The Straits Times, 27 July 1980
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Title Section14 1980-07-27 1 The Sunday Times No. 2304 SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1980 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 112/1/8014 words
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Article, Illustration665 1980-07-27 1 That extra 3 pc for above-average suggests Jack Chia as an incentive for better future performance THE extra 3 per cent salary adjustment for above average workers should be paid at the end of the NWC year to ensure that the government's policy665 words
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187 1980-07-27 1 Marcos threat to extend martial law MANILA, Sat. President Ferdinand Marcos yesterday threatened to prolong martial law rule and warned of a possible wave of arrests if his political opponents and subversive elements exploit growing student unrest in the Philippines. Mr Marcos made the statement a day after a demonstrationAP - 187 words
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Article77 1980-07-27 1 SEOUU Sat. Four South Korean journalists working for foreign news media were released today after being detained for two days by the martial law authorities. They were said to have been interrogated about their reporting on the South Korean situation in recent months They are K.C. Hwang,AFP - 77 words
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Article35 1980-07-27 1 TEHERAN. Sat Four people charged with attacking revolutionary guards and three others accused of drug dealing and morals infractions were executed yesterday in Dezhil. about 480 km south-west of Tehenin AFPAFP - 35 words
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Article58 1980-07-27 1 HONGKONG. Sat. Gold jumped above the US$65O (5J1.371.50) an ounce mark on the local International market today. The market opened strong at US$653-655 following the overnight U*****454 finish in New York where sentiment was boosted by a prime rate cut. It gained two more dollars here toAFP - 58 words
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Article68 1980-07-27 1 WASHINGTON, Sat. The US Defence Department intends to send Egypt 67 more late-model M6O-A3 tanks with sophisticaled rangefinding equipment, it was announced here on Friday. The Pentagon said it wanted to substitute the 67 new tanks for 130 M4B-A5 models original- ly scheduled for deliveryAFP - 68 words
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Article104 1980-07-27 1 MOSCOW, Sat. Longstriding Steve Ovett beat world record holder Sebastian Coe in the clash of the two British middledistance giants to win the 800 metres Olympic Games gold medal in 1 min. 45.4sec. Coe, the pre-race favou1 rite, had to settle for the silver in 1:45.9,UPI - 104 words
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163 1980-07-27 1 UN panel in favour of ousted Kampuchea govt UNITED NATIONS, Sat. The Credentials Committee, overriding Soviet objections, yesterday recommended that the General Assembly continue to recognise the ousted Democratic Kampuchean Government. The recommendation came after Radio Hanoi reported yesterday that the Vietnam-backed Heng Samrin regime has formally requested the UNReuter - 163 words
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Article70 1980-07-27 1 LONDON, Sat. British actor Peter Sellers, who died on Thursday, was cremated in north London today following a church service attended by 30 close friends and relatives. Spike Milligan and Harry Secombe, friends of Sellers and partners with him in the zany radio series called The GoonReuter - 70 words
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Article163 1980-07-27 1 MOSCOW, Sat. Vladimir Lapitsky, of the Soviet Union, was pierced through the chest by a broken sword in the Olynv pic men's foil team match between the Soviet Union and Poland today. Lapitsky, 21, making his debut in the Olympics, and Adam Robak, of Poland, attackedReuter - 163 words
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Article, Illustration599 1980-07-27 1 TERRY LIM - A MOMENT of happiness for 17-year-old National Junior College French bora player, Chan Mei Yoke, after her school band was awarded the gold medallion at yesterday's inter-second-ary school concert bands presentation at the Singapore Conference Hall. The top prize eluded the band which wonWONG KWAI CHOW SEE PAGE IS - 599 words
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362 1980-07-27 1 FOREIGNERS TO BE ALLOWED TO BUY CONDOMINIUMS ONLY? THE government may restrict foreigners to buying only condominium flats in order to halt speculative property sale and to protect genuine local home buyers. The proposal, it is understood, will reserve the sale of ordinary private362 words
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185 1980-07-27 1 RANGOON, Sat. Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda has called for greater efforts by countries in the region to solve the Kampuchean conflict which he said is threatening the peace and stability of South-east Asia. Speaking at a banquet in his honour byReuter - 185 words
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Article20 1980-07-27 1 BRISTOL, Sat. Louisi Brown, the world's first test tube baby, celebrated her sec ond birthday yesterday. APAP - 20 words
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Article54 1980-07-27 1 THE death toll on onr roads rose to It? stace the beginning of the year, when a pedestrian, Mr Vellappa Kolandai, of Kolam Ayer, died in the Singapore General Hospital late last night after he was involved In an accident with a van at Holland Road54 words
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Article45 1980-07-27 1 SEVEN men were warded at Alexaadra Hospital early this morning, serlMuly Inhuwd alter they were attacked with Iron ban ami paraags by SI men In a gaag clash at a coffee shop In Corporation Road, Jnronx, late last night.45 words
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Article163 1980-07-27 2 Hijackers give up after 27 hours KUWAIT, Sat. Two disgruntled Jordanian brothers who had hijacked an airliner for 27 hours, surrendered peacefully last night and freed their hostages unharmed. Youssef and Ahmed Mifleh, both convicted bad cheque artistes, handed over their guns, grenades and explosives and ended a five-stop journeyUPI - 163 words
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499 1980-07-27 2 WASHINGTON, Saturday IN A revelation which adds more talk and substance to the "Billy6 ate" affair, the White louse has disclosed that Billy Carter's help was sought last year by President Jimmy Carter in seeking the release of the American hostages inAgencies - 499 words
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Article, Illustration186 1980-07-27 2 HEATWAVE VICTIM MAY BE FIRST TO SURVIVE 47 DEGREES ATLANTA, Sat. A 51-year-old heatwave victim has survived although his bodv temperature rose to 47.05 degrees Celsius, medical authorities said here today. Gradv Memorial Hospital said that their patient, Willie Jones, is probably the only person in the world to haveAP; AFP - 186 words
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265 1980-07-27 2 Non-aligned draft seeks total Israeli pullout UNITED NATIONS, Saturday NON-ALIGNED states have formally proposed that the UN General Assembly call on Israel to withdraw totally and unconditionally from Arab lands occupied since June 1967. In last night's draft resolution, expected to be put to a vote on Monday or Tuesday,Reuter; UPI - 265 words
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Article49 1980-07-27 2 WASHINGTON, Sat. The Federal Reserve Board, the US Central Bank, said today it was lowering its discount rate from U to 10 per cent with effect from Monday. The der. sion followed moves by several leading banks in recent days to lower their prime lending rate. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article36 1980-07-27 2 CANNES (France), Sat Burglars stole valuables worth 80 million francs (5J42.2 million) from the villa of the son of the former ruler of the Persian Gulf emirate of Qua tar, police said yesterday. UPI.UPI - 36 words
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169 1980-07-27 2 LONDON, Sat Renter news agency closed Its International service fnun Its LMdN headquarters for eight h**n early today after journalists here joined a strike at tke agency's New York bareaa. ne British National I nlon of Journalists ordered all Its members oat. They wereAP; UPI - 169 words
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Article80 1980-07-27 2 Egypt won't recall its envoy CAIRO, Sat. Egypt will not recall its ambassador to Israel if Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin moves his office to Arab East Jerusalem, official sources were quoted as saying in today's early edition of Al Goumhouria newspaper. An Israeli radio report quoted Western sources asReuter - 80 words
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183 1980-07-27 3 'Deng will become chief next month' TOKYO. Sat. Senior Vice-Premier Deng Xiaoping will be named China's Chief of State a post abolished five years ago in a meeting of the National People's Congress next month, a Japanese newspaper reported today. The Yomiuri Shimbun, quoting what it called very reliable sourcesAP - 183 words
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Article, Illustration357 1980-07-27 3 NEW DELHI, Saturday HUNDREDS of people have been killed and hundreds of thousands left homeless by widespread flooding in India, Ban- gladesh, Korea and China during the past several days. Millions of dollars worth of crops have also been destroyed. INDIA'S northern and north-westernUPI - 357 words
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Article125 1980-07-27 3 Bani-Sadr names new premier LONDON, Sat. Iraa's President AlmUumsm Baal-Sftdr tod»y named his national p*Uce chief as the country's sew Prime Minister, Teheran Radio announced, signalling a compromise with the nations powerful fundamentalist Muslim clergy. Tie radio said Mcstafa Mlr-Sallm, who also serves as Depot) lateri•r Minister, told the Pars125 words
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314 1980-07-27 3 TOKYO, Saturday THE Japanese Government has hinted it will boost defence spending in the face of increasing pressure at home and abroad to build up its armed forces, political sources said. Defence appropriations for the fiscal year beginning next April are expectedUPI - 314 words
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268 1980-07-27 3 Political killings and Soviet air raids up says US WASHINGTON, Saturday SOVIET planes hay« stepped up bomb attacks on Afghan villages recently and there has been a spate of assassinations in the capital of Kabul, a US State Department spokesman said today. He said the assassina- i tion victims wereAgencies - 268 words
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Article43 1980-07-27 3 HEIDELBERG (W Germany) Sat. A US air force Jet crashed on Friday, killing both crew members, an air force spokesman said. The plane, an I OV-10 Bronco forward air control patrol plane, crashed about skm outside Reisenbach. near Heidelberg UPIUPI - 43 words
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Article34 1980-07-27 3 WASHINGTON, Sat Political violence in El Salvador killed 3,425 civilians in the first six months of this year, 760 of them in June, former agriculture minister Enrique Alvarez Cordova said yesterday. AP.AP - 34 words
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122 1980-07-27 3 Khmer Rouge attack Viets near border ARANYAPRATHET, Sat. Khmer Rouge guerillas counter-attacking a heavy Vietnamese push on j strongholds near the Thai border today raided a Vietnamese position. Thai military sources here said. The sources said about 100 Kampuchea n guerillas, armed with automatic rifles, propelled grenades and mortars, launchedReuter; AP - 122 words
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Article27 1980-07-27 3 JAKARTA, Sat. Four people were killed in an explosion at a fire cracker factory in Proboloinggo, east Java, Antara news agency reported today. AFP. IAFP - 27 words
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Article218 1980-07-27 3 WORLD BRIEFS POWERFUL typhoon "Kirn" left the Philippines on Friday nipht with 18 dead, six missing, several thousands of families homeless and property amounting to 100 million pesos (Ss2B million) destroyed. Nicknamed "Osang' here, the typhoon, the strongest to nit the country this year, swept through about 10 provinces inAFP - 218 words
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Article102 1980-07-27 3 RKNNES, (France), Sat Seven test-tube calves have been barn in several farms near here la a series of froien embryo transplants that could radlcallv improve cattle qaallty, say experts. The experiments, the French NaUonaT Instltute for AgroaMnleal ls«U faAn c-peradv... The two-year operaUons, In farmsAFP - 102 words
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Advertisement853 1980-07-27 2 I# THE CASE FOR QUALITY I|M iW;irs.iml j MADE IN U.S.A. The look of high fashion is reflected j^^^^^H Tfr^ in these American-made camera cases... HL^ l^P> ■fete"*' > cases that embody all th« distinctive v\\ mV '^^•5*— styling, quality and craftsmanship jr usually found only in fine luggages. f853 words
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Advertisement95 1980-07-27 3 COMPIfX SiMjAPORI o«, t jßs Does the Vitamin Supplement you give your children contain Afe^/^V-v all these 6 essential vitamins? V P**- JUIIIVI It contains Vitamins A and D the vitamins of fish liver oil, plus the 4 other essential vitamins, in pleasant-tasting concentrated orange juice. Medium priced among vitamin95 words
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Advertisement158 1980-07-27 3 FURNITURE WITH A TOUCH OF CLASS 3rd Fir. Plaza Singapura (above YAOH AN Orchard Road) j fARI&TOCRATIC ORIENTAL GENUINE LfATHER-MANAU if Kings and Queens could move around as freely as you many a Royalty would visit us today to view these masterpieces Entertain in Luxury Dine in Luxury 9^^^ v\"Xr158 words
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Article, Illustration350 1980-07-27 4 THE Labour Minister, Mr Ong Pang Boon, yesterday urged the newly-inau-gurated Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF) to concentrate on improving personnel management in the Eighties. He said higher expectations of young workers who have grown up in an era of industrial stability350 words
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Article50 1980-07-27 4 THE Singapore Chinese Gold and Silver Merchants Association has raised the price of gold by $S0 a tahll. In One with tne higher international price of gold: The new prices are $1,800 a tahil for 24-carat gold, $1,461) for 22-rarat and $1,350 for pound gold.50 words
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Article199 1980-07-27 4 IT WAS an arranged marriage and the matchmaker was none other than the Minister for Labour, Mr Ong Pang Boon. Love did not blossom at first sight and an age difference of 17 years stood between the blushing bride and gallant groom. But within eight months199 words
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113 1980-07-27 4 Goodwill visit by Japanese nurses ABOUT 120 nurses from Japan will be visiting Singapore from tomorrow to Wednesday under the auspices of the International Nursing Foundation of Japan to foster goodwill between nurses of the two countries. They will call at the Alexandra Hospital, Singapore General Hospital and Tan Tock113 words
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Article27 1980-07-27 4 THE National Library will change its telephone numbers from August. So from next Friday, dial *****55; *****56; 3S*****; *****58 and 3376G76 for the library27 words
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640 1980-07-27 4 EDMUND TEO - EDMUND TEO BY TWO government organisations are embroiled in a dispute over the question of who should be responsible (or processing applications from physically handicapped motorists seeking exemption from the payment of the Additional Registration Fee (ARF) on their new vehicles. A640 words
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Article, Illustration657 1980-07-27 4 PHILIP LEE - Do first things first to make time count PHILIP LEE By STOP pointing an accusing finger at the clock and sighing "I haven't got the time" when you next find yourself with more work than you can cope with. Whether you are an office manager or a housewife, this excuse657 words
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113 1980-07-27 4 RENTALS of residential properties hav.; increased by an average of 29.9 per cent, according to a recent survey by the American Business Council. The survey, covering 123 members of the council, showed thi' the highest increase w ..s 33.5 per cent for113 words
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Advertisement67 1980-07-27 4 TOW WiuDspiayThe rarestuems proffered b/monoal: RxfOJNS Emerald rings from $2,500. mmgJMfe iff^ Diamond rings from $900. xpsry" if Iff \vt* Sapphire rings from $880. i^Jt{- tii Y|rt Ruby rings from $500. XmmU jfi Necklets from $1,500. ;UH M 19 j MONDIAL THE INTERNATIONAL WIM DiAAAOND INVESTMENT IWf COMf*NY Open seven67 words
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Advertisement163 1980-07-27 5 Maybelline The official cosmetic of the Miss Universe Pageant Maybelline, The Cosmetic For The allows you lots of time to select from our gorgeous jfj I,^ Most Beautiful Women In The World has arrived!! colours and shades The savings on salesgirls come j I Fashion colours for super luscious looks.163 words
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Article, Illustration845 1980-07-27 6 A FORMER company chief accountant, who fled to Amsterdam after masterminding a series of frauds involving more than $460,000, was jailed for five years by a district judge yesterday. Ronald Steven Phillips. 31, who was jailed another six months on 52 counts845 words
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Article174 1980-07-27 6 'Welcome more housewives' call THE Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr Goh Cnok Tong. last alght ■rged NTUC Welcome to employ mare housewives to work la Its supermarkets on a fonr-hoor shift basis. Opening the NTUC Welcome supermarket at Bedok, Mr Ooh suggested the NTUC Welcome shenld extend Its network174 words
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Article56 1980-07-27 6 POH HER SENG, 37, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday for corruptly ottering $334 to Police Constable Chia Teng Heng as an inducement to PC Chia not to take action against him (or acting as a runner for a bookmaker. The case will come up56 words
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Article49 1980-07-27 6 HO CHONG BENG, 30, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday (or stealing 13 pieces of tin ingots valued at 113,000 from a godown in the PSA Sembawang Wharves on July 18. He is remanded and the case will be mentioned again next Saturday.49 words
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159 1980-07-27 6 Parade rehearsal starts at 6 p.m. The full dress rehearsal of the National Day parade begins at the National Stadium at 6 p.m. today and will go on until 7.20 p.m. In all, 59 marching contingents will leave the stadium at 6.15 p.m., split into two groups and march along159 words
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Article, Illustration483 1980-07-27 6 Ryders ride tandem to see the world at random AFTER 12,500 kilometres, 10 punctures, 24 broken spokes and spending about $6,000 on equipment, the Ryders are still riding tandem. Francoise and Patrice Ryder, who arrived early i this week, started their I autour la monde ("trip around the world" as483 words
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Article52 1980-07-27 6 SAF military exercises THE Singapore Armed Forces will hold military exercises in Marsiling. Mandai. Hong Kan. Chua Cnu Kang, Tampines. Pulau Tekong, Pulau Ubin and Jalan Ulu Sembawang from Monday to Sunday between 8 a.m. and midnight daily. Thunderflashes and blank* will be used. The public is advised not to52 words
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Article59 1980-07-27 6 THE Port of Singapore Authority will hold the closing ceremony of its courtesy campiagn with a debate and a film show on good manners at its conference hall in Maritime Square on Monday at 3 p.m. To end its ceremony on a polite note, the PSA59 words
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497 1980-07-27 6 Oral surgery sets poser on insurance cover A PATIENT, whose infected wisdom tooth caused him constant agony and threatened him with further infection, went to an oral surgeon for treatment. The one-hour mouth operation cost him $200 which he hoped to claim from a health insurance plan he had taken497 words
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Advertisement146 1980-07-27 6 Footway gives a new line to your legs. k Ik The new range of Footway shoes. Starring .^^IaI Avaiiahipnnivat i i i i i t ii ii MVdlldUlc Oilly dl Baby Louise heels for that lean and leggy look. .SV^J^ e¥5x m m Featuring sexy ankle straps and ties, subtle146 words
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Advertisement500 1980-07-27 7 Kit BHI K^ i^^tf Sony's astonishing Z-600. There isnt a stereo system remotely like it. Please remain seated. Astonishing is the only word to describe the I oSSSi of all Z-600 components including the cassette deck. Sony Z-600 Stereo Component System. Not only does it offer the C 2 BS500 words
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Article205 1980-07-27 8 BIO LEAGUE SOCCER IPSWICH vs MANCHESTER UNITED (Today, 11.45 a.m.): Strange and unusual things happened in this game, most of them exciting and one team got the best thrashing in six years. But you'll have to watch to find out what all the hullabaloo is about. Also205 words
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Article, Illustration1294 1980-07-27 8 Romance and adventure in new series on outlaw clan IT'S going to be a rather quiet week SBC is bringing to us TV addicts three new series only. "Only!," you scream indignantly. "Why, you ungrateful TV writer, y0u..." Yes, Caldecott Hill has given us lots of watchables in the past1,294 words
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Miscellaneous700 1980-07-27 8 9.50 AM Opening folowed by Al New 4.45 Lorna Doom Popeye Show (Cartoon series) 5.40 White Shadow Dekxes 10.15 Timang Tinggi Tinggi (Malay) 6 30 Ne s h Brief 10.40 Wonderful World Of Disney The Hr I™? 1 Sam$on Bkiegrass Special j-g Fantasbco 11.30 Bi( League Soccer Ipswich Vs I700 words
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Miscellaneous83 1980-07-27 8 TODAY: Singapore 4.23 TOMMOKOW:Slngaa.m. (0.1m), 11.13 a.m. P»re 5.02 a.m. (0.0m), (2.4m), 4.27 p.m. (1.1m), 11-53 a.m. (2.5m), 5.06 10.21 p.m. (2.7m). Sedili p.m. (10m), 11.04 p.m. Kechil 2.54 a.m. (0.2m), (2.8m). Sedlll KechU 2.54 10.11 a.m. (2.3m), 3.52 a.m. (0.2m), 10.11 a.m. p.m. (1.5m), 8.16 p.m. (2.3m), 3.52 p.m.83 words
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Article, Illustration1125 1980-07-27 9 JOHN DE SOUZA - JOHN DE SOUZA Excellent Good F«lr Pt*r QUITE a varied selection of films this week, four of them made in the United States and three in England, which provides some interesting comparisons of cross- Atlantic work. Two films were made in the same year 19641,125 words
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Article, Illustration880 1980-07-27 9 LEONG WENG KAM - LEONG WENG KAM ■El ALL PROGRAMMES ON CHANNEL 8: TODAY: CITY ROMANCES (3.30 p.m.): Business of the motor car workshop operated by Da Kuei and Lou Jiang is booming while Mrs Lin Is incurring heavy losses for her restaurant. She wants to I take over the workshop but880 words
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Article, Illustration776 1980-07-27 10 LING POON WAH - LING POON WAH By NEIGHBOURLINESS parties appear to be coming into vogue, especially with residents' committees mushrooming in housing estates and organising them with gusto to swing their way into the hearts of Singaporeans. But just how effective are they776 words
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186 1980-07-27 10 'Courtesy has always been our way of life' (JUNCEK1N over meir bread and batter has caused many Singaporeans to forget that they can be c*nrte«iu and still make a living In modern society. Courtesy, according U the MP far Seranfoon Gardens, Dr Laa elk Soon, has always been the way186 words
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173 1980-07-27 10 No short cuts to success, Ong tells workers LABOUR Minister Mr Ong Pang Boon told Singapore workers last night that they have to work hard to succeed. Speaking at the 29th anniversary dinner of the Singapore Chinese Boxing Fellowship in Club Street, he said: "There's no short cuts to success.173 words
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Article42 1980-07-27 10 THE First Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, will open the south wing of the Mandarin Hotel on Friday at 6.30 pm. To commemmorate the occasion, a programme lasting more than five hours has been arranged.42 words
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Article55 1980-07-27 10 THE letter from a reader which was carried on page 16 in The Sunday Times last week, under the heading "Not peculiar, was signed by aMr Tony Tan. We would like to point out that this was not a I letter submitted by the Minister of Education. Dr55 words
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170 1980-07-27 10 THE Singapore Lighter Owners Association has suggested that funds to I run a body to supervise the Singapore River could I be raised by levying new i charges on goods using i the waterway. I I The group suggested to the government on170 words
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881 1980-07-27 11 NANCY BYRAMJI - NANCY BYRAMJI EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS COULD BE THE CAUSE By 4 We most learn to be sensitive to the limit of pressure students can take. Parents should not relive their unfulfilled ambitions through their off spring... We need to be sensitive to881 words
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297 1980-07-27 11 PAUL WEE - Rescue men go into action in air crash drill PAUL WEE By THE scene at Paya Lebar Airport was unusually hectic early yesterday morning But the urgency that gripped the place was not because of the busy air traffic. Rather, it was the lack of it. In fact, there was297 words
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Article150 1980-07-27 11 CHARTERED BANK AND OUB CUT RATES CHARTERED Bank and Overseas Union Bank will reduce interest rates for several types of deposits from tomorrow. The new rates, reduced by 0.25 per cent at Chartered Bank, are 9 per cent (for one month's deposit) 8.5 per cent (for three months' deposit) and150 words
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Article54 1980-07-27 11 THE Committee to Promote the Use of Mandarin will hold its sixth meeting at the Culture Ministry's conference room at City Hall on Wednes day at 3 p.m. The meeting will review Its previous campaign activities and their effectiveness, as well as proposing new activities for those54 words
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Article26 1980-07-27 11 THE Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan. will introduce the Professional Engineers (Amendment) Bill in Parliament at the next sitting on Tuesday.26 words
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Article38 1980-07-27 11 A LAWYER was yesterday detained by police outside the subordinate courts. A police spokesman confirmed that he was brought to the Commercial Crime Division of the Criminal Investigation Department and subsequently released on bail.38 words
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440 1980-07-27 11 OBA to hold dinner at Apollo Sentosa A DINNER and dance with a difference that's the Old Bartleyans' Association's big event for this year. It will be held at Apollo Sentosa on Oct 19 (Hari Raya Haji) at 7 p.m. and, unlike previous years, there will be plenty of sporting440 words
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Article749 1980-07-27 12 NANCY was a quiet girl. She lived with her mum and dad and brother in three comfortable rooms in a housing estate. She had left school early and had tried her hand at several jobs, but none of them really satisfied her. She daydreamed a lot. In749 words
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Article124 1980-07-27 12 A VERY interesting lecture and a practical exhibition of the working of the Phonograph were given in the hall of the Mutual Improvement Society on last Friday night by Mr C.B. Buckley and Mr Dawson to which latter gentleman the instrument belonged. Mr Dawson spoke into124 words
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Article70 1980-07-27 12 THE days are gone in which the belief existed that the people were made for the Government, and official apathy and indifference are likely, ere long, to be less meekly tolerated than hitherto. We are led to make these remarks by the absolute indifference to the70 words
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Article, Illustration2381 1980-07-27 12 NANCY BYRAMJI - NANCY BYRAMJI By Tbf orientation weeks have ended aid many new students Hissed their chance of a lifetime by net taking fill advantage and enjoying what should have been the "honeymoon period" ef their campus life. Some ef then have no intention of catching up afterwards by2,381 words
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Advertisement14 1980-07-27 12 Only SHARP has the unique Pro3namnvible Memory on its Video V Cassette Recorder iMMMMfk14 words
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Advertisement369 1980-07-27 12 D. GAR AY SHELLCR AFT HANDICRAFT Presents: THE PHILIPPINE SHELLS AND NITO CRAFTS EXHIBITION PLACE: EXHIBITION HALL SINGAPORE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIES DATES 24TH-30THOF JULY. 1980 TIME: 25TM-30TH 10.00 AM -7.00PM 10.00 AM.- 12.00 NOON PREFERRED BUSINESS HOURS THE PHILIPPINE SMELLS NITO CRAFTS EXHIBITION HFi r> IN SINGAPORE AGAIN.369 words
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210 1980-07-27 13 A hufil of St Nicholas' Girls' Primary School, Miss Lim Bee Suan, who was warded for observation at Singapore General Hospital on Thursday after a falling' ceiling-fan landed just beside her it Tao Nan School in Armenian Street, was back it her Sunset210 words
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Article27 1980-07-27 13 SERANGOON Gardens constituency will hold a blood donation drive on Aug 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Serangoon Gardens Recreation CTub, Walmer Drive.27 words
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86 1980-07-27 13 Thieves get away with $14,000 haul THIEVES broke into the bungalow home of Madam Koh Cheng Neo, 33, in Dunbar Walk yesterday and got away with more than $10,000 worth of Jewellery and $4,000 in cash. Police said the theft took place between noon and 3.10 p.m., when Madam Koh,86 words
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Article72 1980-07-27 13 Courtesy by example in libraries THE National Library will hold a role-play courtesycompetition for its staff and those of its branches on Wednesday, at its lecture hall, at 2.30 p.m. There will be a presentation ceremony for winners of the Most Courteous Staff Award. The library has also compiled a72 words
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190 1980-07-27 13 Lawyer to hire QC to defend him in tax case LAWYER Llm Chor Pee, who faced an income tax summons charge, indicated in a magistrate's court yesterday that he would engage a Queen's Counsel Tor his trial. He made a request to the court through his counsel, Mr Joseph Grimberg,190 words
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Article26 1980-07-27 13 THE Boon Lay community centre Jogging club is organising a tour to Kuantan and Trengganu from Aug 8 to 12. For details, call *****5.26 words
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Article, Illustration297 1980-07-27 13 Little yarn spinners who came out tops STAGE FRIGHT couldn't have been more remote when these budding storytellers shrieked with rage, whimpered in fear and croaked with age, watched by more than 100 people. All veterans in Mandarin storytelling competitions, they were cool as cucumbers and a pleasure to watch297 words
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Article51 1980-07-27 13 500 dirty food handlers fined FIVE hundred food handlers at hawker centres and school I canwens were fined a total of seiu£ dtamJSed \Sd RtliToS mm u ISm^?aUy and Tuh sDoke^T^n^ s^°Th e r! and'conWcWn"* these food handlers were part of the ministry's drive for higher standards of hygiene among51 words
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145 1980-07-27 13 THE bod 2 of s&- Arthur I yaxley, the New Zea- land soldier who was shot dead at Desaru, during a robbery last Saturday was flown back to his hometown in Kaikoura yester- day after he was accorded fuU military honours with a145 words
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Article278 1980-07-27 13 $12,000 bogus cheap sales haul KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Enforcement officers from the Ministry of Trade and Industry seized a total of $12,000 worth of goods from a shop yesterday the single largest haul, since the nation-wide drive on bogus cheap sales began last week. Its enforcement controller Haji Nik MohamedNST - 278 words
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190 1980-07-27 13 'India did not bow to Russian pressure' KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. India's recognition ef the Hanoi-backed Heng Samrln regime In Kampuchea was not "In deference to prcssares from the Soviet Union," the secretary of the Indian Foreign Ministry. Mr rttc Gonsalves, said daring a stopover here today. The move was also190 words
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Article74 1980-07-27 13 KOTA KINABALU, Sat. All five children of a farmer's family died of suspected food poisoning after a breakfast of pancakes and instant noodles on Thursday, police said. The mother, Phyllis Dalun, 23, and her five children aged between 11 months and six years, were taken toReuter - 74 words
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388 1980-07-27 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday MASSIVE demand for office space caused by the ambitious expansion programmes of both the public and private sectors has resulted in an acute shortage here and in Petaling Jaya. A random survey conducted here and in Petaling Jaya indicatedNST - 388 words
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Page 13 Advertisements
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Advertisement76 1980-07-27 13 n^r^ -.aanvn^B^H^M I V B <>.i ny !nT w9w 9 I i 'I I i)S J 1 I f *T 7 I _^^fl Skirt $S Lj-Shirt $9.90-sj^H Scene at the border. Eye catching? Certainly! Cotton never looked so good. Big, bold border prints A that set your fashion mood perfectly.76 words
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Article, Illustration492 1980-07-27 14 DAVID LEWIN - DAVID LE WIN By FOR Peter Sellers, death had no sting. It was one of the Inevitabilities of what he was convinced would be a short life anyway. That was why, at 54, after a case history and problems with theDaily Mail - 492 words
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Article443 1980-07-27 14 LEONG WENG KAM reviews The Story of a Repentant Juvenile ANOTHER hurriedlymade Taiwanese production cashing in on the curreat popularity of movies based on real-life experiences is th«> lmnrp«inn The (JLi iLnL! biory or a nepentam Juvemle gives the audience. Following the success of443 words
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Article, Illustration633 1980-07-27 14 A different cuppa this short lived romance... WALTER BEOW reviews Yank* JOHN Schlesinger's YANKS harks back to the dark days of World War n when England was fighting for her survival and American troops came over to help her. It's a wartime romance, not a war film. The story (screenplay633 words
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Advertisement434 1980-07-27 14 THIS IS JOE BROOKS I Thr man who wrctr 111 1 The Academy Award Winning Song > "YOl LIGHT IP MY UKE" <j Aflar tavaral years a* Madiaon Avanua'f feeding Compoaar ot commercial tingle*, Joa Brook* haadaj I Waal lo produce, wrila and diract a movie, none ot Jl which434 words
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Advertisement516 1980-07-27 14 NIZ3S/MI) 12th BIG DAY H «cw» towrs «chms ikmo II 1 1am.1.30.4 00.6.4549 lSpm _l 0 ROGER MOORE Jpi, in color Jj3 miia iiawuii uwta bki /^^V'^Ba^l H Ml BB J \Uj MUaU IMIIIM WIIW V /JJJTL 13 mjWWHB A I ili 1 1 H D ki SiMhi Off North516 words
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Advertisement57 1980-07-27 14 NAVAL BASE TOOAV 3 SHOWS at 3 00. 6 and 8 30pm KAMAIAHASAN SRIPRIYA and RAMKANTHm ILAMAI OONJALADUKIRATHU I TAW, frim m COIOD (damanti A«*mia 3) MANDARIN (Kaiang Bahra) NOW SHOWING 1.W.3.W.7.15.5.1S I OAAO rta^ I CHfI?ER/J^ KOK WAH TEL:MOOI7(AM-CON.) 2 .5. 7 15 a 9.30PM LAST OAV LINDA BLAIR57 words
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Advertisement328 1980-07-27 14 CAP!fOL:'LYsT 4 DAYS! I (3297W) S 8HOW8: 11am. 1.45. 4.00, 6.30 a 9.150 m pj I CHANGI: TODAY ONLY! i (*****59) 5 8H0W8: 11am, 1.45, 4, 6.45 a 9.15 Hbßbb> aaaal ••aa^ad Baaa*> B*va*^^^ikm. TV IE ti GEOR6E KENNEDY'RICHARD CRENM P LIDO: Today Tomorrow! (*****14) 5 SHOWB: IIam, 1.45,4,6.45*9.15 A328 words
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Advertisement655 1980-07-27 14 I \PJrJ ORGANISATION < 1 l|> LAST DAY! O 11»oi.1.30. 4.00. «.30.». 15pm 0 ;:Love^Mldn*gh» AutoSiajpJf I ]>[ \V —-MCMitwao I ill OPENS TOMORROW -TKC BUDDHIST FIST" m Mondann I X COMING' 1 l|> -wwspewNooeATfr 3 Chrulopfwr Lu* V NOW SHOWING! IJ 11am. 1.30, 4. 8.30. 9 15pm ii<f/^SSS" c655 words
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Article, Illustration307 1980-07-27 15 PAUL JANSEN - PAUL JANSEN ■3 HK LEAN8 forward, loag baahy beard trembllag m be expounds theories profound la their simplicity. At My minute you expect him to rise, throw hla hands wide and unleash a torrent of Aramaic. Or Cedl B.de Mllle to shoat:307 words
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209 1980-07-27 15 ABOUT 200 members from 11 choirs in Singapore will forgo their individual choirs identity and sing as one at the Singapore Conference Hall on Aug 23 at 8.30 p.m. And to make their debut visually effective, they'll don the black and white of209 words
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Article, Illustration724 1980-07-27 15 TAN BUAT LIAN on the Secondary School* Band Show NATTY in their blazers and immaculately pressed trousers, some 800 students from 11 secondary schools took centre stage at the Inter-Secondary School Concert Bands Presentation, to match musicianship and style in stalwart succession. The decorum724 words
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Advertisement128 1980-07-27 15 Fly Air Lanka Bto the Jfcldives v\\ 9r <' 'Sffl \l7 enjoy a taste or raiadise on the way. Tt\\\\ VutiaaVtaA* lsi I! 9 \v\ r>*^v*' v;v 1 y us fr° m Singapore to Colombo any Wed, Thurs, V uw£\l Wt^*\^ 1 i i or Fn^y"- Enjoy a stopover in128 words
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Advertisement427 1980-07-27 15 SINGAPORE'S 4 MOST CELEBRATED GHEFS INTRODUCE THE BEST OF CANTONESE CUISINE MR. SIN LEONG's latest introduction "ZEEZI CHICKEN" Other specialities: USA Duck, Siamese Chicken, Delicious Sea Jelly, Crystal Prawns. SIN LEONG RESTAURANT Main Rstnt: Blk 89 (Multi Car Park) Marine Parade Tel: *****05/6 Branch Rstnt: 39 Upper Serangoon Road Tel:427 words
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Page 15 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous223 1980-07-27 15 SUNDAY TIMES CROSSWORD ACROSS: 7. Watch and children (5) 28. Jack's see how long the music screwdriver? (9) takes (9) 8. Cheat won at DOWN: 1. Dress overall cards (5) 9. Stores that a tuneful ship (8) 2. Nomiare periodically issued (9) "f R tna!f feiTtha?" fy devaluating (9) 16.223 words
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Page 16 Advertisements
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Advertisement1074 1980-07-27 16 I Mw Malaysian Tobacco Company Bhd. CANTEEN CATERER Applications are invited from experienced canteen caterers Interested applicants should submit their details to manage our Factory Canteen situated at Jalan Sungai including:Bwi, Kuala Lumpur. The successful caterer is expected (a Years of experience in catering. to begin operations by January 1.1,074 words
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Advertisement577 1980-07-27 16 I'STnI SEMBAWANG »tMj SHIPYARD LIMITED KSHdBAWANG ENGINEERING (PRIVATE) LIMITED Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions:A. TECHNICIANS (Mechanical, Structural ft Electrical) 1 Technician Diploma from Polytechnic or Technical College with one or two years working experience. 2. Applicants without the above qualifications but with recognised Trade577 words
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Advertisement624 1980-07-27 16 t Mbil— Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions. INSTRUMENT/ELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS The Job The successful candidates will be attached to the Instrument/ Electrical Section of the Maintenance Department in our Refinery and will be expected to install, repair, overhaul and maintain: (a) Refining instrumentation system (b)624 words
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Advertisement629 1980-07-27 17 284-4411 1 I PERSONAL SERVICES MERCHANDISE WURLITZER ORGAN MODEL 480 (American made). 1 year old, 1 Anluimi selling at $4,000. Contact *****3 or i antiques v|ew at Taman Warna. Spore 1027 Call from 2.00pm. to KASHMIR RUGS BLACKWOOD FURNITURE ANTIQUES MORE BEAUTIFUL JUNK Visit FLEAMART At RIA COUNTRY CLUB HOTEL.629 words
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Advertisement542 1980-07-27 17 WURLITZER PIANOS U.S.A. Imported fully from America available for 600 BEWARE OF IMITATION from Korea. LOOK FOR THESE SIGNS when purchasing American pianos: Brand and U.S.A. signs casted matt only. Be* B*. for nenulne made piano* .it SINGAPORE PIANO I OMPANV PTE LTD Unit 22«. Plaia Singapura Orchard Road. (0923)542 words
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Advertisement510 1980-07-27 17 I PERSONAL SERVH FOR QUICK LUNCH It Reservation, visit Lai Wah Restaurant. 377 C. Jalan Besar (alrcondltlon) Tel: *****03/ *****94. Branch: (Block 44) 1436. Bendemeer Road (alrcondltlon). Tel: *****60/ *****61 W^s!#e* Sxechuan CHINA PALACE RESTAURANT Ist Floor. Wellington Building. Orchard Road. Spore 0922 lOpp Mandarin Hotel) Sn Tel *****65. *****78510 words
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Advertisement599 1980-07-27 17 :ES MERCHANDISE 39 House i Renovation/Repair SEAH HUAT KIM CONTRACTOR specialises In repairing roof leakage. Interior decoration, undertake all kinds of construction work *****64/ *****55. 41 TV/Sound System ANTENNAE INSTALLATION TECHNICAL Servicing, repair, colour TV on the spot. Reasonable charges Day/ Night Service. Tel: *****23/*****75 AUSTRALIAN TRAINED ELECTRONICS specialist. Specialises599 words
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Advertisement559 1980-07-27 17 II EMPLOYMENT A manufacturing Company has immediate foßowing vacancies Applicanls muet possess GCE O' level Certificate and minimum 1 veer's working experience: 1) JUNIOR TELEX OPERATOR/ GENERAL CLERK 2) ACCOUNTS CLERK Applicants must have Bookkeeping knowledge. 3) CONFIOEMTIAL CLERK To lake charge of monthly staff payroll and records and other559 words
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Advertisement694 1980-07-27 17 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service: *****22 DPn nM ni/irc £rtr Fridoy t£ om i3-cS P Ord X v ™-p"— ™*>, *m E hand.se ri2N'J«SuodoyT^» Serr.D*plo, Jl 200 per column cm II EMPLOYMENT Pubkc Hofcdoy oOOom-lOOpm .<Vr »36 00) Strom T«kn 111 VEHICLES BOATS COUNTER SERVICE t»m cm694 words
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Advertisement205 1980-07-27 17 II EMPLOYMENT HEAVY EQUIPMENT COMPANY urgently requires the following personnel: Heavy Equipment Mechanics. Contact tel *****34 between 3pm 6pm. TECHNICIANS (Mechanical) Trade Certificate in Electrical/ Mechanical or equivalent preferred. Minimum 3 years experience In maintenance and repair of Electrical/Mechanical Installations and equipment in a tool room. Please supply details of205 words
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Advertisement487 1980-07-27 17 Due to rapid expansion a large manufacturing company Invites applications for the posts of Assistant Foreman (Maintenance) Salary $12,000 15.000 per annum c ITC Certificate in Mechanical Engineering preferred a Minimum 5 years working experience in metal industry with 2 years at supervisory level a Musi have experience In repairing487 words
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Advertisement503 1980-07-27 17 II EMPLOYMENT CLERK-OF-WORKS Kxpanding engineering firm requires ur gently a Clerk -Of- Works with working experience preferred Requirements Ability U> speak Kngllsh and local dlalect-s. hardworking with initiative Some typing and Accounting ability Safety control knowledge Only Singaporeans who havr i om pleted N.S and with relevant experience are Invited503 words
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Advertisement604 1980-07-27 17 i I ISHINSEI We are a Japanese manufacturing industry engaged in the manufacturing of sophisticated electronic r toys and we require 3 1) COSTING EXECUTIVE Candidate* mas! he wen experiemed. dynamic man who must he thorough, resourceful and iiKitressne in his joti which require* him la sel up his department604 words
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Advertisement588 1980-07-27 18 111 VEHICLES 6 BOATS M^h M^^ m ""**»e»3sS wF Alao available In 1600 GLF 1600 G FT, 1600 S/W 1 800 Auto. Come in today for a test-drive We are open on Sundays It uatlnterprises pte.ud. lIT Showroom: 222 Batestier Road jEEJEL: *****93 (5 Lines) 55 Vehicles For Sale a)588 words
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Advertisement667 1980-07-27 18 GOOD CONDITION 1973 Datsun 140.1 with cassette and radio. Tax till September, insurance till October 1960 $9,000 Tel: *****42 from 8 30am JULY 1*77 DATSUN 120Y 2 private owners, tax 12/80. Ist class condition 5.300 0.n.0 Tel: *****39 LATE I*7l DATSUN 100A. PARF rliK'bl' radio, new fan and battery Tt667 words
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Advertisement977 1980-07-27 18 111 VEHICL ITALIAN ROYAL SALOON, 1975 model. Flat 3200 1 owner. Showroom condition. Full accessories Details *****28 MeO 73 FIAT 124 Special. 3 private owners. Immaculate condition $10,500 only Lorong 1, Blk 164. 592-E. Toa Payoh. Tel: *****43 NOVEMBER 1*74 FIAT 128. 2 private owners. Immaculate condition, tax 10/80 Tel:977 words
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Advertisement861 1980-07-27 18 !S A BOATS I*7* HONOA PRELUDE with tuffkote Expal leaving. Alrcon, radio, metallic silver Showroom condition. Interested ring: *****30 Corlnna S MONTHS OLD Honda Prelude. 1 lady owner, low mileage, original condition, road tax expires January '81. Michael Eng tel: *****5 g) Mazda MAZDA 1000, REG. 1973. road tax till861 words
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Advertisement942 1980-07-27 18 111 VEHICLES BOATS Mitsubishi Colt ALMOST 1*74 COLT Lancer 1200 cc Engine overhauled recently. Insurance/ tax new. '$10,350 Tel: *****1 COLT GALANT ML 1972 July. One owner. PARF eligible. $7,200 20 Jalan Bangket. Spore 2158. DEC. I*7l COLT Galant 1300. Alrcond and accessories PARF eligible Excellent condition. Road lax Nov942 words
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Advertisement810 1980-07-27 18 rUfi KEBN6-) SUBARU WORKSHOP. SPARES SALES SERVICES CENTRE 9 KIM KEAT ROAD TEL *****54 *****67 We are open today NOVEMBER I*7* TOVOTA Corolla 1200 Sports rims new sports tyres, selling $15,800. 0.n.0. Tel: *****77. NOVEMBER I*7* TOVOTA Corona. 1600 Excellent condition. Original paint work. Alr-con/cas-sette/ new tyres. Private owner. $16,000810 words
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Advertisement749 1980-07-27 18 111 VEHICLES ft BOATS Kendall's 2-system Rustproofing Totally reliable. And most effective. Call us today. Kendall Rustproofing System Pte Ltd Tel: *****61 *****38 SEPTEMBER 1*77 MWORTED Austln Allegro 2-door, good condlUon, one owner. PARF eligible Offers. Call Mr. C. Brazier *****3 (office)/ 7751 124 (home). SETT. 1975 RENAULT 12TS. 2nd749 words
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Advertisement891 1980-07-27 18 AU SUZUKI TSI2S c.c Scrambler. One owner Like new no alteration, selling cheap. Tel: *****82 AU VESPA SUPER TL. one owner, original paintwork, $1400 o.no. Tel *****8 AU SSOF HONOA Tip top condition Selling price $1,800 Interested call *****77 AY HONOA (COI2S c.c. One owner Please call *****73 AY HONDA891 words
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Advertisement750 1980-07-27 18 IV ACCOMMODATION 6 PROPERTIES b) Flats DIST 10 WOOLLERTON PARK lux urlous 4-bedroomed apartment with central alrcond and swimming pool. $3,500. Tel *****6 Strictly no agents DIST. 11 THOMSON WALK-UP apartment, 3 bedrooms, immediate occupation, furnished $900 Homeland *****14/ *****10. DIST. IS FURNISHED APARTMENT with private carpark. Peaceful and quiet750 words
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Advertisement635 1980-07-27 18 DIST. 11 MAMOALAY ROAD PENTHOUSE with open terraca Area: 4.200 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms with bathrooms at- inched Central alrcond. Fully L furnished Expensively renovated Must see to appreciate. 54M.000 TEL: 91*833 DAVE HO No agents pieaae. HDB 1-ROOM IMPROVED flat. Telok Blangah Crrsc, nt. selling I cheap. Contact *****53. No635 words
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Obituary, Illustration79 1980-07-27 19 IN LOVING MEMORY OF Th. l.t. Mdm N.ney Mary Po»i Dflftwt 27.7.7* iS,^^J?JSg|^X E A APPEMED MUM D H i^ S V^ U ST W A°V ULDHAVEL VED YOU SUFFERED SO MUCH FOR ALL OF US WHEN WE WERE CHILDREN SMaLT WHEN LIFE SHOULD HAVE BEEN EASY YOU WERE TAKEN79 words
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Obituary, Illustration73 1980-07-27 19 In Loving M«mory CM Departed 27-7-78 Sadly mused but always remembered by father, brother! and t.i I***- DEPARTED: 27-7-79 Not Just today but everyday, In silence we remember Sadly misaed by parents. Barth and OF OUR BELOVED PAP* MR. CHOONG PAN CHENG DEPARTED 27 JULY 1970 YOUR73 words
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Obituary, Illustration73 1980-07-27 19 ATHMASANTHI PUJA CEREMONY PILL Al J.P., B.B.M Mr. G. Ramachandran and Brothers request the kind presence of relative* and friends to the Athmasanthi Prayers of their late father Shn P. Govindasamy Pillai. J.P., B.B.M., on Wednesday 30th July, 1980 at 11.00 a.m. at the SRI SRINIVASA PERUMAL TEMPLE73 words
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Advertisement709 1980-07-27 19 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES M ORCHARD PLAZA. RENT/ sale M floor, corner shop 255 sq fl 68 Shop Space ral to T THE ARCADE, SHOP Lot No 110 U let Very good location, neai escalators Area 273 sq ft. Rent $1,950 inclusive maintenance kl a»-_ After viewing, only genulm O) Mental709 words
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Advertisement513 1980-07-27 19 b) Overseas LAST CHANCE FOR U.S.A. UNIVERSITY S FOR SEPT. »0 Don't PROCRASTINATE Fully Accredited Institutions Immediate Acceptance If Qualified Minimum s 'O'Levels' Levels Wa sun have a taw places Ml tor this September but tha Umversilies are cloaing enrolment You will be disappointad if you delay American University Placemen!513 words
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Advertisement587 1980-07-27 19 VI EDUCATION ft INSTRUCTION 96 Dancing Instruction GRAND DINNER AND Dance will be held on Friday August Ist 1980. 730 p m M Shangri-la Hotel (Island Ballroom) featuring 16 couples from West Germany performing Ballroom and Latin American Dances. Tickets available at Steven L Vivien Dance Studio, 7-C, Bras Basah587 words
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Advertisement384 1980-07-27 19 A BEGINNERS CLASS Latest Disco 2.00 p.m. (Sunday). Rock/ Disco 300 pm (Sunday). Social Dance 700 p.m. (Monday). Private lessons dally Collick Dancing Club (opposite Majestic Cinema). *****02 DISCO-JAZZ ON Wednesday 30/7/80. 6.00 p.m. Disco-Rock and Disco Dances on Tuesday 28/7/80. 700 pm Private lessons dally. Contact Steven It Vivien384 words
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Advertisement803 1980-07-27 19 VII TRAVEL ft TOURS AMERICA/CANADA THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE (North South East West) Sou lit New York Oatntl if Ukaha fbndi Bnta* Cataaaa Oatn Man Hong Km| 28 Days SS5390/KLSS49O io<s u/ 9 ?6 :0 16/11 By SIA SJumooSupe' B WEST COAST PArWRAMArI^-S-ftmao. Saw C*. Myittry P* Ua OaarfM Sm Otm803 words
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Advertisement513 1980-07-27 19 VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL EVENTS 111 Marriages/ Engagements Mr. Mrs. M. Rajoo (Komala Vllas Restaurant. Singapore and Muruglah Theatre. Pattukkottai) Wish to thank all well-wishers from Singapore fc Malaysia for the greetings blessings received on the occasion of the marriages of their younger daughter Selvl KALYANI with Selvan PANNEERSELVAM B Com513 words
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Advertisement89 1980-07-27 19 SELLjOUR PROPCRTIES FASTER €y mentioning in your AD. c Locotion neighbourhood c View c Siie of land built-up area c House or flat c Detached/ Semi-de-tached/ Terrace/ Splitlevel Brick/ timber construction c Number of rooms lounge/ dining/ bedrooms/ study/ bathrooms/ kitchen/ Bar- Fittings, fixtures Furnishings c Garage/ Car Porch/ Swimming89 words
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Advertisement334 1980-07-27 20 Why you should invest in Credit Suisse fine gold .^**"""v HJ^Hvl^lJaw^nV m CI redit Suisse, j\ N^l bank with offices above all other tgo 1- I 1./'I 1 "j in all major finanbanks, commands a T{ h cial centres throughunique position in 1 out the world. the Singapore gold market.334 words
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Advertisement244 1980-07-27 20 nan^ntnal nan> Il _v W M OFFICIAL AGENTS: WbqUOH: SMUI HW» JEWELLERY CO PTE LTO G6Luc«v««jGT KaO'^xafV Tei ******0 ISETAN EMPORIUM (Si PTE LTO. HavwxhOutryr Ro (Apo*o Mole)) Te* *****1 SINCERE WATCH DEALER GJ3" 8 fen^vcj Snoo^^ Co"Wi Cowan Si T« ***** ORCHARD WATCH CO G'6»'9P»™>*«Pl»M Cwem»>St Te> 32*309 NANKING244 words
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427 1980-07-27 20 Message from the Embassy of Switzerland, Singapore ON Aug 1, the Swtes Con£?2r*™2L £iLL SLwl 1®"1 bratm* its «tth birthday. "iSw^S •2*?' there wUI be firework dtopiays, bonfires on the hiUtops and children paradi!lft.£!l*" gll i U T wlft Chinese Interns. The signing of427 words
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Article, Illustration1550 1980-07-27 20 Dr H. J. HALBEER - Dr H. J. HALBEER By of Credit Suisse IN my experience, if the Swiss explain their political and economic system to foreigners, the latter not only develop an understanding of Switzerland's special situation, but also snow sympathy for it. If one wants to1,550 words
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Article, Illustration670 1980-07-27 21 SWITZERLAND is the cradle of tourism. As early as the 18th Century, travellers from all over Europe admired and wrote glowing descriptions of the variety of Switzerland's scenery and the wild beauty of the Alps. At the beginning of the present century,670 words
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756 1980-07-27 22 IF THE Swiss economy had to be represented by a simple geometrical figure, it is undoubtedly an inverted pyramid. In fact, the base with which nature has endowed the Swiss economy is very narrow indeed, while the superstructure is unusually large. The country is poor in756 words
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522 1980-07-27 22 Nation's economy put up a good show despite inflation IN 1979, Switzerland's economic situation was a little more favourable than had been expected. The effective national product, which had stagnated the previous year, should have increased by about 1 per cent. Three factors are responsible for this improvement. Firstly, the522 words
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443 1980-07-27 22 Swiss cheese is only one of many specialties THE growth of agriculture and the quality of dairy production have favoured the devf lopment in Switzerland of a varied and prosperous foodstuffs industry. In 1978, this industry which also includes the production of fodder, beverages, spirits and tobacco numbered about 700443 words
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Advertisement312 1980-07-27 21 Best Wishes to the Government and People 9 of Switzerland on the occasion of their National Day JtJbk SG.S. Singapore (Pte) Ltd. J ■fl QhCtj 8| GCWOI Superintendence Co (Pte) Ltd A Room 57C, third floor, An&on Centre, d| Anson Rood, %Q# Smgopore 0207 Telephone *****11 Telex SGSRS ***** Cables312 words
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Advertisement233 1980-07-27 22 03)60-13 jMd WF ■'■:'&£s• 0249 d- 31 0301 D-.d > VV**'«j£" SANDOZ of Switzerland Available at all watch dealers in Singapore Sole Agent RAN ASIA COMMERCIAL COMPANY ?X.E.TB\ 1703/5, 1 7 th Floor, High Street Centre. Singapore 0617. i v j^r* 1 vV •No reflections! WiJ %t'ffii&&Ldmj\ Li'V\* Good visual233 words
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Advertisement14 1980-07-27 22 All editorial materials for this supplement were supplied by the Embassy of Switzerland, Singapore.14 words
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Article, Illustration692 1980-07-27 23 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By IT'S going to be a magnificent final round today when Singapore's top professional, Lim Kian Tiong, and Malaysia's pride, Ramayah Marimuthu, battle it out in the $12,000 Jurong Masters golf title at the Jurong Course. These two talented players, who have fought many692 words
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174 1980-07-27 23 SINGAPORE collected six points after the first day of the Malaysian Cricket Association inter-state match against Royal Australian Air Forces, of Butterworth, at Balestier Road yesterday, reports KRNKST FRIDA. Singapore were awarded four points for taking the first lead and two more for their faster174 words
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Article291 1980-07-27 23 PATRICK BASTIANS - PATRICK BASTIANS B By BANKER Simon Vivian served notice of his intentions in the Ovaltine individual graded squash championships by trouncing Patrick Lam 9-0, 9-1, 9-4 in the first round of the men's F-grade event at the Kallang; complex yesterday. Vivian, a Hongkong291 words
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Article210 1980-07-27 23 SINGAPORE lat Ism. Marteaa c Estreich b Att 36 Daa c Sutton b Sullivan 37 Amartamrly* c Sutton b Sullivan 9 Asher b Sullivan 0 Jeyaaudnm b White 4 Dautag c Dennis b Ats 4 D» SUv» b Sullivan 19 Kaanlal c Dennis b Sullivan 16 lUJattßgam b White210 words
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580 1980-07-27 23 BRIEFS Simons leads four players by a stroke WETHERSFIELD. Sat. Front-runner Jim Simons fired a one-under-par 70 to take a 10-under-par 132 and a onestroke lead over four other players after yesterday's second round of the SUS3OO.OOO i $6.13,000) Greater Hartford Open. Leading scores: in Jim Simons 62. 70; 18Agencies - 580 words
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461 1980-07-27 23 KEN JALLEH Jr - KEN JALLEH Jr. By HALLELUJAH! The boxing controversy has finally been resolved thanks to good ol' common sense, tact, diplomacy and the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association vice-presi-dent LTC. Quek Koh Eng. And the only winner to emerge from all the verbal and written punches, thrown461 words
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254 1980-07-27 23 S. Korea send a surprise invitation SINGAPORE'S soccer team success in the Malaysia Cup and their appearance in the preOlympic Games final in March has obviously raised a few eyebrows in the South Korean Football Association, reports JOE DORAI. For the SKFA have now decided to invite the Republic's national254 words
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Article18 1980-07-27 23 GENERAL Dynamic beat Chase Manhattan Bank 5-1 in a friendly soccer match at Dover Road yesterday.18 words
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Article53 1980-07-27 23 KILAT CLUB, of Kuala Lumpur, and Singapore's Indian Association drew in their friendly cricket match at Balestier Road yesterday. Brief scores: Kilat 174-8 (Ranjit 41, Krishnasamy 23, A. Christie 52, Mohammed Rashid 4-48, Eric Cooke 2-18); IA 127-6 (Goh Swee Heng 37, M Neethianathan 53,53 words
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Article30 1980-07-27 23 TOKYO Sat. World Boxing Council flyweight champion Shoji Oguma is favourite to retain his title over South Korea's Kirn Sung Jun in their bout here on Monday night. AFP.AFP - 30 words
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Article129 1980-07-27 23 TODAY'S EVENTS ATHLETICS SAAA fourth All-Comers meet (Farrer Park, 2). SAAA 10,000 metres run (Farrer Park, 5.30). BOWLING Singapore international pre-tournament (Kalians, 4.15). CRICKET SCA senior League: Armed Forces v SCC B; CSC v SCRC; IA v SRC; HO v UWC. OOLF Jurong Masters tournament (Jurong, 8). HOCKEY SHA Under-23129 words
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221 1980-07-27 23 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE YOUTHS 1 HITACHI FC 4 THE absence of Singapore's top soccer officials and talent scouts was more disappointing than the Republic's youth team defeat dv Japan's Hitachi in this friendly match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. The game provided221 words
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Article40 1980-07-27 23 CHANGI United and Mountb.it ten drew 2-2 In the National Football League Division One match at the Jurong Stadium last night. At Deptford Road, Sembawang Sports Quo trounced Paslr Panjang 5-0 in a NFL Division Three match.40 words
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Advertisement226 1980-07-27 23 H The American leader in advanced microprocessor technology has a I vacancy for: I Senior Programmer I (annual salary up to $20,800) The candidate will be given complete on the job familiarisation and training to assume responsibility in assisting the Manager in the effective supervision of the EOP department, spearheading226 words
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Article, Illustration802 1980-07-27 24 EPSOM JEEP writes about the champion for whom a race meeting was postponed so that he could reach the course on time BACK in the 1910's, a champion jockey dominated the racing scene so completely that a race meeting had to802 words
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Article150 1980-07-27 24 EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY TET 1 FHipaehi Cincinnati Road Runner Cincinnati WLsnu Credentials Wianu U. Grosvenor Credentials 2 Bold Till Fantastic Take Easy Bold Till Bold Till What's Enough What's Enough Fantastic Take Easy 3 I ValtoyFama War Banner Cordon Bleu V.ll.y Fama The Pillar War Banner D»«no War Banner150 words
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1693 1980-07-27 24 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Backing a beaten favourite is a popular plan with quite a number of punters because it gives them plenty of winners to shout about. Unfortunately, this system also brings about plenty of losers. To make anyting of beaten favourites1,693 words
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Article1729 1980-07-27 24 RATF 1 1-30 CLASS 1 DIV 1 1.800M fUliyEj A ($18,000 —112,600 to winn«r) 1 1*1200 Cincinnati IH a (Kl. Choi*) Mansor 54.5 (+2.5)5 spg 1.200MF atony 7 2 *414O3 Cradanttala a Cgg (Reno) Chong 52.5 (ud same) 4 irg 1.200M F.. laa 1 3 *****5 FINpacN a1,729 words
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Advertisement1119 1980-07-27 24 Leading US Multi-national Organisation seeking:SALES MANAGER An experienced Sales Manager to further c: pand market penetration both locally and i the region. The company's main activities ai in the sales of all type of telecommunicate equipment. He will be expected to develop and implemei an on-going sales plan to achieve1,119 words
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Article36 1980-07-27 25 FIRST No: *****8 SECOND No: *****2 THIRD No: *****4 STARTERS Nos: *****1, *****0, *****7, *****5, *****4, *****1, *****2, *****3, *****3, *****9, *****4. CONSOLATION Nos:. *****9, *****8, *****5, *****3, *****8, *****3, *****4, *****7, *****8, *****6.36 words
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Article, Illustration726 1980-07-27 25 WORLD WIDE ...with Godfrey Robert LONDON, Sat. Fran Cotton and Peter Shllton are In the who's who of British sport They're bath proud U dan the cautry's ealava, they da their beat whoa they Uke to the field and have performed726 words
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2346 1980-07-27 25 FAIRWAY - FAIRWAY By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Cannon, having his second run after a spell this season, scored an easy five-length victory in Race Six here yesterday. Cannon paid $76 and $22. But as soon as the run- ners went past the post, all2,346 words
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192 1980-07-27 25 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. With a perfect 300 game already scored at the Starbowl during the Selaogor Open bowlfng championship, the participating bowlers showed they were in uncompromising mood yesterday the final day for qualifying into the Masters event. In the five-man team, the Singapore AmbassadorNST - 192 words
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Article, Illustration696 1980-07-27 26 MOSCOW, Sat STEVE OVETT, of Britain, won the Olympic Games gold medal for the 800 metres, roaring away from the strong field in which his arch-rival Sebastian Coe left his finishing kick far too late. Ovett was a good threeReuter; AP - 696 words
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Article151 1980-07-27 26 MOSCOW, Sat. Rumania's NadU (omMirrl wan two gold inedalu In the Olympic (iames gymnastics campetition last night and was Involved In her second controversy In two days. Nadla shared her second medal with Nelll Kim, of the Soviet I nlon, In the women's individualReuter - 151 words
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Article210 1980-07-27 26 MOSCOW, Sat. Undefeated Kuwait brilliantly qualified for tomorrow's quarter-finals of the Olympic Games soccer tournament when they held mighty Czechoslovakia to a 0-0 draw here yesterday. The draw gave Kuwait a fourth point in their qualifying group and left them with a record of oneAFP - 210 words
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Article601 1980-07-27 26 ATHLETICS Mca IMm ipriat flaal: 1 Allan Wells (Brit), 10.25 sec; 2 Silvio Leonard (Cuba), 10.25; 3 Petar Petrov (Bulg), 10.39 4ttm bartles flaal: 1 Volker Beck (E. Ger), 2 VasUy Arkhipenko (Soy), 3 Gary Oakes (Brit). Mfcn flail: 1 Steve Ovett (Brit), 1:45.4; 2 Sebastian CoeReuter - 601 words
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Article75 1980-07-27 26 LONDON, Sat. British Olympic Games medal hope Sue Reeve, went on official strike yesterday, then boarded a jet for Moscow. Long-Jumper Sue, a 28-year old civil servant, could not obtain normal paid leave to take part in the Games because of the Government's boycottAFP - 75 words
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Article, Illustration605 1980-07-27 26 Well-done with last-gasp dip MOSCOW, Sat. Britain's Allan Wells last night became the fastest man in the world but only by a photo finish. The 28-year-old Scot gave Britain their first Olympic Games sprint gold medal for over half a century when he won the 100 metres final. Only aReuter; AP - 605 words
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Article50 1980-07-27 26 MOSCOW, Sat. Women's world high jump record-holder Sara Simeoni, of Italy, will retire from competition after the Moscow Olympic Games. Sara, who set the world record at 2.01 metres, said yesterday that she had tired of training and that she wanted "to do something else". AFP.AFP - 50 words
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Article, Illustration240 1980-07-27 26 R. MANORAJ - R. MANORAJ By SINGAPORE had only themselves to blame when they went down 51-55 to Malaysia in the girls' final of the inaugural ASEAN schools' basketball championships at the Gay World Stadium yesterday. Malaysia showed the way at the start with the diminutive LimHAIRIS - 240 words
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186 1980-07-27 26 MOSCOW, Sat. Fht British journalists proved today the awesome armour of securlSi Narropndlng the lympie Games Is far from Impregnable. Reporters staying at the Rosslya Hotel, Press headquarters for the Olympics, are required to wear picture Identification cards around their neck at all times.UP - 186 words
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Article93 1980-07-27 26 LONDON, Sat. There will be no play today, the third day of the fourth Test match between England and the West Indies at The Oval. Following storms and torrential rain in London, the umpires, in conjunction with the ground staff, decided that no play would beAFP - 93 words
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Obituary40 1980-07-27 26 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH TZZuh9oh^uZau»qa» away petcefully on 28 780 Cor<*«c leaving No 42, Lorong ong I*** 1 at 2, 30 PZT <Sund,ttif) (ur linni&cu 1 ft 16 HPBr t or Mary church. Highland Road, uience for cremation at Mt. Vernon.40 words
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Miscellaneous189 1980-07-27 26 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in few places in the late morning. TEMP. (C) up to S a.m. tomorrow: SI max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: S.4« p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: CSC a.m. GLOBAL weather Amsterdam 14-27C Clear HelaUkl 17-25C Gear Athens 23-32 C Cloudy HNgkMg 25-33 C Rain Bakrau 33-40C189 words
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Article, Illustration535 1980-07-27 1 LET us consider, for purposes of comparison and comment, the two contributions printed below. Memories Sunlight drifted through the beams Into the old house Where she sobbed in quiet tones. Tears like raindrops Fell from her reddened eyes Wetting the photograph In her wrinkled hands.535 words
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Article, Illustration911 1980-07-27 1 Choral speaking communicating with audience on an individual level AT the opening of the Katong Convent Book and Music Week on Friday, it appears that the convent's choral speaking group is going to steal the limelight again. The Katong Convent choral speaking group has been performing for many years now,911 words
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485 1980-07-27 1 ATHLETES at the Moscow Olympics with only a forlorn hope of winning a gold medal may wish they had the audacity of a notorious Olympian nearly 2,000 years ago. The Roman Emperor Nero entered the chariot i race at the 211thReuter - 485 words
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Advertisement369 1980-07-27 1 The Pan -Electric 366 twin door refrigerator. More room, more features- for a lot less. m i P**nam e^^m •mnm jz Electric 366 twin -door refrigerator is its M^k ll MEDC mummmmmr i,^_ ~~z jsa i^B== price. You'll really be impressed. W^ M^^Hil (*P™ A"" —tfc£ r*"i* 'Acrykmitrtk Butadiene Styrtne369 words
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Article, Illustration771 1980-07-27 2 PAUL WALLACE - PAUL WALLACE Car-sharing makes commuting to work faster and cheaper By HOW do you fancy driving to work in half the time, at a fraction of today's cost, and feeling relaxed and refreshed when you get there? In America, one in five commuters771 words
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Article, Illustration271 1980-07-27 2 liO M PETE T0WN8HEND: EMPTY GLASS (Ate*): A toast to "Empty Glass", surely Townshend's best solo venture and certainly on par with some of The who's finest, for which he has been more than responsible. And if it is a musical triumph for271 words
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Article, Illustration147 1980-07-27 2 TERRY LIM - Certainly a record worth keeping TERRY LIM OISTRAKH OBOKIN; RICHTER/ROSTROPOVITCH: BEETHOVEN STRING SONATAS (Philip): Beethoven's legendary Kreutzer sonata and his inexpressibly beautiful fifth cello sonata are given a highly artistic airing on this worthy release. Listen to Richter and Rostropovitch having it out in the fragmentary, masterfully architectured fugue that147 words
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Article, Illustration234 1980-07-27 2 ALICE WONG - ALICE WONG TRACY HUANG: I WANT ONLY YOUR LOVE (EMI): In her sweet breathless voice, Tracy relates the tragedy of "Meng Jiang Lv", known in Chinese folklores as the girl whose crying crumbled the Great Wall of China a moving song well sung by234 words
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Article, Illustration274 1980-07-27 2 PETER TEO - PETER TEO TRIM LOPEZ: HIS BEST SELLERS (WEA): Trini, the man with the lively guitar and lilting music, will wow you with this compilation of his greatest hits. Whether he invites you to join in the singing as he does in "If I Had A274 words
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Article, Illustration138 1980-07-27 2 CHRIS LEWIS - Franks is maturing through his songs CHRIS LEWIS MICHAEL FRANKS: One BAD HABIT (Waraer Broth era): Mr Franks is a master of the barbed, wry lyric, and writes some pretty good tunes. The barb in his lyric is somewhat hidden in some deliberately innocuous dressing the pseudo-disco beat, or the138 words
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Advertisement958 1980-07-27 2 Give yourself a little luxury with the New Samsonite Accord in the 80s ACCORD'S attache cases are the newest from Samsonite for the eighties with four luxurious contemporary colours and finishes, in two (7.6 cm and 13cm) deep sizes. ACCORD'S new improved tapered handle is soft and r~^^^M I kind958 words
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Article, Illustration1365 1980-07-27 3 THERE'S just so much one can eat through in two nights. That's the time I gave myself for Chinatown at dinner and have just peeled off the surface. So this is no complete guide to the area but I certainly1,365 words
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Article215 1980-07-27 3 BELGIUM'S celebrated cutsinier, Mr Pierrot van Hauwermeiren, has returned to the Hilton International Singapore for the third successive year to present his famous oouvelle cuisine creations for the Belgian Gastronomical Festival. Sponsored by the Royal Embassy of Belgium, the festival, being held at the Harbour215 words
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Advertisement134 1980-07-27 3 Make sure that your child's feet are safely shod by people who know about children's feet Lots of mothers know why a baby's first shoes are so vital to foot development. And Clarks put the same care and .^^H^W ski 1 1 into all the shoes that follow. jV Made134 words
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Advertisement618 1980-07-27 3 i BC B It's golden and beautiful memories this evening when the great, grand hits of the n flfam' ne ifties and sixties return. Tonifl ht s s ng pat B ne Our local enter 'a |n ers will stage a revival, Walter Koh J° st)a r*\ no bringing back618 words
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Article, Illustration1265 1980-07-27 4 BRIAN VINE - STALIN'S ORD DESTROY THE ORDER: THE BODY! BRIAN VINE Special report by WITH handshakes and heel-clicks, Hitler bade formal farewells to his Nazi gang soon after 3 p.m. on April 30, 1945. Present were Martin Bormann, the Fuehrer's deputy, his private doctor, Professor Werner Hasse, his SS adjutant, Major Otto1,265 words
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Advertisement19 1980-07-27 4 MILO. lives up to this kind of action! Mm i w It's marvellous what MILO® can do tor you19 words
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Advertisement604 1980-07-27 5 Maybe you've always found a vacuum cleaner to be a bulky, noisy, ugly thing, something to be hidden from view when not in use. Well, National has pretty good news for you. Their latest vacuum cleaners, MC-8900 and MC5900, are stylish, versatile performers. Specially designed for all attachments to fit604 words
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Advertisement219 1980-07-27 6 II \fourUttfegiri I needs friends As your little girl grows, *B«bbb% you'll find moments that you've to let her be alone. y li-l?*- i To express her thoughts i.l J L j and feelings with dolls and W^^* '^L playthings. She has to BS> I develop her own personality the219 words
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Miscellaneous670 1980-07-27 6 VOUK blKTHDAV POKECA^T) IF It's your birthday er you do or not, you'll today. ..In the emrly make a aew routine (or months of your birthday yourself goon after year yoo may be a little Christina*, tease. Ywi mm that Travel b likely and If changes are oa the way670 words
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Miscellaneous475 1980-07-27 6 m BMN LJ5EH. IMS ft 31 M°W QUIZ MOST 1 J '"^\M(\ MB IU, < J5C i<^ mi^ tweRE, ittj/crz'L^^n Abu pwtA I v§y§r Jjlt^HII n I! I OH. NO -ITS THAT PE6T. A 1 WI5H I COULD TELL HER OUR NOSEY NEIGHBOR^ THINK OF AN EXCU5E B THE PLACE475 words
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Miscellaneous201 1980-07-27 6 r?7^MR!HHH CAREER-WISE you could Iv •EESfifl score one or two victories I _x. Blfflfa I m ear 'y P^ 1 ite week. Wednesday could be a time for celebrations. You're building up goodwill but you also have enemies and in your personal life these might provide a difficult situation. Be201 words
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Miscellaneous51 1980-07-27 7 Ai/ Edcar Rice Burroughs BA3M^2r giKwU^h \w rv^ -fl JUST WOKE UP| 3> I COULX>N*T PUT <t^3^> P '"H I C WEu_AREnT < jfr^kl T^^^^'^B^B THIS BOCK CXtvvn Jfj^fJ &'i^|' f MDv TOO TI(?ED NO Ay .-I STATED UP "^y^-^Vk^ V TOGOTO <^ J&^\^ 1 PEEJ- J n 1 151 words
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Article, Illustration106 1980-07-27 8 CHOW, meaning food," probably comes from the Mandarin "ch'ao" (fry or cook). CHOWMEIN, a dish combining various stewed vegetables and meat served over fried noodles, is English for the Cantonese "chow min" (fried noodles). CHOW is also a Chinese dog, borrowed from a Chinese dialect word akin to106 words
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Article, Illustration855 1980-07-27 8 Working towards |*^|^n| universal education m for women should M be the first goal ON JULY 14, the Mid-Decade Conference related to the UN decade for women was opmed at Bella Centre, Copenhagen. Running concurrently was the Non-Governmental Organisations Forum at the University Centre, Amager. The855 words
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596 1980-07-27 8 WHEN are Singaporeans at their most irrational, most gullible and most aggressive? When are they most prone to enormous boots of depression and hysterical fits of ecstasy? At a debate? At a cinema? On the roads? All clone but not quite. No,596 words
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