The Straits Times, 18 September 1980

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    13 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURBDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1981 30 CENTB M.C.(P)No. 111/1/80
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    Lock icon OPEC IN DISARRAY
    454 1 Hardliners reject Saudi plan VIENNA, Wednesday OPEC was thrown into disarray today when ministers from 13 member-countries ended their two-day meeting here bitterly split over a long-term strategy for pricing oil. "The matter will be taken to the Baghdad summit next month if the summit will take
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    Police search for 'tug of love' boy
    365 1  - Polic e search for 'tug of love' boy PAUL WEE By POLICE are looking fer tng-ef-tevr key, Steve Oh Uat Wai, 2, and ais grandmother, Madam Lea Tuaa, of Lorong 1, Tea Payefc. la gelag late hiding with the bay, the graaay Is defylag a High C«art order. She alas
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    Lowest ever
    34 1 LONDON. Wed The profit* of Briudi indasto are at their lowest ia hntory and firms are fotac out of htmurm al the butest rat* ever waded, accordinf to the Baafc of Eaf
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    Lock icon Gold in Europe up by US$9
    117 1 LONDON, Wed. GeM price* reee aheat IS$» aa eeaee la Raropr tUa LONDON'S five aalUn hiaaea fixed the Bmtaf geld prior at I SWtSSs a tr*r»aarc, ap treat I SSeei.M late VfWWv^aW la ZURICH, the aaetal mM hr t aifdlsa af ISW7B.M, ap tram
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    Marian told: Apologise or else...
    8 1  - Marian told: Apologise or else... S.M. MUTHU By
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    Lock icon Strike law
    22 1 NEW DELHI. Wed India said today it would amend the existing labour legislation to prevent long-drawn strikes and lockout* Reuter.
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    S'pore in key UN committee
    267 1  - S'pore in key UN committee EDGAR KOH By our correspondent United Nations, Wednesday SINGAPORE has been appointed a member of the United Nations General Assembly credentials committee, whose report to the Assembly is important if Democratic Kampuchea's seat is challenged during the 35th session which opened yesterday A Singapore spokesman
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    Road toll now 195
    98 1 THE death toll on the roads rose to 195 when two motorcyclists died in accidents in the last 24 hours. Mr Matthew Gopalakrishnan, 42, died on the spot when he was flung into a drain after his motorcycle crashed into a dustbin at the junction of
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    The bulls charge on
    64 1 THE bulls again dominated the Singapore stock I market yesterday, estab- lishing a new record high of 640.11 on the Straits Times Industrial Index. As a result of sharp gains in several Malay- sian blue chips, the key barometer achieved a double-digit rise of 10.99 points.
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    Saudis won't cut output
    59 1 Saudis won't cut output VIENNA, Wed. Saadla Arabia said today It woald continue to prodace ».S million barrels of ail per day until the cad of MM despite a glut oa the world oil market. The Saudi Oil Minister, Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamaai, spoke to reporters here after a threeday
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    Lock icon KIM TO HANG
    556 1 KIM TO HANG Court takes only 6 minutes to decide 23 followers receive jail sentences SEOUL, Wednesday A MILITARY court today took only six minutes to impose the death sentence on Kirn Dae-Jung, former presidential candidate and Korea's best-known dissident. The 54-year-old Mr Kirn, clad in a white pyjama-like South
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    Lock icon SOMOZA KILLED IN BOMB ATTACK
    128 1 SOMOZA KILLED IN BOMB ATTACK ASUNCION, Wed. Former Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza was killed today in a bomb and machinegun attack in Asuncion, the Paraguayan capital. His driver and a bodyguard were also killed. Gen Somoza took refuge in Paraguay last year after his overthrow in a civil war in
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    Lock icon Walls sacked
    36 1 SALISBURY, Wed Prime Minister Robert Mugabe today announced he has formally fired Lt-Cen Peter Walls, the white military commander who angered the government by saying civil war in Zimbabwe was a "distinct possibility." UPI.
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    Lock icon Crackdown on whiskers
    82 1 ANKARA. Wed. Having cracked down on terrorists and other unruly elements in I Turkish society, the country s J new military chiefs turned their attention to another form of rebellion: Men's whiskers "My boss came in and told us to trim our moustaches, beards and hair so
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    Lock icon pang's trial on Friday
    34 1 BEIJING, Wed. Chiaa's uoterieas "Uaag of Four," lacladlag the widow of the late party Chalrmaa Ma* ZrdonK, will go oa closed trial this Friday, Weatrra diplomatic searees reported today. AP.
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    PACT ANNULLED
    45 1 BAGHDAD, We*. la what cnM be the prelae> to fall-scale war, PrwMeat Saddam Hu* sela Ualght declared Irak's 1175 Algiers Agreemeat with Iran aull aad voio, aad said the Shaft Xl-Arab waterway betweea the two eeaatrtos skoaM return to fall Iraqi routrol. Reator.
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      124 1 i aUUIf •§0 pages today JCNB AND CUSTOMS ALERT FOR j OPIUM RING I Page 8 j SEBIOUS food I shortage in Vietnam, L I says Red Cross t > FIERY attack on j rich nations by new i UN president 3 CARTER now ahead i of Reagan 4 WARSAW
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      Lock icon Serious Hanoi food shortage says Red Cross
      341 2 FLOODS HIT PLANTING IN THE NORTH THE current food situation in Vietnam was "serious" following recent floods that ravaged the north, a visiting Red Cross official said here today. Mr Sven Lampell said just before leaving for Bangkok that he had come in
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      Lock icon Jakarta bans moonlighting by govt workers
      155 2 JAKARTA. Wed. The government today moved to make its civil service more effective by banning civil servants from doing business as well as inviting the Indonesian press to highlight cases of abuses by public servants. The ban implied an end to extra income for
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      Lock icon An emperor's new clothes
      57 2 An emperor's new clothes HALSTON, aa emperor of American fashion, donning a Chinese emperor's ceremonial robes In Beljtag yesterday. His "empress" is model Pat Cleveland. Hatetoa is in China to stage a fashion show In which he would try to teach the Chinese to boost their age-old export of silk
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      Lock icon Manila rebel group wrangles air time with bomb threat
      206 2 MANILA, Wed. The "April 6 liberation movement," which has claimed responsibility for the recent spate of bombings in Manila, wrangled a few minutes' air time over government-controlled media by threatening to bomb the house of a news anchorman. Channel 7 news
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      Lock icon Death sentence on dissident Kim the second in his life
      522 2 Death sentence on dissident Kim the second in his life leading South Korean dissident Kirn Dae-Jung is the second in his life. He has been sentenced to death before ironically by the communists as a reactionary. That time, he escaped from Jail and Joined the anti-communist resistance during the 1950-53
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      Lock icon Jakarta-Hanoi sea boundary talks stalled
      256 2 Jakarta-Hanoi sea boundary talks stalled JAKARTA, Wednesday INDONESIA'S talks with Vietnam over seabed boundaries in potentially oil and mineral rich areas of the South China Sea had been bogged down, a senior Foreign Ministry spokesman said today., Mr Nugroho Wisnumurti, of the ministry's international agreements section, told reporters that the
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      Lock icon A snaky stunt...
      60 2 LINCOLN CITY (Oregon), Wed. A man entered the Pines Restaurant here last night and ordered a waitress to give him all the firm's money, threatening to set his snake on her if she did not. Witnesses said the man flashed a quick view of a 0.6 metre
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      Lock icon Psychologist, 84, dies
      55 2 GENEVA, Wed. Jtan Pta- get, a world-famous child psychologist, died yesterday aged i 84. Geneva University officials said. He won fame for his studies on how children learn to think and acquire know- ledge Although he was best known i as a psychologist, he never took a
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      Lock icon French anti-noise polls candidate
      109 2 PARIS, Wed. Mr ttmm-C\mm4t Delarie today ■■■.■■c«d that he will eaatoct next April's presidential fleet! as aa »ntlMtMeaadMato. "Maaatow SOS Ehvlrumeit" aa he la kMwa will "funpnlgi agalaat uwreaaed mlm mm pttmn, trains, machlaea aad heavy tracks at ■liawli. railway sta- factories and MrTJeUrme will ala*
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      Lock icon Guerillas rout pro-Soviet tribes'
      252 3 Guerillas rout proSoviet tribes' NEW DELHI. Wed AJ ghan guerillas have routed "many hundreds" of southern tribesmen fighting with Soviet forces in a campaign that has apparent 1> failed to secure Af ghanistan's strategic Panjschir valley, diplomatic and Afghan sources said today The Soviet drive to clear itoe steep and
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      $2 b drugs
      35 3 LIMA. Wed Peruvian nar codes aceats seued drugs worth USB bUnon (SCI billion i aad arrested 1.080 prop* b»r»«i January and August this y**r. a nun in the squad said yesterday R«iter
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      No move yet by Viets to unseat DK Govt
      597 3  -  EDGAR KOH THE Vietnamese delega tion yesterday again found itself in the same General Assembly Hall as the Democratic Kampuchean team during the first meeting of the 35th m-n.ni on But Hanoi, as expected, held off challenging the Khmer Rouge credentials.
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      Lock icon Fiery attack on rich by new UN President
      391 3 Fiery attack on rich by new UN President CALL TO SPEED UP AID TALKS Mstosaats here mM ■•t raeall »■<-■ the keaa af a s>legattss; hs4 Oliver^ sac* aa attack tikHm ps> UNITED NATIONS 35 th GENERAL ASSEMBLY UNITED NATIONS, Wed. In a departure from diplomatic practice. Baron Rudiger von
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      Lock icon CHANGING OF THE GUARD
      53 3 INCOMING president of the UN General Assembly, West German Ambassador Raedlger v«n Werhmar (centre), standIng with the •otgolng assembly president, Mr Salim Ahmed Salim of Tanzania (right) at the opening of the 35th annual General Assembly. Mr Salim Is shaking hands with UN Secretary-General Knrt Wild
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      Lock icon Rise in Khmers heading for border aid post
      223 3 BANGKOK, Wad. THE number of Kampucheans heading for the Thai border in quest of rice has increased in recent weeks, although international aid organisations here say the majority of them are more interested in the region's thriving black market. At the end
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      Lock icon Amnesty will cover 50,000 Thais
      215 3 Amnesty will cover 50,000 Thais BANGKOK, Wed. About 50,000 Thai prison ers nearly two-thirds of the total number will either be released or have their sentences reduced this year under a royal amnesty decreee to be announced soon, Corrections (Prisons) Department Director-General Thawee Choosap said today. Mr Thawee made the
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      Lock icon Marcos splits town to settle dispute MANILA. Wed. — Like
      130 3 Marcos splits town to settle dispute MANILA. Wed. Like modern-day Kins Solomon. President Ferdinand Marcos ordered a southern Philippine town split in two today to appeaae two political factions fighting for local power. "There are two factions that want to become mayor, and if wr call an election, it's possible
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      Lock icon Muskie to White Houses Don't shut me out
      240 4 Muskie to White Houses Don't shut me out W ASHtNGTON. Wed. SECRETARY of State Edmund Muskie went out of his way yesterday to remind the White House not to shut him out of future discussions on strategic nuclear policy and national security. In an unusual move, Mr Muskie released the
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      Lock icon Gold moving out of Zurich into West Asia
      233 4 Gold moving out of Zurich into West Asia BERNE, Wodneoday LARGE amounts of gold have been moving this year from Switzerland to the West Asian oil-produc-ing countries, in particular Iraq, according to figures released this week by the Swiss Customs Office. The movement mainly reflects strong buying by these countries
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      Lock icon US output up for first time in seven months
      170 4 US output up for first time in seven months WASHINGTON, Wed. United States industrial production rose in August for the first time in seven months, the Federal Reserve Board, America's central bank, announced yesterday. The increase was interpreted by Carter administration economists as another sign that the sharp recession which
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      Lock icon No hope of early solution, says President
      241 4 No hope of early solution, says President ATLANTA, Wednesday PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter, backing off a bit from Monday's optimistic assessment of developments in Iran, said yesterday "there is no prospect at this time of an early resolution" of the hostage crisis. In an impromptu session here with reporters during a
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      Lock icon Trudeau tour
      24 4 JAKARTA. Wed Dlicustkmm arc under way (or a poaibie Aaeaa tour by Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau In January or February. Reuter
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      Lock icon Tax solace for Iran hostages
      66 4 WASHINGTON, Wed. The House of Representatives ways ana means committee today voted that the 52 American hostages in Iran are similar to prisoners-of-war and therefore exempt from income taxes as long as they are captives. The hostages were seized on Nov 4, and UV- tax
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      Lock icon Wallace movie
      38 4 WASHINGTON, Wed. The former governor of Alabama, Mr George C. Wallace, has signed a contract on Monday in Montgomery in which he agreed to cooperate with the producers of a television movie about his life NYT
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      Lock icon Carter now ahead of Reagan poll
      295 4 Carter now ahead of Reagan poll US PRESIDENTIAL RACE Leads Republican by 38pc to 35pc WASHINGTON, Wednesday A NEW public opinion poll issued as President Jimmy Carter wound up a hectic twoday campaign trip shows him surging ahead of Republican rival Ronald Reagan after trailing badly only a month ago.
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        Lock icon 'Frozen zoo' planned
        84 4 ALARMED about the rapid disappearance of exotic animals, American zookeepers have endorsed a plan to set up a "frozen zoo' constating of banks of sperm and fertile eggs that will be shipped to breeding centres in five major locations. 'Natural habitat is disappearing at a frightening rate,"
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        65 4 ZAMBIAN students In Rumania who spend most of their time drinking are to be recalled because they are a disgrace to their country, a minister said in Lusaka. Mr Alan Chilimboyi. Minister of State (Education and Culture), said the Zambian ambassador in Bucharest told President Kenneth
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        Lock icon Gingerbread persons
        43 4 Gingerbread persons WOMAN'S lib is arriving in bakeries and the gingerbread man might be in danger. "The cake shop near the parish church in Rye offered for sale this summer confections labelled gingerbread persons'." a letter to The Times of London said. UPI.
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      Lock icon Taiwan in three-nation N-test, says report
      216 4 WASHINGTON, Wed. A PLASH detected b> aa Amerieea entoilHe ever a*athnm Africa laat year came f ram a aeclear teat ay Seeth Africa, Urael aed Taiwaa, WaahUgtaa Paat calaaialrt Jack Aa4eraaa aeld yeaterday qaatuuaaecKt CIA repart. The reeart, aeeerdlag to Mr Aaderaaa, said that
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      Lock icon Warsaw Pact has strong weapons lead says institute
      342 5 LONDON. Wed. The Soviet Union and its satellites have seized a commanding lead over the US and its allies in both strategic nuclear and conventional weapons, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies in its annual report. The prestigious institute, which
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      WORKERS WANT CARS AS PART OF PAY DEAL
      164 5 WORKERS WANT CARS AS PART OF PAY DEAL LONDON, Wed. Union leaders have come up with a novel idea to settle a pay dispute with the Shell Oil Company they are seeking for 4,000 workers a British Leyland Mini-Metro car as part of the deal. A repor earned by the
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      THE TOP 10 ON ARMED MIGHT
      71 5 THE TOP 10 ON ARMED MIGHT BELOW are the Up I* military pmwm la ike w«*M, irnissig to the btoraaltsaal lastttato sf Strategic StMbea wMct astes that a* less than atx are Aevetoptag eaaaUtuv. They an: CMs*, 4.41 bMIUm me* safer arms; flswtet Uassa U. 7 mUltaa); United Stole* ft
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      Lock icon Smallest video camera
      65 5 Smallest video camera TOKYO, Wed. Hitachi Ltd said today it will market the world's «"*»'>—« home colour video camera, priced at 350. 000 yen (S»,«). in April next M The new product, named VKOCIOO and weighing 1.1 kg is equipped with puweiful zoom lens. The company said the camera has
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      42 5 MOSCOW. Wed Official fUrure* released yesterday indicated that Soviet oil production, whose growth rate has been itowinf tn recest years, may kat meet the official target tor IMoIK million tonnes taut Us coal industry feU well behind output schedule Reuter
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      Lock icon Leftists gun down Turkish police commander
      349 5 Leftists gun down Turkish police commander LEFTISTS, believed to be members of the revolutionary Dev-Sol group, killed a senior police superintendent and seriously wounded his wife in Istanbul today, underscoring fears that the junta may be unable to curb Turkey's terrorism. Police commander Aykut Gene, 32. was caught In a
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      Lock icon Pause for disguise gives away $7m heist suspects
      151 5 Pause for disguise gives away $7m heist suspects CHICAGO, Wed. Two suspects in a US$3.6 million (Ss7s million) London Jewellery heist were caught largely because they paused to don false moustaches and gloves, the New Scotland Yard said yesterday. The suspects, Joseph Scalise and Arthur Rachel, were arrested several hours
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    Turning Senai Airport into JB International
    1138 6 JOHORE'S Senai Airport hop*M to go international by mid-19i2. To find out more, J ANIE KHOO and PAUL JANSEN went to Kuala Lumpur and Senai respectively. On her return journey, Janie took an MAS flight to Senai and then the coach to Singapore. Here
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    Neurotic teachers on the rise? 'It's untrue'
    485 7  -  JUNE TAN By IF WOODBRIDGE Hospital figures are anything to go by, Singapore's teachers are not in bad shape mentally. The number of teachers warded there has been decreasing over the past four years. In 1977, 24 were warded, 21 in 1978, 20
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    $50 fine for abusing PC
    48 7 MOTORCYCLIST Lee Kan Kkng. 20. was fined GO yesterday for using abusive language on Police Constable Goh Boon Huat when be wai booked for a traffic offence. The offence took place In East Coast Road on Tuesday at 230 p.m Lee pleaded guilty.
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    Five-year ban on m-cyclist
    50 7 MOTORCYCLIST Koh Slew Whig, n, was fined CSSO by a dMrict court tor causing the death of a pedestrian Madam Eu Yoke YW. 62, in Penang Road on July 16 at 10 p.m He hi alao disqualified from driving all classes of vrhicle* for five years
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    150 teachers sent to the wrong course
    371 7 A MISUNDERSTANDING of the Education Ministry's plan resulted recently in principals sending more than 150 of the wrong type of teachers to a course. The plan was for one teacher from each school to go attend a 60-hour in- structional media materials course
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    Band show
    20 7 THE Yuan Ching Secondary School band will perform at the Hacßitcnie Reservoir Park on Sunday from 5 p.m
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    Guidelines on fire prevention in schools
    148 7 Guidelines on fire prevention in schools AN UPDATED list of guidelines on fire prevention has been given to schools. The last set of guidelines, issued in 1961, said schools should use shovels, sand and buckets of water to fight fires. "We have modernised school buildings. It's high time we updated
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    $150,000 gift for the NUS
    111 7 THE Vice-Chancellor of the National University of Singapore, Dr Tony Tan, yesterday received a donation of $150,000 for staff training and development. A cheque for the amount was presented to him by Mr Phng Yen San, chairman of Asia Motors. Mr Phng, in explaining why
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    Lau tipped to be top man at CPF Board
    398 7 Lau tipped to be top man at CPF Board MS RICHARD LAU, 41, the director sf the FV mcr Ministry's management services depmrtmeat, Is tipped to be the sext general mamaicr si the Central Prevdeat Pea* Beart. Mr Lu. bsMer sf an asasars degree la eee■smlfs. may start at Us
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    Baby show '80
    29 7 THE Minister of Education, Dr Tony Tan, will be the guest -of -honour at the Canberra community centre's Baby Show tO on Sunday at 9 am
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    SIA-Airlanka pact may be extended
    247 7 SIA- Airlanka pact may be extended SINGAPORE AIRLINES and Airlanka may extend their two-year management agreement for SIA to help the fledgling airline's transition to an international carrier. Confirming this yesterday, an SIA spokesman said there is a strong possibility for an extension as Airlanka will be using bigger aircraft
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    Customs, CNB on alert for opium syndicate
    350 8  -  K. S. SIDHU ALL SHIPS FROM PAKISTAN SEARCHED By OFFICERS of the Central Narcotics Bureau and Customs Department are bracing themselves (or an expected "war" on opium smuggling. CNB sources said yesterday that an international syndicate is hoping to use Singapore as a
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    BUDDHISTS RAISE $200,000 FOR PROJECT
    166 8 BUDDHISTS RAISE $200,000 FOR PROJECT THE Singapore Buddhist Federation has raised $300,000 for a United Nations-sponsored project to develop Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautama Buddha in Nepal. Into a religious, cultural and tourist centre. Its president, the Venerable S.ck Hong Choon, presented a cheque for the sum on Tuesday to
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    Man saves $1,800 on appeal
    229 8 A MAN who paid a f ine of $2,000 for the theft of a cassette will be given a refund of $1,800. Wong Kok Yeng, 26, an office assistant, had been sentenced to a day's Jail and fined $2,000 by a magistrate's court for stealing
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    Clerk gets six years' jail for killing friend in fight
    532 8 CLERK Tan Kow Meng admitted killing a friend in a fight six years ago, after the High Court reduced a murder charge against him to one of manslaughter yesterday. Kow Meng, 40, was jailed six years the sentence beginning from
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    Exam passes
    36 8 FOUR doctors have passed the 1980 primary examinations of the Faculty of Anaesthetists, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. They are Drs Can San San, Koay Choo Kok. Lee Tat Leang and Lim EnR Slong.
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      480 8 Bl ~*r On the occasion of the visit to The Republic of Singapore of His Highness The Amir of Kuwait, Kuwait Airways welcomes His Highness SHEIKH JABER AL-AHMAD AL-JABER ALSABAH and extends respect to His Excellency, THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE, DR. B. SHEARES. AIRWAYS "We find Tadano
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    Burst of colour to enhance Garden City
    635 9 SINGAPORE is laying the groundwork for a colourful skyline when its Garden City image is enhanced with flowering trees, shrubs, creepers and tall forest trees that will give the city's skyscrapers a fight for attention. Opening the third Horticulture and Aquarium Fish Show
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    Fined for kicking taxi
    55 9 TWO men Yip Wing Shee. 32. and Cheong Kum Tun, 23 were fined $500 each yesterday for kicking a taxi out of mischief. Cisco constable Ang Eng Keong saw the two men kicking the taxi belonging to Mr Cnua Guan in Robinson Road on Tuesday at
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    Lantern joy
    30 9 THE Delta Zone T residents' committee will organise a lantern making competition and a lantern procession on Tuesday at 7JO p m at Block 140, Tloog Bahru Road.
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    Fisherman's death: He surfaced too soon
    269 9 Fisherman's death: He surfaced too soon FISHERMAN Lee Chin Ho, 31, who dived into the sea to dislodge a trawler anchor, suffered decompression symptoms after he surfaced too rapidly, the Coroner's Court was told yesterday. For four days, he tried to relieve the pains in his body by diving underwater
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    Issued used ticket
    52 9 FORMER but conductor Abdul Azli bin All. 23, was Jailed for a day and fined $500 yesterday for cheating Singapore Bus Service of w cents, by issuing a used ticket to Mr Tay Kee Kirn Abdul Aziz, now a labourer, pleaded guilty to committing tK offence on
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    Making a will
    40 9 HOW to Make a Will is the subject of a talk In Queenstown branch library on Saturday at 3 p.m. The speaker will be Mrs Arfit Selvam, a member of the Singapore Association of Women Lawyers. Ad-
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    Brothel woman who got wrong 'clients'
    128 11 Brothel woman who got wrong 'clients' A YEAR-OLD woman running a brothel in Geyiang introduced three men to two Australian women in the Lion City Hotel Unknown to Doris Koh Geok Eng. the men were police officers from the anti-vice unit. Detective Inspector Lee Soon Koy and two colleagues went
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    Lantern night
    45 11 THE Senior MUrtit*— of Sute (Prime Minktter i OrAce). Mr. Lsc Khooa Chojr. will officlatr at the opeafa* of the SU«a parr Moonrmkr PnUvml and t^ntrm making romprtition prup pmratatMc <.€ rciuony at the East Coast Park Food Ontrr on Saturday at T p.m.
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    Workers want courses during shut-downs
    340 11 WORKERS in the elec- r trical and electronics industries want skill development courses to be organised during their factories' annual shut-downs so that they will spend the time I more constructively, instead of idling at home. Most electronics firms here close for one to four
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    Melbourne sails in
    398 11  -  PAUL JACOB LEADS INDIAN OCEAN TASK FORCE By THE Soviet tavastsa slAbkHUuisltti ■111-ip sf aaval forms la tie area have srssaptns Australia to seai a aaval task form for a *■*•> mastk-lsig drplsyBMsit la the laattaa Omaa. TW form la led hy the aircraft carrier HMAS Mrfhsart,
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    Play social role, too. says IRO
    186 11 UNIONS can help to reduce social tensions and conflicts, said an NTUC industrial relations officer, Mr Michael Heng. They should no longer consider collective bargaining their only preoccupation, he said, and called on them to help in community development. But Mr Heng warned them
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    TALKS ON MINIMUM WAGE FOR ASIAN SEAMEN
    143 11 ASIAN seafarers' unions are now meeting in Singapore to work out a mini mum wage for Asian seamen. This will be different from that recommended by the International Transport-Workers Federation (ITF) for European seamen. ITF rates are generally about 30 per cent higher
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    'Others besides Japan can also teach us'
    257 12 'Others besides Japan can also teach us' IN restructuring our economy, Singapore can learn not only from Japan but also from other countries. "We must seek out and blend what we consider the beat from other nations so as to strengthen our attitudes, work ethos and value systems and those
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    Marsiling CC
    35 12 THE MP for Buklt Panjang and Parliamentary Secretary (National Development). Mr Lee Yiok Seng, will lay the foundation stone of the new Marsiling community centre in Admiralty Road on Sunday at 3 p.m.
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    CBT woman: My lover persuaded me to steal...
    631 12  -  BEN DAVIDSON By A FORMER accounts clerk of a shipping firm told a district court yesterday that she embezzled nearly $340,000 and fled to Canada with her lover because of family problems and pressure of work. Wong Meng Meng, 26, now serving
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    Cadet medals
    25 12 THE National Cadet Corps will hold its third medals prtjcntaßoo ceremony at the Regional Knglifti Language Centre auditorium on Saturday at S p.m.
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    CASE LIFTS LID ON FRAGRANT RICE
    109 12 THAI fragrant rice costs more but is no more nutritious than other high quality grades. Tne Consumers Association of Singapore (Case) has discovered too that fragrant rice contains a mixture of other grades. There is only TO per cent of the real thing. Case
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    Ministry's deputy secretary to replace Othman
    205 12 Ministry's deputy secretary to replace Othman THE Fvreisa MtalntrvN depaty secretary, Mr Tm Bmi Seag (»Mvr), SI, Is to replace Mr Otfcmaa W*k aa Singapore's ■mba— <»r to •fflelal iiinirtmeat kaa beea made aa the gavenißMat Is awaiting •ffleial iimnmi trwa the laiWiiin G«veruneat «a the aapalatawat, a Fwein Mafartry
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    15th year
    32 12 THE New Town Secondary School, Queensway, will celebrate its IStb Anniversary Commendation Day on Saturday at 9.15 a.m. Dr Ow Chin Hock, Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), will be the guest -o(-bonour.
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      476 12 I L afxA Mr Vtv ay n'^t I* MM MU Mr^^ i— l^^»^ You can afford to bum your bra at this price What an opportunity! It's 30% off every prevents painful chafing and sagging, all in Formfit Running Bra you buy. cool, cool comfort of 100% cotton. What's The
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      511 13 Thecrtanalcarsetnewstaixiardsintttel6CX)cc-2(X^ J iiSD^ /y^_^ Now the att-newGatant has broken throughtto even higher stehijfe[rcrs7[ ~ZZ~~ll cGrejSf^ //■^_^_g_i The styling alone is enough to turn heads but the more you discove^L" l^f about the new Galant the more it will impress. AftiAl^^ril I 1 »inrV'^_^^^ The looks aren't just good to the
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  • 12th ASIAN ADVERTISING CONGRESS 1980 Supplement
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      Writing not on the wall for printed page...
      710 14 Writing not on the wall for printed page... lead to mare printing by top advertising man begravure, using lev ener- cause they were worried gy, wasting less paper about losing advertising and providing a clearer, to radio, brighter page. New bin- Rather than worry dery computer technology fruitlessly about radio,
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      Making the newspaper a joy to read in '80s
      307 14 WITH dturm la eleetraair media la the -Mb, exMtag media will have to rampeie far readers' Umr aad adveHHag reveaae. Media experta will have to adapt a mare scieattV »ppraaeb la their media piaaaiag aid keep themselves sat east at aew
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      Tribune's Asian edition launched at congress
      139 14 Tribune's Asian edition launched at congress AN international publication The International Herald Tribune launched its Asian edition at the congress on Tuesday. Owned by New York Times and the Washington Post, the Tribune is a general interest newspaper read mainly by government and business people and has a circulation of
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      The challenges admen will face in the coming decade
      570 14 TECHNOLOGY and changing lifestyles appear to be tbe key factors posing potential challenges to the media's marketing efforts in the Eighties. The ways in which these changes will have an impact will be influenced by the consumer, government, and the communications
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      TODAY'S PROGRAMME...
      177 14 SJI a.sa.— l2Ji s.m.: Plenary session under the chairmanship of Antonio De Joya, chairman of the Asian Federation of Advertising Associations. ADDBESB by Antonio De Joya: The Asian Federation of Advertising Associations aad the Singapore Congress. REPORT by Benjamin V. Lozare. recipient of the first Newsweek International-AFAA Communications
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    Lock icon Some Emerald Hill residents advised to move out
    365 15  -  RONNIE WAI By THE Eavlrsamrsl MlaMer, Mr Llm Kirn Su, yesterday «4vts*i sceapfccs sf am taaa It turn la EmeraM Hill Umd to DMvr sat Irmpmril) tar safety Mr Ua. was la »1m MP far Cairmalll, hU tab wkn be \mmette4 ■•re
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    Hit-and-run crash: Cyclist loses finger
    99 15 Hit-and-run crash: Cyclist loses finger DOCTORS at the Singapore General Hospital amputated the right index finger of a 17-year-old cyclist knocked down in a hit-and-run accident along Outram Road at 9 p.m. on Monday. Doctors said Kang Suan Hock's right palm was also badly Injured. Police said Kang was cycling
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    Calligraphy forum
    46 15 A FORUM ob calligraphy development la Japan and Singapore will be held on Saturday at the National Museum at 2 p.m. Three visiting Japanese calligrmptiisti and their Singaporean counterparts will take rin the forum, organised the Chinese Calligraphy Society and the Japanese Cultural Society.
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    Revenue officer's trial date set
    121 15 THE trial of THE trial of senior legal officer of the Inland Revenue Department James Chai Shin Ching, 37, will be heard in a district court from Feb 9 to 18 The first charge alleged that he received $4,390 from Mr Ang Ching Kit, managing
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    $20million marine fraud: Police closing in on gang
    374 15  -  LAI YEW KONG and AHMAD OSMAN By POLICE are closing in on a syndicate believed to be behind a suspected fraudulent marine insurance claim for more than $20 million arising from the recent sinking of a ship in Far East waters. Sources
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    DAY AMBULANCE SERVICE PLAN
    102 15 THE Red Cross is to extend its ambulance service which Is no* run by volunteers on call from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. A spokesman said a day service is planned for people temporarily Incapacitated on their discharge from hospitals. The Red Cross has a fleet
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  • The Straits Times THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1980
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      UNION'S DUES?
      400 16 A UNION has now proposed that industrial relations work done by active unionists in banks should be taken as one of the criteria for the award of the NWC second tier 3 per cent wage increase The Singapore Bank Employees Union (SBEU) argues that these part-time unionists have
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      NO NEUROSES
      361 16 NO, IT IS not true that Singapore teachers are becoming more neurotic. In fact, their mental health appears to have improved in recent years, according to figures supplied by the Permanent Secretary of the Education Ministry, Mr Gob Kirn Leong. Not only that, as a group, they seem
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    Lock icon Battle of the signs
    749 16 NEW YORK For a long time I was bullied by New York taxicabs. Leaping into one of those yellow rattlers, I would feel an overpowering urge to rest tired legs on a jump seat and a fierce black-lettered sign would snap at me. Keep Feet Off
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    Lock icon Candidates are victims of the political system US PRESIDENTIAL RACE
    806 16  - Candidates are victims of the political system US PRESIDENTIAL RACE JAMES RESTON By in Washington THE American people seem to be agreed on at least one thing in this presidential election, namely that they have been asked to choose between a couple of un satisfactory candi- dates But who asked
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    Ruler of our number two oil supplier
    890 16 IVAN FERNANDEZ •x plaint why th« visit to Singapore by the Emir of Kuwait could b* significant. IN their usual laconic manner, diplomatic observers here have described the arrival of the Emir of Kuwait, Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, In Singapore today as
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    Wooing voters or turning them off?
    565 16  -  MILTON CHASE By Our Washington reporter THE raging debate by the three presidential candidates over the format of their expected television debates is in sharp contrast to the first debate by men seeking the presidency. In 1858, for the first time, presidential candidates, Abraham
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      104 16 V A\ MFTMARGARINE }r HIGH IN POLYUNSATURATES i The heart of a healthy diet. Today, people care much more about what they eat. That's why more and more women are choosing Flora for their families. Flora is part of a healthy diet. It's made mainly from sunflower oil, so it's
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      56 17 Are you a whodunit writer? tf you cm spin a tMnf cops-and-robbers story, you may be the writer we need for a special assignment. It is part-time work that you can do at home. Send a samp* of your writing to: The Features Editor Straits Times 390 Kirn Sengßoad Singapore
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon System to boost govt housing projects
      272 18 THE Housing and Local Government Ministry has devised a system to speed up government low-cost housing projects, a ministry official told a housing seminar here yesterday. Madam Nur Hayati binti Mohamed, secretary in the planning divison, said sites marked by the states for low-cost
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      Lock icon Developing basin
      66 18 KOTA BAHRU. Wed. A working committee comprising Malaysian, Thai and Australian officials will soon begin a study to see how the I.6oOhectare Sungai Golok basin at the Malaysian-Thai border can be developed. KeLantan state chief minister, Datuk Hali Mohamed Yaacob, said today that the development of the Sungai
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      Lock icon Tirates using isles near Port Klang'
      130 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Islands scattered near Port Klang are becoming a sanctuary for pirates who prey on ships anchored off the port, it was reported here today. The report said in three incidents between pirates and the port security personnel this year, these brigands
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      Lock icon Death penalty farmer loses appeal
      108 18 Death penalty farmer loses appeal KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Padi planter Fatli bin Kasa, 29, sentenced to death under the Internal Security Act, lost his appeal to the Federal Court today. The Chief Justice, West Malaysia, Mr Justice Raia Azlan Shah, who sat with Mr Justice Chang Mm Tat and Mr
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      Lock icon Islands tour
      41 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen will leave for an eight-day visit to Western Samoa, Tonga and Fiji tomorrow before going to New York for the United Nations General Assembly, a Foreign Ministry statement said today. AP.
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      Lock icon Shops ablaze
      34 18 MALACCA, Wed. Ten shops and houses were destroyed and 40 people made homeless by a fire yesterday In Batu Berendam. six Kilometres from here. Authorities said damage was estimated at J300.000. NST.
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      Repairs will top cost of Mara building
      179 18 Repairs will top cost of Mara building KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday MARA has to spend $5.4 million to repair its headquarters where cracks have appeared on the concrete slabs of almost all nine floors of the building. The Malay Mail reported yesterday. The newspaper said th< cost of repairing the Man
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      PLEA TO EXTEND NORTHAM COURT DEADLINE
      120 18 PLEA TO EXTEND NORTHAM COURT DEADLINE PENANG, Wed. A recommendation to extend the deadline for demolition of the tilting 16-storey Northam Court by another two months has been made to the Municipal Council. A special sub-commit-tee set up to study the request by the developer, Pacific Centre Sdn Bhd, has
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      Wall collapse kills two
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      NTUC mart
      25 18 THE Minister of Education, Dr Tony Tan, will open the NFUC welcome Supermarket at dementi Avenue 3 on Sept 30 at 7.30 p.m.
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      Singapore gets letter of praise
      176 18 Singapore gets letter of praise •■A CIT%' that mrb ud kw tk Ltupm duty-free goods" tfcat how British ip^f pahtloher, Mr Jtan IWitM, view* It wm ta kte BHtom Traveller MtpdM that in EinftM aad BritSiataaore tke most ■tr eKy outride of Earope t*4 the I sited SUtra. Tke IMF-
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      Govt sets up national oil company
      307 18 1 A NATIONAL oil company has been established by the Singapore Government in preparation for government oil deals with oil-producing countries which are increasingly in favour of such transactions. The firm, Singapore National Oil Company Pte Ltd, was incorporated last month with an initial
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      -Counsel hits at 'poor evidence' of witness
      300 18 -Counsel hits at 'poor evidence' of witness A LAWYER in an appeal hearing yesterday criticised the "poor evidence" of a police witness, called as an expert on bookmaking, which had led to the conviction of stevedore Tan Swee Chong on a bookmaking charge. Mr Lee Tow Kiat, for Tan, said:
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Penang again hit by beef shortage
      166 19 Penang again hit by beef shortage PENANG. Wed Penang has again been hit by a beef shortage, following the inability of butchers to get supplies from Majuternak and difficulty in buying local cattle. Moat of the batchers at Chowrasta market here were selling beef today, but the few kilos they
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      Lock icon General's visit
      20 19 MALACCA. Wed Indonesia's army chief. General Poniman. today visited the Tercndak camp, about 36 km from here AFP
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      Lock icon in memory of his brave father
      84 19 SKVKNYKAR-OLD MikHMi Asia Shah admlriag the dagger m warded pMtkiowuly to Us father wh« m killed ia acttoa dariag a clash with cwmniudst gaerlllas is Gihir, Kedah, hi JaJy, IVN (.aptala Zalaal bla A Mai RAahM wm jtMt■anMuly bestowed the MttM's highest award tor
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      Lock icon 17 held trying to sneak in
      59 19 JOHORE BARU. Wed. Johore police have arrested 17 Indonesian* three of them women and one a baby who were trying to enter the country illegally. Police sources said the Indonesians were picked up while alighting from a sampan at Ulu Tfriui 20 km from
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      Lock icon No voice to scream for help
      167 19 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. A deaf mute went through an evening of terror on Monday when he was attacked by two thugs, one I armed with a sharp instrument, police said yesterday. Unable to scream for help, blacksmith Lim Poh Lai. 22. who had been subbed
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      Lock icon Culture boost
      44 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Twenty projects worth $1.3 million are being planned under an intra-Asean programme to promote the exchange of cultural views and activities among Aaean countries, Malaysian Deputy Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Datuk Chin Hon Ntrian, said today. AFP
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      Lock icon Vigilante members short on discipline
      223 19 MU AR. Wad MALAYSIA'S Rukun Tetangga (Vigilante Corps) is at a loss over how to deal with 45 per cent of its members who shirk their duties. Datuk Zahari Abdul Rash id. director-general of the Rukun Tetangga, who was here yesterday for a tour of
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      Lock icon Govt acts to control motor spare part prices
      182 19 Govt acts to control motor spare part prices KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Ministry of Trade and Industry is taking steps to control the prices of motor spare parts manufactured here and used in local assembly plants. The director of the industries division, Mr Borhan Abdullah, said today possible products include
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      Lock icon KL-London fares
      71 19 LONDON. Wed. Air fares between London and Kuala Lumpur will be cut next month if the British and Malaysian governments approve plans by the national airlines, It was learned here today. British Airways (BA) and Malaysian Airline System (MAS) are proposing a threelevel advanced purchase excursion fare from
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      More strength
      34 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A total of 179 police officers are due to be seconded to the National Bureau of Investigation for two yean to reinforce the anti-corrupUoo agency, informed sources said today.
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      Index makes steep climb
      336 20 NOTHING aeetaed to parity the ragtag ball* at the Wiaparn ateeh Market y eater day aad ahare artoca nidaatd to aarge ahead la aettve tradtag. laaalred by •aatalaed aaytag aaapart, the Straits Tlmea ladatrtal ladex set •■ether aew reeerd ef •441.11. ap It.M Batata. The Ulster
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      293 20 THE KUALA Lumpur stock market continued to forge ahead strongly yesterday and closed with hefty gains for the sixth consecutive session. Investors' attention was again fixed on the Malayan United Industries group of companies and a few others which had advanced almost uninterrupted for the past few days.
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      185 20 THE uncertain trend of US tottreat rales following the raoeat of the poUcy-eMUng Federal Open Market Committee caused the US/ Sing dollar to open low at SJlt 55 n the Singapore fore* market yesterday Trading iv quiet and sporadic as the market remalasd uncertain about the outcome
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      25 20 THE average rate at wMek majar flH.rii|irr| haaks are earreaUy |arepare*l to tea. to their Wt I iiHibim fall per e-t. I
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        39 20 S.I P~».rti~ IMD 140 PMC ?S Vm C8 M.r. "5 t" Mtn» Corp. 1410 »SC Tv Ckoa« 1410 *50 MTC MO »48 I"CT «0 I« OCIC ISO *x gnu« mo +io ?»IT*" 2 12 MC.hU. s! tx L*""
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        25 20 Tn»oh Mlm. 1860 -TO 8»r)..«.i 13W -50 5..(.i Bml 1300 -30 j AiMir.l Aail 1000 -X M.l.y*a Ti. 900 -30 A UU^. 4» -14
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        24 20 Hlthr 744.000 BR«« <B.« 0 Sup Corp T Choog 417.000 City Dcv v v ToUl turnovw: U.S3ni Toul vmhie: HiJlni Source: SES
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        36 20 SfpM Stpl7 B.T.lmltaHor: StTtJB 9ffl 79 laduitrtal.: «».U M.v FlDance: *****9 1172.13 Hottb: ***** M 0.43.43 Properties: 503 59 520.38 Mfnk«l ill 90 408.27 PUnUUon 927 61 927 20 rv^rv >- cia vi *r)c gf^ «2»
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        34 20 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher in brisk trading yesterday, pushing up the Dow Jones average to a record 7031.51 points, dealers said. The Dow average gained 11.35 points, on a volume of 430
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        198 20 HONGKONG: Stocks ckaed generally sharply higher in very active trading yesterday, the Hang Seng index setting a new seven-year high to cloae at L 244.0, up a 90 points, dealen said. The market was led by Jar•law M,ft,,,, jnareg wnich took a 43 per cent of weighting In the
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        38 20 THE MONETARY Authority of Singapore (MAS) Invites banks and discount Vwses to tender for a total of ISO million 91-day Treasury Bills. Tenders dose on Sept 19. Each tender must not be leai than 1250.000.
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        136 20 CHINESE Pradaee Kxehaage, Sagapare, aaaa etaskag prices per 1« kg > met day: Cm—l Bulk lob 120.00 aeOn, old drum (la atcoad sand drum) lob 5130.W aiUcn. arm drum fob tU» 50 aeUcn. Caara: allied (looat) 175 00 buyers Pappar: alumna" white pepper 16b Aju NLW HSOOO sellers.
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        185 20 THE lOLOBAR aaiiwi lor (old iliMiassH tai %^«|inr < oprad a! SMJB mt cloHd at taVM jmmI* U» Far Eu. fold opned at USBNUMIUI axl wu mM up to W»Ji/«7»J» la guM fiMM Saae proOt-UJdac from Bmvft (uaad Ukt rnartet (km to W75 50 fMJltate* it ctead idcMljt Mab«r
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        323 22 SYDNEY. Wed Trading today ended on an upswing a> buyer*, encouraged by hUhar fold price*, moved Ma stocks wikirt by yesterday's stain*, broken mid. Gold awes aptnihiadid the drive Peko. which has reported a gold find In the Northern Territory gained 15 cents to SlO B while
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        276 22 NEW YORK. Tims. The Mack market pushed broadly Ufhar today In very heavy trading led by precious metal aad selected natural resource issues. Aaalyiti said investors, (ruing an inflationary revtvtal at the US economy aad pasatble further oil price increases, were buying Mocks that could provide
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        Amsterdam closes higher
        221 22 AMSTERDAM. Tuea Price* rloaed higher today, with the Dutch 1981 budget receiving reasonable Initial reception in the market, chahn said KLM. with lower load factor figure*, and Unilever cued anghtly but other Dutch internatfcnali armed. Hoogovem raar OJO and Royal Dutch IJO garihhn. Nedlloyd firmed •MB. ABN
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        Zurich ends on mixed note
        283 22 ZURICH. Tuea. The market ni mixed with an easier bias amki continued investor cauttai in view of an uosubte bond sector and uncertain interest rate prospects. ifcsJin said. Banks held quietly steady with Credit Suiase gaining wnile In irregular flnanrtalt Pirelli nae loUowing results but
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        London easier in quiet trading
        426 22 LONDON. Tim. The market eland carter Id quiet trading iwasctlag operators concern over Ike p— lNttfy of a naboe. al deck strike starting next Monday 111— lilal teadtri were between a penny aad Sp lower as prices drifted throughout the day The electricai sector finished
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        51 22 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 4MJ Monday MM Wee* Ago MM DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tueeday MM Monday ttflJU Week A(o Men H.K.H A.N(J SENG Wednesday U4UI Tueeday 122X.H Week Ago mi.U BTDNEY INDUSTRIALS Wednesday it** Tueeday an Week Ago ntuM ALL ORDINARIES Wedneeday WIM Tueeday MO.M Week Ago
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        TIN
        137 20 THE STRAITS tin price recovered $1 to $2,201 per picul (equivalent to $36.39 per Ulo, up one cent) In Penang yesterday, oa an official offering dowa IOM tonnes to 193 i tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers slipping £20 to £7,300 per tonne. LONDON: Tin
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        CLOSING PRICES
        37 20 Rubber Sept 17 Singapore: Ocfc 304.00 cents (down 4.50 centa) Malaysia: Oct.30P.50 centa (down 4.50 centa) Tin: M 52,201 <upsl) (equivalent to $36.39 per kilo) (up one cent) Official offering: 193Vfc tonnes (down IOVi tonnes)
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        266 20 PRICES la the Singapore rubber market ckaed slightly lower yesterday, with October RSS One buyers quoted at 304.00 cents per Ulo. down 4.50 cents on Tuesday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices were easier on lower London opening advices aad continued stale bull selling but levels recovered sUghtly after the
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      1830 21 BiD aad offer pms omrtalljr Uatfd •ad buatana la aad raaortad Io tar Stack Eacaaatt at Skajaparc yaawraay «bb dw aaataar of akarca tradad akawa la brartott la km of lied All Taaaa StnlMßtat Coatnrtt are quoted after tbr word "am" Baj Board awl (la IM* at
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      1563 21 BID ud ofln pnm oflkialljr HaMd ■ad Inmiii m aad rrporwd v lar Kii*l> Immpm SMea Earlnatr y««irrday with far aunbn tt am iraatd *«n vi ancatu kknol :<m umu iMlrat odOTwar wftr\ (ted ■NDUmULJ atßßt(iaß) ataaß(l)lBcd BBBKITSIBK) Id Bat (4MB i (21) «1* (8) 08 (UI KaM
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      SCOREBOARD
      144 22 Closing tone: Firm Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore Inrhidlng odd lots "Ready" totalled: 13.017.000, units valued at J89.584.000. Industrials accounted for 8.915.000, finance 1.083,000. hotels 386,000, properties 1.860,000, debentures, loans snd bonds 128.000, plantations 404,000, minings 217.000. "Settlemeat" contracts totalled: 904,000 units valued at
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      Buoyant tin prices boost MMC profits
      500 22 MALAYSIA Mining Corp Bad tttad group pre-tax profits to a record M9H.23 mUtton for the year ended Jan Jl. 19J0. from 62 93 mil Uob previously Group's after-tax profits rose to 89.35 million from SB 33 mUUoa and earnings per C par share to
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      465 20 1 W~ aj *Br f^j-S^^ B^^ •n^Ma^a^sfe Kfal mW^l wUH J r < jB»«»sas^fl?»at!^ te? »ir Twam /at T^jß lAal a^sOß X^ s^ft tC«^T^^"^^ssßS ——r'f***' Lt tyi^t^^^Cß *WmtmT waKasJ rV^^Y^^awawTV aV^s^\\^^J I fl *\SeP^^VQM 9^^A tf>J^Bnlawal iw MgM^V '^^fciV^ir^V V ~~*~^~***^F Hay^ W\ U,L i» y~-yjt!rl, W T^ffi W' f?
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      439 21 H.*<t?l I. JBr/aafl 888 ion ba<*ks 1 1 j Aaan shoemaker j£Jk from working capital to export finance. The banker with an inside track locally often has the advantage. aft-. Particularly when he's backed by the worldwide resources of a gl( >bal A f i nancial network -^F^ 'w^^^ As
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      1623 22 Ej^^^^^^^^^^^h^k a), EXPORT EXECUTIVE TRAINEE jf A progressive garment manufacturing group company is looking tor B a suitable male candidate who must have W(^ >% w> pjaw GC£ A level Certificate I ffl SERVK2 HAMAwfW betwtn 2S l 0 30 ars ol a I yws experience in related work The
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      476 23 To celebrate the appointment off Universal Cars as Ford's Sole Imported Distributor for the complete range off Ford cars and commercial vehicles in Singapore, Universal Cars offers an incredible opportunity! UNIVERSAL CARS (PRIVATE) LIMITED mm*. 59 ORCHARO ROAD, SINGAPORE 0923. cash rebate* on 50 Ford Cortina Ghia saloons! N^ 5723
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      3265 25 Awm MMtsM kMdtaa m- niAl f X«RBB»C«> CLERK/TVPIBT a *fl Rsk I .^fV I ■^■■■^'■■■••■•■■■■■B Our Or«snta>ttan Invltas appllsM tlwaitiowi Vacant I S g^.V rr 1 UIAL >>■ .''V"*""" .flV^ t»Jlo7^^ito-«, p*" kR-^aVesßf-Rl k L^k ?n g .,tr7.". l r':,KrXr' *****10 <^-»'-<^-»-— "SOLECTRA _FAR EAST .ongesta^»heo 11 «««S««J-" ♦■--■'-■■■■■■■■I ■K
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      4862 29 :je. 1 j«l M® ■-rrr: > rrl <fc Wlf »8?4 2*0. air- AIM TOYOTA Corona IMcc iTmiWIT«lllllBniLTB~ n_i__ innt I 1 Mbtf^MMMM^MMHMlMlMi^tfS rond excellent condition High 1 private owner, alrcond and ww TiwqaiB— "Ja SiST m?u,^rku D Ml MM m »m mh H H •P^P ~IF"™^"~^"~^~^"™^~^""™"l~ r r.-r'f^:^^- :^r£: K
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      5570 30 EM M^^*^BMMMMMMMMMi4taazt4MMM% m\. mW>«]mMM*MmV#AmMM> IM MB _^m__________________ n_._m _t __t __t A\ dkvfUaaMMMMMt^t^MfeAa-MMm ■VV B MM»MMWfeMk*4 A^^Lm- tW ■■...|a——_\m I Ml HF.M ■■jl B •^•^^•^^•^••^•^•^mwß^m^m^bw W 1 V^^p^pV ?«VV ■iSm' mVß 4W^^^m™4»"4^»T4M IV 9w Mt^^HH LWV V m^b 1:^ 1 I J,— i I L— I i— AMERK AN CNEMKAL
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      2657 31 firm illl IbiUblii WL II H M Wln^ilomt ILL] I VMTraMlATwrs ~|^Lj I W Trml 4 Tours |>L k^»-« _J <c^o-ai j JL I I A Mr^L^H b^BbW §M ■MB b^B MB B^kM% KIM TWAViL SERVICE PTC LTD X Education I;I I T |mK| Lmmgmmf M Dancmg ln«tnictK>n TkTZji T
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      42 32 ,«^MBWJBBBVBBBBBBMHBBBaBBBBBBBBBBB»BK f f OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY ■j-q nilD UAUAr.IMP. niRPPTHR Sr KEE GUAN HONG AND OUR DIRECTOR MR. KEE GUAN NAM ON THE DEMISE OF THEIR MOTHER FROM thf management AND irit matimubivjbpj i Mi^w HENLY ENTERPRISES CO (PTE) LTD. J *wW
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      Deaths
      28 32 mom chi» «h of ok aoe m JJUJS^Ii 1 i e»v«o mhmo two mm*. o» »a -.j a» DAUGHTER ONf SOM-M-IAW c^r^i^rrVoc. iot commonwealth cuesccJrnmv jo•.otto g^HMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI
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      123 Acknowledgements
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      27 32 x &&&&<&& Th. a0.,0 <X o»dor* Manage mw.l .M Stall <X an O^wrtmanM wndu,«rdefl«l empathyU, I mMnAtmnrumL, on lh, ,u<M*n los. of her father MWMM .»W>^
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    IN LOVING MEMORY OF
    16 32 though he were deod. j yet shall he lr>e" DEU llt.^B IMNG
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      555 32 7#H IV T A|| fl I I \ll Ur PEL^UHAN AMANAH NASIONAL BERHAD a fully-owned subsidiary ol Komplek Kewangan Malaysia Berhad invites .ppHc.tion from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens tor th« post of:PROPERTY MANAGER Tfc« jofc: This Is a senior position reporting to the General Manager. The Job entails^! aspe^Tof property
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      309 32 I i LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA Ft If TANAH MELAYU /^WC IThe NaTElecT yßoa'd°'me laleso a 'aya) KENYATAAN TENDER JMWTENDER NO. ***** Tender adalah dipelawa dari kontraktorkontraktor yang berpengalaman untuk melaksanakan kerja-kerja memindah dan memasang loji janakuasa diesel 3 x 475 KW termasuk alat bantu dari LLN Taiping ke StesenJanaalektrikPulauLangkawi. Dokumen
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    CONDOLENCE
    87 33 I MR TAY LECK TECK PBM aged 70, Cortege will leave TAY BUAN GUAN I passed away peacefully on 16th September SHOPPING CENTRE 1980 at ML Elizabeth Hospital, leaving SUPERMARKET (No. 83, East Coast behind his beloved ones to mourn the loss. Road) at 1.30 p.m. on 18th September
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      959 33 [SEMOR 4 .fe I*r lf^ SR 1 QUANTITY SURVEYOR/ *m ft% I We niultinitwnal m.nuf.cturer I r*i\tu r-*.»s*m.ic^n I of portable electric typewriters and I \l II I W mVIL tlMoWMbbn DIVISIONAL I We currenU y aching for dynamic I LM^iiliJ a Sano, Slantrty Sory*yoUciyii Eng^^ I JjJ c I
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      Organisers call off star-studded meet
      553 35 DORTMUND. Wed. Organisers called off a star-studded US$lOO,OOO (SS211.000) meet at the 11th hour when Swedish ace BJorn Borg and American Harold Solomoo refused to play in the competition for Association of Tennis Professionals points. The ATP. a 'union of the international tennis elite, had
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      Billie-Jean named for Hall of Fame
      193 35 NrWYMIL We*. (ratkrtr ikilL Ea(Maa, tkree alMttts oh* ftamrrrr* appartaaHMa Kf waanea ia tacir hsMsMl sparta, af* Ike Ont Baaslaeei v fee Hertea to the newly eraatos waoaea's Sparta Hail af r*me ■Üb> Im, Jaawt asri Wllsaa si tr*m Ike part IkM m aaa
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      BRIEFS
      377 35 LONDON. Wed Charlie Magrt. the British and European flyweight chamrHoa, took a step nearer challenging for the world title when he out potated Alfonso Lopez, of Panama, over 10 rounds at the Wembley Conference Centre here j ma day Magri won the fight on referee Harry Gibbs verdict of
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      No increase, but Gold Cup richest
      206 35  -  EPSOM JEEP By PENANG, Wed. There is no increase in stake money for this year's Singapore Gold Cup to be run at Bukit Timah on Oct. 18. The value for the premier classic over 2,200 metres will remain at $125,000. But. It will still
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      TOP 10 TO FOLLOW
      23 35 The Pentagon n War Banner Fun Kong Kentucky HI Alps Wanderer Clever Fire Jackie's Jacky Delight •Date Prlaee— Alia
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      Delight does impressive workout
      282 35  - Delight does impressive workout FAIRWAY By PENANG, Wed. Delight certainly impressed track-watchers here today. The Frankinscense progeny was taken out for work by a riding boy and was pulling hard against his rider when doing 600 metres in 39.8 sec. in good Delight began racing last year, and was a
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      Heiden signs
      33 35 NEW YORK, Wed. Speedskater Eric Heiden. who won five gold medal* at this year's Winter Olympic Games, has signed a four-year contract with American Broadcasting Corporation television as a sports commentator
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      Special licences for owners
      345 35 Special licences for owners JEEP'S MAIL I READ with interest your article on the Tommy Menzies-Abdul Farad partnership. It is a revelation to me that owners in those days were allowed to train their own horses. I used to race a few horses in partnership with some friends some years
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      262 35 A highly successful Malaysian group with substantial interests in property development, plantations and tin mining is seeking the following personnel to join its management team I Internal I I Auditor I $28,000 $32,000 The Internal Auditor will be directly responsible to the General Manager (Finance and Administration) The person is
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      271 35 f PLAZA a^tW WWePr sTI 119 StKMP9««« k maP*mk^ M «fjf An ice cream I B scores of way -out flavours and ice creamy 18 th Sept -25th Sept delights Sweieen's Ice (ream Jg Restaurant I nit 123.- <M "X -^F^^PlW .msmm.^__^^BsP^^ sStteP lemW A a^smT '^"asmmW .sssasssarl Hssmasmßsmßsmßsmsm^msmal I
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      No-nonsense Koreans
      396 36 By PETER SIOW: HONGKONG, Wed They demolish their Japanese opponents SOUTH KOREA, surprisingly, met no resistance from Japan whom they demolished 109-54 in the final round of the Asian Basketball C o n f c d c ration women's championship here today. While no-one had really expected Japan
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      Lock icon Indian proposal will affect East Asia
      338 36  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By I THE talk on the second last day of training at the Kallang Complex for Singapore's entries to the East Asia individual squash championship, < starting in Kuala I umpur I on Sunday, was what would happen to the tour- nament
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      Rehman — too much to do in short time
      318 36 Rehman too much to do in short time MALAYSIA'S national squash coach, Pakistani professional Abdul Rehman, is viewing Singapore's entrants for the East Asia individual squash championships, starting in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday, with mixed feelings, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. He feels Malaysian ace S. Maniam will justify his top seeding,
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      Moorthy bids for JFA post
      150 36 K. S. MOORTHY, vicepresident of the Singapore Judo Federation, flew to Tokyo today to campaign for the vice presidency of the Judo Federation of Asia at the Asian Judo Congress, from tomorrow to Tuesday at Japan's Kodokan SJF secretary V. Pavithran left for Tokyo last
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      So eyes elusive triple crown
      205 36 So eyes elusive triple crown By WILFRED YEO SO POH SAN, 27, the Port Authority Recreation Club's billiards and snooker ace, will be chasing the only national junior title that has eluded his grasp in the Singapore Billiards Association's junior threeball championship, which starts tonight at the Katong Saloon, in
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      Lock icon Tang' below his best at Tokyo meet
      292 36 TOKYO, Wed SINGAPORE'S Tang Ngai Kin clocked 10.89 sec. to finish fifth in Heats B of the 100 metres at the international track and field championships here yesterday. Switzerland s Urs Gilser won the heats in 10.63, with Prance's Bernard Petit bois second
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      IA B defeat SAFSA B
      59 36 INDIAN Association B beat Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association B 3-1 In a Singapore Hockey Association Junior knock-out match at Balestier Road yesterday In another match. Prisons edged out Port Authority Recreation Cub 3-2 on penalty strokes after a goalless draw at full-time In a
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      63 36 SEEDED Tiong Bahru coasted to an easy 2JI tnumph over Aljuiued in an inters onstituency volleyball match at the Gay World Stadium last night Other results: Telok Blangah 2 Kalians 0. Kirn Seng 2 Serangoon Gardens 0, Nee Soon bt Moulmein 2-0, Geylang West bl Khe Bong
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      Four pull out of FIQ tourney
      217 37  - Four pull out of FIQ tourney WILFRED YEO RAYMOND KANG. Ronnie Nr Kathleen Tan and Jean Tan have pulled out of the squad for the FIQ Asian Zone bowling championships in Adelaide fran Nov. 23-30 Another squad member, Jimmy Kwok, was disqualified after turning up late at Tenpin on Tuesday
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      Jeeris lighting to be fit
      216 37 LOOK! Who's slugging it out in the ring again! DoesnThe look familiar? Search your mind tune it to way back in 1975, when a Singapore boxer became Asia's second best. And then, perhaps, you'U remember Cyril Jeeris, Singapore's boxing idol in the early seventies, and
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      Lock icon Ramayah stages splendid recovery to challenge
      402 37 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed M. Ramayah came alive in the second round with a two-under 09 to challenge leader Nazamuddin Yusof for the Credit Corporation golf Classic at the Royal Selangor Golf Club course here today. His splendid recovery from a disastrous opening round of
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      Bathumalai quits
      41 37 kl ALA UlMPim, We*. After It ymn M *mm JL. mMmwm hi haa to mU It «IU. e fa> >wr M«fcHwiMi Prtm Cm ptoyer MM to apMi ■wT&i wtth kto tainlf> were u» ttiumh* tor ghrto« Ike apMi. NBT
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      Finalists
      46 37 H. YAMAMOTO and D. Williams will meet In the flnl of the Cathay Cup golf competition today at the Buklt Course (lpm). Yamamoto readied the final by beating X Maki two-up William defeated M Young one-up. The consolation Cup was cancelled because of poor response.
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      Hitachi shine
      48 37 FANCIED Hitachi Consumer ousted Mandarin Hotel 3-0 in the Singapore Business Houses Football League junior knockout competition at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday Other results: Bankamerk-a 2 GECON 1, Electrolux 1 Jurong Shipyard 0, Hyatt Hotel 3 Cold Storage 2, Chartered Bank 3 Uniteers Group 0.
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      Chance for Singapore
      161 37  -  BERNARD PERE IRA By SINGAPORE leave tomorrow for their annual Singapore Golf Association-Malaysian Golf Association match at Kuala Lumpur's Royal Selangor Golf Club this weekend with their best chance of breaking Malaysia sdomination in the series. Singapore have never won the clash since its inception four years
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      292 37 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Johore are thinking- tag. They have draws up plan lor a munmotMad iporti compin over a aVarr* spread of land at Teorau. near Johort Bahru, to be completed before the Fourth Malaysia Plan asm 45) Among the (acWttas which taw ccaapata will provide are a
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      82 37 NaUoMl individual time-bill lunio <*"!*— "T (Katooj Silooo T). OHF Kcwel women dab i >ii|iln«iß|i (Kept* 8). MoMhijr BrtdC OUtej rii^rtihwi Cap flaak (Bum rmml. SOC B v PWD (SOC 5.15). MaAr: Stefaport S«l*cOOB^vgg (Pidtm 5 15), cr Mft v United Baa* (Toa Payok), n *g»|'~'* Glass v
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      321 37  -  JOE DORAI By JITA SINGH, Singapore's manager-coach, will leave out striker Fandi Ahmad from bis squad for the King's Cup soccer competition in Bangkok in November. It is not because Fandi is beginning his national service next Wednesday, which will confine him In
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      Hashim to give extra strength
      174 37 HASHIM HOSNI. Singa- i pore's regular midfield player, has been invited < to Join the Singapore Malays squad for the sec- > ond leg of their Sultans' Gold Cup semi-final against Perak at the Taipink Stadium on Sunday. Hashim has been released by the Football
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      Lock icon Malaysia snatch late equaliser
      418 37 MALAYSIA 1 SOUTH KOREA 1 NORTH KOREA 3 BANGLADESH 2 KUWAIT. Wed Malaysia snatched a dramatic last-minute equaliser against South Korea and moved to an encouraging start in the Asian Cup final round soccer tourna- ment here last night. After a fairly even first half, which
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      UAE keen on matches
      42 37 KUWAIT, Wei. Ike ratted Ank ■^mtiw meet ttHinUenM la pUyta* Meadly wtnbw a«alMt Hljinw «ad 4Hmy3» wkea they tow tt Wjpiwwi Malayrfa mm to fix the dates Tfejr b*pe to phiy tw« awtrhw raca la Siajt*p»«r kult Umnr.
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      162 37 ARMED FORCES 1 TOA PAYOH UNITED 0 TOA PAYOH suffered their second big blow when Armed Forces beat them in the President's Cup third-round soccer match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night, reports JOE DORAI. The defeat eliminated Toa Payoh from the competition,
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      491 37 THE FLETCHER GROUP NEW ZEALAND TRADE MISSION is visiting Singapore to promote bi-lateral trade between Singapore and New Zealand. The Fletcher Group is one of New Zealand's leading industrial enterprises with an annual turnover in 1979/ 80 of $NZ62O million. The FLETCHER TRADE MISSION to Singapore is staying at the
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    So quick on the draw but it's false alarm...
    116 38 So quick on the draw but it's false alarm... SAT Dl Arabia* P*relga ■Mater Priac* Baa 4 Al-PaL-al (eeatre), Uaklag waai tttiuitkti wMk me *f hta aaiygaar* (left) raactaa tar Ms km mm uMntUM nu lynt ßin the priacr •m Tin jay. Ike rtker baiygaaraa bealaa 1 Priaee Said Mlrkly
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    371 38 WASHINGTON. Wednesday A LARGE detachment of Afghan police has surrounded the American Embassy in Kabul amid speculation that they would storm the mission to .seize a Soviet soldier now seeking asylum there, diplomats said here today. The diplomats also said that the Soviet
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    Lock icon Logical and natural: Jakarta
    126 38 Logical and natural: Jakarta JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia considers Singapore's plan to establish a 12 nautical-mile offshore territorial limit 1 and a 300 nautical-mile i economic zone as "logij cal" and "natural", a spokesman of the Foreign Office said here today. Singapore and Indonesia reached an agreement on the main straits
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    Lock icon Newsman hopes for re-entry
    92 38 Newsman hopes for re-entry JAKARTA, Wed. American free-lance journalist Paul Zach, denied a renewal of his work visa after two years in Indonesia, left for Singapore today in the hope of gaining re-entry from there. Mr Zach, 29, who wrote for the Washington Post, American Broadcasting Co., McCraw Hill Publications
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    Actors' strike nearing end?
    62 38 HOLLYWOOD, Wed. Representatives for producers and striking actors worked out a tentative agreement on the issue of pay televison today, clearing the key obstacle In the nine-week strike that has paralysed the television and film industry. Federal mediator Tim O'Sullivan declined to give details of the
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    55 38 LONDON. Wed. One of the most valuable manuscripts in the world still la private hands, a 36-page notebook written and Illustrated by Leonardo Da Vinci, will be auctioned In December A leading expert predicted that it would fetch USJIO million (SCI million), a world record (or a work
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    KUWAIT TO BACK ASEAN'S STAND
    359 38 KUWAIT TO BACK ASEAN'S STAND K. LUMPUR, Wad. KUWAIT has indicated that it will support Asean's stand and resolution for a political solution of the Kampuchean conflict at the present United Nations General Assembly, AFP reports. aaaaaaßßaaaaaaaaaaai The agency quoted the Deputy Secretary -General of the Foreign Ministry, Datuk Ali
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    Lock icon PRISONER ON LIFE SENTENCE TURNS 104
    144 38 COLUMBIA, Wed. Jeaa Davis, wha has Just tamed 1M yean aid, Is still serving a life aeateace far hargiary that aahsdy expected waald be this laag. Davis aad his Meads gathered la the chapel af the WatUas Pre-re-lease Ceatre here at the weekead to
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    33 38 NEW YORK. Wed. The Dow Jones average o( 30 industrials rose 3 59 to 949 49 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    57 38 BEIJING, Wed. Kampuchean anti-communist guerilla chief Son Sann visited Beijing in July before the arrival of former Kampuchean head of state Norodom Sihanouk, a source confirmed today. Chinese authorities had apparently wanted to arrange a meeting between Son Sann and Prince Sihanouk, but the meeting did
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    Report given to govt, says Harvard MRT leader
    431 38  - Report given to govt, says Harvard MRT leader EDMUND TEO By THE leader of the Harvard University team of mass rapid transit experts, Mr Kennth Hansen, said yesterday they are "as susceptible as anybody else" when asked if there was a chance they may have made a mistake in recommending
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      265 38 Eat Right A new column What do you buy for your family meal when you go to the market? Trend starts a new column today, called Eat Right, by LOUISA TEO, to discuss questions I like this. She begins with a surprise visit to a friend's house at dinnertime. Soccer
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      310 38 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. In their enthusiasm and ignorance, some computer buyers are making mistakes that could lead to many headaches for themselves in the years ahead. The problem is compounded by aggressive selling practices and too much price-con-sciousness on the part of the buyer. Other items:
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    Lonely sojourn across the seas
    717 39 Webb Chiles of San Diego, California, will leave Vanuatu (New Hebrides) in October to circle the world singlehandedly in a 5.4 metre boat after just recuperating from a nearfatal shipwreck. PETER (VLOUGHLIN reports about this master of survival who wants to experience the "edge of
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    653 39 Some 200,000 refugees of the Wahutu tribe have made a home in Tanzania after fleeing from tribal massacres in Burundi. MARTHA HONEY reports today on how these people have not only adjusted to their new surroundings but also established a thriving and enterprising
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      95 39 The craft of glass Stalmt* gis«s fees■t esjy belMg la ekvek. Mid haa> Uer skktfs tat JMt as keutltal eaa he matte treat stslaed glass. Teiay's hew-te ■weals yea eae wemaa whe has saeat paHeat yean perfecting this craft. Page* 6.7 Premiere pomp Ww Everyeae was dressed te the alaes.
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      5 39 SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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    780 40 PICK of the DAY C 8BQ S THE Thusday Night Eatertaluneat Special (Ch 5, 10.15 p.m.) tonight brings you Festival Of The Stars Mexico, a lavish twohour spectacular filmed on location in Mexico, at nightclubs and in the beautiful Mexican countryside. This enchanting programme stars the enduring and still alluring
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      560 40 we proudly present some racts about carpet tiles no other manufacturer likes to talk much about... E«cocarpet tiies are made of 100% synthetic fibres We never use ani mai hair which rjesOes being less durable, can be a health hazard to those allergic to it causing much discomfort and undue
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      297 40 Straits Times Crossword MM 1 Count oa ltt uil waging when doln' by way of adornment (3going for a walk (14) 3) 9 Do not entertain traveller due One account giving conskJerat one (anno. able liquidity (5) 10 The Iberian embrace! the Eng- 7 Runner allowed In wrong heat lian
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      242 40 A DOZEN DIFFERENT WAYS, a collection of the work of 12 Australian potters, at the National Museum Art Gallery. Daily from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission free. This exhibition is jointly presented by the National Museum and the Australian High Commission. On till Sept. 30. ISM NATIONAL DAY PHOTO
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      1006 40 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 m Opera* folowed by The Your* 6.50 Cartoon SHectians And The Resttew 700 The Mupptt Show 3.25 The Proud Twins (r) 7.30 News (Malay) 4.10 Diary Of Events (Chinese) 7K J^ 8 Klller 4.15 Have Gun Will Travel Three g.55 13 ty^ &,<! 9.20
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      689 41 The Gram to Greener dinner theatre) Shengri-La'e Island Baflroorn Nightly, 7.15 p.m.; untH Sunday Reviewed by JOHN D€ SOUZA THAT grand, almost camp, black-tie and long-dress atmosphere of a premiere came alive once more on Tuesday night. A doorman in top hat and
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      A story about tough nuts with soft centres
      581 41  -  MARLENE KITTS A TRIED and tested theatrical axiom is never appear with »«im»i« or children it takes an exceptional talent to hold its own against their natural charisma. But fresh, funny, touching and imaginative LJtUe Mfas Marker, based on a Damon Runyon
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      331 42 -n I aV' -»N -^JlA«> -a I A /%\N* P^^o°^bmmml B^!sS3sa7>a^ I— -«r9*|^B Lm B%\_..>^a^B^BßaßVß^^ B^^^B^B^B^Bß«hßllfl^Bfl KOTA BALI /As #*/,<-/' ln%ottm "Cruise To Nowhere 55 Departure: Friday 10/10/80 Bpm. Arrival: Monday 13/10/80 7am. Fares From JJV// Onwards A»^f |V y i JMI Im BbVbJ I J Video Shows For the
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      Stained glass art
      762 44  -  CAROLINE NGUI By EVER been fascinated by glass? No, not the plebian sort used in our daily drinking glasses or ash trays, but stained glass, with its myriad colours, tints and textures, displaying the purest hues as it catches the sunlight The term "stained glass" might, mislead
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      255 44 CLASSES are on every Saturday, at 2.30 p.m. to 4 p.m., at Nissen Hut 10-A, Bukit Timah Campus. It runs from Saturday to NovB. The entire course of eight weeks costs $65 a person, inclusive of all materials except for pliers, bench
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    Windows through the history of man
    732 45 A dynamic, daylight art, stained glass is energised by the light which flows through it. The time of day, season or weather may affect, subtly or dramatically, the image which is perceived, giving it an almost living dimension. CAROLINE NGUI brings you through the
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    Nepal's wealth is going down the drain
    1167 46 Fifteen years ago, half of Nepal's land surface was covered by forests. Today, the combined effects of man and nature have posed such a serious threat to the forests that there is a fear that by the turn of the century they will
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    The Irish are getting back their tongue
    560 46 Before 1921, Gaelic the Irish language if not actively discouraged was barely tolerated by the authorities in Ireland. With independence from Great Britain however, the language has seen a revival. The goal of the Irish authorities now is bilingualism. RUSHWORTH M. KIDDER reports.
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    Problem of the moving millions
    605 48 Problem of the moving millions Moving millions of people from place to place has become a grinding problem in Asia. As millions of commuters move from city to city through jammed pavements and petrol fumes at snail's pace, the obvious solution to the traffic chaos has become the development of
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      357 48 The problem with most computerised office systems is that you grow out of them. But TI systems can grow as you grow. a^H Tb Hh^ a^H mJi^ |§_^_i_iH h^^^m 'ill WllHi! iS^^^^ Every single office that we've ever come across has its own So as your needs change, your TI
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    A mass transit system may be the solution to traffic congestion
    253 49 Heartened by the Hongkong example, Singapore has also embarked on its own metro a plan called the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT). The Singapore MRT plan calls for a 70 km complex, 19 km underground, costing an estimated USSI,6O) million.
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    A cold summer for Japan's economy
    154 49  -  HIDESUKE NAGASHIMA By in Tokyo THE summer of '80 was, been a blessing for peoto say the least, a bit pie susceptible to sumunusual worldwide. mer heat but it was a While parts of the curse for most busiUnited States were nesses, parched by
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