurs. A joint force of British marines and French paratroopers today ended a two-month rebellion on the island of Espiritu Santo, paving the way for a peaceful transition to independence next week in this South Pacific Archipelago. British resident commissioner Andrew Stuart said the
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      Lock icon Home-bound
      31 2 BEIJING, Thurs. Bangladesh President Ziaur Rahman left for home today after a four-day official visit to China, during which the two countries signed economic assistance and civil aviation agreements Reuter.
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      Lock icon Peter Sellers — the romantic clown who never rested
      615 3 Peter Sellers the romantic clown who never rested 61 HAVE no personality of my own whatsoever, no personality to offer the public. I can't do anything within myself. I have nothing to project. I've got so many inhibitions that I sometimes wonder whether I exist at all. 7 Peter Sellers
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      Lock icon Grim forecast for the world in the year 2000
      331 3 Grim forecast for the world in the year 2000 WASHINGTON, Thursday THE world in the year 2000 will be more crowded, more polluted, less stable ecologically and more vulnerable to disruption than the world today if present trends continue. That is the conclusion of a three-year government study prepared by
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      A flower for every year they've been apart...
      245 3 LINTHICUM (Maryland), Thurs. THE first thine Tom Supeasky gave his mother, besides a hug and a Usb, was a bouquet of 41 daisies aad a red rose 42 flowers symbolising the number of years they had been apart. The Towson I'nlvendty professor,
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      Lock icon Miners: Army trying to starve us
      102 3 Miners: Army trying to starve us LA PAZ, Thara. B«llvtaa miaen •pp*glag tout week's mffltery emmu have accued tte army M cntttag aft their t—4 sapoUea to try to starve them lit* §übmlwliß A rMil* ■tottta •perated by the minors said yesterday that trMpa snrraaßdlng mlalag areas Math «f La
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      Lock icon Film industry ready to sit out a long and costly strike
      301 3 LOS ANGELES, Thursday A TRADE union leader predicted a long strike by 60,000 actors and actresses, which has stopped production at all major United States film studios and is costbig millions of dollars a day. "We're probably in for
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      Lock icon UNLOADING ERROR SNAPPED TANKER
      95 3 UNLOADING ERROR SNAPPED TANKER ROTTERDAM, Thurs. A GIANT oil tanker broke its back in the port of Rotterdam because its crew had made a simple mistake in uiiloading the cargo, harbour officials said today. The crew had emptied the central tanks of the 98,000-tonne Liberianregistered energy concentration yesterday, while leaving
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      Lock icon Ship hit by 'missile fragment
      188 4 TOKYO, Thurr THE J,«ll- tonne Japanese freighter Alehl Mara reputed bei>g hit today by what looked like a missile fragment In the Pacific off Cape Innbo, east of here, bat there were no casualties among Its 12 crew, the Maritime Safety Agency said. The Japanese
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      Lock icon 50 pc CUT ON SOME IMPORT DUTIES
      175 4 50 pc CUT ON SOME IMPORT DUTIES MANILA, Thurs. The Philippines would scale down Dy 50 per cent import duties on some products to push local industries to compete in the export market. Economic Planning Minister Gerardo Sicat was quoted as saying yesterday. "Since the country's tariff level is considered
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      Lock icon Japan to jack up car prices to curb sales in US
      304 4 TOKYO, Thurs. Japanese car makers are planning a two-stage price increase in a bid to curb booming sales of their products in the United States, industry sources said today. The proposed price increase would total 5 per cent and
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      Lock icon Indira acts to boost ailing economy
      256 4 Indira acts to boost ailing economy NEW DELHI, Thursday PRIME Minister Indira Gandhi's government announced yesterday a major role for free enterprise in the Indian economy and a "restructuring" of money -losing state-owned industries to bring in efficient management. Mr Charanjit Chanana, Minister of Industry, said in Parliament that the
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      Lock icon Shape up or lose out, warns Ford
      155 4 Shape up or lose out, warns Ford LONDON, Thurs. The Ford Motor Company is broadcasting a warning i on videotapes to all its European employees that the European car industry would be "killed off" unless it became more efficient. This was disclosed here yesterday by Mr Bill Hay- i den,
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      43 4 Lashes if. ISLAMABAD. Thurs People caught eating in the day during the current Muslim fasting month of Ramadan were threatened with flogging today. "One or two lashes would set them right," Pakistan's president. General Zia Ul-haq, told a meeting of Islamic officials. UPI.
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      Lock icon First film in Mongolian
      65 4 BEIJING, Thurs. China's first feature film in the Mongolian language. Mother Love, has been completed by the Inner Mongolian television station and will be shown soon, the official Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. It said China's three million Mongolians had previously had to make do with
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      Lock icon $13 robbery at snake-point
      119 4 CHICAGO, Thnrs. A robber woke up a man in an apartment, pointed a I.Bm boa constrictor at him and took I Ss« (Ssl2.«) before fleeing on a bicycle, police said. The victim, Mr Antonio Zavala, 28, reported the robbery. Policeman Arthur Nielsen said that Mr Zavala
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      Lock icon 'Hostages to go free' report denounced by students
      239 6 TEHERAN, Thursday AN Arabic newspaper report that the American hostages in Iran would be freed next month was branded as a "mere lie" early today by a spokesman for the student militants occupying the United States embassy in Teheran. The spokesman, informed
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      Lock icon 20 more coup plotters executed
      118 6 20 more coup plotters executed TEHERAN, Tkin. Twenty Midlers and airmen were executed early today on charges of Involvement in an attempted coop against the government, the state radio reported. It was the second map of accused plotters to be seat before a firing squad at Teheran's Evin prison. Five
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      Lock icon Tension runs high
      97 6 TEHERAN, Thurs. Teheran's worst bomb attacks since the Islamic revolution 18 months ago have heightened tension in the capital as uncertainty continued over the selection of Iran's next prime minister. Six people were killed and more than 100 were wounded in separate explosions yesterday, and officials today
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      Lock icon Knesset defies critics, passes Jerusalem bill
      326 6 JERUSALEM, Thursday THE Israeli Parliament defied international criticism yesterday and overwhelmingly approved a bill declaring Jerusalem Israel's "eternal and indivisible" capital. Prime Minister Menacbem Begin, suffering from a mild heart attack, interrupted his home convalescence to be present at the Knesset (or Parliament) bui'ding
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      Lock icon Kuwait to hit back at terror gangs
      244 6 KUWAIT, Thurs. Kuwaiti ministers today threatened tougher action against terrorism and subversion, revealing the extent of governmen. concern at recent bomb attacks, arms smuggling and underground propaganda. Prime Minister Sheikh Saad Al-Abdulla Al-Sabah criticised the security j forces for failing to cttch terrorists
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      Lock icon Whipping for smugglers
      46 6 KARACHI, Thurs. A military court yesterday sentenced two defendants to be whipped IS times each for smuggling emeralds, rubies and hashish. It also imprisoned Abdul Rashid and Abdul Jabbar for two years and fined them a total of 3.5 million rupees (*****,270). Reuter.
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      38 6 LONDON, Thurs. British Rail made a loss of £24 million (*****.2 million) the first half of this year more than twice its loss of £9.7 million in the same period last year, results showed today. AFP.
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      Lock icon Cave-in deaths
      36 6 SYDNEY, Thurs. Two coalminers were killed early today in a cave-in at a pit 60 km south-west of Sydney. Witnesses said the two men, aged 37 and 41, were crushed by falling rocks. Reuter
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      Lock icon Israel envoy lashes out at Palestine debate
      299 6 Israel envoy lashes out at Palestine debate UNITED NATIONS, Thursday ISRAELI ambassador Yehuda Blum angrily told the UN General Assembly yesterday that its emergency Palestine debate was "illegal, phony and rigged" and that Jerusalem will forever be the capital of Israel. A number of Arab ambassadors walked out on Mr
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      Lock icon Task force for F-E
      80 6 LONDON, Thurs. A major British navy task force is in the Indian Ocean en route to the Far East after a series of exercises with ships of allied and friendly navies in the ocean and in the Red Sea area, the Defence Ministry said yesterday. It
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      Lock icon Peak-n-choose
      31 6 KATMANDU, Thurs. The Nepal Government has given permission to 26 expeditions to climb various Himalayan peaks during the post-monsoon season beginning next month, the Ministry of Tourism announced yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon Iranian charged with stealing one grape
      158 6 MONTGOMERY (West Virginia), Than. An Iranian stndent has been charged with shoplifting one grape at a grocery store. Municipal judce Carl Harris conducted a one and a half hour hearing yesterday In the case involving Seyedashraf Mlrhadl. The judge delayed a decision In order
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    No ang pow, so cabbie took them for a ride
    253 7 No ang pow, so cabbie took them for a ride A TAXI DRIVER took two passengers on a longer route when they refused to pay him a $1 New Year ang pow. They protested and asked to be let off. He turned aggressive and paid a total of $100 in
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    URA offers 'test' land parcels on east coast
    407 7  - URA offers 'test' land parcels on east coast CHRISTINA RODRIGUES By THE Urban Redevelopment Authority is offering for private development "test" land parcels on the east coast to gauge the potential for turning this stretch of Singapore into a decentralised commercial/ tourist belt. Two sites at Marine Parade and Joo
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    Car park was clients' viewing ground
    144 7 A PHONE call from a brothel manager was the signal for a group of Thai women to assemble at the car park of an apartment block for viewing and selection by prospective clients. A magistrate's court heard yesterday that the 10 women, who admitted
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    Close brush with high-rise danger
    164 7 MRS Byrene Tan, was still seething with anger when she recalled hew a bag of sand, thrown from a high floor of Tanjong Pagar Plata, missed her young daughter by "mere centime tree." Mrs Tan, a secretary, and her husband had taken their sick daughter,
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    MRT: New study to get top priority
    248 7 MRT: New study to get top priority THE provisional Mass Rapid Transit Author- 1 ity is expected to give top priority to a I comprehensive new island-wide transportation study when it begins work today. The study, which would give a more accurate picture of existing traffic conditions in Singapore, will
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    RINGING IN GOOD MANNERS
    82 7 RINGING IN GOOD MANNERS A CONTEST to encourage better telephone manners and to pick the most courteous company in The Times Organisation was started a week ago. The Tele-Courtesy Contest will go on till Aug 29 and staff of the companies in the group will be judged courteous or discourteous
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    On drugs charge
    56 7 A HOTELIER, Szilagyi Alexander Lesley, 33, a British passport holder was charged In a magistrate's court yesterday with having ten MX pills which were suspected to con- i tain methaqualone. a controlled drug, at the Woodlands Checkpoint on Wednesday. Bail of $5,000 was offered until further mention
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    Wined, dined and raped
    231 7 THE police dossier began with fust one report of rape after a dinner date by a woman who recalled that it was a "splendid dinner." Her dinner date was a man who had advertised for female companionship in newspapers under fictitious names. And from almost 100
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    Howe: If tension, conflict are not checked...
    267 7 IF left unchecked, tension and conflict reflected in rudeness and discourtesy will eventually result in revolution and destruction of Singapore society. This grim warning was Sven last night by the efence Minister, Mr Howe Yoon Chong, when he launched a courtesy campaign, attended
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      349 8 For the first time the MAS Airbus links Singapore to Kuala Lumpur 7 flights a week to Kuala Lumpur 2 flights a week to Kota Kinabalu Same aircraft connections to Bangkok Plus additional 737 flights toKuching and continuation of 6 daily 737 flights from Singapore to Penang. From August Ist
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    Contractors get PUB request to phase out iron pipes
    132 9 Contractors get PUB request to phase out iron pipes CONTRACTORS laying domestic water pipes for the Public Utilities Board have been asked to phase out galvanised iron pipes. A circular issued Dy the board to contractors last December suggested that they use rigid PVC, copper or stainless steel ones. New
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    Bukit Merah ceremony
    60 9 THE MP for Bukit Merah. Mr Lim Chee Onn. will attend a ceremony to reappoint management committees, residents' committees and women's sub-committees of his constituency at the carpark in front of apartment block 93. Henderson Road, at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow He will also give away prizes to
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    Lock icon Drug pushers deserve death more, says Privy Council member
    322 9 LONDON, Thurs LORD Edmund-Davies, a Privy Council member, said yesterday he would be less concerned imposing a death sentence for drug offences than for murder. Speaking at the continued hearing of an appeal by Koh Chai Cheng of Batu Pahat and
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    Citizenship oath reminder
    65 9 Citizenship oath reminder SINGAPORE citizens by descent or by registration must take the oath of renunciation, allegiance and loyalty within 12 months of reaching the age of 21. The oath may be taken at the Registry of Citizenship. Empress Place, during office hours. Those who are overseas may take ii
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    $82 m more for new cargo equipment
    87 9 THE Port of Singapore Authority will boy $82 million worth of additional cargo-handling equipment mainly (or use at Its three new container berths. Only last year, $78 million was spent on container stacking gantry cranes, van carriers, prime movers, forklift trucks and other
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    DRC now a prison solely for drug convicts
    266 9 THE Jalan Awan drug rehabilitation centre has been converted into a medium-security prison for drug prisoners. This is aimed at segregating such prisoners from convicted criminals in Changi Prison and from detainees in the Drug Rehabilitation I Centres. The official view is
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    Flats ballot
    42 9 THE MP for Ang Mo Kio. Mr Yeo Toon Chia, will officiate at a balloting ceremony for the sale of 975 units of threeroom and 415 units of fourroom flats in Ang Mo Kio New Town today at 2.30 p.m.
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    Revamp will gear SMA for new challenges
    230 9 Revamp will gear SMA for new challenges THE constitution of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association may be changed to, among other things, allow "the old guard to take a breather," introduce new blood into the committees and allow SMA to do trading. The changes, now being studied, are aimed at enabling
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    STUDY ON NEWS GATHERING IN ASIA
    107 9 STUDY ON NEWS GATHERING IN ASIA TEN Asian countries will i be covered by a study on communications and news gathering by a Singaporebased communications research institute. The Asian Mass Communication Research Centre (Amic) is sending 250 questionnaires to media professionals, sociologists and political scientists in Asean, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan,
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    Chok Tong to attend show to raise fund
    122 9 THE Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr Goh Chok Tong, will attend a variety show, Golden Stars '80, organised by the Khe Bong community centre in aid of its building fund, at the National Theatre tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. Stars for the
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    Art contest
    46 9 A CHILDREN'S spot art competition, organised by the Boon Teck constituency's 15th National Day celebration working committee, will be held at Block 31, Lorong S Toa Payoh, on Aug 10 at 8.30 a.m. For details, ring *****01 between 3 p.m. and 10 p m.
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    Evening Chinese daily faces afternoon rival
    301 10 Evening Chinese daily faces afternoon rival NANYANG Siang Pau's daily Chinese afternoon newspaper, to be launched in early September, will compete with an evening paper, to be published by the Sin Chew Jit Poh. The afternoon Kuai Bao Express News will be a broadsheet, at 20 cents a copy. Nanyang
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    Four years for theft of $46,000 gas cylinders
    190 10 Four years for theft of $46,000 gas cylinders A LABOURER who had been on the run for more than a year for stealing 206 gas cylinders between March 1 and March 22 last year was sentenced to four years' jail by a district court on Wednesday. The cylinders, valued at
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    CC courses
    28 10 THE Kampong Glam community centre will hold elementary courses in conversational English, yoga, swimming, folk dancing, social dancing and guitar-playing next month. Tor details. telephone *****57
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    Statements to Customs must conform with CPC -RULES HIGH COURT
    574 10 Statements to Customs must conform with CPC -RULES HIGH COURT TWO High Court judges yesterday ruled that all oral statements made by an accused person to a Customs officer in the course of investigations must satisfy the requirements of the Criminal Procedure Code before they can be used as evidence
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    Designing firm sues couple for $48,000
    202 10 A COUPLE sued in the High Court for $48,971 by a firm of interior designers and furniture manufacturers, yesterday denied liability to pay the sum. Mr John Gouw, a businessman, and his wife, Theresa, told the court that the firm, Henry and Co. (Pte)
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    Russian pianist, 23, plays with SSO
    98 10 Russian pianist, 23, plays with SSO AT 23, RassUn pUnlst Eterl Andjaparidze (above) hw the distinction of being the youngest soloist to pUy with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Despite her youth, her credits Include the rourth prise at the fifth Tchaikovsky International contest In 1174 when she was 17. the
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    CLAIM HAD ALREADY BEEN DISMISSED
    112 10 THE goods worth $20,000 stolen from Madam Tan Geok Siew's house in Guillemard Road last week were the subject of a claim which had already been dismissed on July 1 by the High Court. In our report on Wednesday, Madam Tan, 44, was quoted as
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    Caused death charge
    54 10 CHAN AH LOKE, 49, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with causing the death of motor-cyclist. Hay Chiat Hang, 18, by dangerous driving at the junction of Grange. Napier and Tanglin roads on March 4 last year. He pleaded not guilty and the case will be
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    MP's visit
    36 10 TUAN Haji Rahmat Kenap the MP for Geylang Serai, will tour the Haig Road market at 8.30 a.m. and the hawker centre at 3 p.m. on Sunday in conjunction with the constituency's courtesy campaign.
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    Slander suit against Runme, STC off
    285 11 Slander suit against Runme, STC off A VETERINARY surgeon, formerly with the Singapore Tun Club, yesterday discontinued his High Court suit against the club's chairman, Tan Sri Runme Shaw, and the STC for alleged slander following settlement of the case. The action by Mr S.J. Iswaran against the two defendants
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    Minister's two dates
    50 11 THE Labour Minister, Mr Ong Pang Boon, will attend the inaugural ceremony of the Singapore National Employers Federation at Shangri-La Hotel at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow. He will also attend the 29th anniversary dinner of the Singapore Chinese Boxing Fellowship in Club Street at 8 p.m. tomorrow night.
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    Classes by Delta CC
    38 11 DELTA community centre will soon conduct classes in nonya kueh, tim-sum. vegetarian and restaurant cooking, men's tai- loring and fruit-carving. For details, call 6&30 be- i tween 3 p.m. and 10 p.m. I daily
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    Concorde victim puzzled by knife attack
    208 11 Concorde victim puzzled by knife attack BRITISH businessman Nicholas Cantrill, SI, who was stabbed In the bead by a woman last Monday during a Concorde flight from London to Singapore, was recuperating yesterday in Gleneagles Hospital here, where sorceonH removed a part of a knife blade lodged In hit* skull.
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    BIRD DELAYS RETURN FLIGHT BY 30 HOURS
    92 11 TUESDAY'S Concorde flight to Bahrain and London left Singapore at 5 P.m. yesterday after a 30-hour delay because a bird had damaged one of its engines. The British Airways/ Singapore Airlines plane flew into a flock of birds while coming in to land
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    'Swordsmen' to help library foster the reading habit
    377 11  - 'Swordsmen' to help library foster the reading habit YONG POW ANG By THE National Library has decided to buy Chinese sword-fighting novels to encourage more people to read and develop the reading habit. Some big bookstores and school principals, however, have some reservations on the literary value of such novels.
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    SIA offers 11 trainee pilots posts of stewards
    469 11  - SIA offers 11 trainee pilots posts of stewards JANIE KHOO By SINGAPORE Airlines has offered 11 trainee pilots who have completed their pilot training the posts of flight stewards as part of its re-deployment i scheme. m^ m^^ am mmm An SIA spokesman, confirming this yesterday, said that working with
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    Jobless two face cheating charges
    146 11 Jobless two face cheating charges TWO jobless men faced a total of 14 cheating charges. Involving $22,246, in a magistrate s court yesterday. In the first case, Chua Kirn Mm, 36, who was earlier charged with 30 cheating offences, faced an additional seven charges yesterday. Together with a group of
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    Carrom contest
    37 11 THE Ang Mo Kio constituency National Day celebration working committee will hold a carrom championship for residents on Aug 10. Forms are available at Ang Mo Kio community centre. Entries will close on July 31.
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    Photo show
    37 11 THE director and general manager of Nanyang Slang Pan, Mr Huang Jinxi (G.S.Ung), will open an exhibition of photographs by members of the Singapore Colour Photographic Society at the newspaper's auditorium tomorrow at 4.30 p.m.
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    Take care when going round this bend
    392 13  -  PAUL JANSEN By Our krone reporter THERE is a slant to driving on Commonwealth Avenue West the new highway into Jurong. It has a tricky bend that can cause many mishaps. This sharp comer, where Commonwealth Avenue West joins a link road leading
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    100 km/h too fast
    74 13 WILLIAM Marsh, 31, a Canadian, yesterday admitted riding his motorcycle at 150 km/h in a 50 km/h zone last Dec 27. Marsh, a technical representative in a marine supply firm, also admitted zig-zagging along Marymount Road, causing other motorists to take evasive action. Magistrate Jeffrey Chan
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    LPG: Govt and suppliers to act jointly
    143 13 LPG: Govt and suppliers to act jointly THE Trade Department and major liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) suppliers will take joint action to ensure that the problem of short-weight cylinders does not arise again. The Business Times reported that this was decided at a meeting last week when Trade Department director
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    Talk on shares
    50 13 MR RAYMOND Mul of Ong and Co Stock and Sharebrokers Pte Ltd will speak on How to Invest Profitably in Shares at 3 p.m. tomorrow in the meeting room of the National Library. The talk is organised by the adult section of the library. Admission is free.
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    SLRA meet
    26 13 THE Singapore Leprosy Relief Association will hold its 28th annual general meeting at the Oxford Restaurant, Regional English Language Centre, at 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Head-on crash leaves eight injured
    174 13 Head-on crash leaves eight injured EIGHT people were injured when a taxi and a car collided at the 18 km, Changi Road, at 10.15 a.m. on Wednesday. The taxi-driver, Mr Ibrahim bin Nordin. 52, the other driver, Mr Sim Kia Mm, 44, and a passenger in the car were warded
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    Brain injury man who choked to death at dinner
    174 13 Brain injury man who choked to death at dinner A MAN may have choked to death soon after he sat down to dinner because of a brain injury which led to reduced control over the muscles of his gullet, a coroner's court was-told yesterday. Madam Foo Sal Eng told the
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    Genting trip
    28 13 THE Bukit Ho Swee Community Centre Youth Group is organising a tour to Gentins Highlands for two days and three nights from Sept 26 to 28.
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Internal fares will be the same
      197 14 Xl ALA LUMPUB, Thrnm. lateral air bra will ■•t be afteetod by the higher tariffs far the rwtM bct»M« MaJayaU (tad Slatapcrr which cmmi late farce m Aag 1, the seeretary-geaeral m the TtHMft Mimtotry. Dttak BkJlii«hMDe4 Nmt mM Uday He •<>!• the extattoi
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      Lock icon Pol Pot an Aussie poll issue?
      78 14 Pol Pot an Aussie poll issue? KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Australian Opposition leader BUI Hayden said today the question of derecognition of the Pol Pot regime is expected to be an issue in the coming elections in Australia. Mr Hayden, who is Australia'i Labour Party leader, said a Labour government would
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      The price of safety
      95 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The question of who pays the traffic wardens a dally allowance of $1 is jeopardising the safety of thousands of schoolchildren in Klang, the Malay Mail reported yesterday. Wardens stopped work on July 1, after the Municipality stopped paying them the $1. Municipality
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      Shortage of computer manpower is serious
      303 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday A SEVERE shortage of manpower to operate computer installations in the government service has become a source of worry to Malaysia. A survey conducted by the Administrative Modernisation and Manpower Planning Unit (Mampu) shows that in Federal agencies alone, 19 per
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      Lock icon Hint of foreign labour for estates
      135 14 Hint of foreign labour for estates KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia may bring in contract labour from overseas to cope with the shortage of labour in the plantation industry, Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Mahathir Mohamed. said today. "We may have no problem because wages here are attractive compared with countries in
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      Lock icon Cocoa project
      34 14 KOTA KINABALU, Thurs. Sabah Cocoa, a Joint venture with Saudi Arabia, is to cultivate cocoa on 6,070 hectares here in the next five years The company has already spent $3.5 million. AFP.
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      275 14 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp I'M ©OINS TO SPEND THE TITUS CANBY WANTS J HE DOESNT WANT TO s YOUR T:MiHG "V SO I DAY RESTIN© -I HOPE TO SEE YOU, J^— BORROW- HE WANTS WAS PERFECT, I NOTICED/ MA&GIE DOESN'T THINK" -t DEAR r J DON'T
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    Firebrand Philip Hoalim dies at 85
    400 15  - Firebrand Philip Hoalim dies at 85 PHILIP LEE By LAWYER Philip Heallm Sr, former flrebraad leader ef the mm ef Stagapere's earliest political parties, the Malayan Demeeratte inlon; died yesterday after a menUi-leng Illnew. He was 85. Mr Heallm, described by an eM legal aasaelate as "the deleaver ef the
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    Be realistic in medical training says Dr Toh
    633 15  -  IRENE NGOO By MY IWIIWll M V tWM vtce-eh*acel-lar (af the University af fWmpwr) to ttai for cMnmlttee to rit far tw» yean wltkaat pndaeiag MytklMK sal ■peal very mack tar the eawrgy al the eaouaittoe ar reflect aeaae af it- gtmey.
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    FOR SMALL BUDGET ADS
    79 15 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is working on a package deal to cater for the small budget advertiser. In connection with this, SBC is carrying out various improvements to its programming schedule ana facilities. From Aug 8, the revamped programme transmission schedule will give advertisers a larger
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    Asean's 8-point plan to raise health levels
    319 15 ASEAN health ministers have mapped out an eight-point regional collaboration plan aimed at raising health levels in the five member nations. In a draft declaration after a three-day ministerial meeting which ended in Manila yesterday, the ministers listed the following areas for I
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    Girl robbed of gold chain near home
    119 15 ALONE on a dark footpath near her Dakota Crescent home at 11.10 p.m. on Tuesday, 20-year-old Miss S. K. Sim was robbed of her $300 gold chain by two young men, one of whom prodded her in the back with a sharp object.
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    SBS centre can train own apprentices
    227 15  - SBS centre can train own apprentices NGIAM TONG HAI By THE Singapore Bus Service centre in MacKenzie Road can now train and test apprentices at their place of work instead of sending them to a vocational institute. The SBS is the first inhouse centre granted Vocational and Industrial Training Board
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      198 15 r FREE TRAINING For Mori Seiki computerised 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 mechanical engineering. Duration of the full course will take two months. QUALIFICATIONS 1
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      477 15 MITSUBISmJ^J^CCMjOR magnificent new color T^ receivers pale conventional l^s. models into insignificance. n^nl MELCO SALES SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. (A subsidiary of MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION. JAPAN} 203. Manns House. 70 Shenton Way. Singapore 0207 Tel: *****1 1 S»rvic« C»rm» Unrli 509 512 Block I PSA Muh Slorn Comgki Pnr Pmum Rd
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  • The Straits Times FRIDAY, JULY 25,1980
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      REAL SALES
      406 16 HOW often have we been enticed by beckoning signs proclaiming rock-bottom or real moneysaving sales. Only to find that the much publicised marked-down prices are not any different from the usual prices offered by other shops. Granted, the only loss we may have sustained from such an irresistible
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      RETURN OF LUK
      392 16 LUX Siu Fung lives! The National Library has finally responded to the demands of the public and is starting to stock popular Chinese swordfightinsr novels. TV serials such as Luk Siu Fung and the Romantic Swordsman have helped popularise these books. When readers could not find them
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    Lock icon Brunei-Malaysia ties: Swinging together again
    875 16 Polo diplomacy pays off After nearly two decades of cool relations between Malaysia and Brunei, the two states are moving closer together. This is the result of hard work by leaders who get along together much better than their predecessors did. 6 The two states
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    Lock icon The Arabs' worst enemies are other Arabs, judging by battle deaths
    889 16  -  BERND DEBUSMANN Where unity is still a dream By in Nicosia 4 Political and economic divisions among Arabs range from fundamental ideological conflicts between socialists and archconservative monarchies to demands by Arab states without oil for preferential prices from
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      474 16 //•V.'. SINGAPORE X%mrß CONTACT LENS X SOCIETY The following members are: CONTACT LENS PRACTITIONERS OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS D OPTOMETRISTS E.J. BENJAMIN eowaro j benjamin pte. ho F.A.A.0.. F.A.C.LP. 'W. Tanglm Shopping Centre. Tanglm Road |10?4| Tel *****69/*****56 CHEN YIN FOOK dah sin opt co A.0.A.. A.C.C.LP. G 46. High Sireet Centre
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      Leaders must learn finer points of public speaking
      318 17 Preparing ground for second generation leadership ...there is one important area in which most of our representatives, both old and new, are singularly lacking. The public speaking standard of many of them is disappointing. 7 THE People's Action Party's farsighted move in
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      Dangerous to turn right...
      115 17 DIRECTIONAL arrows should be painted in the lanes at Nicholl Highway at its junction with Mountbatten Road prohibiting motorists in the centre carriageway from turning left towards Geylanc or Guillemard Road. Motor-cyclists and drivers of lorries and buses confined to the inner carriageway find it difficult
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      Home prices will fall to more realistic levels
      297 17 YOUR report "Property boom will go on, say valuers" (ST, July 1) and subsequent comments by your readers in the Forum page have prompted me to air my views. To say that the residential property boom will continue for the next three
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      No space to make turn
      112 17 I WISH to draw the attention of the authorities to the inconsiderate manner in which some motorists are parking their vehicles in St Gregory's Place, off Hill Street. The vehicles, mostly owned by shopkeepers in the vicinity, are parked daily along an unbroken yellow line
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      That mosquito nuisance
      87 17 PLKASE refer to the letter by "Anti-Mosquito" on the mosquito nuisance at Block 210, Boon Lay Place (ST, July 7). Our officers have checked the water tanks and pipelines on top of the block but did not find mosquitos breeding. However, breeding was found in some flats
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      Why use of Mandarin is still limited at bus interchanges
      282 17 Why use of Mandarin is still limited at bus interchanges I REFER to the letter, "Let time-keepers set example at bus interchanges," by "A commuter" (ST, July 1). When the "Speak Mandarin" campaign was launched in August 1979, the Singapore Bus Service strongly supported this campaign by implementing a vigorous
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      Gimmick gifts
      30 17 IN TIMES of inflation and energy shortage, would the oil companies cut down the gimmick gifts and advertisements and give the poor motorist cheaper petrol? J.A., Singapore IKS.
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      DON'T BE SHY
      35 17 IF YOU cm speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start in Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the Initiator!
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Shares take a slight dip
      328 18 BIIXS aamwty tailed to maintain their lea*! yesterday, at the Singapore stock market, presumably weary after the prevtoas day's apsvge. Share prices sagged lower on light profit-taking as sapport weakened. Except for a handful of firm spots, the overall tread was a shade easier aad
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      Kuala Lumpur
      268 18 PRICES succumbed to profit-taking to close broadly lower at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. The New Straits Times Industrial ordinary share imiex fell 2.77 points to 678.89 while the Business Times index lost 45.32 points to *****.13. Losses were sharpest among the volatile industrial lower-liners, especially those
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      Money and exchanges
      158 18 THE US/Sing dollar opened at $2.1105/15 and closed at $2.1103/07 in the Singapore forex market yesterday. The market moved in a narrow range of $2.1103 and $2.1115 in quiet trading. Interbank rates at 3 p.m. 1-month 2.1118 2.1134 2-month 2.1123 2.1145 3-month 2.1123/2.1155 6-month 2.1123 2.1165 KUALA
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      346 18 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 24: L'B DolUratSpoti Offer Bid 7 days H-. B'i 1 month 9 8 2 months 9 9 3 month* 9 3/18 9 1/16 8 months 97/16 95/16 9 months 9 > 9 12 months 9. 9 i SwJn.
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      43 18 RANGE of price* offered by discount house* on July 24: Overnight: -tii/Wi Call deposits: 6. 6 .r,.r, Ck«Ja< B«rtaf SelUaf 3-month Treasury bills «>. 3 month Bank bills 99/16 9 7/18 3 months CD B. 8H (monthsCD 81.8l. SH Source: National DUcount Co
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      34 18 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on July 24: Offer Bid Overnight 9. 9 1 month 813/16 8 11.18 2 months 813/16 811/ 16 3 month! B'< 8H I Overnight mode I
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      27 18 THE average rate at which nutjir SUg»p*re I baaka are currently prepared to lend to their best I I cutomen U U.2per eeat J
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        40 18 lanum Corps cm lollon Sugar* > I 1 '■per Product! iat Iron tolhmana c •ubllc Bank lupreme Corpn 1070 5«5 228 930 810 422 810 565 388 480 354 -3C ■25 -2< -20 -20 -18 -15 -15 -14 -12 -12
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        29 18 Ihancri-L« l.tu K.w.n M C Leek S«n< Iporc Bus )utrh Baby f I 1 1140 384 880 535 464 316 1280 20 16 15 15 14 14 10
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        23 18 Haw Par 663.000 S Darby 467.000 Sup Corp 396.000Consplant 374.000 Total turnover: 9.47 m Total value: »33.82 m Source: SES
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        36 18 BT Indicator Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: 3 lantations: )CBC: >ESInd: Jul Z3 Jul 24 6966 12 6899.55 574.36 571.57 1043.34 1037.34 502.41 500.65 435.34 430.45 362.55 362.66 916.99 918.74 580.46 576.22 536 76 531.76
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        403 18 HONGKONG: Stocks closed mixed in (airly active, although rather featureless trading yesterday, dealers said. The Hang Seng index closed 2.30 points up at a new sevenyear high of 1130.37, as buying in the afternoon wiped out morning falls caused by profittaking after a weaker opening, they added. Market leaders
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        295 18 TOKYO: Share prices closed sharply lower yesterday, IM by pharmaceuticals, energy-related issues and some blue chips, with investors reserved after recent high levels, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 41.49 to close at 6795.98 points, on a volume of 270 million shares. The New index closed at 468.50,
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        141 18 THE STRAITS tin price recovered $13 to $2,156 per picul (equivalent to {35.65 per kilo, up 22 cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 62 tonnes to 152 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers falling £35 to £7,215 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on
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        33 18 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous In brackets). Wirebar Spot £958 (£937. 50); sellers E959 (£938); Three Month buyers £970 50 (£954); sellers £971 (L 964.50) Market Iw Firmer. SaJca: 16,700 tonnes
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        530 18 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 286.00 cents per kilo, down 0.50 cent on Wednesday's close, dealers said. The afternoon market gained around one cent in early dealings but levels eased back prior to the close and afterwards
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        89 18 uxl SMK pncai fMi mtm »A8 iSRJU iSRSO «>ELB iMRCV IMRL MR >MRGP IMR 10 .MK J«. ■MK <Mo>|Mltot) lluxi pdlMI (lion pdlM) 11 tospalkti UtoBpallMI II U»|»llMi (I loaptllMI urrt.l MUl (Forw.nl Mlkl Buyers 8*IUra By>«r. S.ll.r. ***** 2S.1U0S 262 00 W4 00N 3U00 M000N 2S90O
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        181 18 GOLD Futures turned firmer In the afternoon on tome local buying interest but pricer still closed lower on balance compared with overnight levels yesterday, dealers said Trading was light and total sales (or the day was reported at 126 lots they said. August closed easier al US$633 SO *****
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      40 18 Rubber July 24 Singapore: Aug: 286.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: Aug: 291.00 centa (down 0.25 cent) Tin: M 52,156 (up $13) (equivalent to $35.65 per kilo) (up 22 centa) Official offering: 152 tonnes (down 62'/ 2 tonnes)
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      143 18 CHINESE Pr.dirr Exetaa«e, qUgiparr. —m elMta* prim per l«k(7««ertey: CwtMt til: Bulk (ob 143 75 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) (ob $153.75 sellers, new drum (ob J159 75 sellers. C»pr»: Mixed (loose) 186 50 buyers. Pepper: Munlofc white pepper (ob Asta NLW $425.00 sellers. Sarawak white
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      67 18 SELANGOR Dredging Bhd announced an audited after-tax profit of Mr 90 million ($6.54 million), for the year ended March 31, on a turnover of $32.87 million ($25.62 million) A final dividend of 25 per cent gross (20 per cent), payable on August 25, to shareholders registered on
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      477 20 GIANT Malaysian conglomerate Sime Darby appears set to make its first major thrust into yet another Asean country, the Philippines. Sime is in the planning stage for a US$53 million oil palm plantation project which will mark Its first plantation investment in that country. These
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        282 20 SYDNEY, Thurs. A marked absence of buying interest partly owing to reduced overseas interest saw generally easier prices in moderately busy trading, dealers said. Hardest hit was the oil and mining sector, with Santos falling 20 cents to AJI2 80, Central Pacifii- $2 to $61.00 and Southern
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        229 20 NEW YORK, Wed. Oils were a standout in a mostly dull market today as traders continued to take profits on recent gains amid confusion about recent Federal Reserve actions Credit market analysts said they now believe the Fed may be letting interest rates ease slightly but
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        239 20 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Share prices closed mixed with Hoogovens 0.40 and Royal Dutch 0.20 guilders higher and Unilever 0.10 down in other*us«' unchanged Dutch internationals, dealers said. Mortgage bank WUH firmed three and BoskalLs 2.30. while NMB was 120 higher and Amev one. Heineken and Elsevior lost one
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        253 20 ZURICH. Wed Prices rose on selective demand, fuelled by high liquidity in the market and some foreign demand, dealers said. Banks and insurances featured gainers with shares of Bank Leu. Credit Suisse. Swiss Bank Corp and Union Bank actively higher Baloise Participation Certificate led gainers in insurances
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        569 20 LONDON. Wed Share prvt-s tended easier in quiet trading as operators marked lime ahead of another possible reduction in the minimum lending rate tomorrow, dealers said At 3pm. the FT index was down 1.4 points at 485.3. Equity leaders were a penny or two easier.
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        54 20 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 488.0 Tuesday 488.7 Week Ago 503.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 928.58 Tuesday 827 30 Week Ago 904.44 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 1 130.37 Wednesday 1 128 07 Week Ago 1077.74 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Thursday 895.25 Wednesday 893.88 Week Ago ***** ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 917.41 Wednesday
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      197 20 Cold Storage makes offer for Foodland THE CM Storage H*ldlags gr*op (CSH) h»s made f» million (AH million) rub offer far the entire mWrfciHln *t Australian f««d and Uqn«r (rronp FaadlMd FUldlmrs (FHL). ('•ld Storage said on Tuesday that the after U being made by Its wfcaliyowned AutraUaa sobaldlary Inland
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      181 20 MM lit IKK UNIT TKI ST IHukhi' prtra for Jal t>) The Commerce 2 85 3 00 The Savings Fund 1.82 1.91 S pore Prog Fund 1.34 1.41 Spore Sec. Fund 2 17 2.3 Spore Invest Fund 1.77 1.86xd Spore Equity Fund 1.31 1.37 ASIA UNIT TKI ST
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      1615 19 THE last transacted ready tale at the clour o< lurnimi on the Stock Exchange nl Slnga pnrr yesterday compared with the previous day's price* together with 1719 high and low I Adjusted for amp rights Israel Closing tone: Mixed. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of
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      1801 19 BID and offer prices officially listed and nusines. in and reported to the Slock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of mm nniK laa otherwise sneci I.l**l units uni**ss iiirH^rwisie spei ifled A., Tin.es Seu.ememCon.r.c^ nre quo.-d after
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      1908 19 BID .m.l oiler pru-es officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stork Exchange yesterday with the number ol shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specl■ti IMHCTRIAL* AJUMMt* (3.248 3.285) Ak*in(2.3oS)<9>2.36 ACtoe(130B) A M D (1) 088 (23) 0
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      91 19 THE MALAYSIAN Mlniiter of Fl nun has axed tbnt rate* for the period from July 24. until further •ottce: Ratter: 292.00 ccnti a Ulo; Capra: 865.00 a tonne Palm kemat: W5.75 a tonne. WkM* a«aa«r: 53.844 50 a tonne; Start papa*: R«7.*7 a tonne; The ratea of duty
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      268 19 X^^ jglßji-^-,^ M aaaaT^ Qb .^aaaPs Every home should have at least one chair that is more than just a place to sit. A chair that is so comfortable it is a refuge, a haven of complete relaxation. The Concorde Easy Chair by Diethelm is such a chair. Whether you're
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      488 20 f^jfjttV^ ON VALUE LrUJLBLUc^) and quality s^L f SLEEVED SANDAL shirts 5-PC CONTAINER SET wood tfoyr fc'W^^P^ FANS V* La, riBnsr i8ns From )apan S: now JjPS NOW $16.90 <C^ STRIPED .fiL^^^" W' SHORTS -*&Ig*&to.w ii 4 IW,.l W,. TEAKWOOD \J <R9 Aft It A CARVED Bar am lv J
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      2290 21 AT YOUR SERVICE t Telephone Service: *****22 m^^ Monday Fndoy 830om 500pm T«n«* Centre 900 om 500pm I New Induttnol Rood otr (Monday Fndoy) Upper Poyo Lebor Rood 900 o m 100pm rSoturdoy) I PERSONAL SERVICES MERCHANDISE I PERSONAL SERVICES i MERCHANDISE ■^l™^»^HiMMl^l^l^"^MMMl^B^B^^B^"^"^"^»^»^»^»^»^^»^»^»^l^^^^* L— —a— —i——^—_J L—ai J I COME
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      333 21 31 Beauty Culture A COMPLETE SET of latest electronic beauty equipment for sale. Features: vapour It ionised vapour, ht-frequency, rotary brush and pumice stone peeling, blackhead sucker, hot penetrating Iron, pneumo-llfling massage, automlsed spray Interested, call *****24 NO. 1 SKIN and Hair Care systems. For best results telephone *****36 for
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      2294 21 SECTION INDEX I PERSONAL SERVICES MERCHANDISE II EMPLOYMENT (II VEHICLES a BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES V BUSINESS PRODUCTS, SERVICES OPPORTUNITIES VI EDUCATION ft INSTRUCTION VII TRAVEL TOURS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL EVENTS IX OBITUARIES RATES Or*r>or» 70 cts per word Irran SlO SO) Wrrk-Onploy 112 00 per column cm .<*Y>
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      4944 22 I V BUSINESS PRODUCTS. SERVICES OPPORTUNITIES I II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT ISM Ita ACC«ENTAL deaths, protect your life $15,000 plus douW Other Products/ Dle 'ndeminly, hospital benefits Uiner rrOdUCIS/ and W n< jf a $2.250 every 5 Services years for only $65 to $79 monthly. Enquiries
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      685 22 RECEPTIONIST KALLANO BAHRU area Requirements 1 ondary 4 education, good command of written and spoken English, typing 35 wpm switchboard experience, and good personality Salary: S3SO $420 Call *****4 to arrange Interview REQUIRED MALAY FEMALE Typist with credit In English and ability to translate simple Malay/ English Correspondence. Tel: *****67
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      581 22 20TH CENTURY FOODS requires lor factory In Macpherson CLERICAL ASSISTANT c OCE 'O' level with credits In English and Mathematics c Able to type c L.CC.I qualifications would be advantageous c Male candidates should have completed N S Pleaae call: *****74 for appointment. c) Sales SALES PROMOTERS required Due lo
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      4234 23 I II EIPLOYMEUT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II BAKER FAR EAST. LTD. I With the newest and finest turning and milling equipment in town, we now have several vacancies for Ist and 2nd shifts. MACHINISTS to operate and set up Centre Lithe Turret Lathe Deep Hole
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      420 23 MARKETING EXECUTIVE The Job The successful candidate is expected to promote sales of building finishing products (such as tiles, marbles, celling boards, sealers, etc) Requirement* 1) Some technical knowledge of the products mentioned above. 2) Some experience In sales 3) Preferably a Class 2or 3 driving licence wllh own motor
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      483 23 I |^W MUSTAD I require* 1) FEMALE/ 1 MALE 1 MACHINE 1 OPERATORS 2) HEAT TREATMENT OPERATORS c Must be age 16 and 1 above, c willing to perform shift duties c Male appiicanu must have completed NS. I* Minimum education:. Primary 6 For Poet (2): Thoee with eiperi- ence
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      467 24 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situation* Vacant d) Technical MOTOR MECHANICS urgently required Mu.il be experienced In the repairs of dlesel engines and general construction machinery Salary negotiable Only those who possess minimum 4 years experience need apply to: 140 Buklt Tlmah Road, S*porr 0022. Tel Z*****1 Wanted AMCON MECHANICS with or
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      222 24 TRAINEE DIVERS Musi have some commercial experience. Apply personally to: 7. JaianBmut tmmm Singapore 2M1 TRAINEE INDUSTRIAL RAOIOGRA PHER8 (male I Preferable with driving licence Interested please contact *****5 URGENTLY REQUIRED TEMPORARY General Fitter to work In Ksso station Please call personally at: 345. People's Park Centre. Spore 0105 Tel:
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      348 24 II EMPLOYMENT W ff ll D) VvHij' (I fl) IMMEDIATE open- W iw, ings available for: IM it) EXPERIENCED \f GENERAL J 11) PRODUCTION 1 OPERATORS n\ (Male ft Female) (1 Minimum starting flu salary of about: IM ft) $300 p.m. \1 Ml (i.e. 51. 50 per hour) )1 H\
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      415 24 Jcifi rfj»FOOTKR as a Female Production Operator 16-25 yrs Singaporean offer: 1 GOOD starting monthly basic salary 2 FULL ALLOWANCE for transport 3 GOOD attendance benefits 4 INCREMENT on confirmation 5 FIVE -day week 6 MANY other leave benefits 7 CHEERFUL, airconditiooed environment 8 FREE uniforms Interested applicants please call
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      441 24 II EMPLOYMENT PHILIPS requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Applicants should be: a In age, 16 years old and above. a In education, Primary 4 to Secondary 4 (any Language stream You will b« happy to work for PHILIPS since we offer the following benefits: c Good starting pay $210 p.m. a
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      346 24 A NEWLY ESTABLISHED fully alrcon radio factory has the vacancies for Male and Female Operators. Normal hours and part-time We provide good starting salary and fringe benefits. Those who are Interested please apply personally to: Westronlcs Hie Ltd. *****. 2nd floor. Blk 2. Redhlll Industrial Estate. Jalan Buklt Merah. Spore
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      238 24 II EMPLOYMENT ePuJsCC fSryou START AS AN rutriß OPERATOR janaaalrfc NMMMTMCLTD ■a* li, M Rear. JTC Ratta. Fsctsrr ttsJafM 12*9 •I mtm-m ?as Rear Mac* 40M «aa m» IM HbsHlsJ rVI 1 Required Immediately FEMALE FACTORY OPERATIVES 1 Earnings per day m\ $9.28 and $9.78 after 3 2 months probation.
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      386 24 r2H [TKR J f TKR car stereo factory In Toa Ptjroh L requires i FEMALE PRODUCTION I OPERATOR j p Raquirafn#ntt: r Age 16-25 years Primary or Secondary i k education A r Working experience not 1 f necessary, training will k be provided. 4 k Banantt: J k Attractive
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      601 24 II EMPLOYMENT A manufacturing company requires: 1. MALE/FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS PRODUCTION WORKERS 2. SALES EXECUTIVE 3. MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Applicants without experience will be considered as we will be providing on-lhe-job training. Oood starting salary and fringe benefits. Bright prospects for promotion to departmental leaders/supervisors Interested applicants, plssn apply ermer m
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      620 24 A WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDARY OF A UK INTERNATIONAL GROUP OF COMPANIES REQUIRES: (A) SENIOR STOREKEEPER OCE 'O' level c Minimum 3 years experience In all aspects of work associated with the store, preferably in the Electrical line (B) DESPATCH/ STORE ASSISTANT c Secondary education in English c Possess a valid
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      562 25 II EMPLOYMENT 46 Situations Vacant i Miscellaneous DRIVERS URGENTLY REQUIRED I > J mf ompany In Upper I homson Intel, led please call 1M57T0 or come personally to 34. ragore i I next to EQUATRON PTE LTD requires j DELIVERY MEN j a I r 1 1 1 Prererabi] with
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      560 25 FEMALE FINISHED ARTIST urKently n quired ny an established com men ial firm Prererabi) »itli one years anency experience t ree medical benelits ti other generous fringe benefits will tie offered Kxcellent opportunities to learn more about advertising Please apply with full resume and contact telephone nillill>er U) The Advertiser
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      590 25 II EMPLOYMENT International Eiport company I 7 requires 1 I OFFICE i MANAGER j n Dulles include office admin- 4 islralion. local buying, ship- 4 7 ping and re-export. W Good opportunity exist for 7 k travelling for those found V capable of canvassing over- Z, 1 Successful appllcanu must
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      441 25 w I HOTEL MERLIN SINGAPORE Invites suitable applicants for the (ollowing appointments: 1 1) ELECTRICIAN I 2) WAITERS/ I WAITRESSES 3) KITCHEN PORTERS Interested parties, please call personally for an interview with a recent passport size photo- t graph to: THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 3-301. 3RD FLOOR MERLIN PLAZA BEACH ROAD
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      606 25 II EMPLOYMENT ROBIN SHIPYARD PTE LTD nvilei application! lor the lollow ng poailions: SENIOR FIRE/SAFETY ASSISTANT > 3-4 years' experience in similar position and having 3 OCT. O' levels FIRE/SAFETY ASSISTANTS i 2 years' working experience in similar position and having Secondary education GENERAL CLERK (Female) < UCK level with
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      736 25 MALE GENERAL WORKERS General Workers and Leminatora No experience necessary Preferably those living In Dists 21. 23 24 CALLB7IBII for interview MANUFACTURING COMPANY URGENTLY requires one Delivery Clerk. Experience not necessary must have completed Primary 6 education and possess 1 year driving experience (Class 3). Interested please rail personally lo:
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      573 25 II EMPLOYMENT Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fill the following vacancies: CLAIMS CLERK Requirements: GCE'O' level with cretiits in English and Mathematics and must be able to type at 30—40 wpm. Candidates must possess a Class 3 driving licence and have at least 1 year's experience in
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      636 25 Ir.iuti l>ri\.ili- limiliil manufacturer ot imn ii.iliiiii.ilK Renowned U*> ni.itu I-iilks is last Binand big and «ye niMlr sint.iliK candldatti lo a|>|iK for tinfottnwtwß pnasiluiM MACIIIMSIs (Kkilled Scmi-Hkillcfll \lllsl |»issi-s.s a I cadi CatMcate In rVedssa Madhiner) or i hitiuik \t i<msi ,i m'.iis, •vorkang Baperianoa in ofarattna pracisson macMnar)
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      643 25 II EMPLOYMENT WELL ESTABLISHED ELECTRICAL Switchboard Manufacturer and contracting dm; requires n penenced apprentn Workers and Wiremen Please apply stating past experience A'KI'.M WIREMEN. LABOURERS. APPREN j TICES and Drivers turn quired Apply personall) Upper Pay* I char Road, Spore 1953 YOUNG PUMP ATTENDANTS n quired for night shift H.Jup
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      284 25 THAI LANGUAGE LADY TEACHER flee Please call Miss Lav *****73 10 a.m. to S p m TUTOR WANTED BY Re student I WANTED VEENAI TEACHER it student n.iti .in i Bptll h) Domestic BABYSITTER NEEDED Salar) «»l TO woik Iron- pin Look aitet 2 children md light housework I ENGLISH
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      279 26 111 VEHICLES ft BOATS AUSTIN ALLEGRO 1300 "$14,850 (PARF) Feel the comfort n j\^\ and safety of a H .JX big car at a mini price| f[ Call us for more details a test drive: MALAYAN MOTORS (PTE) LTD 46 Lang Kee Road. Tal: *****5. *****3. *****0. 14 20 Otchard
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      473 26 MARCH. 1975. DATSUN 2001. for .■>1«'" '"il> iii.ui 2S*****durriowra MAY 1978 DATSUN MM Mi OM perfect an Rim M7Hii OCT 197S. DATSUN 120Y. 2 kin ond. radio, andltlon si:f.4Wi Tel 1973 t »TSUN ***** On. private \:n mi Engine ti(i-i<ip 1973 CAISUN 1600 SSS Aim, II i Eligible for I'MU
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      846 26 111 VEHICLES ft BOATS JUNE 1977 FORO Cortina 20 Ohla auto Company rend (18.000 ono lnteresta-d tel Margaret Ng.gJOH MIO 1*73 CORTINA 1600 OT Third owner iron PARK Engine newly Mad, MKIV aircond. radio Illmlll tax December 19S0 $4,800 ono View St Michael Kstatc tel *****11 Tan RS 2000 ESCORT
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      823 26 END 1973. MERCEDES Bt-nz 200 1 owner He 1.1.1 tax new In beautiful condition Tel *****06 END 1971 MERCEDES 200 Showroom condition One owner $58,000 ono View 6 Puay Hee Avenue. 1334 LATE 1973. BENZ 230 Automatic IJenso aircond PARK eligible New road tax. new paintwork good radio, cassette sound
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      761 26 111 VEHICLES ft BOATS BEAUTIFUL AUG. 1*72 Toyota Corona 1600 Aircond. sports runs. 4-channel sound system HARK Tax/ insurance 1/81 Offers above $7,200 secures or exchange considered View: 459. Guillemard Road ENO I*7*. TOVOTA Corolla 1200 cc. Aircond. sport rims, radio. cassette original paint HARK eligible $16,000 o no Tel
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      702 26 FOR $3,000 DOWN payment you can own a 1973 Austin 1300 UT I lei.uls call 285)622 HIGH VALUATION OFFERED for td vehicles Hire purchase arrangeable Tal Thong Lee Trading Pie Ltd 17 i 18 Nankin Street *****5 < ***** II you are in the market to buy or sell a
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      917 26 111 VEHICLES ft BOATS PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTE LTD Known For Top Quality Uaed Cars Plot C Uaed Cara Centra Kampong Java Fringe Carpark Oft Bukit Timah Rd/ Cavenegh Rd Tels 235*353/ 235*343 I*7* Colt Lancer 1400GL a/c I*7* Ford Cortina 16 S/W a/C (CO) Mazda *2* a/c Mil Colt
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      844 26 19*0. 3 MONTH old Il.tlh.lt.su Charade 4-speert XTK Airrond. radio, rassptlr. Showroom condition Owner leaving SellIng 519.300 on ci fall Sam Ten. *****3 I) Motor Cycles/ Scooters AUGUST. I*7*. AY Suzuki TS li". Scrambler Selling Sl.fton oju) Call *****1 after 7p in *****44 AU VESPA SPRINT PISOX Requesting $450. carry-on
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      329 27 AVAILABLE ON IST September. Mimosa I'ark condominium type C, 5 hedrooms. fully fur nished. rental $1,800 lncluslv maintenance Interested call *****68/ *****69 *****60 BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW. SINGLE STOREY Big matured garder Kxclusive residential area 3 bed rooms, servant's quarter, avail ahle in 2/ 3 months Call *****40 *****66 BEAUTIFUL 3BEDROOMEI BUNGALOW
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      868 27 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES OIST. 10. BUKIT SEDAP Road off Holland Road, near American School, double-storey detached bungalow, very quiet surroundings. 3 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms attached, partly furnished $6,000 Approximately 9.000 sq ft Meng Housing: *****49 DIST. 10 DOUBLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED :i air-con bedrooms, servant's amenities Partially furnished $2,500/- Contact *****3
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      716 27 IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES APARTMENTS 2/3 bedrooms DM 10. II at reasonable rental Furnished unfurnished to your taste With without central airconditloner. swimming pool Hoe-Tan *****2 APARTMENTS/ HOUSES/ DETACHED bungalows, is that what you own'' Or looking for' Consult F.ast meet North Real h Pie I id. we can solve
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      864 27 DIST 11 OWNER DESIGNED pent house. 2 airromtitioned hedrooms. 1 servant's, ceramic tiles, swimming pool (or only I l.tmi lies I andscaped garden. $2,500 furnished Tel *****03 DIST. 11 THOMSON WALK-UP apartment. 3 bedrooms. Immediate occupation, furnished $900 Home land *****14/ *****34 DIST. 13 ST. MICHAEL'S maw nette. 3 bedrooms
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      582 28 times friday properties 61 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses A COSY BUNGALOW in Clement! Park Holland Road or Hukit Tim. ill districts requlr- oi Jul) earl) August Ownars. plaaae call MR RAYMOND ranm A FEW expat UrgenU) require apartmenu houses $1,000 to $Ki«ai ownerAMERICAN BANK 6 PROPERTIES FOR 2 YEARSLEASE Ivance
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      805 28 A BEAUTIFUL DETACHED Ilunga low with 4 rooms with servant amenities and sp... n us cm pound Approx 6.500 sq ft in disi II at $495,000 Fleldsa *****' ***** A BEAUTIFUL 2 1/2 STOREY Townhouse with 3 bedrooms In a leiiti.il area in disi 11 al WMIII llelds ***** *****
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      777 28 CHWEE CHIAN TERRACE Dlsl 5 luxury condominium 2-storey brand new terrace house 3 bedrooms 1 servant s Fully furnished with kitchen facilities and many others Foreigners welcome Tel *****1 *****2 CORAL PARK CHOICE terrace, near Marymount Koad $235,000 Dlst 5 spacious doubic-storei bungalow 5 bedrooms. $850,000 LJ *****2/*****4 CORONATION ROAD.
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      812 28 JALAN MERBOK A Four-Bedroom 2-storey Detached house with an area of 6.800 sq.ft Selling with vacant possession. Price: $4*0.000 negotiable Interested parties. please call MANSFIELD PROPERTY SERVICES PTE. LTD *****1 or *****3. LUCKY HOUSING OFFERS dist 16 Jalan l.imau Mams semi-de-tached 5 bedrooms. 4.000 sq fl $290,000 Call *****7 1
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      782 28 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES I ACE OFFERS: Pacific Mansion renamed high floor apartment 3 bedrooms ceramic tiles parquet $240 000 furnished Call *****22 ACE OFFERS: Pasir Panjang Court, walk-up apartment with swimming pool. 3 bedrooms $185,000 with tenancy. Call: *****22 A CHANCE SALE Hillcrest Arcadia. Govenia Townhouse. 2.800 sq II Cattleya
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      884 28 DIST. 10 BALMORAL TOWERS super luxurious 4-bedroomed apartment Split-level, central alrrond. Swimming pool Area 3.000 sq ft approx Tel; *****70/ *****53 Andrew Leung Housing Agency DIST. 10 CORONATION PLAZA corner studio maisonette Wall-to-wall carpeting/ fully aircond Beautifully furnished $250,000 on ci Rolf *****11. *****9 DIST. 10 LEWIS COURT luxurious 4-bedroomed
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      736 28 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES LUXURY APARTMENTS IN EXCLUSIVE DISTRICTS a Grange Heights (Type A) Dist $5*0.000 a Singapura Mansion Dist 9 $400,000 a Sherwood Maisonette Dist 21 $320,000 a Woh Hup Complex Dist 7 M.-5.000 CALL: 723*307/ *****44 MARVLANO PARK Type D 14th floor Facing morning sun 1.900 sq ft Available
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      732 28 c) Land i CUSCADENROAD Valuable property close to Orchard Boulevard Suitable for development of high rise super luxury apartments Ares approiimately 200.000 sq tt Va<.ji.' possession on completion SELLING: 5240- P.S.F. ROCHALIE DRIVE Vacant land for exclusive bungalow development Verywide frontage Area: 125 000 sq It SELLING: StO- P.S.F. All
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      635 28 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES < s»»""»""»a»»»»»»»»a»^s»»»»»B^s»»s»a»»»; DIST 2366. HILLVIEW ESTATE. Industrial huilding. total usable urea approxim Details on applications call «eillan Securities (Real Kstale Ilni sion):22l»(W3 FACTORY SPACE VACANT ALPHA BUILDING Brand new 10-slorey Flatted Factory al DISTRICT 13 Strategically located modern fa- cllities and 2-i hours security (DB ESTATES 400
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      564 28 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY DIST 9 I ace w nil partitioned rooms al n rate for details .all Miss l.nn j .1029« BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED OFFICE spi.e with rooms for takeover and rent at Central lluildini' Available now Area 1.200 sq ft I Tel 133 leass CHOON BEE BUILDING North HmlKe Koad uith
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      723 29 times friday properties 68 Shop Space I a) For Sate i CORONATION PLAZA. FOR shop or office Area 260 sq ft Price $135,000 negotiable Tel *****04 DIST. MING ARCADE (iroundfloorshoponly for Jewellery trade 900 sq ft For sale/ rental Victory *****312 *****6 < GOLDEN MILE TOWER Ist floor shop. 240
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      744 29 DISTRICT 1: GROUNO FLOOR Shop lo let Principals only Apply PO Box 589 Tiong Bahru FIRST FLOOR SHOPHOUSE avail- able in Holland Village 1.700 sq ft Suitable for Beauty. Hair. Massage Salon or other trades Contact *****6 KATONG SHOPPING CENTRE Va- rant shop for immediate occupation Contact Miss Evelyn t
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      647 29 VI EDUCATION INSTRUCTION MIDLAND COMPUTER TRAINING COURSES Ustng IBM 370 Computars m-Hous* Computars STRUCTURED COBOL Programming for Beginners Commencing 27/7/80 Duration: 12wks/48hrs/SISO PROGRAMMING IN BASIC For Beginners Commencing 2/8/80 Commencing 3/8/80 PROGRAMMING IN BASIC Intermediate Stage Commencing Today Duration: 10wks/40hrs Enrol now at Midland School ol Commarca. 111, Ist Boor,
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      670 29 REGENT COMMERCIAL INST. NEW CLASSES BOOK-KEEPING ELEMENTARY Friday 7 30 9.30 pm Commencing 1 Aug Monday 6 7 30 pm Commencing 4 Aug SHORTHANO THEORY Wed/Thurs. 7 8 pm Commencing 6 Aug. SHORTHANO SPEED 40-70 WPM Wednesday 6 8 pm Commencing 6 Aug TYPEWRITING MORNING/ AFTERNOON/EVENING 9 am to 9
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      468 29 VI EDUCATION INSTRUCTION RsNabts bWngual teachers giving tuition to local tt foreign students In Science. Maths. English etc at all levels Tal: 43*20*. 43*7*3. Qualified bilingual teachers available for Science. Maths, English at any levels DM *****5. *****84. Group or kidl»ldual tuition by qualified graduates at all levels $10. $12.
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      488 29 GUITAR TUITION BY experienced teachers for leisure or exams. Enquiries at: La Classique Guitar Muslcenlre. 425 Katong Shopping Centre. Tel: *****73 KANG-YI MUSIC School offers courses on Guitar. Piano. Violin. Flute. Singing and Chinese instruments 130. Ist floor. Golden Mile Tower. Beach Road. Tel: *****53/*****22 d) Others CHILDREN ART CLASSES.
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      454 29 VII TRAVEL ft TOURS w\4? *h«irtours !'i*$i^r Holida H s ORIENT TOURS 6Days 8Days Mania/Baguio/Pagsanpn Mania/Baugn/Pagsanpn/ SS1.060 SSSfiSSZ Every Saturday c 4 99 Every Saturday 5 Days Bangkok 'Pattaya/ 8 Days VtVSSSS^ H-.gKnng/BangkoK/Pattaya Chiengmw/Rose Garden SS1 ,340 S$745/S$799 Everyday Eve( V Sunda y 11/13 Days 13/15 Days Taiwan Round Islam)/
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
      90 30 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. P. GOVINDASAMY PILLAI J.P., 8.8.M. Wishes to express their heartfelt gratitude and thanks to all relatives, friends, Doctors, Diplomats, Government Officials, colleagues, business associates and staff of Mt. Elizabeth Hospital for their kind attendance, wreaths and for the messages of condolence received from
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      246 30 MDM LALITA DEVI DUDMNATH RAI ON 22/7/1980 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY AT HEP RESIDENCE AT 1120 A.M. LEAVING:SONS: DURGESH KUMAR RAI VINOD KUMAR RAI PRAMOD KUMAR RAI DAUGHTER: SAROJANI DEVI TO MOURN HER LOSS. FRIENDS AND RELATIVES ARE THANKED FOR THEIR CONDOLENCES AND ATTENDANCE AT THE CREMATORIUM. THE BEREAVED
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      44 30 Thu it to inform all friend* and relatival ot the late Mr. Chan Chiok Siong that the cortege will be leaving IS. JALAN KELAWAR Singapore 1024 on 25th July IMO at 9 45 a.m. lor Mt. Vernen Crematorium. MR. CHAN CHIOK SIONG
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      85 30 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF JOSEPH CHUE SIAK WAN WHO LEFT US on 25th July 1973. Sadly missed but always remembered by wife, one daughter, four sons, one son-in-law, one daughter-in-law and three grandsons. In Fond Memory of a Dear Friend MR GEORGE SEAH KEOK CHVE who
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      34 30 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM TAN TONG NIA wish to express their heartfelt gratitude to all friends and relatives lor their donations, wreaths, scrolls, attendance and assistance during their recent bereavement.
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    92 30 Quickly and quietty came the cafl. Your mdden departure shocked ut all. We who have lost can fell The lou of a loved one without a fontwell. A place ii vacant in our home, Which never never can be filled But (till do we greive though
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      283 30 TOWN BOARDS ENACT MBNT, (NO. 118) NOTICE UNDER SECTION 137 Notice is hereby given under Section 137 of the Town Boards Enactment. (No. 118) that Layout Plan No. J7/730/78/1 for proposed change of use from residential to shophouses on Lots *****. *****. *****. *****. *****. ***** and *****, Johor Bahru
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      616 30 NOTICE JABATAN TELEKOM Change of telephone numbers in parts of DAM ANS AR A UTAMA AREA Effective 9.00 a.m. on 23rd July, 1980, tome of the telephone numbers of subscribers in the abovementioned area will be changed as follows:781 XXX 782XXX to 785XXX 783XXX All subscribers affected by the change
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      World Series of Squash off
      420 31  -  PATRICK BASTIANS PIA head receives telex from Karachi By THE Pakistan International Airlines World Series of Squash will not be held this year, according to a telex from Karachi received by Ejaz Khan, the general manager of PlA's Singapore office, yesterday. But the Hashim Khan
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      265 31  -  PETER MARTINEZ BY KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Middle-distance world record-holders Sebastian Coe and Steve Ovett, of Britain, and Montreal Olympic Games 1,500 metres champion, John Walker, of New Zealand, may be invited to here if the spotlight turns to athletics in next year's Sports Week. The
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      202 31 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Top-seeded Jimmy Connors, playing his second match oi the day after only 3/2 hours' rest, outlasted James Hardie 4-6, 6-3, 6-1 yesterday in a U*****,000 ($369,23)) tennis tournament here. Earlier in the afternoon, Connors took 90 minutes to oust Tim Wilkinson 6-0, 7-6. Other
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      725 31 BRIEFS Maradona to stay until after World Cup BUENOS AIRES, Thurs. Argentina's star soccer striker Diego Maradona will stay here I until after the 1962 World Cup j tournament, instead of Joining Spain's Barcelona club. Directors of Maradona s club, Argentines Juniors, told a Press Conference yesterday that the club
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      Tour manager Kang makes his points
      219 31 Tour manager Kang makes his points KANG GEE BAH. manager of the Republic's squash team who toured New Zealand last month, has submitted a report that should make the Singapore Squash Rackets Association come to terms with reality, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. For one, Kane bluntly stated that their weeklong preparation
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      90 31 ROCHESTER, Thurs. Muhammad Ali checked into the Mayo clinic (or an intensive physical examination yesterday in preparation for his fight against unbeaten World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Larry Holmes in Las Vegas on Oct. 1 Ali has not fought since September, 1978, when he outpointed
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      26 31 BEDOK Youth Society Football Club will hold a seven-a-side tournament at Mountbatten on Sept. 28. Entry forms are available from Mohammed Noor Busu at *****8.
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      Punters lucky not to suffer a loss
      421 32  -  EPSOM JEEP By PUNTERS who had place bets on Diamond Hill in Race 4 for Class 3 Division 2 horses over 1,400 metres at Bukit Timah on Sunday had to thank their lucky stars to get back their stakes. Diamond Hill, carrying 4,511
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      313 32  -  FAIRWAY By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The fastest two gallops here today were done by horses who went fast on the No. 2 track as against those who worked fast on the sand. Spanish Music, with Jimmy Lam up, worked fluently over 600 metres in
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      100 32 THOMSON beat Hwa Chong Junior College 2-1 while Nanyang Junior College defeated Swiss Cottage by a similar margin in the schools national volleyball competition for postsecondary girls at Whampoa Secondary School in St. George's Road yesterday Other results: Girls: Secondary: Group X First Toa Payoh 2
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      1732 32 RAPF 1 145 CLASS 6 DIV 4 1.200M iw*v^ A ($9,000 $6,300 to winner) 1 02*735 On* Two Thraa a (YPUm) Rodgers 57 (dd +2.5) 8agF Rjjm 5 2 *04*** Mysterious Pipar a (PonUan) R Breukelen 57 (dd +1) 7ag8F ksWtwi 9 3 918**8 TwnpUt* s Dg (Likely)
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      406 33  - Easy-going Malaysia fall to Thais PETER SIOW A clever move to avoid a final meeting against Singapore or the Philippines? By MALAYSIA, the only boys' team already assured of a place in the final of the ASEAN schools' basketball tournament, took things easy and were, consequently, beaten 83-76 by Thailand
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      427 33  - Wee's the name on many lips WILFRED YEO PROFILE By WEE CHWEE ANG is the name on many a lip in bowling circles these days. But the conversations are not so much about his skill inasmuch, as he is currently second in the pretournament for the Singapore international at the
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      Kang to roll on in Kuala Lumpur
      274 33 RAYMOND KANG, disqualifed by the Singapore Tenpin Bowling Congress (or arriving late during the recent selection trials for the Singapore International and the FIQ Asian Zone championships, is not quitting competitive bowling not just yet. Kang, the 1978 national champion, will be going
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      Rivals warned about Singapore
      207 33  -  R. MANORAJ By THE Malaysian Press has warned Malaysia's team to the Asian Cup hockey qualifying rounds in Singapore from Nov 1-10 not to take the tournament lightly. The reason a newlook Singapore side. The other participating teams Brunei or Burma, Indonesia and Thailand are not
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      109 33 'PENANG, Thurs. Injury-prone Ho Kh i m Soon feels he is not ready to take part in the Negri Sembilan leg of the Malaysian badminton circuit from Aug. 15-17. "I'm still troubled by my left calf rr.iisc'.o injury," he said, after guiding Penang to
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      Gooch and Rose make WI toi1...
      306 34 IX3NDON, Thurs The West Indies hit back by taking two wickets in rapid succession, after they had been made to toil by England in ideal batting conditions on the opening day of the fourth cricket Test at The Oval here today. England, who won
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      51 34 TODAY'S EVENTS BASKETBALL ASEAN schools tournament Boys Thailand v Indonesia (10.30), Singapore v Philippines (4). Girts Indonesia v Thailand (9), Singapore v Malaysia (2.30). Both matches at Gay World stadium BOWLING Singapore international pre-tournament (Kallang, 4.15). SOCCER Friendly: SJIOBA v SRC (Padang. 5). SWIMMING Schools na tional championships (Shaw pool.
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      SCOREBOARD
      35 34 SCORE BOARD ENGLAND Ut INNS: GMefc Ibw Holding 83 gw b Croft SO Baycwtt not out 7 UkridM not out 3 Eztraa 24 T*tal (for two) 167 at tea Wickets fell at 155. 157. j
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      126 34 ENGLAND 223 for three (Boycott 34 not out, Larking Ibw Garner 7, (Jatttn* 12 not oat, Extras 37). to the innings with Gooch, who batted with increasing authority. The pair took England to 100 in the 33rd over, and Gooch reached his half century two overs afterwards. They had
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      Portmen 3-0
      19 34 PORT AUTHORITY Recreation Club beat Singapore Petroleum 3-0 in a friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermin yesterday.
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      391 34 SINGAPORE 0 HITACHI I JITA SINGH, Singapore's soccer team manager, did not have his farewell wish fulfilled last night when Hitachi, of Japan, beat his side in a friendly match at the National Stadium before more than 8,000 fans, reports JOE DORAI. In
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      Zone teams for Ho Cup
      67 34 THE Ho Kah Leong Cup soccer tournament, organised by Jurong Constituency, will be confined to resident zone teams, instead of clubs, this year. The zone teams should enter a senior side and an under-15 team. The competition will be played on a league basis at
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      41 34 CABIN CREW A drew 2-2 with Flight Operations A in an SIA Group inter-department soccer tournament match at Tanglin yesterday. Other results: Division Two SATS Police 5 SATS Transport 0; Division Three Cabin Crew B 6 Engineering Administration 0.
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      325 34  - FAS to run 'sevens' tourney JOE DOR AI By SINGAPORE'S first national seven-a-side soccer competition will be held at the National and Farrer Park Stadiums on Jan 10. The Football Association of Singapore are among the few in the, world to stage a competition of this nature at na- tional
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      35 34 CHONG PANG and Huang Long community centres (Sembawang constituency) are jointly organising a seven-a-side soccer competition on Aug. 31. Entry forms are available at Chong Pang CC (*****94) The closing date is Aug. 17.
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      395 34  -  ERNEST FRIDA By MALAYSIA'S World Cap pair. Nazauddin Yusoff and Marimuthu Kamayah, will be the £«lfers Siogaporeans »ye to beat for the tltjm JnronK Masters championship, starting today. Yusoff and Ramayab had their first "feel' 1 of the challenging par-71 Jnrong Country (lob coarse yesterday when
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      103 35 MOSCOW, Than. Top Hungarian oarswoman Marianne Ambrus collapsed aad fell Into the water during the Olympic rowing single sculls semi-finals today. The drama occurred about 2M metres from the end of the l.Mtm women's course. Marianne, battling far one of three places In Saturday's final, suddenly came to
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      169 35 MOSCOW, Thurs. Nadia Comaneci proved she was not perfect yesterday. She fell off the uneven parallel bars and her Rumanian women's gymnasts lost the Olympic Games team title to the Russians. But the sensational 18-year-old still has an excellent chance to win the individual gold medal on
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      167 35 PARIS, Thnrs. The French Embassy In Moscow has protested at the recent attacks by Rosslaa police on French Journalists In Moscow's Red Square, a French Government spokesman said here yesterday. The attacks took place on Monday when five Western Journalists, Including two from the French
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      61 35 MOSCOW. Thurs. Nearly 125,000 tourisu, are in Moscow for the Olympics. Games organising committee vice-presi-dent Vladimir Popov said here today Of the 124.129 tourists. 65.896 were Russian and 58.233 from other countries. Popov said that 5,391 journalists from 81 countries had been accredited for the Games. 2,514
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      36 35 •JAPAN have boyc«tted the Olympic Games, bit klmono-oUd sports fan Naotoshl Yamada, M Osaka, hold* autographed Olympic and Russian flags at the LeniaStadlum. He Is In Mascsw "as a messenger of peace". AP RadlopIctnre.
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      565 35 BASKETBALL Mea Graap A: Soviet Union 99 Czechoslovakia 82. Uraap B: Spain 91 Yugoslavia 95 Graap C: Australia 64 Sweden 55. Italy 79 Cuba 72. Wmmo: Hungary 48 Yugoslavia 61. BOXING BaatamweUat (Mag.): Veli Koota (Fin) bt Fazlija Sacirovic (Yugo). stopped in second round; Samson Khachatrian (Soy)
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      25 35 FRENCH weighUiftcr Nicolas Lasora grits his teeth aad strains as he snatches 125.1 kilogrammes In the Olympic ffokg. division. Lasora won the gold medal. rPlßadloplcture.
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      199 35 MOSCOW, Thurs. Alexander Portnov, of the Soviet Union, won the Olympic Games men's diving springboard gold medal last night, but the result was in doubt for four hours because of protests from two of his opponents. It all began with Portnov's complaint that crowd noise made
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      51 35 MOSCOW, Thar*. Manrtxl. Damllan*. of Italy, wen the M kilometres walk gold medal, the first to he awarded In track and field eveats, In 1 hr. 23 mia. 35.3 sec Pyotr Poehlaehak, of the Soviet I alon, won the silver, aad Roland Wiener, of East Germany, took the bronze.
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      410 35 INDIANS REGAIN THEIR SCORING FLAIR TO THRASH CUBANS MOSCOW, Thurs. Spain effectively clinched a place in the OlymEic men's hockey final y beating Poland 6-0 here today. India, after two drawn matches, regained their scoring flair and a 13-0 win over Cuba means
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      215 35 Rica breaks her third world mark MOSCOW, Thurs. East Germany's 15-year-old swimming wonder, Rica Reinisch, set her third world record in four days as she, her team-mates and their Russian rivals collected three of the four gold medals at stake in the Olympic pool last night. The honour of winning
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    163 36 Snatched from jaws of victory FIRST she clapped to cbeer her team. Hies ske stretched out her arms when victory seemed Mar. Bat victory waa not to be, m triumph turned to diAMtcr mlrr*red la her final gesture aid crestfallen expressUa. Meanwhile, she had built op an "audience" of a
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    524 36 After assassinations of ministers... KABUL, Thurs. THE Soviet-backed regime in Afghanistan has ordered the closure of all universities and schools following a spate of assassinations of senior and middleranking government officials. The official Radio Kabul, in a broadcast monitored here today, said the
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    210 36 Ceausescu and Giscard call for Soviet pullout PARIS, Thurs. Visiting Rumanian President Nicolae Ceausescu and French President Valery Giscard D'Estaing yesterday called for the withdrawal of all Soviet troops from Afghanistan. In an exchange of toasts, Mr Ceausescu and Mr Giscard urged that a political solution be found to the
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    184 36 MR. HU> NOAUM Sr. Advocate peacefully on Thursday 24th July at Mount Alvernla Hospital, leaving behind Wife Lily: Brothers A. Hoaloke, W. Hoallm. Children Philip Hoallm Jr., Elma Thwaltes. Joyce Klttson; Chlldren-ln-law Mlkl Hoallm. Jolyon Thwaltes. Ralph Klttson and many nieces, nephews, grandchildren and great-grand-children to mourn his
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    279 36 Thais boost Lao border defence THAILAND, Thursday THAILAND has boosted its defence line along its sealed border with Laos by moving tanks, artillery and anti-aircraft guns to the Mekong River frontier. Gen Som Katapan, spokesman of the Thai Supreme Military Command, estimated that four divisions, or about 40,000 of Vietnam's
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    29 36 HONGKONG, Tues. Film tycoon Sir Run Run Shaw has been appointed chairman of Hongkong Television Ltd., succeeding Mr Hsiao Wo Lee who died last month. UPI.
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    241 36 No arms bought from Israel says General Panggabean JAKARTA, Thurs. The Co-ordinating Minister for Defence and Security, Gen Maraden Panggabean, today denied allegations that Indonesia a predominantly Muslim nation had purchased arms from Israel. He was responding to allegations in a document filed in the Singapore High Court that prominent
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    30 36 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials slipped 0.34 to 928.24 in the first hall-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    97 36 HONGKONG, Thura. A Vietnamese went into orbit today aboard the Soviet spaceship Soyuz 37 along with Soviet cosmonaut Victor Gorbatko, the Vietnam News Agency reported. The spaceship was successfully launched today from the Soviet Union, VNA said, quoting a communique by Tass news
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    28 36 DACCA, Thurs. Police in surprise midnight raids at two schools near nere yesterday recovered huge quantities of arms and ammunition after digging up the floors. AFP.
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        387 2  -  DELISLE SCHWARTZ SSO Concert Tonight, tomorrow night Programme noter by SINGAPORE SYMPHONY^* ORCHESTRA IF A vote were held among music professors to decide the most despised composer of the 20th Century, Sergei Rachmaninov would almost certainly win by a landslide. Academics take to
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        576 2 Exhibition Of Chinese Paintings by Lee Wai-On; National Museum Art Gallery Today till July 27; Preview by TEO HAN WUE FOR Mr Lee Wai-On, the secret of family togetherness is in the brush. His wife Ching-Man, and daughters Hilda, 11 and Heidi, 8, share his love for Chinese painting
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        246 2 SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CELEBRITY CONCERT with guest pianist Eteri Andjaparidze, Singapore Conference Hall, 8.15 p.m. Tickets: $3, $5, $10 and $15. On till tomorrow. ONE-MAN ART EXHIBITION by Hongkong artist Lee Wai-On, Singapura Room, National Museum Art Gallery, 10.30 a.m. 7 p.m. Until Sunday. EXHIBITION OF WATERCOLOI R PAINTINGS by
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        339 7  -  GRETCHEN MAHBUBANI By ANTIQUE lovers and Baba buffs have a special treat in store next week. The first ever Nonya Antique Fair will be held from July 29 to July 31 at the Cambulac Room at the Marco Polo Hotel. It is co-sponsered by the Katong Antique House
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