The Straits Times, 17 October 1980

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    29 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, l»8t 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80 MASKED PARANG GANG SLASHES 22 IN BATU PAHAT, THEN TROOPERS SWING INTO ACTION...
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    Lock icon BID TO OUST VIET TROOPS
    1071 1 Resolution sent to the UN UNITED NATIONS, Thursday TWENTY-NINE countries from all continents presented a resolution yesterday that would have the UN General Assembly call an international conference to get Vietnamese troops out of Kampuchea. Philippines Foreign Minister Carlos Romulo formally introduced the resolution to
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    Lock icon Mrs B fails to halt House debate
    221 1 Mrs B fails to halt House debate COLOMBO, Thursday FORMER Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike lost a last-minute bid today to cut short parliamentary debate on expelling her from the lawmaking body and removing her civil rights. Debate in Parliament extended into the night, with Prime Minister Ranasinghe Premadasa calling for
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    Lock icon Fighting over in Uganda
    75 1 KAMPALA. Thurs. The Ugandan army chief of staff said today fighting had ended in the country's west Nile region, invaded last week by remnants of the army of ousted dictator Idi Amin. Speaking to reporters after returning from the north-west region, Brigadier David Dyite Ojofc said
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    Lock icon Thieves' top choices
    58 1 ZAGREB (Yugoslavia). Thurs. Thieves prefer the Bible and the "Communist Manifesto" by Karl Marx, a newspaper survey in Yugoslavia's second largest city has revealed. According to a survey published in the Zagreb newspaper Vjesnik. the sacred works of both Christianity and Communism are amonjj the "ten most
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    Lock icon Bullish HK market
    56 1 HONGKONG, Thurs. The Hongkong stock market today continued its bullish moves, following yesterday's breach of the 1,400 points level on the Hang Seng Index, with further buying assisting the market to close at or near the day's highs. The index closed the session today at 1.430. up
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    Hunt for two escapees
    104 1 POLICE Reserve Unit troopers, with the help of narco dogs, were hunting last night for two drug traffickers who escaped from the Moon Crescent Centre in Changi. Sources said the two are believed to have climbed over the wall of the centre. Earlier, they had been
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    Lock icon UAE PRICE INCREASE THREAT TO OPEC FREEZE
    193 1 UAE PRICE INCREASE THREAT TO OPEC FREEZE BAHRAIN, Thurs A MONTH-OLD price freeze by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries may be in danger following a price increase of US$2 (S$4.16) a barrel by the United Arab Emirates, Gulf oil analysts said today. The unexpected increase by this major producer
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    Lock icon 84 flee Laos
    35 1 BANGKOK, Thurs. Eightyfour Laotians, including six hill tribesmen, today fled across the Mekong River frontier into north-eastern Nong Khai province and surrendered to Thai border police, a provincial police officer said. AP.
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    32 1 SYDNEY, Thurs. Nearly 5,000 troops backed by tanks and armoured personnel carriers tonight began Australia's biggest military exercise since World War n in desolate, parched terrain west of here. Reuter
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    8 shot dead in attack on police hq
    663 1  -  ALBERT RAMALINGAM and PAUL WEE BATU PAHAT, By Thursday POLICE today shot dead eight members of an extremist Muslim religious group who had earlier attacked the Batu Pahat district police headquarters with parangs and long knives. Police said the raiders injured at
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    Lock icon Fiat workers end strike
    70 1 TURIN. Thurs Workers al Fiat's three major car plants today voted by substantial majorities to approve a pact to end Italy's worst postwar labour dispute, union officials said. "We are confident that production can resume in all Fiat factories starting tomorrow morning, a Fiat official said.
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    Lock icon Italian Red leader dies
    41 1 ROME. Thurs. Italian Communist Party president Luigi Longo, 80, died in hospi tal nere today after an illness lasting several weeks, the party announced The communists are Italy's second-largest political party. after the ruling Christian Democrats AFP
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    Lock icon LATEST CHINA SETS OFF N-BLAST
    58 1 LATEST CHINA SETS OFF N-BLAST WASHINGTON, Thore. China drtoiuited a nuclear rxploMlon In the atroo«ipber«- today, the I nlted State* Energy Oepartment announced. The department itald the Mart watt detonatrd at the Cklaese nuclear teat site at Lap Nor in north-»t-*t China. It aaid the teat was In the yield
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      Lock icon Japan can possess nuclear weapons
      333 2 Japan can possess nuclear weapons DEFENCE OFFICIAL SAYS IT: TOKYO, Thursday A JAPANESE Defence Agency official said in Parliament today Japan could possess nuclear weapons even under its war-re-nouncing constitution. Mr Akira Shioda, chief of the defence, bureau of the agency, told an Upper House committee that weapons banned by
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      Lock icon A 'better behaved' Bond to make come-back
      159 2 A 'better behaved' Bond to make come-back LONDON, Thart. Jinif Bead to rtmlf bark, still witli Us Mr) IkcM* v kill bat «tk«rwter with 11Mb tlftvw; be will be ft little ■tare reapeetfal u» wmdn, rwuimr fewer, vadkma, martial* and ■eke law-tar rig*- rettea. Mr. Jaba Gardaer, British writer at
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      Lock icon We still back Asean policies: Envoy
      144 2 We still back Asean policies: Envoy JAKARTA, Thurs. Australia still supports Asean policies despite Canberra's withdrawal of recognition of the outsted Democratic Kampuchea ng over nment, Ambassador Thomas Critchley has said. Speaking to reporters after a call on President Suharto yesterday, Mr Critchley said Australia also wanted foreign troops withdrawn
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      Lock icon Remember us at UN plea by free Lao
      158 2 BANGKOK, Thurs. Laotian resistance groups have welcomed the United Nations vote maintaining the Democratic Kampuchea seat in the UN. In a statement datelined from the Lao proI vince of Champassak and I received here today, the Lao People's National Liberation United Front
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      Lock icon Highlight of temple opening
      63 2 THESE hlgh-kirkint; girts were one of the highlights at the reopening of the Todalji temple, which benses the world's largeot statue of Buddha, In Nara, Japan. The waad structure was reapened to the public after seven years of extenalve renevatloiw. Mare than CB,»M people, Including tourists
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      Lock icon Up in smoke
      34 2 RANGOON, Thurs. In a determined anti-narcotic drive, the Burmese Government destroyed nearly 1.942 hectares of poppy plantations and seized over 530 kg of narcotics in the first half of 1980. AP.
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      Lock icon 'Obsolete army'
      80 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States Army's commander in Europe said yesterday that "if we go to war tomorrow morning, we go with an obsolescent army." General Frederick Kroesen, leader of the 223,000 US Army troops in Europe, told the Army Association's convention that American ground forces in West
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      Lock icon Indonesia to increase oil output by new ways
      292 2 Indonesia to increase oil output by new ways JAKARTA, Thursday INDONESIA will carry out massive explorations of new oil wells by using new technology to try to raise the present oil production of about 1.6 million barrels, Mining Minister Dr Subroto announced today. New technology would be used to explore
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      Lock icon Muldoon survives 'step down' call
      137 2 WELLINGTON, Than. New Zealand Prime Minister Robert Mnldaaa today survived a challenge to his leadership of the National government at least temporarily. Mr Muldoon emerged from a two-and-a-half-hour caucus of National parliamentarians to din claae that some members wanted Deputy Prime Minister Brian Talbeys, now
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      249 2 Democrats to be king makers in Aussie polls? SYDNEY, Thurs. Political maverick Don Chipp and his fledgling "Keep the bastards honest" Democrats emerged today as the spoilers, and possibly king-makers, in the Australian general election. Because of Australia's unique and complex preferential voting system, some political analysts give trie 55-year-old
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      China blast at Giscard for wooing Soviets
      270 3 BEIJING. Thurs. Sharp differences between the French and Chinese view on dealing with the Soviet Union were exposed on the first day of President Valery Giscard D'estaing's state visit. At a banquet in the Great Hall of the People last night, the visitor
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      290 3 on first day of French PM's visit I tively combat acts of aggression and expansion." A Western diplomat said: "In Chinese terms, this was a fairly tough statement, considering it was made to a guest whose approach is different. "At the very least, Zhao was delivering a lecture to Giscard."
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      Lock icon Beijing sends protest to Viets over attacks
      370 3 Beijing sends protest to Viets over attacks BEIJING, Thura CHINA protested strongly today to Vietnam about a series of bloody incidents that killed more than five people. The Foreign Ministry warned the Vietnamese in a protest note that "it will be absolutely impossible" for them to escape punishment lor the
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      Manila's red carpet plan to show up terrorists
      309 3  - Manila's red carpet plan to show up terrorists ABBY TAN Br Oui Manila reporter MANILA, Thurs. The Philippine Government will unleash its legendary hospitality to counteract the propaganda of the urban terrorists, whose bomb attacks and threats have caused jitters among American travel agents due to hold their big convention
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      Lock icon Just call them bandits says Prem
      88 3 Just call them bandits says Prem BANGKOK. Thurs. Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda has called for a stop to any reference to the Thai Muslim secessionist group, the Pattani I nned Liberation Organisation, as Pulo. l Jen Prem told a meeting of i'.'iim-ia! governors and other top officials yesterday that the
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      43 3 HKLGRADE. Thurs. Vietnamese Foreign Minister N*mem Du> TrTnh will offi- < tally visit Yugoslavia on Monday 'or three days of talks w-tth Yugoslav Foreign Minister Jospi Vrhovec. officials _id here today The purpose and details of the visit were not disclosed Reuter
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      Secret plot revealed at bible exhibition
      170 3 HUNUKONU, Tkara. A Mtrret plat ta replarr (tkimtme rk_r*rt<Ts »Itk a system mt symbaU dariac the l_st ye-r« af thr Muicko (CkJan) D>-■u-ty _v beca revealed al a repeat Mbie exklMdaa kere. Htotorlcal rvl*Mra. la Ike farm a MMc uU| ikt ly-stem af syfcals,
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      51 3 BRUSSELS. Thurs. The European Common Market today banned the use of benzene, a chemical widely used to make children's balloons, in the manufacture of all toys. A directive from the EEC Council of Ministers said the chemical could affect the central nervous system and cause cancer
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      42 3 ALGIERS. Thurs. The number o< bodies recovered from the ruins of El Asnam. the Algerian city destroyed by two earthquakes last Friday, reached 6.000 today on the reeister kept by doctors in the nty s hospital. was learned here -AFP
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      Lock icon Ailing Wang to retire after party congress
      202 3 Ailing Wang to retire after party congress BEIJING. Thursday COMMUNIST party politburo member Wane Zhen. I in a rare move, today announced he is ailing and intends to resign early next year. Mr Wang, 71, who stepped down last month from his other job as vicepremier, said in an article
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      Lock icon War plan based on British strategy
      159 4 War plan based on British strategy I NEW YORK, Thur*. I 1 IRAQ'S battle plan for the invasion of Iran was drawn up with Britain's help around 1960, the New York Times reported today. Its aim was to be the conquest of oil-rich Khuzestan followed by an armistice in which
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      Lock icon Hormuz build-up by US and allies
      455 4 60 WARSHIPS IN THE AREA, SAYS REPORT THE United States and its major allies have quietly built up a force of at least 60 warships in the vicinity of the Strait of Hormuz, or about twice the number of Soviet ships near the key
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      Lock icon 'Gas' what's in the pipeline
      79 4 AMERICAN diver John Hart checking the straps of what is said to be the world's longest underwater natural gas pipeline In the Gall of Slam recently. The submerged pipeline will supply gas to energy-short Thailand from a off-shore field. When completed the pipeline will be
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      Lock icon Bergland: It'll benefit us to renew Soviet grain pact
      258 4 Bergland: It'll benefit us to renew Soviet grain pact WASHINGTON, Thursday AMERICAN Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland said yesterday that it may be in the United States' national interest to renew a grain trade agreement with the Soviet Union in order "to keep a bridle" on Russian import practices. Mr Bergland
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      Lock icon "Guerillas and Soviet troops in big battle'
      227 4 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Diplomatic sources here said today Soviet and Afghan troops have fought a major battle with antigovernment guerillas in the Ghorband Valley, west of Kabul. Sources said there appeared to have been heavy casualties on both sides in what they called
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      Lock icon PALESTINE AUTONOMY TALKS FIXED FOR NOV 17
      157 4 PALESTINE AUTONOMY TALKS FIXED FOR NOV 17 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States, Egypt and Israel today agreed to resume Palestinian autonomy talks "somewhere in the Middle East" on Nov 17. The decision came in a joint communique after two days of talks between officials of the thr°e countries here. They
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      Lock icon 10m Poles get pay rise
      142 4 TEN million of Poland's twelve million workers have already received salary raises as a remit of agreements between the government and strike committees from Udaask, Sscieein and Jastrebei, a top labour official said here. The raises were granted In consultation with "social activists" la various
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        94 4 THANKS to- his wife's strong "attachment," an inmate at Birmingham Prison in Britain was able to taste sweet if shortlived freedom. Just as a weekly prison visit was ending, the young woman suddenly smeared quick-dry glue on her hand then grabbed her husband's hand: in
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        69 4 MOONQI AXES the moon's equivalent of earthquakes are apparently caused by the earth s gravitational pull, a scientist has said in Tokyo. Mr Junji Koyama of the Science Faculty at Tohoku University, said that the majority of quakes on the moon in the past years occurred when
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        Lock icon 'Back to US' move blocked
        54 4 THK Philippines Ministry of Foreign affairs has blocked attempts to incorporate a froup advocating the United lates annex the country. Deputy Foreign Minister Manuel Collantes said the group tried to revive its application for incorporation, which was originally filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission
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        52 4 PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat's proposal to remove 27 royal mummies from public display and rebury them has sent a shock wave through the ranks of Egyptologists They are now looking for a way to comply with Mr Sadat's suggestion without losing access to the bodies for scientific
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      'Carter likely to lose in South'
      428 6  -  MILTON CHASE SIGNS OF DEMOCRATIC HOLD CRUMBLING? By Our Washington reporter US PWf SIO6NTHU JUCt WASHINGTON, Thurs. Speculation is growing that the South is likely to turn its back on one of its own President Jimmy Carter come election day Nov 4. The President
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      Lock icon Pay rises in Britain outstripping inflation
      187 6 Pay rises in Britain outstripping inflation LONDON, Thurs. PAY increases in Britain greatly outstripped inflation in the first eight months of the year, government figures showed today. Earnings rose by at least 21.6 per cent during the period while prices went up by 16.3 per cent, the Department of Employment
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      In Other Words...
      33 6 In Other Words... WE are leaking all over the place. Pentagon spokesman Tom Ross commenting on the series of news leaks from the US Defence Department which has been embarrassing the Carter administration.
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      Lock icon Hundreds of couples tricked by phoney annulments
      208 6 Hundreds of couples tricked by phoney annulments MADRID, Thurs. Lawyers have discovered a million-dollar annulment racket in Zaire involving hundreds of Spanish couples. The phony annulments obtained in the African republic better known for its cobalt and copper cost each couple between US$l4,OOO and US$2B,OOO (5529,500 and 5559,000), legal sources
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      US and Russia set for talks on N-arms
      96 6 US and Russia set for talks on N-arms GENEVA, Thurs. Nefotiators for the United tates and Soviet Union gathered today for their first talks on limiting nuclear weapons since the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan 10 months ago. Officials from both major powers emphasised, however, that the new round of negotiations
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      RECOVERY FOR U.S. IN 1981 SAYS NOBEL WINNER
      241 6 RECOVERY FOR U.S. IN 1981 SAYS NOBEL WINNER NEW YORK, Thurs. The United States' economy will show a moderate recovery in early 1981 while maintaining high interest rates, jobless rates and inflation, the new Nobel laureate for economics, Dr Lawrence Klein, has predicted. Dr Klein, the "econometrician" who was awarded
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      Lock icon 15 policemen sacked
      56 6 MANILA, Thurs Forth-live policemen have been sacked In the first major purge* in the Metropolitan Manila police force, a spokesman said today. He said most of those dismissed had been charged with various offenses including smuggling, robbery, extortion and grave misconduct. Another 877 are being investigated for
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      Lock icon Pope hits out at lust in the heart again
      156 6 VATICAN CITY, Than.. For the second time In a week, Pope John Paul II condemned adultery committed In the heart by a man looking lustfully at any woman. "Every person who lives must ask about his own heart," the Pope said
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      Inside mind of the Singapore worker
      1478 7  -  By EDMUND WEE SINGAPORE workers have of late received more than their fair share of brickbats. And, judging by the emotional outbursts of some of the 15 workers we interviewed, and from published and unpublished letters to The Straits Times, many feel insulted and
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      Life on a rotating shift system
      622 7  -  LEONG WENG KAM By MONDAY is always the worst, because it's the first day of the week on a new shift. On this particular Monday, Rahim Nasbi's alarm clock goes off at 5.30 a.m. An hour later, still sleepy, he is dressed and ready
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      Objections were against half-truths, untruths and negative journalism
      1522 8  -  GRETCHEN MAHBUBANI rHE BREAK-THROUGH CASE By IN THE recently renovated City Hall offices of the Ministry of Culture, a nine-strong team spends its days sifting through thousands of pages of print. ThLs ls the Ministry's publications section Am; M issuing printing licences
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      Bogaars has heart attack
      53 8 Bogaars has heart attack THE Permanent Secretary in the Budget Division of the Finance Ministry, Mr Cfeorge Bogaars, is in hospital following a heart attack. Mr Bogaars, 54, who is also chairman of Keppel Shipyard, is now recovering in the intensive care ward. A family member said Mr Bogaars is
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      Rescue devices in all HDB lifts by May
      110 8 BY MAY next year, HDB residents will not have to live in fear of being stuck in lifts when there is a power failure. A spokesman said yesterday that 3,600 automatic rescue devices are being installed in HDB lifts at a cost
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      Free tests
      29 8 FREE urine and blood pressure tests will be conducted tomorrow at the Kampung Übi community centre. The centre will be closed on Sunday for Hart Raya Hajl
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      NPCC SHOOT FINALS
      28 8 THE finals of the National Cadet Corps Officers' sth annual inter-area .38 shooting competition will be held tomorrow at the Police Academy in Thomson Road.
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      Standards Miss Chinatown tries to meet
      256 8 Standards Miss Chinatown tries to meet IT was pouring rain outside bat In her hoU-i room. Miss Chinatown ISA *M, Konda Chin* Wei Jeyn, beamed an she spake enthusiastically about her first visit to Singapore. Hie visit 1» part of her prise for beating is other rratMtanta to the crown.
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      Tour of temples
      64 8 ULU Pandan zone A' residents' committee will organise a visit to various temples in Singapore tomorrow from 9 a.m. to S p.m. Charges are $6 for adults and S3 for children below 12. Vegetarian lunches and drinks will be provided. Application forms are obtainable from the community
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    Higher aircraft landing and parking fees soon
    300 9 Higher aircraft landing and parking fees soon THE Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) will raise aircraft landing and parking tees by 7 per cent from Jan 1 next year. Aircraft parking fees will also be doubled, trebled, or quadrupled if aircraft are continuously parked at the airports for a month,
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    What one mother did to her son...
    255 9 What one mother did to her son... EVEN social mrken, wko kMw all tkNi the ilit— f mmi ptBMtM eklMrea U4ay, can behave like •rdlaar> rr*U wkni It come* deallßß wttk their •wßchlMren. Oae af them admitted that despite her determined efforts a*t v pith her U achieve, she hegaa
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    Stole goods
    36 9 SARASWATHI Perumal, 21. unemployed, was jailed a day and fined MOO for stealing foods worth $25 45 from John ittle's Supa Save Discount Store at Yuan Clung Road. Jurong, on Wednesday. She pleaded guilty
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    CHILDREN UNDER PRESSURE
    709 9  - CHILDREN UNDER PRESSURE EVELYN NG By SOCIAL workers, seeing an increasing number of children with emotional and behavioural problems, want a study to be carried out. They say the study, either by the government or any interested agency, should examine the underlying causes for this increase, and its results should
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    Dustmen show courtesy isn't a load of rubbish
    301 9 Dustmen show courtesy isn't a load of rubbish DUSTMEN are more I courteous these days, a survey has shown. It was conducted under the supervision of the Technical Education De- partment last month in I conjunction with the joint Ministry of Environment Public Daily-Rated Work ers' Union courtesy cami paign
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    $95,909 award for captain upheld
    141 9 A HIGH Court judgement over a $95,909 sum award- j ed in an admiralty suit against the owners of a j freighter named August Bth was upheld in the Court of Appeal yesterday Mr P. Selvadurai argued the appeal for the ship owners before the
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    S'pore enters crude oil market to get supplies
    395 10  -  RONNIE LIM By ot Business Times THE Government has entered the international crude oil market for the first time to secure supplies to meet Singapore's requirements. It has purchased 200,000 tonnes of Arab light crude valued about US$44 million for delivery next
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    Do you know this man?
    69 10 Do you know this man? THE Health Ministry In looking for the relatives »l nl Nit Jit Seng, 53, (above) who was found lying along a roadside by the police on Sept 24. Ng, whose last known address was 85J-A, Tanla ng Pa car Road, Singapore 1118, Is unable to
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    PC charged with graft claims trial
    95 10 PC charged with graft claims trial POLICE constable Ho Ban Huat, 32, pleaded not guilty in a magistrate's court on Wednesday to corruptly trying to obtain $1,000 from a character lottery collector. Ho is accused of trying to get the money from Mr Poh Yu Seng at Robinson Road on
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    $200 fine for mango theft
    54 10 TRISHAW rider Ong Chai Tiam, 40, joined a group of people plucking mangoes from the compound of the PUB headquarters in Exeter Road on Sept 28 at 1.40 p.m. He continued plucking them until he was arrested by police. On Wednesday. Ong waA fined $200
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    TAS bid to boost 'less dialect' drive
    332 10  - TAS bid to boost 'less dialect' drive TAN BAN HUAT By THE Telecommunication Authority of Singapore has stepped up its Speak Mandarin campaign by setting up its own training unit to hold Mandarin courses for the staff. The new unit, believed to be the first of its kind among the
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    Metro Y's plea to stay on rejected
    515 10 A THiiEE-JUDGE court yesterday dismissed the appeal of Metropolitan YMCA that it be allowed to continue its occupation of two pre-war buildings in Meyer Road as a hostel for youths and for its sorial service programme. Metro YMCA, formerly known as Chinese YMCA,
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    Two trade teams to visit China
    143 10 THE Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of National Development, Mr Lee Yiok Seng, will lead a 15-member trade team to China on Oct 26. The mission will visit Beijing, Shangai, Guangzhou, Dalian and Nanchang. The deputy director of the Trade Department, Mr Tan Song
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    LANTERN DISPLAY AT BUKIT TIMAH PLAZA
    86 10 THIS year's mooncake festival was over weeks ago, but the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board and the People's Association will hold a special I lantern display at Bukit Timah Plaza until Monday. The display is to enable more people to take part in a photographic
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    Fight to escape the hangman's noose continues
    835 11  -  LAI YEW KONG FOR 11 CONVICTED DRUG TRAFFICKERS... By THE fight to escape the hangman's noose goes on for 11 convicted drug traffickers, including two women, in Changi Prison's Death Row, despite a Privy Council derision on Wednesday dismissing the appeals of two
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    Two different scenarios of future travel industry
    382 11 Two different scenarios of future travel industry TWO different scenarios of the future international travel industry were presented to the 75 delegates attending the International Federation of Women's Travel Organisations Pacific Regional Conference at the Mandarin Hotel yesterday The first speaker at the conference. Miss Jennie Chua. the divisional director
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    Woman clerk fined $600 for stealing
    80 11 Woman clerk fined $600 for stealing AN NTUC Welcome Supermarket woman clerk. I.ian Siew Hong, 23, was jailed for a day and fined $<>00 on Wednesday by a magistrate for stealing 70 packets of cigarettes, two tubes of toothpaste and a bottle of honey from the Marine Parade supermarket Two
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    Missing girl's family: We don't need the money
    287 11 HELP has been peurin* la far the family of Sim Sl»k Chin, t», who has been missing at sea sine Sept 21 bat her family daes not need financial help. Sa far, rheqnes for $4,5tt and offers of help have been received
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    TWO ROADS YOU SHOULD AVOID
    116 11 TWO ROADS YOU SHOULD A VOID MOTORISTS are advised to avoid the junction of Kallang Road and Lavender Street from 10 p.m. tomorrow to 6 a.m. on Tuesday when the Public Utilities Board begins laying a water main across Kallai.g Road. Work will resume on Oct 25 at 10 p.m.
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    Japanese for Enex-Asia
    58 11 THE Kanagawa Trade Promotion Corporation will take part in the Enex Asia '80 exhibition at the World Trade Centre from Tuesday to Oct 25 Mr Rotturo Yamaguchi. president of Doei Industry, will lead the team of 32 member companies from Japan. The corporation acts as a link
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    LOW AREAS FLOODED IN TWO-HOUR RAIN
    71 11 SEVERAL Uw-lylag arras la Sinn»p»rr werr fHadrd la a t»»-h«ur ralafall yrsterday aftrra«aa. P.llrr vaid tkr want hit »a> S^mhawanc iUad acar CIMaR Paac Vlllagr warrr (Uai waters raar U a mrtrr. All tnrfflr rtmr U» s halt and the md wm •nl> pa—
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    Burma trade team due for talks
    240 11 The Republic last year imported goods worth $137 million from Burma a rise of 57 per cent over the previous year. Exports amounted to $100 million compared with $74 million the previous year. For the first seven months of this year, Singapore's exports to
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    Trafficking charge
    47 11 CHUA ENG LAY. 27, was yesterday charged with trafficking in 500 Roche 2 pills to Mr Yap Keng Chow at a construction site off Mount Sinai Rise on Wednesday. He was remanded at the CID for investigation. The case will be mentioned on Oct 23.
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    Man found dead
    45 11 MR SUDAH LAKCHU. believed to be between 60 and 65 years old, was found dead in Meyappa Chettiar Road on Tuesday. His last known address police said, was 10, Meyappa Chettiar Road. His next-of-kin are asked to contact the Toa Payoh police.
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      405 11 x SYMPOSIUM ON MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN SINGAPORE IN THE 80S DATE: 21 NOV. 1980 VENUE: RELC AUDITORIUM Topics Speakers Management Practices Dr Ow Chin Hock In Singapore In The Eighties An Overview Developing Singapore Prof Lee Soo Ann Managers For The Eighties Personnel Management In The Mr Thio Gim Ho
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    Most still fail to display parking coupons
    410 12  - Most still fail to display parking coupons LIM HUI KIAU 350 motorists booked daily by URA By MOST of the motorists booked by the Urban Redevelopment Authority are guilty of not displaying parking coupons. Last month, of the 350 booked every day for parking offences, three out of five were
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    Lock icon Tax fillip plan for firms doing R & D
    129 12 Tax fillip plan for firms doing R D THE government is now working on legislation to give new tax incentives to investors doing research and development here. The director of the National Productivity Board, Mr Foo Meng Tong, said today the incentives would be made applicable from the year of
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    It's the only way to go for this escalator
    186 12 It's the only way to go for this escalator NO OTHER escalator in town matches this German-made Otis at the OG Department Store In L'pper Cross Street And that's why It Is up far sale for Ka.m. OG's deputy managing director, Mr C. V. Tay, said It was difficult to
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    Open verdict on baby
    49 12 A CORONER yesterday recorded an open verdict on a new-born baby found dead in a rubbish chute in Block 125. Bukit Merah View on Aug 23. An autopsy showed that the baby died from a fractured skuU. Police were unable to trace the child's mother.
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    Illegal tapes
    40 12 AW KEW MIN. 35, manager of Suprx-me Record Centre, was yesterday fined J3M) for distributing 22 video tapes at Lucky Plaza on Oct 27 last year, without valid certificates from the Board of Film Censors He pleaded guilty.
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    Crash vehicle had no safety belt
    203 12 SINGAPORE Shuttle Bus mechanic, Mr Teo Kai Soon, 20, was on a routine job to repair a stalled bus at Telok Blangah on Wednesday morning. It drizzled as he drove along Guillemard Road from his Eunos Avenue office, and the road was slippery. He
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    $17,300 DAMAGES FOR LEFT-HANDED STENO
    116 12 A LEFT-HANDED stenographer who fractured her left elbow in a traffic accident three years ago, was awarded $17,300 by the High Court yesterday in special and general damages. Madam Ho Wai Ching. 30, was a pillion rider on her husband's scooter on Jan 2, 1977
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    Film-goers paid $28m in duty last year
    140 12 CINEMA-GOING Singaporeans paid $28.6 million in entertainment duty last year, $3.6 million more than in 1978. Entertainment duty from cinemas formed the bulk of total entertainment duty of $34.4 million collected by the Customs and Excise Department last year, according to its latest
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    Report on new medical curriculum under study
    499 13  -  IRENE NGOO By munity clinical centre where patients will be brought to medical students under training; o FORMATION of an overall panel to change the curiculum periodically. o SHORTENING of the six-year medical course, if necessary; and GIVING clinical lecturers more time to
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    $250 fine for speeding
    68 13 MOTORCYCLIST Ng Chong Hoo was fined $250 by a magistrate yesterday for speeding along Thomson Road at 80 km h. in excess of the authorised speed limit of 50 km h. on April 8. He was fined a further $100 each on two additional charges, one
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    15 MONTHS AND CANE FOR RIOTING
    141 13 TAY HUAT HENG. 22, an air-conditioning serviceman, was sentenced yesterday to 15 months' jail and ordered to be given four strokes of the cane for his part in a riot in which two men were injured. Tay and 11 others had attacked Mr Lee
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    Two cops charged with stealing VCRs
    272 13 Two cops charged with stealing VCRs TWO auxiliary mile* •Ulcers of the Slnn»p*re Airport Terminal Services were charged yesterday with stealIng six vide* cassette \hdol Jabbar bin Abdullah Khan, SI, and Mohamed Anuar Mb Lalkhan, 27, are alleged to have committed the attract at the SATS alrstde airfreight terminal at
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    Lock icon The guru's parting shot at public transport
    586 13  -  ABDULLAH TARMUGI By doesn't mean that every single thing that the government did was successful. ''The quality of Singapore's government has been very good, but it could still be better," he added with a smile. He wondered whether Singapore could do as well
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    Divorcee's surprise at cost request
    112 13 Divorcee's surprise at cost request A LABOURER, represented by the Legal Aid Bureau in his divorce petition, expressed surprise at the bureau's application for costs against his wife. "I am not asking for costs and I don't know why my counsel (Mr Jacob Chacko, an assistant director of the bureau)
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    Media assn president
    92 13 MR VICTOR KHOO, the assistant general manager of the advertisements department. Times Publishing Berhad. has been elected president of the Advertising Media Owners Association. Other officials are: Mr Loo Teck Hai of MPH Magazines (vice-president); Mr Teo Han Khim of Sin Chew Jit Poh (treasurer). Mr Daniel
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    New plant
    29 13 MR Bernard Chen. Minister ol State (Defence), will open the EB Communications (S) Pte Ltd factory at Ayer Rajah Industrial Estate on Nov 4 at 3 p.m.
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      324 13 This announcemeoi aopears as a matter ol record only October 1980 DAPAT SDN. BHD. (Developers of Holiday Plaza, Johore Bahru M $22,000,000 Secured Banking Facilities Managed by Asian International Merchant Bankers Berhad Provided by United Malayan Banking Corporation Bhd Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited Lee Wah Bank Limited United Asian Bank
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      Lock icon Asean news agencies to start staff swop scheme
      421 14 THE national news agencies of Asean today agreed to implement a staff exchange programme as soon as possible. The programme is aimed at promoting better inter-Asean understanding and familiarity among news agency Journalists with the way of life, both culturally and professionally,
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      Funeral shock as police take away body
      221 14 Funeral shock as police take away body KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs ABOUT M mNnwn had a shook when police Intempted a funeral ceremony yesterday and took away the body of bostneos executive LeaUe G. Mllla, (1, from Ms boose In boron* Sentul Bahama here. Tbe police told the mourners they were
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      23 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. An Australian delegation today began talks with Malaysian officials on bilateral defence matters and combined military exercises. AFP.
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      KLs growing concern over breakaway Islamic groups
      657 14  - KLs growing concern over breakaway Islamic groups M.G.Q. Pillai. By Our Kuala Lumpur reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Today's attack on the Batu Pahat district police headquarters by a hardcore, fanatical group of Muslim fundamentalists spotlights an issue of growing concern to the Malaysian government. Islamic fundamentalist activity in the country'
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      Lock icon 8 ON ARMED ROBBERY CHARGE ACQUITTED
      102 14 KUALA TRENGGANU, Thurs. Eight Thai fishermen charged with committing armed robbery of Vietnamese refugees earlier this year were acquitted and discharged by a court today. The Thais, aged between 17 and 38, had been held here since April when the authorities detained a Thai
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      Lock icon Confused drivers
      56 14 IPOH, Thurs Initial confusion reignei] among motorist* today, with traffic tarns piling up as the second stage ol Ipoh's interim traffic scheme went into operation Vehicles jammed the traffic light junctions largely because of the short distances between traffic lights along the main roads Jalan Sultan Lskan <lar
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      171 14 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp I CAN'T FIND MY Tiex'ET^ I I MA&GIE. DID YOU I I YES, IT!S IN THIS 'iK^^- <O HAWAII P TOTHE PI&HT-MAVBE I SEE /V\Y TICKET FLOWER POT/ V~~^^ MA&QiE KNOWS WHEPE TOTHE FI&HT X— /£>xr— 7/ ~~^?^*>^ > IT IS/ S
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      Lock icon Varsities able to admit 10,000 more in five years
      270 15 KUALA LUMPUR, THURSDAY THE TOTAL number of places in the five Malay sian Universities will increase by nearly 10,000 in five years. Education Minister Datuk Musa Hi tarn said yesterday. The enrolment is expected to reach 36.000 by the end of
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      Lock icon Air talks on Nov 17
      86 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Asean and British officials will meet here from Nov 17 for the second round of their air talks 1 on Asean's participation in the cheap fare scheme between 1 Australia and Britiain. Five days have been set 1 aside for the meeting,
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      Lock icon $750,000 heist
      44 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Three robbers, two armed I with revolvers, walked into Yong Cheong Jewellers in 1 Jalan Pudu this evening, while most of the workers were hay- ing dinner, and escaped with I an assortment of Jewellery I worth $750,000. NST
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      Calling the Kapitan line
      163 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The National Museum wants to get in touch with descendants of Yap Ah Loy. "We are interested in gathering more information on the former Kapitan China to compile a comprehensive record of Yap Ah Loy," the director general of the museum. Mr Shahrum
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      Petronas' bigger role may stabilise oil price
      249 15 Petronas' bigger role may stabilise oil price KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs THE price of »U In the cwutry la expected to irtahUiae when Petrenaa aaaamea a bigger r«le in the nrai«<aTaf, and marketing af the r*mm«dlty by ISM, Parliament wan told today. Depaty Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Lew Sip Han
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      Lock icon Budget that will be the envy of others
      439 15 Budget that will be the envy of others KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE Malaysian Government presents an annual budget here tomorrow which is likely to be the envy of many countries struggling to adjust their economies to the impact of the current global recession. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Ham/ah is in
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      Lock icon Bahasa usage control unit
      85 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Dewan Bahasa dan Pusta ka will set up a special unit to control usage of Bahasa Malaysia in order to prevent pollution and abuse of the national language. In reply to a question from Mr Muhyiddin Haii Mohamed Y->sin (NF-Pagoh), Deputy Iv.jcation
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      Lock icon MPs end visit to China
      62 15 Peking Thurs. The first Malaysian parliamentary delegation to visit China left Canton for Hongkong today at the end of an 11-day trip, the official Xinhua news agency reported. Xinhua said Senate President Omar Ong Yoke Un described the visit as a success, and said it
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      Lock icon Police school
      45 15 KOTA BARU. Thurs Kelan tan Police plan to set up a training srhool in Tumpat. about 22 km from here, to take in recruits from the Jalan Gurney Police Depot in Kuala Lumpur. Deputy CPO Assi Commissioner Sulaiman Mohammed Hassan said yesterday NST
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Gang threat student caned
        79 15 A STVDKNT in Malacca was yesterday given two strokes of the cane in front of the school assembly and another boy was suspended for threatening the senior assistant of the school. State Education Director Mohamed Rashid bin Haji Mohamed Nor, said that the boys, who were
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        Lock icon More force in reserve
        58 15 MOKF members of the army reserve force (Territorial Army) will be deployed to patrol the EastWest Highway alongside the regular forces should the need arise. The General Officer Commanding the 11th Division. Major -General Mohamad Daud bin Abu Bakar said there were already several battalions of
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        Lock icon Old woman dies in fire
        60 15 A 7t-YEAK-OLD woman was killed yesterday in an early morning fire which razed five shops near Kota Bam causing damage of ab>Kjt $500,000 Police identified the charred remains of the woman as that of Madam Goh Choon Siew. wife of dentist Pang Kirn Fatt who
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        Lock icon Fruits of govt efforts
        36 15 MALAYSIA'S ability to come through relatively unscathed in the uncertain international economic situation reflects the government's tireless efforts to generate economic growth. Public Enterprises Minister Datin Paduka Rafidah Aziz said yesterday. AFP.
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      TURNABOUT?
      388 16 IRAN has sprung another surprise on the world. This time by its sudden announcement that Iranian Prime Minister Mohammed Ali Rajai would be addressing the UN Security Council. The decision must have been a difficult one for Teheran which has repeatedly condemned and dismissed the world organisation as a
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      LOOKING BEYOND
      365 16 IT IS the responsibility of the Ministry of Culture to monitor all publications, and to pay particular attention to those with political undertones, sexual overtones or those otherwise deemed questionable. In calling up the editorial board of Breakthrough recently to discuss the magazine's contents and publishing philosophy, the
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    Machine without a human face
    793 16  -  KATHARINE WHITEHORN By in Chicago THE hotel in St Louis. Missouri, was old It prided itself on being old. X very thing in it worked by hand where it worked ai all The elevator had a man turning a handle to make it go. it
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    How we can learn from HK,Taiwan and Japan
    1533 16 How we can learn from HK, Taiwan and Japan IT IS inevitable that Singapore should look to Hongkong, Taiwan and Japan for answers in its search for good work habits and ethics. The trick, however, is in selecting those ingredients that can usefully be applied in the Singapore context. Key
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    Protectionism result of panic in the West
    879 16  -  JONATHAN POWER Economic 'Chicken Little' syndrome By in London THE union official, paid to defend his labour union's protectionist stance, closed his office door, lowered his voice and said: "Frankly, some of our members have got a vested interest in the 'Chicken Little'
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      Don't let this fine building disappear
      172 17 Don't let this fine building disappear WHILE agreeing with Old Jowphian (ST. Oct 10). that St Joseph's Institu tion should be congratulated for reaching the decision to move out of its present site, I certainly hope that the resiting of hool Mill not also mean the disappearance of yet another
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      Those were the days when we had tea dances at the Raffles
      358 17 I HAVE not long returned from yet another nostalgic trip to Singapore and I was very impressed with the recent article in your newspaper entitled "Keeping old Singapore alive I wholeheartedly agree that the old buildings in Singapore
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      Not quite plain sailing for seamen from ship to dock gate
      484 17 I AM Captain of the Singapore vessel "Kirn Ann 1 which visits Singapore twice monthly. Most of the officers are Singaporeans. It is customary for cargo purposes to berth at godowns as are available. Some recent berths have been
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      This may help avert pink reminders
      118 17 This may help avert pink reminders FIBUC I UllUe« Board Mils are neat to cm—crt for payment lavarl»My the 21st ttmi •f each month. P**r wace-eamera find It most dfflealt Indeed U meet the Mils becaaae by the date payment* air it, they parties larly the married Me* with ehlMran
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      Prizes were not given
      110 17 I REFER to Toh Weng Choy's article "Dancing with feeling" (ST, Oct 9). I would like to bring to your attention that in the Singapore Festival of Arts in 1978 the items quoted in the article, the western dance "The Eagle," and the eastern dance "The
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      Play it again, SBC
      83 17 THE programme "Lifeline" telecast every Tuesday night is really interesting. The series is very informative and educational. We would like to thank the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation for getting such a good series for viewers. The recent episode on childbirth, telecast on Oct 7 was exceptionally good,
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      Two estates next to each other yet not linked
      176 17 GHIM MOH and Buona Vista Housing Board estates are separated by the Malayan Railway line. To get from one estate to the other, residents have either to walk a distance of 40 metres cutting through the railway line or one km
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      DON'T BE SHY
      35 17 IF YOU cm speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin. Tbe other person may know Mandarin bat may also be shy. Be the Initiator!
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      Only one doctor to cope with crowd
      347 17 ON Sept 21 (a Sunday), I phoned the Queenstown polyclinic to enquire about the closing time of their outpatient department. A woman informed me that it would remain open till 12.30 p.m. When I reached there at 10.30 a.m. by car, the registration
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      Car park hassle despite season pass
      149 17 Car park hassle despite season pass I HAVE been a season car park holder at Bedok South Car Park No 9 for the past several years. If I now come home at 10.30 p.m. I will not be able to find a proper lot to park my car, though I
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      Major review has been completed on problems faced by NPCC
      260 17 I REFER to the letter "NPCC officers who see their duties as an additional chore" by "ExNPCC cadet" (ST, Sept We, in the National Police Cadet Corps, appreciate the sentiments expressed and are gratified to know that there are also
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      118 17 Unhappy about doctor's attitude I VISITED the Kalian* Outpatient IMspen.*ir\ oa Oct S at 2 p.m. A woman doctor attended to me bat not only was she Impatient bat she was also Insolent. She was not at ai: sympathetic when I told her my problem. Finally I gave op explaining
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      354 18 SHARE price* Honed mixed at the SlMap.iT stock market ye*len!ay wfcea bayers returned la the afternoon following, a wave of proflttakiai. la the morning. Although the market opened on a (Inn note, profit-taking forced priors down and buyer* went Into hiding when the moraine session
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      319 18 SHARE prices fluctuated in rather erratic trading to j close on a mixed note at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Strong buying support, a spill-over from the over- i night's rally, gave the market a good start. Prices were taken higher amid growing confidence, especially after reports
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      207 18 THE US Sing dollar opened at t2 0780 90 and plummetted to a low of E 0670 under heavy selling pressure in the Singapore forex market yesterday, in a tight local money market, with overnight rate traded to a high of 30 per cent per annum The
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      365 18 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates a? at don on Oct 16: IS Ooll.ru Spot i Off.r Bid 7days 12 15/*****3/16 1 month 131/16 1215/16 I 2 months 131/16 12 15/16 3 months 131/16 12 15/16 I 6 months 131/16 1215/16 9 months 1211/*****/16 12 months 12 i 12.
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      52 18 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Oct 16 Overnight 3S to 7 Call deposits 6 to 7 Cloaiag Boymi Se Him 3-month Treasury bills 7 7 3-month Bank bills 1213/18 1211/18 3 months CD 12 15/18 12 13/18 i SmonthsCD 12 15/18 12 13/16 B— we: Nalls—l
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      31 18 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on On It: Offer Bid Overnight 15': 15 1 month 13. 13 2 months 13 12- 3 month. 13 12 Overnight mode 25
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      24 18 THE avenge rate at which m-jor Slnnaporf banks air corrently prepared to lend to their best customer, is 12-1 per cent.
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        58 18 Ayer Hilam Tin 1700 -110 Pelalinf 1900 100 Strain Trading 845 .65 S T P 1975 830 »«0 M Banking 1440 4-90 M Glaaa 412 +44 Metro Hldga 420 4- 30 Rmi.lrmd 835 25 DIC Si Steamship 378 ♦22 B*l Properties 1530 -f 20 H X Land 810 +20
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        30 18 Magnum lorpn 1440 -40 Aualral Amaf 1450 -30 IVgi M.i. 880 30 G E I .f. 1340 -20 G I Hl M 0 -20 Tan Cboaf M 0 -IS
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        26 18 UOL Loan 1 MM Pan Elec MJi C 4 C 459.000 U E 451.000 Total turnover: 11.17 m Total value: $49S2in Source: SES
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        40 18 Oct 15 Oct 16 BT Indicator ***** *****9136 Industriali: 625.51 631.61 Finance: *****8 *****5 Hotels: ***** 594 17 Properties: 526.42 530 60 Minings: ***** 423 86 Plantations: 866 22 866 71 OCBC: ***** ***** SES Ind: 569.80 570 77
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        343 18 HONGKONG: Stocks firrred in very active trading yesterday, with the Hang Seng index rising 26.04 points to close at a new seven-year high of 1430.04. dealers said The market was led by front-line stocks, particularly Jardine Matheson on strong rumours of an impending bid (or Jardines by Cheung Kong,
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        275 18 I TOKYO: Share prices eased on j profit-taking with the Dow Jones average dipping 22 49 to close at 7151.78, on a volume of 400 million shares, dealers said. The New index closed 0 39 point down at 496.50 The market was steady in early trading in response to
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        148 18 CHINESE Produce K»rh*n«r. Singapore, aooa eloslag prices per IN kg yeateroay: Chmil *U: Bulk fob ***** sell ere. old drum (In second hand drum) fob 1130.00 sellers, new drum iob 1136 SO sellers C**ra: Mixed (loose) $71 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asia NLW 1425 00
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        236 18 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $45,062 and closed at $45,038 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.00 676 .00 and remained at that level in quiet trading for the whole morning The price fell quickly to a low of $672.50 673.50. on
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        40 18 We* Taea New York 21 008 21 SOB 21 306 21HS Zurich 21 008 21 208 2150S 21 70S Was Turn Singapore 20 SOB 21 408 21 306 21 80S Closing prices In US dollars s troy ounce
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        282 20 SYDNEY. Thuri Investor demand for mineral and energy snares today more than made up yesterday's losses on the Ail Ordinaries index, dealers said The feature was rise in shares associated with the Ureenbushes tin tantalum ore discovery Greenbushes rose C9O to $12 X after trades as
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        258 20 Nr^ YORK Wed Prices closed higher in active trading with a strong push coming just before the close as institutional investors stepped up buying Analysts said the market was encouraged by better than expected third quarter corporate earnings and a growing belief there will be a
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        261 20 AMSTERDAM. Wed Share prices closed mixed with Royal Dutch 080 guilders lower in otherwise little changed Dutch internationals, dealers said Investment funds and insurances were mainly higher with Rolinco adding 050 and Nat ned one higher Banks wore steady to lower, while in weak er constructions Boskalis
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        265 20 ZI'RICH. Wed Prices closed firmer but volume and the extent o< the gains generally did not match those of the previous day. dealers said i munuinn firmness in thf bond market underpinned share prices Demand focussed on banks and energy holding). Oerlikon-Buehrle and other leading
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        600 20 LONDON. Wed Share prim and government bonds firmed following the exhaustion of the Exchequer 12 per rent 1988 Up stork, dealers ■M Leading industrials general ly rose between 2p and 4p though ICI »as down 2p to 3Sf>. after 324 p. following yesterday s announcement
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        50 20 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 5 Tuesday Vn.t Week Ajo *19i DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday m.4* Tuesday ««2 Week Ago «83W H.K.HANG SENG Thursday *****4 Wednesday 1404 00 Week Ago *****A SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Thursday 715 Wednesday T08»« Week Ago T08.32 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday «T2« Wednesday Week Ago Md.ta
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        134 18 THE STRAITS tin price edged another $3 higher to $2,120 per picul (equivalent to $35.05 per kilo, up five cents) in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 27 tonnes to 146 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers gaining VB> to £7,085 per tonne LONDON:
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        39 18 Rubber Oct 16 Singapore: Nov: 299.50 cents (up 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Nov: 306.00 cents (up 1.50 cents) Tin: M 52.120 (up $3) (equivalent to $35.05 per kilo) (up 5 cents) Official offering: 146 tonnes (down 27 tonnes)
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        39 18 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot U4B (£845); sellers CB4B SO (£846); Three Month buyers L 879 (£876); sellers £***** (£876 50) I Market taoe: Barely steady after I firmer. I Salee: 11.300 tonnes
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        531 18 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly firmer yesterday, with November RSS One buyers quoted at 299.50 cents per kilo, up one cent on Wednesday's close, dealers said. Some additional firmness in early afternoon trading was not sustained as values fell back slightly on profit-taking and uprountry selling,
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        94 18 NOON SSR and SMR pn r yourday ■AS No..ab.r iC.rt..! Mtki Bay«r« S*IWra SSK20 IMpAi 2M0O 2.V70ON SSM50 II ton p«Urt> 292IJO 2M00N MMLB sMRCV lluaiallMl MM »1 SON SMRL numptU^i 2MS0 2W9ON ■Ml- Ulofip4llMI MOV) 282 ION SMRGP UluipallM. I NO UNO SMR 10 1 1
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      1560 19 THt la* trim Mil rrad) aur at ihr eUmr •1 Mm oa law Stork Exrvaacr or Sir*. parr rrawraay naaaaiii wttk tkr annum 1» i btVot lajmkrr wttk Bfl Mgk ud to. I AdJMtMI tar amp nchti mmr, I »»c TI..V mm ■MM STRIAI rOMNECMM n m» acw
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      181 20 SINGAPORE I'NTT TBI ST (alia. iim' prim f«r OH n> The Commerce 3.08 3.17 The Savings Fund 1 88 1 97 S-por* Prog Fund 135 l.tted S'porrSfr Fund 207 2.17 S'porr Invtai Fund 1 73 1 82 S'porv Equity Fund 132 138 ASM I NIT TBUBT (Mian m'
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      1807 19 BID and offer pnres officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday witfi the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 000 units unless otherwise specified AU Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett Big Board
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      2160 19 11 11 and oltrr prvrs aSJafej l> lulrd tm) buunrss in and rrporti'd to the Kuala Lumpur Sink Kit tungr yn trrday with ihr number of sham Iradrd shoan in brackets in lots of l.*Bo unns unJrsk olner»ise aprri. BaJ IMll ITllM.s tjaiaiili i3.2*S) Utmm 1 2 JOB
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      25 19 FVulwg iT) W Class iou»i*id Banking >MR! 'Cables TV 19« *.m 6 35 1430 520 6 25 1190 ».3B 36 30 30 ♦JO ♦JO
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      39 19 luefc iatm 3nraul Malayan <T> BRaya Sugars X Amai fUhman Hyd 5 30 13 ft) 13 00 USO too 5« (35 6 45 10 40 1410 IC7O 40 30 30 30 S 25 20 20 .30 30 3D
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      141 20 Taiping Textile's profits improve slightly TAIPING Textile has recorded a slight improvement in pre-tax profits at the interim stage. Unaudited group p.-e-lax profits for the first halfyear ended June 30 rose marginally by 3 per cent to $3.75 million while gross sales improved 5 per cent to $27 1 million.
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      347 18 fl people and products I serving the ■PMINIHH engineering, construction and fabrication rn^rn industries group of companies 10th ANNIVERSARY PThe Employees and the Board of Directors wish to thank our clients for their valued support during our first ten years. We are looking forward to serving you in the future.
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      589 19 I MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT COURSES I HOW TO ANALYSE AND STRUCTURE YOUR ORGANISATION Singapore: 23 24 October 1980 Kuala Lumpur: 30-31 October 1980 Types of organisation structures. Tests of organisational effectiveness. Factors influencing structures. Methods of work differentiation and allocation. Methods of work integration. Bases of grouping jobs and design of
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      392 20 BURNS PHILP (NEW GUINEA) LTD is the premier trading organisation in Papua-New Guinea and the leading suppliers of home video and audio equipment. They wish to recruit a SENIOR SERVICE TECHNICIAN WITH MANAGEMENT POTENTIAL Factory trained with professionally recognised technical qualifications Fluent in written and spoken English Knowledge and experience
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      263 20 THK BANKRUPTCY ACT (CAP. 18 lf!t Xli i IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINUAPORK IN BANKRUPTCY NO. ia* ol 197S Rr: I.XX HWK HKONC tnui Inn ss PKARL.S KI.KfT KI CAL I K Mil M CO. Kxparte: CYCLE CARkIAtiK (KNTKKPRISKS) PTr'.. LTD. A Cre4lUr In thr matter ol s Baakrnplry
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      927 20 Tender Notice I Tenders are invited (orI I BUILDING I a) Tender No. AM/T/80/002 Supply and installation of Stainless I Steel Kitchen Equipments, Fittings md Ancillary Works to Com- I centre II Building at Exeter Road. Eligibility Registered Controctors Class C D *Non-Registered Contractors Deposit I Ssl,ooo 00 Closing Date
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      4600 21 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX I"* Telephone Service: *****22 eeDu ec r*# Tl Mondo, Friday 830om- 5 00 p m Ordror, 80 cl» pc, word (rrw, J l 2 00) i^PJl^-SSci SmBV bb^^B a^^^» eaT^» BT^^^^^^^» eaf^« sif^^^^^^^» aT^^^^^^^^BßV. aw'^m aa^^^^^^^^Ba. 830 QfTi \ooft m PpIC M^, fl AM
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      450 21 II tUieptoynitnt Jjjl^ ACCOUNTS EXECUTIVE An established Company re quirea an Account* Executive. c Must have experience in Trading Urm c Possess at least LCC Accountancy Higher level c Must be capable of keeping full set of Accounts and controlling Finance a Should possevs leadership abilities a Knowledge of mini
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      583 21 MANAGER We ere a leading company apeciahsmg in the field of selling and servicing Institutional Kitchen equipment and «c require a Manager to head that division ExperMnc* is not saaCßtaal nut applicants shouM haw good ilui'ii t itinal h.i. kyrotind. be let rintcally and s.ii^s orientated. and br able lo
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      521 22 EMpoytMrn mm Srtuationt Vacant m) Secretarial ft Clerical wf MMffcvtiAQ cotnpooy tM JUNIOR SECRETARY c Minimum (MX level A iufi or possess rtartal Certificate will be an advantage c Age above 18 years old I command of English and Chinese n mg»w pm keeping n.ience c Salary 5300 1. 9*oo
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      604 22 An ••latMtAhsd bbbbbMc fetctoo m Ju 1) PAYROLL CUM PERSONNEL CLERK 21 GENERAL CLERK Applicants must have at least 1 rking experience and a level Him can «129<« tor mnisill Company has vacancies for the peats of 1) COSI CLERK a DOT) level c Preferably possess LCC Intermediate in Book-keep-ing
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      598 22 M APPLICANTS REPLYING to Box numbers of vacancies are requested not lo enclose original eaataa at testimonials of referi ence with their applications No responsibility can be accepted lor their loss Appllcanu are also advised to write lo Box Numbers correctly and check them before posting A progressive Garment mansrfacHanng
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      724 22 GENERAL CLERK c Minimum OCE O' level c At least Ito 2 years expene (iood command of English imereeled applicants pleeee write to ROOM 4 A NES BUILDING 2 CORPORATION ROAO SINGAPORE 22*1 ESTABLISHED FIRM IN SEMBAWANG mg positions for its Sembawang Office. 1) GENERAL CLERKS c OCE O' Level
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      645 22 SM^-l [ft FEMALE CLERK CUM TYPIST c Type fasl. c Knowledge of import/export documents Call personally, between 9a.m. So m at: SUITS «M. 4TH FLOOR ICB BUILDING 2. SHENTON WAV SINGAPORE 010* FEMALE CLERK/TYPIST. Company in Beach Road has immediate vacancy for a Female Clerical position Applicants would preferably be
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      456 22 •a9JSTOMITILV REOUMED CLERK TYPIST Preferably with some working experience Typing speed 40 wpm Call personally at 193A. Ooldh* Centre Tel: *****M/S. INTERNATIONAL TRADING HOUSE requires Qualified Experienced Secretary/Typist Spoken written Mandarin and import/export knowledge preferable Initiative, independent Interested, please send resume to s T Box A***** JUNIOR CLERK/TYPIST. Good prospects
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      594 22 II tUivtoyntMit 111* GOOD PHONE VOICE? PRETTY FACE? Telephone Receptionist Jobs are available starting 21st Oct. All jobs in Town in International Companies. Call us right away at *****10. HARPERS SI HP PINO, a division of the HARPER GM.FHLAN GROUP with Its office In TOWN Invites applications for: MALE CLERK
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      779 22 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appoinlment to the posts of: CLERICAL ASSISTANT QUALIFICATIONS c.t r Ordinary level passes in .< subjects or the Cambridge will be given to candidates with Knulisn language at lii'K o level or a credit In English language at the Cambridge School Certificate
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      664 22 II EmtKoytnent ill I T TEMPORARY TVPtST wanted tor about 6 months c Must be able to type accurately al least U«pm c Good at typing figures Interested please call personally at 12M. LORONG 1 TOA PAYOH SINGAPORE 1231 (NEXT TOSIONGHOE BISCUIT FACTORY) TEL *****31 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ASIA LTD invites
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      595 22 A BALANCED UNIT >( oM young In mi ranee Organisers need Ak.-iils mining |T. .lifted Tel üm,. i3on A BEAUTIFUL AND i.resenUble number of 1-em.ile KeUail Assistants required lo work ll pinsti, ated souvenir shop .it the airport s.ii. ir > pins Incentive schemea exceed tsoo i>er month Candidates must
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      410 23 i ITT ♦6 Situations Vacant c) Bmlt i uropean Sales Organisation has immediate vacancies 1) SALES REPRESENTATIVES c Mm Sei 4 education >r»bl) those with experience transport is essential a \f between 20 to 36 Salaclaa appa cants can expect to eem SSOO per menlh dwrwe. 2) SALES DEMONSTRATORS ndary
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      363 23 x"\ puMuhtna sw SALES ASSISTANTS ihopa located at l.ucky I'lauli Clifford Centre Male or female Singapore II years of age Kllsh Willu.i t. »i.r« on shifLsifor hasaeakyi Vacancies mat lor both permanent lor interview today 1 Ne« Industrie! Roed of) Upp*r Paya Leber Roed S.ngapnri I»S] INDOOR SALESGWL REOUWEO Abie
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      1113 23 i I Hi WortOwKta orgon nation hea a SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male/Female) c Completed Secondary educauon c Preference will be given lo applicant* with sales experience c Completed National Service L possess valid driving licence c Competitive starting salary plus company's :nnge benefits will be offered to the right candidates iHlecaoead
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      912 23 _^T~ J.W «4p Jofmtg GENERAL ELECTRIC USA as Electrician apply at General Electric (USA) Appliance Components Pte Ltd 6 Pioneer Road. Singapore 2262 Between 800 am 1 2 00 noon I 30 pm 400 pm Monday to Fnday bus to factory 2SI (Irom Interchange) 251A(from Jurong Residential Estate) Free transportation
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      616 23 NATIONAL UMVCRSITV OF SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appointment to the posts ol: ASSISTANT LABORATORY TECHNICIAN QUALIFICATIONS (a) At least 3 GIVE O Level passes preferably including science and/ or technical subjects or the Cambridge School Certificate or equivalent preferably with science and' or technical subjects. (b) Passes at 'A'
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      437 23 PYRAMID DERRICK the following poeitiona: 1. PIPE FITTERS (MARINE) 2. IRONWORK FITTERS c Able to read blue prints and ti.uittlf cutting torch 3. SEMI-SKILLED WORKERS (WELDERS IRONWORK FITTERS) 4. CRANE OPERATOR c Experienced in handling and maintaining mobile c .-anes 30 tons and above a Peaaaaa VITB Cerli'icale of Competency
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      531 23 II Employment |jj|fl TRAINEE DRAUGHTSMAN (Mate or Female) for our anowroom el Tanglin Roed c Must have complete full time Nanonal Service or be exempted c Possess good colour sense c Preferably wltn some drafting experience c Able to take site measurement and formulate manufacturing plaju c OIK O' level
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      142 23 si OVO V \i^> hfi A well eatablished Paper vacancies lor 1) ELECTRICIAN 2) PIPE FITTER 3) APPRENTICE FITTER 4) GENERAL WORKER required Interested, pleaae call personally at: PTE LTD 36. LIU FANG ROAD SINGAPORE 2762 TEL *****4 X 25 SBS No 251 trom Jurong Inter change requires immHtliulPly MALE
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      230 24 Ift 46 Situations Vacant c) Production A area ealltjliama lector* laajwaaa Male ProeVectMK Workers rapaWe al oa»ma»a, mare than Use per fateavepj A) LABORATORY ASSISTANT B) RAW MATERIAL HELPERS C) CASTERS/TRIMMERS D) MOULD MAKERS E) GENERAL WORKERS Wertme, Hours From 7 4Sa m to lupin Serf ereee Mortder* la Maps
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      44 24 I Ll!!rll If YOU ARC NOT FREE i TO COME PLEASE i POST US THE SLIP BELOW ANO WE WILL CALL ON YOU NAME j ADDRESS I j CITIZEN TEL. NO: j ABLE TO WORK: I G 2/3 rotating shift D permanent 3rd shift
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      641 24 llEmptoymMt ljl| ■aOfeMOTO MAMUTACTUMNG (S) CO PTE LTD 17-B. *WJ Floor, atec* 12. No ta. KathMf Bahru KaNang Baean InekMinal MM MALE PRODUCTION WORKERS/ PACKERS Age 40 years old i Married I .urn Ploeee caM el the above eddrese Irom 1 00 am Jpm tor nilorTrieei Olivetti, Europe's largest manufacturer
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      533 24 IEMptofMM ill f) Miscelljuieoas A BOWLING CENTRE REOUMCS: 1) SECURITY GUARDS Working llr< I 00 a m In 8 00 a ni OR 800 am lo4oopm 2) COUNTER RECEPTIONIST 1) BOWLING INSTRUCTORS 4) WAITERS FOR POST 2. 3 4 ABLE TO WORK 2 SHIFTS EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY TRAINING WILL BE
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      578 24 An expanding company require*: DRIVER/DESPATCH CLERK a Must have rlass 2si 3 licence with al least 2 years actual road experience a Age above 22 c starling 1300 basic with W0 allowance c Oood prospects for the hardoorking c Motorcycle will be provided Interested, peaaae caM persofieMy at: Blk 34,
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      427 24 MEmptoyment |jj|i CARPARK ATTENDANTS required Immediately MM duly, lam lo 3pm and 3pm toS4Spm Interested applicants, please rail personally at Orchard Road. CEMENT FACTORY urgently requires DESPATCH RIDER a Musi have Class 2 motorrye Be able to write/ speak simple English c Scooter (Vespa) provided Interested please apply personally to
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      588 24 CRAFT PRINT PTE LTD requires the following personnel A) P.OTAPRINT PRINTER Bl PACKERS CUM BOOKBINDERS C) DARKROOM TECHNICIANS interested plaeae call personally at: Unit 513. Bit 3 Sth floor. PSA Multi-storey Compts. Paair Paniang Road Singapore OSII Tel 275 11 U DELIVERY BOY/ OFFICE Boy required Age 16 above Please
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      610 24 II Emptoyment ill ESTABLISHED FIRM IN SEMBAWANG requires immediately DRIVERS/ GENERAL WORKERS c Class 3 driving lireiue Attractive salary will be paid lo the successful applicants. Interested pleasr rontart Mr. Phua/ Mr. Low *****18 ESTABLISHED COMPANY REOUIRES S.il.Miien and Delivery Men with motorcycle licence Experience not necessary Tel ***** ESTABLISHED
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      555 24 Leading Travel Agent requires 1) FEMALE TICKETING ASSISTANTS •mhcsparlene* 2) JAPAH'SE SPEAKINO OFFICE CLERKS with mfarUmi md rorrrtndependenl v 3) MALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES ithfxpr rlfin c mpt) wnii non-retum-.itile photograph and a ranurl Irlrphont- numhrr la P.O. Boi 380 Ma .well Road Singapore 9007 afc*******}*******"?* i i Cairnhill Hotel Pte
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      391 25 w feMpwywMffi 46 Situations Vacant I) MHcellaneotu Hotel TRI-PRN 1 JUNIOR HOUSEKEEPERS 2 CHAMBCRMAOS 3 CLEASSERS Fit WAITERS/ WAITRCSBfS i sccußrrv guards COOK 7 KITCHEN HASSO S CARPARK ATTENDANTS DRIVERS pleasant and courteous pertw given to those with relevant experlirr hilingual positions M prrpared U. perform Successful andldates will be
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      404 25 Qollei invites applications from Singapore Milay1 sian Citizens and Permanent Residents 1 for the following positions TECHNICAL TRAINEES CiCE 3 O" L*-vel from Tec hn I -al Stream or NTC 3 c No experience required as training will be provided c Completed NS or n*" rung part-time TRADESMEN/ SENIOR TRADESMEN
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      1093 25 II Ernptoymwit iA Manufacturing Company reqwree 1 GENERAL CLERK a 1 CLASS 3 DRIVER Call *****2S tot Appoint rn*jnt PARADISE COFFEE HOUSE requires experienced Captains. Cashiers. Assistant Captains. Bar-tenders. Dispensers and young and attractive Waitresses Oood salary, food and transport provided. Apply personally to 285 Pasir Panjang Road. Tel *****96
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      679 25 VACANCIES FOR MALE odd job worker \»r 38 to 50 Kxperlence not necessary Interested please rukang Tlga Spore 2261 Tel 852«11 Take bus no J46 [rom Jurong Interchange 1) WAITRESSES (KMO lo S400) 2) BOY HELPERS (SSTO) Call personally 2A Outran, Park Block 31 Tel. *****55 OR Jurong Stadium Tel
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      336 26 IN VaMdas A Boats Why buy a second-hand car and inherit more aaaxalaJrfc— f pfootenis For a little more (on easy HP. Terms) you can own r-y 1 M I I a brand new jj_ j_ Enquire now tt MALAYAN MOTORS (PTE) LTD 46 Lena. Km Road Tal *****6.*****3.*****0 Reoraaentad
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      1023 26 111 Vehicles A Boats 1 T 1171 BMW 320 l**).-c Silver with pa So IAHI KOV till Krb 1981 a c AM KM Radio SUOOO *****48 c) Datsun ALMOST 1174 (24-12-73) Datsun I4OJ With Alrcon Cassette Endiir recently overhauled PARK eligible (iood condition $8,800 i negotiable View Baleslier Hill shopping
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      918 26 c) Ford ALMOST 1171 FORO Cortina 16 OL New lax. aircond cassette Showroom condition $16,800 ono *****15 ALMOST 75 CORTINA 1600 New tax tyres/ battery Concealed A;rcond Sporls rims $7 800 Tel *****11 Tham DEC 1177. FONO Cortina Ohia Automatic Company regn Aircond. radio, cassette Reasonable offer secures Immaculate condition
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      834 26 111 Vehicles A Boats M AUG. 1175 MERCEDES 21OSE automatic One owner New road tax In good condition Please contact ***** BEAUTIFUL 1171 MERCEDES 200 One owner, aircond cassette Tax 2 81 Original paint, low c ondition View 229 Coronation Shoppg Plaza. Buklt Timah 4 1/2 DEC 1173 MERCEDES 200
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      902 26 LATE 1174 COLT Lancer 1200 2 private owners Showroom condition $10,800 Loan $9,000 arrangeable '»*****2 LATE '73 COIT Lancer 1200 cc 1 owner, tax May '81 $9,800 Tel 2S:~,tMll MID '73 MIT Colt Cialant OTO 2000. showroom condition with aircond, radio' cassette, etc $11,500 Tel *****60 MHMCA F4 DEC. 13
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      956 26 111 Vehicles Boats M I Ji 1^ I BETTER PROTECTION KM YOUR ENGIME.TOP UP YOURSELF. f,PP^Take oul the dp-stick Wipe it clean, replace and withdraw again II the oil level is below the F mark. top up with Castroi GTX Look lor the easily recognisable oil reservoir cap Open up
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      1098 26 111 Vehicles 4 Boats JQ I Ll^L 1^ 1174 TRIUMPH STAG, hardtop .WOOcc ft owners for sale Offers to sm Thai Uin Trading Me ltd 52 M Short St S pore 0718 Tel *****1 1 1174 VOLVO 144 Airconci stereo leather interior guaranteed ■howroon .ondition $lfi.BOo View 143 Bradclell Koad
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      1191 27 ■■aaßSaSaa>>>>>>l>>>>l>>>*al>>B>>aaTaaßß3BalSaßlllVal times friday properties C A E Orchard Ming Arcade Sim Lim Towar Orchard Road Cuscadcn Road Jalan Besar Units available on Ist Mez* Upper Ground and Ist floor Units available on 2nd and 2nd and Lower Ground Aim: 250 350 sq H Lower Ground floor «X> 1350 sqtt Prte«:
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      664 27 IV Accommodation A PropwHei ATTENTION LANDLORDS FREE RENTAL SERVICE ■NO COMMISSION CHARGES' properties leased Call or visit ourciff>-eal> RE NT A -HOUSE PTE. LTD. QoMn* Shopping Cantra. 17»-B. Thomon Road. (1130) Tbl: *****75 MANY TENANTS WAITING ATTENTION TENANTS DEAL DIRECTLY WITH THE LANDLORD NO COMMISSION INVOLVED' I i* k and
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      730 27 EXCLUSIVE HOBBES OF TOYAMA (Na.awibai/Oinawbti) (A) HOMELY BtTtNO* that's our feeling" Singlestorey deUched designed for the family that enjoys Indoor living 3 bedrooms plus study (dist 10) (B) HOUSE ON MLLTOP. Extravagant 35.000 sq ft garden Interior comprises 5 bedrooms with basement Ideal for games room Available soon As for
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      790 27 Properties M LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS WITH/ WITHOUT SWMMMG POOL M EXCLUSIVE MSTMCTS: o Hillcresi Arcadia Townhouse S4JSS o Drayott Towers S4.MO o Robin Road $1,888 a Buklt Tunggal Road $X2OO o Mimosa Park $3 000 o Sherwood Towers $2,300 $2 500 o Orchid Apartment $2,300 o International Plaza IIJOO For Mora
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      813 27 DISTRICT 11 HILLCREST ARCADIA Baal racraatwnal lacilitwt 3 bedrooms, larraca gardan apartmanl i high floor) Tastefully furnished «MOO Partly furnished tt.400 incluAvailaMa immadtataty PACE PROPEBTV *****8 9 DISTS. 5. 7, 8. 10 15 Hong Leong Oarden $2,400. Merlin Plaza $1,800. International Plaza $2,200 Cairnhlll Plaza $4,800. Maryland Park $2,000 *****28/
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      2625 27 •nioOMion Properties L KINO'S MANSION (DIST IS*3) luxury furnished 3 airconditioned bedrooms, seaview swimming pool Reasonable renul Principals phone *****06 KINO'S MANSION (DIST. ***** furnished. 3 bedrooms, close circuit TV/ swimming pool Call *****63/ *****27 LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS AT Lucky Towers, available Immediately Partially furnished $5,000 Fully furnished $6,000 Atlas Company
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      1898 28 times friday properties Rtwdatiiia. PropaftwsForSala a) Houses DUCHESS AVENUE DISTRICT X Jvei LinpHlH taHra modem 1 alore; li»n t sli« to. aeas c 5 luxurious bedrooms I bathrooms attached I spacious lounge dining tantt and service area c Parquet flooring to beda Superior ceramic and marble Hies a*j*»-«n areav US*
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      561 28 1* AUMmiwuainm m rtjapmwimt INTERNATIONAL PLAZA. 4-ROOM ED apartment, fully furnished with central aircond. very high 1 rlaar full vies of the sea Recreattonal facilities include swim ming pool, squash badminton arpark ideally sltuatr.l within central business district with immediate access to Robinson Road Interested principals please call *****50 JOO
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      770 28 SHERWOOD TOWERS MAISONETTE 1700 sqft 3 bedrooms srrvant s split-level living and dining, selling with tenancy. fully furnished. $330,000 ConUcl *****9 *****3 SHERWOOD TOWERS MAISONETTE. 1.700 sqft 3 bedrooms, elegantly furnished, facing pool Tenanted $345,000 *****1 *****2 SHERWOOD TOWERS MAISO NETTE I 500 sq ft Fully furnished including central alrcon.
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      737 28 A Group ol Local/ For*tgn tnvastor looking tor COMOOMINIUM or LAND oraMfaMy tna following Owl 10 Ridgawood Owl. IS SI Patrick's Garden Oi.i 5 Waatpoak Owl. 11 rkNcrost Arcadia Owl. 20 Fabar Gardan a Owl. S Fabar Mill Owl 21 Pandan VaHay Owl. t Orangoford Conlacl: 737«7M/ 23SSS41/ *****40/ *****1
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      950 28 IV Accommodation A Properties 67 Office Space a) For Sale A BRANO NEW office space cum showroom Uist 9 430 sqft fronting main road. Selling J212.000 Phone Allen Cowin i Partners *****25 *****26 OIST FAR. EAST Shopping Centre, main Orchard Road. 3rd floor shop Area approx 300 sq ft Near
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      783 28 SHENTON HOUSE Ho 3. StwnlonWay Singapore 0106 SHOPS FOR RENT/SALE Shops rental $5 p s I Sale $M 0 negotiable Immediala occupation available For further inrormation. please Mr. Ho or Miv Kirn Tel: UOltm SHOP SPACE IN ORCHARD PLAZA 2SOsqfl Ist floor Vacant possesSeHtoa al $1,700 pal. negotiant* CALL: JAMES
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      512 28 VI Education Instruction |flj| CITY 4 GUILDS BulMOTl' Quanlligc 11 111 rommenclni 17 10 «o Burwylni levelling with Prartirals ReKal School *****29 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PRACTICE PART I, 11, 111 Leading to C 1 G c.am INI 7 new daises comnwKtm] this MM to iuil lh» .lud.nl. convenience. LEX MENG PROFESSIONAL
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      603 28 LEARN TO BE rektßhOtM tnrs rjppttll Trlrx Operatcirs Computei Operaton Job guar anteed RefMraUon book lei $100 Dim 2HO IVrtama Com plex. Ku.ila I mill ir LCCI INTENSIVE PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE COURSE Conn List Oct '80 in preparation lor June '81 Exam E lamination Subiecls c structure of Business c
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      156 29 f IN E VERLOVING MEMORY 1 DEPARTED: 17/10/78 Though left us lor two years but your fond I memories still cherished in our hearts. Sadly missed bul always remembered by Mum: I.ul Kiiin Brothers: YeeChew. Yee Kat. Yce Kork Sisters-in-law, NteceSaJsd Nephews V J THE FAMILY OF i Kheng Cheng
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      64 29 MR BENEDICT PAUL (FRANCIS) LOOCHEONGMIN AGED 75 passed away peacefully on ISth October. 1980 Dearly missed by Mr- M.ir> LOC Sons Vincent Loo Lows Loo Daughters Alltlela LOO Ann., Loo Sons-in-law John Low Kliiiii Boon Andrew I OH Daughter-in-law and tn grandchildren. Cortege Ivavet 24. Jalan Naung. Singapore
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      123 Acknowledgements
      58 29 wish to thank all relatives and rri.nds for their kind assistance, condolences, donations and scrolls TME FAMILY OF tIM late Mrs Koh ctmiiK X.-MX i Mdtn Ye,, Oek Neo) wiah to thank all relatlvei and friends lor Iheir kindness donations and valuable assistance during their recent re.neriient The
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      31 29 In Everloving Memory Ol VICTOR DE'ROZARIO Departed 17.10.70 Sadly miiMd bul n«»»r lorgot t»n by your loved on*i IN LOVING MEMORY Mj.mli Ii loii.u s.i.iK mined b) famli)
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      422 29 VI Education 4 Instruction 0| 95 Education b) Overseas BUH.OSMG HOME STUOV Albany w THE GREAT LAKES COLLEGE OF TORONTO Ontario Canada The largest and moat established PRE U education Grade 13 ot 1 academic fear duration A Grades 11 t 11 to. students wishing to enter Canadian a US
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      396 29 c) Music GUITAR COURSES COMMENCING i II II am and I 1) iin I pm 2 pm It Call K.mt-Yi floor, h Road POLTPMOMC SCHOOL OF MUSIC .11 levels d) Others HOBBIES CLASSES WESTERN Chinese Painting ruldren I Arl ll^^■^^ dr Violin leenawa} 1 i 1 On list Oct (Taea)
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      975 29 VII Travai ft Tours >i< C^C^U Ml aaTaissEV4r ►?URB^Ol^™t 1981 EXPEDITION CROWO BOOKING NOW OPEN -CALL HOUSE OF TRAVEL TEL *****18/9 'TA2OS, Catch us with siroer- value NEW \^jj^> ZEALAND X^^iioliday galore i^ft I^/ 1^ Days Australia countryside/cities Ws tour $2399/$2699 visiting Sydney, Adelaide, :tS"*t\ Melbourne n v^'sD^sAllNew o< Zealand
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      751 29 I If I VHTraM.ftT.Mrs >J< I Laaaaar^ \^aaaal a H mm MaMARIaa HQIIPIV BANGKOK/HONGKONG/ I WWW* 9 doys 51 775 Dep Wed 12 days $1935 Dep Sun BANGKOK/HONGKONG 9 doys $1475 Dep Wed HONGKONG StOU TAIWAN 14 days $2566 Dep Sun rCNGKONG/TMWAN/MANIX I 13 days $2019 Dep Mon I BANGKOK/HONGKONG/
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      509 29 WIN GENTING AIR-CON SB9OO si) Oentlng Penang t'ameron Air Air-cun Coex!) JUIN C.cntinK Train Air 31> centing Hy Air Economical .iirl.irrs to .ill parts ol th.- world Contact Modern Travel Btnun (Katong Branch). 368 Tanjong Katong H,,.ut Spore 154.1 Tel *****5 ft 29.192.16 (TA 275) NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE |S|
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      99 29 If you have a classified ad appearing tomorrow, cut out this Appointment Log. You'll need it. I Appointment Log I I j _99 I 00 I 9.30 I 10.00 I 10.30 11.00 11.30 12.00 12.30 1.00 2.00 I 2.30 3.00 3.30 4.00 I 4.30 I 5.00 Our classifieds draw such
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Rain does good for C'est La Vie, La Bonne Reine
      288 30  -  FAIRWAY By KIALA LUMPUR, Thurs Rain has enhanced the chances of ■i«>d campaigners l,a Vie and La Bonne Reine here over •he weekend The pair showed up > in separate gajlofw on a heavy track this morning M Vie. a
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      25 30 Mirafiori Who Dares Win Starsky Radiant Prince German Hero Open Heart II Roaring Twenties Ready To Ran Twin Justice Leader II
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      Invite for horses
      99 30 1.11KK1., Ihurs. H-nM Konuitea, four-year-aid J»p»nrse horsr, and French thrr«>->p»r-old Argument hjftvr been I>vltrd vi run In the 2ttli Washlagtca latfrn-tion-l race here la Maryland •n H«V. 8. Hashl Hurantsu, owned by the Shinxan Club, wm rkmsea by the Owien' Aw*»rl»Uon, TraiaerN Association _nd the Japan Raring
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      1878 30 RACE 1 145 CLASS 4 DIV 7 1.200 M iw^r, A ($12,000- $8,400 ,o winner) 1 »«0«« Gold Wing iWing) Samsuri 57 (d 4 »4)4am 1.200 m Sa| 4 2 3*49*« Sarana's Joy a (Serene) Ng 57 |d 4 *4)4 mg 1.600 m Run? 7 3 08 Gute
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      Exuberance makes Bukit Timah scene so different
      676 30 IN Times port yesterday, our veteran racing correspondent, Epsom Jeep, was wondering why local punter* fight shy of Cup races. But, as ROGER WRIGHT (above), Deputy Racing Editor of London's Press Association, tells us here, "fighting shy" is only a comparative term... BETTING
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      Storm Bird to receive most severe test
      484 30 Storm Bird to receive most severe test LONDON. Thurs. Unbeaten Irish-trained two-year-old Storm Bird receives his most searching test to date and French trainer Francois Boutin attempts to repeat a bigrace victory of last year at this weekend's Newmarket meeting. Storm Bird, whose four victories in Ireland leave his potential
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      560 31 JlTbosch VACANCIES for ELECTRONIC/MECHANICAL OFFICERS An hmvnotionol Monufortvring Company situated in the Boyon Lepos F T. 2.. Penang offers an excellent opportumty for Malaynon Citizens with Bachelors' Degree or Polytechnic diploma in Electronic, Mechanical or Production Engineering to start a career with the BOSCH Family m our Cmc Camera Division
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      547 31 BP MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. Applications are invited from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizen for the position of: BRV DRIVER Aoe>:23— 2By»on Qualifications: (i) ICE/SRP or equivalent. (ii) Valid class E driving Licence. (iii) Ability to reod, write and speak simple English. iiv Some working knowledge of Bahosa Malaysia and/ or Chinese
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      728 31 Sime Darby Berhad NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Second Annual General Meeting of Sime Darby Berhad will be held at the Regent Ballroom, The Regent of Kuala Lumpur Hotel, Jalan Imbi, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Wednesday, 12th November 1980 at 1 1.30 a.m. for the following
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      603 31 IDA I. AM MAHKAMAH TINGGI MALAYA DIMI'AR Dalam Perkara Kebankrapan Bil. 21 Tahun 1979 Ber: NgKln. 34. Kampong Teratal. Tangkak. Johor. Notis adalah dengan mi dlberi bahawa atas per mohonan yang difailkan pada 24hb. April. 1980. Pc rintah PeiMTimaan dan Penghukuman telah dibuat terhadap penama tersebut diatas oleh Mahkamah Tinggi.
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      255 31 ONTRAI SUGARS MRHAD (Incorporated in Motor*) Slack Certificate No B 1411 for 208 Hock uniti in the name of Mr lim Joo Yong hat been reported bit NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that H within 14 Joyi from the date of puMcation, no claim or representation n made, the Directors will
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      OWEN TAKEN OFF MACHINE
      480 32 Dad: He has recovered sufficiently to breathe on his own LOS ANGELES, Thurs. Welsh boxer Johnny Owen has recovered sufficiently to be taken off the life-support machine that was helping him breathe, his father said yesterday. The 24-year-old bantamweight has been in a coma since he
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      BRIEFS
      125 32 HAWICK. Thurs. The Queensland rugby union team were held to a 15-15 draw by South of Scotland in the second of their five-match tour of Britain here yesterday. The Queenslanders had won the opening game against a West Hartiepool selection 35-16, but were lucky to have a share of
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      Lyle, Trevino seek new title
      201 32 PARIS, Thurs. Sandy Lyle, of Britain, and American Lee Trevino head a 12-strong entry for the US$6O,OOO ($1,248,000) Lancome Trophy golf tournament, starting at the St Norn La Breteche Club here today. Lyle, 22, the leading European money-winner for the second year run1 ning, arrives
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      McEnroe steals show with a sporting gesture
      333 32 McEnroe steals show with a sporting gesture SPORT starts Unlay on pagr N SYDNEY, Thurs. Volatile American John McEnroe showed the generous side of his character with a sporting gesture during the Australian indoor tennis championships here yesterday. It came during his 6-1, 6-2, second round victory over Rod Frawley
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      Scots hold Queensland
      287 32 Meanwhile, Narbonne's talented centre. Didier Codorniou, has pulled out of the French side to play Japan at Toulouse on Saturday. He will be replaced by Michael Billac of St Jean de Luz. Withdrawal Codorniou was the second key French player to withdraw from the side. Earlier wingforward
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      Mcßride sparkles in Phillies victory
      171 32 Mcßride sparkles in Phillies victory PHILADELPHIA, Thurs. Bake Mcßride belted a three-run homer to highlighlight a five-run third inning uprising last night as Philadelphia beat Kansas City 7-6 in the I opening game of the best-of-seven World baseball j Series. The three-hour game ended dramatically with left-handed reliever Tug j
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      936 32 SALES MANAGER A a. ii established International Company marketing a wide range of products which are household names, requires a dynamic and pleasantly aggressive manager to manage a growing department. The Sales Manager is responsible for all aspects of the marketing of existing '-lished product lines and developing new businesses
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      440 32 MINISTRY OK KDITATION ■NATCH LONDON CHAMBKR OK (OMMK.RCK AND INDt STRV (SPRINO) KAAMINATIONS IWI 1 Entries for the above examinations will be received at the Examinations Branch of the Ministry of Education. Strathmore School Building. Tanglin Road. Singapore 1024 between 0830 hours and 1600 hours daily, from 21 Oct 80
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      299 32 There will be two Lucky Draws. First one for •■^H period from Ist Oct, 1980 to 30th Nov. 1980. 3RD^\ f^J^.,% Second one for period from Ist Dec. 1980 to o^^^ J l "^jTf TSfc"'",s 4th Feb, 1981. Mrt s WF tljjjm «i^^J&"" Prizes totalling $30,000 to be won! J£fc
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      Greeks dash Danes' hopes
      100 33 Greeks dash Danes' hopes COPENHAGEN, Thurs. Greece all but ended Denmark's European Group Five World Cup soccer hopes when they upset them 1-0 in their qualifying match here last night. Costas Kouis scored the winner in the 50th minute, but it was Greek reserve goalkeeper Sarganis, who was the Man
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      Belgium and Ireland fail to elude 'traps'
      372 33 DUBLIN, Thurs. European soccer championship runners-up Belgium made an unspectacular start to their World Cup bid when they were held I to a 1-1 draw by Ireland in their European Group Two qualifying tie here last night. In a match dominated by both
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      Soviets show no mercy,,.
      172 33 MOSCOW, Thurs. The Soviet Union showed lowly Iceland no mercy with a crushing 5-0 victory in their World Cup European Group Three soccer qualifying tie here last night. The result boosted the Soviet Union's chances of qualifying for the finals in Spain in 1982, but Iceland
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      Welsh rout Turks
      137 33 Welsh rout Turks CARDIFF, Thurs. Wales hammered Turkey 4-0 at the Ninian Park Stadium here last night to move into a clear lead in their European Group Three Worla Cup soccer qualifying match. Wales led 2-0 at halftime. Turkey had striker Soyak Tuncay sent off in the 77th minute. Tuncay's
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      42 33 Wain Sovte li-eUnd Turkty Circh Rmtrr P W D L F A Pt 2 10 0 8 0 4 2 2 0 0 7 14 4 1 0 3 12 2 2 0 0 2 17 0 0000 0 0 0
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      Bento earns grudging applause from Scots
      155 33 GLASGOW, Thurs. Portuguese goalkeeper Bento turned in an inspired performance as his country held Scotland to a goalless draw in their European j Group Six World Cup soccer qualifying tie 1 here last night. The result leaves both nations in with a strong chance
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      SWEDES DAZED BY IRISH SPELL
      156 33 BELFAST. Thurs. Sweden, who have reached the last three World Cup soccer finals, were left with little chance of making the 1982 event in Spain when they lost 3-0 to Northern Ireland here yesterday. The Irish goals all came before half-time, leaving Sweden without a
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      RESULTS AT A GLANCE
      51 33 GROUP 2 RepabUc of Ireland 1 Belgium 1 AJMM GROUP 3 Soviet Inlon 5 Iceland (In Moscow) Wales 4 Turkey (H Ctrdrit) GROUP 4 Rumania 2 England 1 (An Bucharest) GROUP 5 Denmark Greece 1 (In Cooenhitea) GROUPS Scotland Portugal i*i Cltsgow) Northern Ireland 3 Sweden
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      Schemer Brady stands out
      163 33 DUBLIN, Thurs. Bel- gium, buoyed by an early foal, maintained their iscipline to earn a 1-1 draw in their opening European Group Two World Cup soccer qualifying match against Ireland here yesterday. The Irish, who have won their opening two matches, were in control of the
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      38 33 Ireland Franc* Belgium Holland Cyprus Rntrr GROUP TWO P W D L F A PI 3 2 10 6 4 5 110 OTO2 10 10 111 10 0 112 0 2 0 0 2 2 10 0
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      Another turn for the transfer saga of Ward
      317 33 LONDON. Thurs. The transfer saga of Brighton's young striker. Peter Ward, took another turn yesterday. when Nottingham Forest manager Brian dough contacted Brighton to say the deal was off once again The previous day, dough had told Brighton manager Alan Mullery that
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      SOCCER IN BRIEF
      201 33 KARLSRUHE. Thurs. It's not only players who get injured in tough soccer matches. West German referee Klauser was taken to hospital with concussion after he was knocked out in the 69th minute of a league match between SC Karlsruhe and Arminia Bielefield A powerful shot by Bielefeld
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      England have no cause to grumble
      170 33 England have no cause to grumble BUCHAREST, Thurs. A disputed 76th-minute penalty helped Rumania to their first win over England in yesterday's World Cup European Group Four soccer qualifying match here before 80,000 fans. The game seemed to be heading for a 1-1 draw when Crisan was bundled over by
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      Spore may host East Asia meet
      400 34  -  •\PORE may take over the running of the East Asia individual squash championships next year if Hongkong, the original hosts, refuse to organise it. Word has come from Singapore Squash Rackets ation official Pat- j hoy that Hongkong were only interested in -t.iging the
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      STPB beat Diners
      76 34 SINGAPORE Tourist Promotion Board defeated Diners World Travel M in an Avis travel industry squash team league tie at the Kallang Complex yesterday Other results: Marco Polo A bt Mandarin Hotel 2-1. Singapore Airlines Group bt Marco Polo B 2-1, Ken Air Travel bt Boustead Travel M,
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      RURAL EAST A BOOK BERTH
      162 34 Xl KAI. KAST A booked I their berth In the final of the People's Action Party Inter-dlstrlct badminton tournament when they smothered Rural East C 54 at the Delta Complex last night, reports BERNARD PKRKIRA. Apart from the two walkovers that they earned In the
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      Republic will not ban 'S' service
      275 34  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By_ WHILE half the badminton world have decided to drop the controversial "spinner" serve, Singapore will be going Full steam ahead. The "S serve, as it is called because it was perfected by Malaysia's Sidek brothers, has recently been banned by the
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      Silence is not golden...
      401 34  -  WILFRED YEO COMMENT By GOD, apparently, isn't the only one who works in mysterious ways. The Singapore Tenpin Bowling Congress are similarly-inclined. They never let you know what they are doing. Contacting a minister seems to be easier than communicating with ceri tain STBC officials and,
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      MTBC deny boycott by women
      335 34 MTBC deny boycott by women KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malaysian Tenpin Bowling Congress yesterday denied that Malaysian women trialists for next month's FIQ Asian Zone championships in Adelaide will not be taking part in the second selection trials from tomorrow until Monday. MTBC secretory Eddy Lee said: "We are not
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      HDB clinch soccer title
      71 34 i CLUB HDB won the inter > statutory board games' HCCtr championship when they edged out Publn rtilitu-s Board Recreation 2-1 at the (Queens town Stadium yesterday. Club HDB have also finished j champions at carrom. chess. sepak takraw and table tennis Yesterday's othi-r i (-suits
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      Blood-thirsty pitch threat in rugby tie
      339 34  -  PETER SIOW By THE Queenstown Complex, venue for tomorrow's Malaysian Rugby Union Magnolia Cup clash between the Republic and Malaysia, may create more problems for an already injury-struck Singapore. For, hugging the playing field closely, is the bitumen track, which is expected to draw
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      63 34 ATHLETICS Paly it I Ur: various venues ana (Dover Road. 330) times) (iOI.K 1.CU women's UAMKS later-oUlatery medal Keppel i hMrt: badminton (Club HDFi. S(K < KR Krteirfly: SCC v 7) billiards (PARC. 6). netball Singapore Selection (Jalan (PUBRC, 5.15). soccer (PARC. Besar, 5.15) 515) table tennis (Club HDK. \OLLKYBA1X
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      'Cool cool' Kiwis thrash Kuwaitis after early setback
      595 35 KIALA LUMPUR. Thurs A composed New Zealand recovered from a goal down to wear down the fragile Kuwaiti defence and run up a thumping win in their first Merdeka soccer match in Merdeka Stadium here tonight The scoreline reflected weakness of the
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      Malaysia's confidence boosted
      241 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. For coach Malaysia's Mohamed Che Su, his team's 2-0 victory over Morocco in yesterday's opening match of the Merdeka Cup soccer tournament here was "clearing the first hurdle." Their overall performance was encouraging. and some individuals shone despite the slippery Merdeka Stadium pitch. But
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      New head pledges to raise standard
      138 35 New head pledges to raise standard IPOH, Thurs. The recently elected president of the Perak Amateur Football Association, Datuk Sen Haji Wan Mohamed Haji Wan Teh. has pledged to raise the standard of the sport in Malaysia. Datuk Sen Haji Wan Mohamed said that his immediate task would be to
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      Umpires' courses
      51 35 Umpires' courses THE Singapore Sports Council, in conjunction with the Singapore Table Tennis Association and the Singapore Badminton Association, will conduct umpires' courses for table tennis (Nov. 13-21) and badminton (Nov. 24-Dec 2) Application forms, obtainable from the SSC, must be submitted by Nov 5 (table tennis» and Nov 19
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      Mix-up delays Son's hope for 200th cap
      267 35 Mix-up delays Son's hope for 200th cap KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysian national soccer team captain Son Chin Aun's dream of winning his 200 th international cap tomorrow night against Burma has been dashed by two missing caps. The Football Association of Malaysia rechecked their records this morning, and found that
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      It's the ref s day off!
      104 35  -  WILFRED YEO By IF y««'re pUMtag t» •rgMlae a Merer match oo M«mU>, forget It. There »»n'l ke »n> rcfere* v afllcUte It. N*. the F»»lb»ll Referees' AmcfUUm «t Slagapare have launched another b«>It's Jut that thc> wUI he havtaK their umrnrnl »even-a-»ldec»mpetl-ttoa, which
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      FAM's sincerity now in question
      390 35 MALAYSIA'S one-time soccer showpiece, the Merdeka Cup competition, now appears to be a second-class tournament. This, obviously, must be a big disappointment to Malaysian officials and fans, but the pill is even more bitter for Singaporeans to swallow. Because the Football Association of Malaysia rejected
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      FAS makei offer to NFL clubs
      155 35 FAS makei offer to NFL clubs FIVE Singapore soccer coaches will be sent to Jakarta to attend the FIFA Coca-Cola International Academy course from January 17-31, reports JOE DORAI. They will join other coaches from Malaysia, Bangladesh, Burma and host Indonesia. Another similar course will be held in the Philippines.
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      Coach Hor steps down temporarily
      227 35  -  PETER SIOW By NATIONAL basketball coach Hor Chim Or has decided to step down temporarily from his post because of business commitments. Hor, who took over the reins of the national team early this year, wants the next few months off to concentrate on his
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      Morning training for Asian Cup team
      162 35  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By IT will be "rise and shine" for Singapore's Asian Cup hockey squad in the coming weeks. National coaches Sheikh Shahnaz and Douglas Nonis will soon be putting the emphasis on morning matches to familiarise the squad with tournament conditions. Said Singapore
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      Tennis stars for Jakarta
      41 35 JAKARTA. Thurs. International tennis stars, including John Austin, of the United States. Ilie Nastase. of Rumania and six others will compete in the U5536,000 ($74,880) Milo Classic tennis tournament here, from today week to Saturday week. AP.
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    MARTIAL LAW PARTIALLY LIFTED
    147 36 MARTIAL LAW PARTIALLY LIFTED SEOUL. Thurs I'KKSIDKNT Chaa DmH an t»da> an-mtam-ed the partial lifting ef martial law at midnight, making the military aaawer•Nr U thr civilian K«vernmrat. Fbc UfUag •< martial law •a the sMthen Waad ef heja meaa* the martial law CMnmaader, (iearral Lee Hal-Seag. «U> repart U
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    Angry Chinese put off grain deal with US
    338 36 WASHINGTON, Thursday CHINA, angered by news leaks, has delayed the signing of an agreement that would commit the Chinese to buy six to nine million metric tonnes o( American grain annually i over the next three years, United States officials said today.
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    95 36 JOSeP* MAMU Ai. OOMCZ. aged M paved away peacefully follow Inn illness In General Hospital Malacca on Tuesday 14 1080 Leaving behind beloved wife Mary, sons Patrick Wenceslaus Nurberi and Augustine daugh ten Elizabeth. Christine. Matll da and Patricia, daughter-in law Jennifer, sons-in-law Gib son and Augustas
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    Another step in medicine
    65 36 TOKYO. Thurs. A group of scientists from Nagoya Univeristy has claimed to have isolated cytochrome, an enzyme that controls human breathing, for the first time in the world. The success is expected to contribute to analysing the mechanism of human life generation and developing remedies for
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    Recycling the remedy
    64 36 TOKYO, Thurs. An Arizona newspaper publisher has said that recycling of wastepaper will become an increasingly important means of meeting worldwide demands for newsprint. Mr Donald Solwedel, president and publisher of the Yuma Dally Sun, told the 33rd national convention of the Japanese Newspaper Publishers and Editors
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    Crime rate up
    44 36 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Serious crime Jumped 10 per cent in the first half of 1980, with sharp rises in robberies, rapes and rural thefts contributing to the worst overall crime increase in five years, the Federal Bureau of Investigation reported yesterday. UPI.
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    Rajai in UN to seek support
    404 36 IRAN-IRAQ CONFLICT UNITED NATIONS, Thursday IRANIAN Prime Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai arrived in New York today to address the UN Security Council, which Iran has boycotted since the seizure of the American hostages in Teheran almost a year ago. Officially, Mr Rajai comes to
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    Deal to free hostages' report denied
    228 36 Deal to free hostages' report denied WASHINGTON, Thura THE White House last night denied a report by a Chicago television station that a deal between Iran and the United States for the release of the 52 American hostages held in Iran was imminent. The report, by station WLS TV, quoted
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    Iraqi forces at Abadan driven back: Radio
    264 36 Iraqi forces at Abadan driven back: Radio BEIRUT, Thursday TEHERAN Radio said today Iranian forces at the embattled oil city of Abadan had counter-at-tacked Iraqi forces and driven them back a further 10 km. But the radio indicated that Iran still thought it possible the Iraqis could enter Abandan and
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    Dow Jones
    31 36 NEW YORK, Thurs The Dow Jonei avenge of 30 industrial issues rose 7.76 to 980.20 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today AP.
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      171 36 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Singapore's financial markets are likely to enjoy a sizeable fillip when Chartered Bank floats the largest, non-governmental bond issue, reports HSUNG BEE HWA. Other items: Indonesia is raising its oil production Interbank rates dip slightly, but remain much too high for comfort Chartered
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        1268 1  -  LI LIENFUNG By LONG before novels and stage dramas provided the people with entertainment, there lived in China professional story-tellers who spun out sensational yarns for the amusement of the old and young. Written records of the existence of such storytellers appeared as far back as
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        DON'T BE SHY
        35 1 IF YOU cm speak Mandmrin and are about to «se dialect again, stop y«uneU and start In Mandarin. Tke other person may lumw Mandarin bat may also be say. Be tke initiator!
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        91 1 Choice of machines If yen are about to bay a sewing machine, think carefully. Are yoo baying the right machine far your purposes? Torn to C«ntr««pr«ad Pages 8 and 9 Opting for the opera Aa She's had glandular fever, a scooter accident, and submitted to Immlgra- tion inconvenience. But none
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      PICK of the Day
      857 2 BBCS 5 TONIGHT'S TV Mevfc (Ch 5, 10.40 p.m.) Strangers: The Story of A Mother and Daughter, sounds like a rather poignant movie fraught with sensibility. This made-for-televi-sion film starring Bette Davis and Gena Rowlands explores the complex, somtimes difficult relationship that can arise between mothers
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      Electrifying news on graphic info
      367 2 NEW YORK, Fri. What could be more benign than an electronic service providing viewers with a wide range of textual and graphic information? It might include up-to-the-minute news and weather reports, traffic conditions, educational material and possibly even the price of daily specials at the
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        215 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBO8B 9 Western Tory beaten in Yorkshire town by Labour that 7 This bloomer is one wth a c|lUs for a J^, (7 4) dismissal cut snort hna.^l 15 I get Idly eicited by the cold 8 ...and this one without charge (g nr i J D
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        212 2 EMERON SHOW orga- nised by the Top Seller Pte Ltd at the National Theatre at 8 p.m. There will be a repeat performace tomorrow night PERFORMANCE BY THE SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA with soloist Janis Vakarelis and guest conductor Eduardo Rahn at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 8.15 p.m. Tickets at
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        1035 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Openini folowed by The Younf 7 05 P««"*ahan Ku (r) And The Restless 7 30 *<« Mala 3.25 Housewives' Matinee Super 7M F™ To Choose Ho To Stay 5.00 VtoVm UNCLE Man From 8 55 J JJ J" Nem Glve A Thrush Affair
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        127 2 3.M Star Watch 3.K Did You Know 1.M The Fabulous 240 J.45 English Kxamimvl t.M Chinese Programmes 8.M Ready. Steady. Go... News l.ll Ready, Steady. Go... ll.M News I ill Ready. Steady, Go. (final hour) MM M/N to I.M AM All Night Music |SWIMMING TIMESJ TODAY: Singapore 4.03 a.m. (2.1m),
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        203 4 DRAGON PHOENIX RESTAURANT HKk 26. Outran) Park. Singapore Tel *****88 *****29 i Delicious Cantonese\ Dishes Supervised I by Hooi Kok Wai Specialities from the kitchen We cater for Birthday Wedding Parties, buffet lunches and private functions. Live music and songs for your dining pleasure. No cover charge LTB. iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiijiiiiiciiiiiutiii i«ni
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        483 4 i 23rd DAY; I O# TAlir (2M2MO) 5 SHOWS: dl JiIUL 11»m. 1.30. 4. 830 19.00 ALL SINGAPORE IS NOT MERELY TALKING BUT RAVING ABOUT... T|l avoita PRINCE: 9th DAY! (*****38) 11am, 1.30, 4, 6.45 A 9.15-No Free List bluest water. X^ The bloodiest Iky islsnd. >w OPENS TODAY AT
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        489 4 OW C A WIS AT 1 0 W II nm I 4*> 400 f> < Mfl "ANAK TUMCGAI >IUH HCIKIIH otCNS rooAv "SEE-BAR- i >t:>#.rti j.i NOW StiOWINv O« 10 45 I 00. 3 Ib B 1 I 4S 4 (XI f. I HEROIC FKJUIWS" Mttndorm m Scope-Color tom<».o~ 4
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        879 5 H EE2EE3O3EEEEEG2GGGGGGGGGGGCCGG 0 rM 111 A7 A lalan Su|lan OPENS I PLAZA ToSSiowl H BRAND (cut v War It s a dying business. j SUICIDE bS^^^PL, I tonight HMmiiaJ TOMORROW SUNDAY 3 omniißiiMtiKcniNonis MIDNWHT SHOWS E WITH BLOOD, SWEAT TEARS y th*y fought th« war on their mmp^m^ M OWn
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        66 5 MT MM LHaaaV JaV^ *Mf *«<A Jw aaaV bbbbW mU aaaV' a mW Cm Ih. a^E M^M\mmm\ I atfT alllll3^^^ 9 '1 *J\m2 A« -^V W mmt^ Orange-flavoured Strepsils plus Vitamin C have two antiseptics to soothe sore throats fast, plus each Strepsils provides extra Vitamin C which the body
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        For the love o£ opera
        1304 6 She's had glandular fever, a scooter accident, and submitted to immigration inconvenience in Britain. But none of these have dampened the enthusiasm of Leong Mei-Leng to realise her dream of becoming an opera singer. Today, she is one of a rare breed of Singaporeans who've
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        290 6 I CONGRATULATIONS 1 I DATO TAN KIM CHUA sp MJ o 1 I If (jk ON HIS RECENT APPOINTMENT fi -JJ AS DIRECTOR OF I tm I FABER MERLIN GROUP I F V (MERLIN HOTEL) J9 sl ra 5 I ff FROM: Sj E jj HANG LUNG BANK HONG KONG
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        227 6 I Results of the 11th October Lucky Draw I *****ne Piaget 18K Solid Gold Gent's Wrist Watch with Bracelet I 0218 One Piaget 18K Solid Gold Lady's Wrist Waich with Bracelet I Results of the 14th October Lucky Draw I ***** One Baume Mercier Gent's Wrist Watch ***** One Baume
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        Beethoven at his best
        503 7 THE next SSO programme promises a very interesting sequence of works a late Mozart (1791), a first -period Beethoven (1797). and a secondperiod Beethoven (1812). The first work will be Mozart's overture to his last opera, The Magic Flute It was first performed in Vienna the
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        A bit of Greece and Latin America
        224 7 A bit of Greece and Latin America A GEEEK pianist and a Venezuelan conductor will be the first guest artists to perform with the SSO in the new Victoria Memorial Hall tonight. Janis Vakarelis, a graduate of the Vienna Academy of Music, is acclaimed for winning first prize in the
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        SBC's talent hunt in Taipeh
        309 7  -  LEONG WENG X AM By THE Permantn' Secretary (Culture), Mr Cheng Tong Fatt, who is also SBC's general manager, is expected to leave for Taipeh next week to recruit full-time Mandarin pop singers and drama artistes for SBC. His trip indicates once again, the corporation's
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        Fellowship winner
        289 7  -  JOYCE LIEW By THE conductor of the Singapore Youth Orchestra. Miss Vivien Goh, is in Sydney after winning a Sir Frederick Galleghan Memorial Fellowship for this year. The Fellowship is given to those outstanding in their field of work whatever it may be who is likely to benefit
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        Stitch by stitch
        1670 8  -  CAROLINE NGUI When mother was contemplating buying a sewing machine, the choice was not a difficult one to make she would have the choice of either a hand machine or a treadle machine. If you were to enter a shop with the same purpose in mind now,
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        Whatt before
        138 8 BEFQME you dash oft to sovunu machine, here are basic points to check. Do er if the machine will: Sew without skipping or or kr.it S^w over two layers of I seams on denim jeans St-w sheer materials lik (on without puckering -cast edges without t I fabric
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        Diana's leap ft celluloid to lea
        431 8  -  By WONG LAI WAH RETIRED movie actress Diana Chang Chung Wen is in town again. Not to take to the stage in another charity show as one would expect, but as a businesswoman in her own right. She is here to do market research
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