The Straits Times, 26 October 1980

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No. 2317 OCTOBER 26, 1980 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 112/1/80
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    THE LESSONS TO BE LEARNT FROM MRT
    970 1  -  TENG CHEONG It will have impact on increasing land use and value in Singapore COMMUNICATIONS Minister Ong Teng Cheong last night emphasised the impact a mass rapid transit (MRT) system would have in increasing land use and value in Singapore. Mr Ong made
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    Lock icon Asean Writer Awards
    55 1 BANGKOK. Sat. Thailand's Queen Sirikit. last night presented South-east Asian writer Awards to five outstanding writers from Asean. This is the second year the awards have been presented Recipients were Thailand's Naowarat Pongpaiboon, Baharuddin Zainal of Malaysia. Masun Bin Sulikum of Singapore. Indonesia's Putu Wijaya and Nick
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    Cosmos 1217
    29 1 MOSCOW. Sat The Soviet Union yesterday launched another earth satellite, Cosmos 1217, Tass news agency announced today, n carried scientific equipment aimed at continuing the exploration of
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    Lock icon Vote of faith
    34 1 ATHENS. Sat The Greek Parliament tonight gave Prime Minister George Rallii's government a vote of confidence on foreign policy, supporting the re-entry of Greece into the military wing of Nato AFP.
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    Asean car project in second gear
    439 1  - Asean car project in second gear LEE KIM CHEW By Our Bangkok Reporter BANGKOK, Sat. Asean economic ministers today approved the guidelines for making vehicle parts in member countries and added more equipment to be made under the scheme. The agreement, tailed by senior officials as a I concrete step
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    What are they doing?
    65 1 TALK about having an overpowering personality This man seems to have knocked practically everyone flat oat on their backs! Either that or he most have been so long-winded that they decided to take a nap while he carried on talking. Why are these people, without their
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    Lock icon Tooth and nail battle in 'City of Blood'
    210 1 BAGHDAD, Sat. Iranian forces, "battling tooth and nail" in the port city of Khorramshahr today, said they had recaptured a strategic bridge leading to Abadan and regained key positions in the city, which Iraq yesterday claimed they had overrun. Khorramshahr the "City
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    Lock icon Both Iran and US put down hopes
    508 1 Both Iran and US put down hopes HOSTAGES RELEASE WASHINGTON, Saturday THE Iranian Government and President Jimmy Carter have both discounted reports that the hostages in Iran could be freed as early as next week. Mr' Carter also criticised the American media (or persisting with the reports. Noting that Americans
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    Lock icon Iraq warns of 'threat'
    79 1 BAGHDAD, Sat. Iran today warned that its war with Iran would become a "threat to world peace" if the United States supplied the Teheran Government with military equipment in an attempt to exchange arms for the 52 American hostages. Iraqi Foreign Minister Saa doun HammjiH made
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    Lock icon Pak camp strafed
    48 1 ISLAMABAD, Sat. Three people were wounded when six helicopter gunshlps attacked an Afghan refugee camp inside Pakistani territory, a government spokesman said here today. He said the gunshlps strafed the camp, some 16 km Inside Pakistani territory between the towns of Mlranshah and Dattakhel. AFP.
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    Lock icon Bombs haul
    29 1 NEW DELHI, Sat Police today recovered as many as 15.000 crude bombs from a mosque In Ludmow, capital of Uttar Pradesh state Five people were arrested. AFP
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    216 th ROAD DEATH
    56 1 THE rMd o>«Ui rwe to ZIC wke B pedeatrUa, Abdul RafcmM Ma Mohuned Yuri, dlrJT In haapiUl yesterday. He wm kicked dawn by a motorcycle In Beademecr iUad *n Friday night. Those wlm saw tke accident are asked to get la touch with tke Traffic Inveotlgattea
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    No-hope Hanoi drops UN proposal
    804 1 No-hope Hanoi drops UN proposal By Our Correspondent EDGAR KOH United Nations, Saturday VIETNAM, uncertain of support after two successive reverses here in the last two weeks, yesterday abandoned efforts on a draft that would have states in South-east Asia maintain the status quo in the region. Vietnam and 14
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    Lock icon Nuclear test at US site
    57 1 LONDON, Sat A British nuclear device, with a 20 kiloton yield, was tested underground at the US Department of Energy's site in Nevada yesterday, the defence ministry announced. The test, requested by Britain, was conducted under an Anglo-American agreement for cooperation on the uses of
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    Lock icon Protest in chains
    54 1 ROME. Sat Two mechanics employed by Pan American World Airways chained themselves to the undercarriage of a jumbo jet at Rome's Fiumirino airport yesterday in protest against loss of work, airport officials said. Airport police persuaded them to hand over the keys for their padlocks and released
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    Lock icon Blast at show kills 10
    57 1 BANGKOK. Sat. A grenade exploded in a crowd watching a village folk show, killed 10 people and wounded more than 30 others in a northeastern province, police said today. Police said thousands of people were watching the show yesterday in a village festival in Udon
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    Lock icon U.S. NEWSMEN GET READY
    61 1 FRANKFURT, Sat. Same ll* US television reporters flew Into Frankfort today hoping to catch the arrival of American hostages from Iran should they be released. Doctor* In the honpiui at Lindsay air sUUon In Wiesbaden, West Germany, are on stand-by an part of (••ntlngrnov plans to
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      Reagan raps Carter for steep inflation
      239 2 Reagan raps Carter for steep inflation Republican Ronald Reagan, seizing on the latest steep increase in the US inflation rate, today renewed his attack on what he termed the "utter failure" of President Jimmy Carter's economic policies The announcement that prices jumped 1 per cent last month for an annual
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      45 2 SALISBURY. Sat Foreign Journalists working in Zimbabwe will have to obtain temporary employment permits and press a< i redtlation starting next week This is in line with official policy to clamp down on "Irresponsible and undesirable" reporters, a government spokesman said yesterday AP
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      115 2 Ex-CIA agent charged with spying WASHINGTON, Sat. A t Federal Grand Jury yesterday indicted former CIA employee David Barnett, 47. on charges of passing US National Defence se- j crets to the Soviet Union. The indictment charged Barnett, a CIA operative for \2 years, with violating the espionage act by
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      145 2 LONDON, Sat. Britain has become a nation of "constipated, toothless fatties" through eating too much processed food, says a vegetarian research adviser. Dr Alan Long, in remarks prepared for delivery today to a vege- tarian society symposium on food, health and healing, contended that Britons are killing
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      265 2 WARSAW, Sat. POLAND'S largest free union federation, Solidarity, yesterday indignantly rejected a court's modification and approval of the union charter yesterday and said it would take the case to the Supreme Court. Solidarity leader Lech Walesa said last night that judge Zdzislaw Koscielniak's last-minute unilateral
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      Lock icon EEC barley sales blow to embargo, says Tass
      140 2 EEC barley sales blow to embargo, says Tass MOSCOW, Sat. The Soviet news agency Tass said last night the EEC commission, by agreeing to resume limited barley sales to the Soviet Union, had dissociated itself from Washington's embargo on trade with Moscow. The Tass comment came as diplomatic sources in
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      329 2 LONDON, Sat. SECRET documents leaked to the press show that Britain cannot afford to fulfil a commitment to the Western alliance to increase its defence spending by 3 per cent a year in real terms, defence sources said today. They said that
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      Lock icon Unionists fail to persuade Times owners to reverse sale decision
      244 2 LONDON, Sat. UNION leaders representing British printing workers failed yesterday in a bid to persuade the owners of The Times and Sunday Times to reverse their decision to sell .or close the newspapers by next March. Joe Wade, leader of
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      Lock icon London's objection to Unesco motion
      198 2 London's objection to Unesco motion BELGRADE, Sat. Britain warned its partners today it mif?ht break ranks and stand alone against a Unesco resolution on reshaping international news reporting and communications. British delegate Lord Nicholas Gordon-Len-nox, told a group of representatives of industrialised states attending a conference of the United Nations
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      Lock icon Airline strike
      38 2 BOMBAY. Sat. Air India cancelled two flights to Kuwait and Singapore today and rescheduled others because o( an indefinite strike to back pay demands by about 8,000 ground staff, a spokesman for the airline said Heuter.
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      Kids with instant answers
      54 3 Kids with instant answers EASILY kwOii the etortrMlr packet calcal»Ur la a mceat Shaaxl rvimcr math* rwitmt II year-aid Shea Ke[H( Hl* taJeat m ilae«vercd at uraaal last ytmr wfcea be aas»rred qamttaui as ■••a as the teacher asked them. It task three pe*aie with calculator* nj miifc ts rmme
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      Lock icon Prem: Asean depends on mutual support
      563 3 BEIJING. Sat. ihai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda. who is due here on Monday for an official visit, has said that faced with the Kampuchean problem, Asean had realised the need for mutual support and dependence for its survival Xinhua news agency said last night
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      92 3 SOFIA, Sat. Visiting Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach reiterated his country's policy here when he said last night that Vietnamese troops will pull out from Kampuchea when Phnom Penh is no longer threatened by Chinese "hegemony" and asks for the withdrawal of Vietnamese forces from its
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      Lock icon Brez sends note of gratitude to Kosygin to nail rumour
      523 3 MOSCOW, Saturday PRESIDENT Leonid Brezhnev has checked speculation that Mr Alexei Kosygin could be 1 headed for political disgrace after his resignation as Prime Minister. More than 24 hours after he announced, without any tribute, Mr Kosygin's retirement on grounds
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      Lock icon Army breaks up forum
      57 3 JAKARTA, Sat. Armed soldiers broke up a panel discussion at the state university of Indonesia today to prevent leading government critics from speaking uut. The speakers invited to the I discussion included former armed forces chief of staff General Abdul Haris Nasution, who was asked by
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      94 3 BEIJING, Sat. Drivein movies haven't come to China yet, bat "rowIn movies'* have arrived In the lake anas of Hubel province, Xinhua news agency says. It explained that a mobile Dim projection team sets ap a screen by the lakeside and peasants row over
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      Lock icon Five get death for Kwangju uprising
      379 3 Five get death for Kwangju uprising KWANGJU, Saturday A MILITARY court here today sentenced five people to death and another seven to life imprisonment in connection with a nine-day rebellion in this South Korean provincial capital last May that claimed at least 189 lives. The military court sentenced 163 other
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      48 3 PISA. Italy. Sat. A 78-year-old man. Mafaldo Fallain, yesterday committed suicide by jumping from the sixth tier of the famed 179-foot high leaning tower, police said. He was the seventh person to do so by jumping from the tower in the last 40 years. AP.
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      199 3 Mobil PART-TIME MEDICAL OFFICER Mobil Oil Singapore Pte. Ltd. proposes to appoint a part-time Medical Officer as an extension of the existing medical service at its in-plant clinic at Jurong. The successful applicant will be required to provide normal medical consultation to employees, preplacement and periodic medical examinations and a
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    Special rooms for hospital's new cancer cure machines
    407 4  -  BENG TAN By THREE X-ray machines recently installed in the Singapore General Hospital for treating cancer require specially built rooms to accommodate them. Each machine is contained in a room with one-metre thick concrete walls and a twometre thick concrete ceiling. Access
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    JURONG TREAT FOR 300 CHILDREN
    147 4 JURONG TREAT FOR 300 CHILDREN FIFTY children of victims of the 1978 Spyros disaster have not been forgotten. They were among about 300 children who were given a tea-party treat by the Jurong Town Drama Club at the town's community centre yesterday afternoon. The other children who attended the tea-parly
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    'Dakwah movement not to be blamed for attack by fringe group'
    391 4 'Dakwah movement not to be blamed for attack by fringe group' THE recent Batu Pahat attack by Muslim extremists is the result of a small rural fanatic Muslim group and should not be seen as a manifestation of the Dakwah (missionary) movement, said Dr Sharon Siddique. A research officer at
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    Woman claims trial to 2 cheating charges
    128 4 Woman claims trial to 2 cheating charges JOYCE Urn Siew Har, 39, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with cheating another woman of $300. Lim allegedly told Madam Moh Por Lee that the money was needed to arrange for the early release of Madam Moll's daughter from the Rose
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    Bedok tour
    46 4 THE MP for Changi. Mr Teo Chong Tee, will visit blocks 78 to 81. Bedok North Road tomorrow in a continuation of his tour of that part of Bedok North estate which is now In his constituency. The area was formerly in Bedok constituency
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    Badge that says they are special fighters
    290 4 Badge that says they are special fighters FIFTEEN- YEAR-OLD Yeo Cbee Wah haw reason to feel proud. He, like his fellow scMts Urn Lin Chong and Sag Boon Seng, both 18, are drug fighters In their own right and each ban a certificate and badge to prove It. The three
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    EX-SALESMAN ACCUSED OF CHEATING OPTICAL FIRM
    158 4 A FORMER salesman with an optical firm was yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with cheating the shop's proprietor into releasing $66,236 worth of sunglasses, spectacle frames and optical lenses. Loh Yew Cheong, 32, allegedly told Mr Wern Swee Yeat. of Nine Kwong Optical
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    Court reserves judgment on quantum of damages
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    Keep-fit classes at c-centres
    135 4 RESERVIST physical I training instructors will coach people in community centres for the proposed physical fitness award scheme planned for next year. The evening classes, using equipment installed by the Ministry of Defence, are part of a Singapore Armed Forces effort to promote physical fitness among
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    Attitudes make difference between salvation and downfall: Dhana
    863 6 Attitudes make difference between salvation and downfall: Dhana 1 CONTRASTING ROLES OF JAPANESE AND BRITISH UNIONS CITED FOREIGN Minister S. Dhanabalan has spoken of the contrasting roles played by unions at Japan's Toko Kogyo Company, which manufactures Mazda cars, and at the Times of London. He said there is much
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    53 6 Z UNION-management relations In Singapore have changed over the yean, and the old union attitude of being firmly opposed to management with the sole aim of extracting maximum benefits for members is being replaced by one in which onions have begun to regard themselves increasing- a ly as partners
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    UNIONIST: MOTIVATION KEY TO GOOD MORALE
    348 6 BEFORE AN employer complains about his workers' Dad work attitudes or low productivity, he shoulu first ask himself if he has made any effort to motivate and encourage his workers. And if employers are not prepared to motivate their workers, they have only themselves
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    Mon Cheng raps urge to compare downwards
    366 6 Mon Cheng raps urge to compare downwards THE former ambassador to Japan and Korea, Mr Wee Mon Cheng, yesterday criti- cised the Singaporean I tendency to "compare downwards" with less efficient standards in- stead of striving for higher goals. Speaking at the annual prize-giving ceremony at the Catholic High School,
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    Repairs on overhead bridges
    62 6 Repairs on overhead bridges THE Public Works Department will close three pedestrian overhead bridges temporarily from tomorrow to Nov 10. They are located at Commonwealth Avenue Holland Avenue, Alexandra Road near Queensway Shopping Centre and Alexandra Road near Delta Sports Complex. The closure will enable repair and modification work to
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    Concerts by PA
    54 6 THE People's Association will celebrate its 20th anniversary next month with a series of cultural concerts at the National Theatre. The highlight will be a dance-drama on the history of Singapore and the role of the PA. A special concert for schoolchildren will be held on Dec
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      Czech invasion drama in two-hour show
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      711 8 10.00 AM Opening followed by Josie And 4 H andk ara r The Pussycats 520 David Copperfield (Episode 4) 10.25 Tiga Abdul (Malay, r) 6.15 News (English) 10.55 The Misadventures Of Sheriff Lobo Hn Fa J voUrite V c The Mob Comes To Orly f-g Grand Finale 12.40 PM Conversational
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      693 9 SPOTLIGHT ON CHINESE PROGRAMMES TODAY: ETERNAL LOVE (3.30 p.m.): Jing Xian knows ncr days are numbered as her health deteriorates and hopes that when she dies her husband will marry their maid servant, Ai Lan. One day she even gives her wedding ring to Ai Lan in front of her
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    NTUC goal: Three out of five in unions by 1989
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    Three men charged with rape
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    Packaging design contest
    90 10 Packaging design contest THE Packaging Council of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association has invited entries for its Singapore Packaging Award '81 Competition. Trophies will be awarded for the best three designed packages. Packages entered for the competition must be made in Singapore and commercially available. Entries can be submitted by the
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    Redhill drug ring suspects held
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    Trillion So, 8, the mighty miss of karate
    319 10  -  COLIN FERNANDEZ By THE name la Trillion. The art to karate. The grade to a black belt and the age to eight. Uttle Mm 8* packs qatte a waltop la that frame bat she will ■ever start a light. "I will wly
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    Five-room HDB flat for sale at $230,000
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    $10,000 gift for safety parkway
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    Cheating rap over diamonds
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      489 11 It's time we revealed the secret behind our astonishing range of watches. It's simple really. Then there's the which requires a high level of Most watch manufacturers /ji=======j\ versatile World Timer technological skill. This versatility when designing their watches are MBHA with Alarm and allows us to make watches like
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    Lock icon Coppola made his first film at 14
    839 12  - Coppola made his first film at 14 MARK L A YTON J.1,'JJ11.1..)J.1»J.1JJJ1).),,)J.)»J,],Jw.11,).,)J,1»J,1,M..1! 1 'MffWß By in London FILM-MAKER Franels Ford C*ppol*>, whose most recent Him was Apocalypse Sow and who made a fortune from the two Godfather movies, shuns the tinsel town glamour of Hollywood. He has chosen to live
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    Mix of tragedy and comedy
    518 12  -  CHUA LEONG KIAN reviews The Clown THE CLOWN, now showing at Golden City and Galaxy, is a combination of tragedy and comedy. Though the distributor is selling It as a "laugh film," nonetheless there are many episodes which can easily cause some emotional viewers to
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      320 12 2nd tVionthi A# TAnr (»nsao) i show*: dl %M J\MJHI 11am, 130.4. 630 »00 "Romance, action.music and dancing makes "'Urban Cowboy' a treat big as Texas itself. *by .f^i I Tit avoita A PARTICIPATE in THE B B 1 mm country western B\ WV I Dance Contest FINAL at 1
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      238 12 THE BEST OFFER OF THE YEAR FINE BURMESE. KHMER, i AND THAI BRONZES LACQUER BUDDHA IMAGE STATUE. INCLUDING ,^i Fine Chinese ceramics, 1^ J I bronzes and Works of I art. Day of Sale: Sunday. 26th October 1980 at 10.30 a.m. precisely to 5.00 p.m. IlV^b^l naSM^BsißP»*'TlP^i^nß™ mercury iamm. I
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      1040 12 •************************* OOOOOOOOOOOOC' UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF ]l| !l THE HONOURABLE MINISTER FOR LABOUR iSaVV CAT H AY I AND MP FOR TELOK AVER jlj^*)^ ORGANISATION V MR. ONG PANG BOON i i *«tch out fo« i ij 1 THE ST. NICHOLAS GIRLS' SCHOOL Presents M "J^jm'tJctmcatw V CHARITY FILM
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    Making it a Festival of Lights and joy for a11...
    306 13 Making it a Festival of Lights and joy for a11... DEEPAVALJ may be a traaiOaaal Hindi festival, bat Jimf Eavtr*am«ata] Engineering will make It mare Jayfal aad eatertalalag f»r every mm this year. After aarresafally argaaMng the Laatera Festival at the Cklaese Garten, JEE, tar JTC sabaMlary, will a*w h*ld
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    New Bill
    20 13 MINISTER (or Labour Ong Pang Boon will introduce the Workmen's Compensation (Amendment) Bill when Parliament sits on Friday
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    Special YMCA rooms for disabled traveller
    309 13 THE YMCA is to provide accommodation specially designed for the handicapped at the new YMCA complex because of increasing travel by the physically disabled. The new complex, to be built at the site of the present 69-year-old YMCA building at Or- chard Road, is
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    Scholarships to ESN kids
    37 13 N.M.ROTHSCHILD and Son Ltd are giving scholarships to new students of the Association (or Educational)' Subnormal Children. A cheque-giving ceremony will be held at the association premises on Nov 1 at 3 p.m.
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    A touch o£ the professionals
    575 13 LAUGHTER and applause punctuated many scenes, while others held the audience silently enthralled. The London Shakespeare Group, Dresenting THE MERCHANT OF VENICE to capacity houses at the DBS auditorium last week (final matinee today), showed again how entertaining and moving the Bard can be. Drama
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      576 13 The ultimate in luxury... 100% pure silk from Italy I "'gi yfmms Ermenegildo ZegnaOpr^ the fashion leaders Zegna's 100% pure silk from Italy is a suiting that is bound to impress and therefore an appropriate choice to wear to any important function. The cloth falls well, keeps shape admirably and
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    The Sunday Times SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1980 opinion Choosing for ourselves
    857 14 The Sunday Times SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1980 opinion Choosing for ourselves MILTON FRIEDMAN has come and gone, hopefully not without having been freed of some of his illusions about the availability and simplicity of choice confronting non-Western societies. It would be a pity if the traffic in insights has been
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    100 Years ago
    64 14 Safe resting place WE ARE glad to learn that the Logan Philological Library has at last found a safe resting place in the Raffles Building and that the catalogue of works will be embodied in the annual list of additions shortly to be issued. The Government has
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    Children o£ divorce
    1397 14  -  LIM PHAY-LING Stories by How they cope with their parents' break-up I TODAY the family institution is undergoing a myriad of changes. Traditional i parental roles are coni stantly in flux. Much has been researched and written about the adult experience of the new family dynamics. How
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    'A woman took away the sunshine of our life'
    622 14 WHAT does it feel like when your parents are divorced? When you 1 only see one parent for a certain period of time every week or month. When people give you funny looks and ask why you only have one parent.
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    Seven positive ways to deal with stress
    691 15  -  LIM PHAY-LING By SEVENTY people, including teachers, housewives, businessmen, executives, counsellors and a psychologist, got together yesterday and really put the stress on stress. And they concluded that stress need not always be bad. "Stress is neither good nor bad. Basically, we all
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    'Men ought to help out more at home'
    299 15 'Men ought to help out more at home' SINGAPORE men should play a more active role In household responsibilities. This perennial moan was made by the woman participants at yesterday's seminar on dealing with stress in family life. I These working wives and mothers now find it stressful because they
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    Cake-making
    30 15 BUKTT Merah North community centre Is conducting a three-month course on nonya cake-makins every Thursday starting on Nov 6 from T p.m. to 10 p.m. For details, telephone *****6
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    VAN RAMS BUS STOP: DRIVER INJURED
    94 15 VAN RAMS BUS STOP: DRIVER INJURED THE driver «f this van «M seriously Injured yeaterday after the v»n skidded and crashed late a has step alone Upper Altanled Road. Madam Chla Keig Ltu, M, the driver, was admitted to Taa Tock Seng Hospital la critic*! condition. la —other accident at
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    Effective selling
    63 15 THE National University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will bold a 10-lecture course on sales motivation and effective salesmanship on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 7.30 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. from Oct 30. The course will be held at the New Theatre 3 and the fee Is 155.
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    Registrar tells co-op official to step down from committee
    165 15  -  S.M. MUTHU By THE Registrar of Cooperative Societies nas directed an official of the 4,500-member Singapore Mercantile Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society to leave its management com- mittee immediately. Sources said that the Registrar declared last week that the official, an
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    Charged with stealing $35,000 car
    79 15 CHIN Lai San alias Chin Choy Cheong, 32, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with stealing a car valued at $35,000 belonging to Mr Ng Say Eng. He was alleged to have committed the offence with Lee Ah Son along Nee Soon Road some
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    SBC admits blunder in using national song of Indonesia
    278 15 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation yesterday admitted using an Indonesian national song as its own in two recent broadcasts by substituting "Indonesia" with "Singapura" in the lyrics. The SBC version of Rayuan Pulau Kelapa, aired over SBC Radio on Oct 2 and
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Reds may be behind Batu Pahat attack, says Johore Mentri
      410 16 JOHORE B ARU. Saturday COMMUNIST terrorists may be the "mastermind" behind the attack on the Batu Pahat central police station on Oct 16, Johore Mentri Besar Tan Sri Haji Othman Saat said here today. He said this was based on
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      Lock icon Battle of the bulge
      49 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Fat and pot-bellied customs officers are to undergo Intensive physical training in a "battle of the bulge." A customs spokesman said the training will not only be for those on the plump side but (or other officers and men as well. NST.
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      Lock icon 'One of 10 deviant groups'
      172 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The group of religious fanatics who attacked the Batu Pahat District Police headquarters on Oct 16 is believed to be one of some 10 different Islamic deviant groups in Malaysia. Research conducted by Prof Tan Sri Haji Abdul Jalil Hassan has revealed
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      Lock icon Tradition, pomp and colour at Agung's daughter's wedding
      348 16 PEKAN, Sat.— The "Berhinai" marriage ceremony of Negri Sembilan prince, Tunku Kamil Ikram, and his bride, Tengku Aishah, daughter of the Yang di-Pertuan Agung, took place last night at the Istana Abu Bakar. The day before, families from both sides and guests
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      Lock icon Two Spore execs who recruited Malaysians expelled
      162 16 Two Spore execs who recruited Malaysians expelled KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Two executives from a Singapore electronics firm were recently asked to leave Malaysia for violating immigration regulations. An Immigration Department spokesman said here today that the two were found to have recruited workers here for a Singapore electronics firm. He,
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      Lock icon 'Stink bugs' raid port
      62 16 PORT KLANG. Sat. Swarms of small flying insects known here as "stink bugs" invaded Port Klang. Malaysia's main port, last night, emptying the streets and forcing restaurants and shops to close. Some restaurant owners were reported clearing away the insects by the bucketful as residents here
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      Lock icon 60 lose homes
      43 16 BATU PAHAT, Sat. About 60 people were made homeless when fire razed two rows of 13 houses and two factories, causing damage amounting to more than half a million dollars at Pant Haji Ahmad near here early this morning. AFP
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      Lock icon Rubber trade pact comes into force
      73 16 Rubber trade pact comes into force GENEVA, Sat. The first international agreement to stabilise the world rubber trade has become provisionally operative, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) announced yesterday. Mr Gamani Corea, secretary -general of Unctad, which sponsored the pact, hailed it as a breakthrough that
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      Lock icon Amok kills three children with parang
      237 16 Amok kills three children with parang KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Hire* children were subbed to death by a r-MK-wieldlng amok TrUng, Pahang, last nlght.Three other members 1b the family were wounded. The dead were Roadl Bin HuMNfln, four, and his sister Noriia, three, who were both killed at the scene and
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      94 16 NMIVJII NGANYIN *ty A^£* 'HAND' BRAND /^2~\ GROUNDNUTS I M/^b Exchange for the genuI^Eb/ me pack from place of Q|^ purchase if quality is found inferior. FULL Of VITAMWS AND PROTEINS. 'HAND' BRAND GROUNDNUTS ARtGOOOTOEAT! TO GIVE OUR BRAN) A NEW LOOK. WE INVITE YOU TO DESIGN A NEW LOGO
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      293 16 SUNDAY TIMES CROSSW ORD ACROSS: Men's assets put in order 1. A swinging alternative for valuation ftO). (10) 6. He refused to ac- DOWN: cept tyranny or play the 1. Went on a horse to the informer (4) 10. Daily ring for the show (5) 2 journalist (7) 11. Biblical
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      1788 18 i*^ S 2* DEC 7* i.l (il Aircond c «.v%elle PARF eligible 5* Vehicle* Foe Sale Tfl 4MO4M ggßgßgi^" t) Honda *> EXCELLENT CONDITION 1.7, xi cc Air- end with ten months guaranAtMOST 1*74 FIAT 132 Airron lee radio cassette Tax till ltai ■laartu- radio VMit eligible Regularly servt,. l«»1,
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      1898 18 m 4 Boats ft I I I*7* MERCEDES MOS. 1 careful NOV IS7* TOYOTA Corolla 1200 Lady owner mileage orlgl- c c Aircon radio cassette. tip nal condlllon $55,000 negotiable top condition Selling $15,800 1 Sprmgleaf View Sprmgleaf on o Tel *****19 (iarden Tel *****51 OWNER LEA VMS TOYOTA c.irona
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      1577 18 111 Vehicles Boats AR SUZUKI TSMSa. Scrambler M»-i«73 alfa 2000 1977 model Excellent original condlllon selling $580 onlyNew tyres rims, aircond expen- Viewing. 73. Blk 71 Ganges Avesive Mi- (i. tax/ insurance, lip top nue (***** cond l on AR VESPA SUPER Excellent <uih..inm condition, new paintwork tax Selling $13.7000
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      1355 18 1 I I."* 1 I LI HWAN 2 1/2-STOMCY Terra- -e on high ground Split-level. 4 60 Accommodation nSST&oSJr^i'jSS!-,'^ Vacant agents 43. ST. PATRICK Road. Singapore bungalow split level. 4 bedrooms. 4 bathrooms. Freehold Approximately 8.000 sq ft Viewing 3 (o 4 a) Houses N t>roltfri APARTMENTS/ HOUSES lurnlsh- Q
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      1043 18 VI Education A Instruction i i TOP PRIZE WINNERS Of LCCI Private Secretary's Certificate 1980 Examinations X First SONG PUI PUI Third CHIU LEE YING. ROSALIND Fourth YEO CHOON YONG Fifth TAN BEE LAY OUR CONGRATULATIONS!! For Effective Results JOIN USI! CUTOUT J To: SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS TRAINING I z CENTRE
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES TO THE FAMILY OF THE LATE
      36 19 MR. MENJEN YEN who patted away on 23rd October 1980. T. S. SANG, CHARLES WU OF TAI HSIN ENGINEERING CO LTD, HONGKONG MR. SAVVAS DEMOSTHENOUS, JEDDAH. A
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      123 Acknowledgements
      34 19 THE DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR JOHN BERNARD OEI WISHES TO EXPRESS HER GRATITUDE TO THE DOCTOR. STAFF NURSE. PRIEST. SISTER MONICA HOME. MOUNT ALVERNIA HOSPIAND CARE DURING HIS STAY AND ILLNESS.
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      124 In Memoriam
      29 19 Our Beloved Mother MOM. FOO AH MOI Departed 2« OCT 78 Not JUSI t.Kl.l> tlllt i» tUmet rmmmbti Deeply mnMd by tont daughters and loved ones
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      64 19 INEVERLOVING AND CHERISHED MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED GRACE SOO-THO MAY VEIN BORN 12.2 66 DEPARTED 26 10 78 Two years to-day, you h.ivi- rr-iun»-(i honxtottM Lord We grief because M missed you But rejoice vi know you ire with the Lord Lovingly r»n»mb*r*d by Mum. Dad. Eleanor. Roy and Lowed
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      43 19 In Loving Memory Ol MR KHOO BAH CHIT Departed JS 10 -77 Tlir.-.- ll Thmmlits >1 JTOU lirnu' U Brctvuai m miss you badl Tiie world irouM be like Imb«*h juvi lohawjnu back •fain Dearly mitt»a by wif*. tons, daughter. d«ughl«r-in-law and granddaughter
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      44 19 In Swell Memory of Mn Valhe Chellnh Departed 2C/10/79 Her *.-.irv boun ,iml dayi ..I pain lit- r tleepleu niK(it> are pad Ht-r >-\.r patwnl rramc md v»k,-i reM .11 last We mi,, love tier knov Ht,» much waUwt one yi Your Loving Children
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      IN EVERLOVING MEMORY OF
      12 19 CMEWLIANMWE DEPARTED 26-10-79 Always remimbtrtd by lov*d one*.
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      363 19 VN Travel A Tours Lit* 1 cm" u.t\ i" ir.mi tewajefo^ -4r\. SceiTicNorth-East teii Sapporo site of the Winter Olympics and trie tamed Snow Festival Hokkaido. Japar s natural wonderland a! its best Nikko trip most popular national park Air ticket can cover Taipei. Hong Kong ha-ge Korea Seoul Japan
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      223 19 NOTICE I, Ow Slew Kong, General Manager of Initial Services Singapore Pte Limited wish to announce that I have left the company on my own accord effective 24th Oct '80. I will have no connection or association with the company henceforth. I take this opportunity to thank my former business
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      30 19 -e««e»e»«««««*THI JEWELLERY AUCTION TO DAY AT i "HYATT HOTEL" SINGAPORE i at 2 30 P M on view rrom 12 00 200pm AUCTIONEERS KIONG CHAI MOON 4CO (PTE) LTD. SI
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT 1
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      Lock icon Cooney moves up heavyweight ladder
      230 20 UNIONDALE, Sat. Gerry Cooney knocked out Ron Lyle in the first round here in New /ork to take a giant step towards a heavyweight championship fight It was a tremendous victory for the 24-year-old Cooney, ranked as the No. 1 challenger by the World Boxing
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      212 20 Knee injury puts out star striker LONDON, Sat. Scottish international striker Andy Gray will be out of soccer for two months following a simple accident in training. Gray, who plays for English First Division side Wolverhampton Wanderers, damaged knee ligaments and his left leg has been
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      Lock icon Soccer fan given life sentence for murder
      140 20 Soccer fan given life sentence for murder CARDIFF, Sat. -A* ye»r-»ld Brittah Mecer fan, wlm stabbed a rival snpportrr U death, waa •witfced to life Impris- nment yesterday at Cardiff Craw* C*urt. Barry Rondeau, a fan of the »ooth Undon team, rysUl Palace, waa ranvloteid •n TTinntday »f marderlag Swansea
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      Ali wants to fight a top-ranked contender
      214 20 NEW YORK, Sat. Muhammad Ali. sotting the groundwork for another attempt at the heavyweight crown, has agreed with a Los Angelesbased promoter to fight a "top-ranked contender" next January. All, 38, who was urged by several members of the boxing community to retire
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      McLeod surprises McGuigan on points
      131 20 WEMBLEY, Sat. The final curtain fell on the three-day iqternational amateur boxing championships here last night with Scot lan McLeod's scoring a surprise points victory over Ireland's Commonwealth featherweight champion, Barry McOuigan. Results: Ugktfly: Gerry Hawkins I (Engs bt Nigel Potter (Eng) points: Fly: Peter
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      215 20 LONDON, Sat. Out-of-work football manager Tommj Docherty was sent for trial yesterday at the Old Bailej on two charges of perjury. It is alleged that Dochertj committed perjury in November 1978 in the Queen's Bench division of the High Court. Then, he was
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      228 20 SUN CITY, Sat. South African Gerrie Coetzee and American Mike Weaver climb into the ring here today for a World Boxing Association heavyweight title clash. Coetzee, who weighs 7.5 kilogrammes heavier than the 95.5 kg Weaver, is aiming at the title for the second
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      13 months for pulling referee's moustache
      147 20 13 months for pulling referee's moustache GROSSETO. Sat Its not specifically banned by the rule book, but the captain of an Italian amateur soccer team has found out it is not a good idea to pull the referee's moustache to protest at a disputed judgment. Lambertino Innocent i, captain of
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      Lock icon Rodgers hopes to stay on top
      174 20 NEW YORK, Sat. Fsr Bill Rodger*, today's New York city marathon will he aaother race, la which to eahaace his credentials as the world's best loagiHstaare rnnaer. Fsr Ukase Vires, It will mark the end of remarkable career. Fsr Filbert Bayi, It will be
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      296 20 f CHLORELLA ARORAMIN „7775* tao"fl| w^ W J5 W^Ue \Wm DWWWS Rohmat Juraimi WIM J% l' BT.mes Mr Singapore H^ '5|7 5 times Mr Asia World Best Poser 1978 79 1 CHLORELLA CHLORELLA ARORAMIN is ideal for sportmen and ARORAMIN women, busy professionals, students, housewives almost anyone who indulges in
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      47 20 Congratulations to UOKA PHOTO COMPANY SUPER DARLING EDGING COW N5 DRESS-MAKING INSTITUTE Celebrates OFFICIAL OPENING of their expansion of Ang Mo Kio head office from Vff Wywy Private Limited Sole distributor for the RIC OH range of Cameras. WfUf Home. I', lent kee Road. S>M»<U/5. Mr (22/55
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT 2
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      Money motivates, when all else fails
      476 21 FROM the Sidelines.. .with KEN JALLEH Jr LET'S face it. Money may be the root of all evil, but when it comes to sport, a motivating force more powerful there will never be It's a force (henceforth to be called The Force) that not
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      Lock icon Kriek escapes fine, but loses quarter-final
      472 21 MELBOURNE, Sat. American Fritz Buehning squeezed through to the men's singles semi-finals of the Hortico indoor tennis tournament after a fiery confrontation with volatile South African Johan Kriek here yesterday. Buehning finally won 6-4,6-4 Joining him in the semifinals were top-seeded American Vitas Gerulaitis,
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      389 21 CHIBA. Sat Japanese Hideo Lshii. who has yet to win a title in his fouryear career, yesterday took the third-round lead with a six-under-par 210 in the U5J143.000 ($297,240) Bridgestone golf tournament here in Tokyo. Lshii, 27, scored four birdies against two
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      262 21 NEW PKI.HI. Sat Shekhar Mehta. of Kenya, won India's controversial first Himalayan car rally Mehta. three-time winner of the Kenyan Safari, logged 212 penalty points in his Opel Ascona The organisers ended the rally 250 kilometres short of its destination, fearing hostile demonstrations on the way to Mew Delhi
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      205 21 Mehta wins Himalayan motor rally and drive for the British Lotus team next season. London's Evening Standard reported that David Thieme. the flamboyant boss of the Monaco-based Essex Oil Company, who sponsor Lotus, wanted Scheckter's experience and skill as a replacement for another former world champion. Mario Andretti. who has
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      142 21 Makuz takes individual crown at Cup meet TORONTO, Sat. Bogdan Mftkoz, of the Soviet I nion, wen the men's individual all-round title at the World Cop gymnastics competition here iMt night The 21-year-old Makuz, a member of this year's Soviet Olympic team, scored a total of 58.M points, his beat
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      Griffins once mainstay of racing in Singapore and Malaya
      728 22  -  EPSOM JEEP By A GRIFFIN, according to Webster's dictionary, to a mythical animal. part eagle and part To the anlnlttated, he may he startled to find, In the records ef racing ef yesteryear, that a let ef griffins were gamboling en
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      Trymebest brightest bet for richest Tote Board Stakes
      1599 22  -  r EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Trymebest, one of the most consistent Malaysian-bred horses in training, has a bright winning chance in the richest closed race for local-breds (Race One) here tomorrow. The Tote Board Stakes, to be run over the
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      Chef De Mission hard to beat today
      490 22  -  SCRUTINEER By CHEF DE MISSION receives his chance to show his galloping ability when he goes over 1,900 metres in Race Four in Kuala Lumpur today. He will lake some beating. The four-year-old by Classic Mission looks sharp after his outing over 1,200
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      1122 22 RATF 1 TOTE BOARD STAKES lmvlJ X (Malaysian-bred horses) 2.0 CLASSES 4 and 5 1.600 M ($17,000 $10,000 to wi.iner) 1 •112*0 BunoahApl a C'g( Flourish) Ng 57 <mm F Mvrray 2 2 1*2019 Anf tana a (Tjahra) Bougoure 50 7mg F Domty 6 3209*630 Swaat StorkM aCg
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      160 22 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY SCRUTINEER 1 Trym#t>Mt Antasena Trym«be.l Anlasena Bunga Api Trymebest 1 2 P«r»niut Noble Nap Quicksilvei GayBalchclor j Realm's Grft Noble Nap i Jackie's Jacky j Jackie's Jacky i yuick.silvct 3 8ho'a A Lady Take Easy P. O. Violence Mount Aboro Sh«'» A Lady She's A
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      Experience triumphs over youth
      188 23 EXPERIENCE triumphed over youth when Malaysian grandmother M. L. Liauw defeated Singapore's 25-year-old Delia Milne 392-341 pintails (193 and 199 to 148 and 193) in the Masters' step-ladder final of the Johore Open bowling championships at .Johore Bahru's Golden j Bowl yesterday. But Liauw, the Johore
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      Lots of ruffled feathers, but no one to take blame
      687 23 LONDON, \»i ITmGllUaa Gllk»-Badmtaton UwrUUil of Kncland dUpale float* like ruf flrd ikittltMrk. Bat who'ii Ike server? "Nat me." nald Gillian, preparing rap of rafter and agreeing to tan *n the healer an I sat dawn to Interview her an
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      1933 23  -  FAIRWAY By First No. 1582 Second No. 8343 Third No. 8249 STARTERS Nos: 0376, 6000, 9531, 3654, 7177, 7302, 1439, 0410, 0646. CONSOLATION: 7670, 5916, 6585, 1139, 9064, 6845, 3537, 2825, 6088, 2390. KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Kuiipo came out from a seven- month
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      Annette ends up best
      194 23  -  KEN JALLEH Jr By ANNETTE KEET, a blue belt holder, caused an upset when she defeated South-east Asia Games bronze medallist Low Sai Gek with an ippon in the women's Open division at the Singapore national judo championships at Portsdown Road yesterday. Annette and Low were
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      NZ Forces march into final of Chan Cup
      133 23 NZ Forces march into final of Chan Cup NEW ZEALAND FORCES booked their berth in the final of the Chan Ah Kow Cup interclub tennis championship when they whipped Telerec 3-0 before edging out Malays Sports Association 2-1 at the Kallang Tennis Centre yesterday. Their opponents in today's final will
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      218 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Stipendiary Steward has barred Turf Ruler (Race Two) for one month until such a time when i! passes a bleeders test The Stipendiary Steward's report on the races here today. Going: Good. Race 1: Gunslinger <T. S. Chiamt missed the start by about a
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      Stipe bars Turf Ruler one month
      357 23 Race S: Al the top of the straight. Golden Hussar (W X Scow) and Sir Jumbo K. C Ng) drifted in under pressure Kimberley (Asuwadi) trailed the field throughout. It will have to pass a 600 m gallop trial before its next start. Race
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      162 23 JAKARTA. Sat. Working facilities for the Press will be arranged as best as possible for the Australian Zone Über Cup badminton elimination rounds, to be held here from next Tuesday until Saturday, the organising committee have promised. However, committee chairman J. C. Tambunan
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      340 24 LONDON, Sat. Aston Villa kept their newlywon lead in the English First Division today with a fine 2-1 away victory over Southampton, despite a brave performance by england captain Kevin Keegan. Former leaders Ipswich remained unbeaten and in second place by defeating Sunderland 2-0
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      453 24 Singapore, NZ Force to face each other again in MRU Cup final Singapore 16 RAAF 10; M'sia 9 NZ Fore* 28 IT will be a repeat of last year's meeting when favourites New Zealand Force take on Singapore in the Malaysian Rugby Union Magnolia Cup
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      27 24 GENERAL ELECTRIC Consummers thrashed National Semiconductor Ml in the final of the Singapore Electronic Industries sepak takraw < ham pionship at Kuo Chuan Community Centre last night.
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      Lock icon MALAYSIA MAY GO PROFESSIONAL
      77 24 KUALA LI'MPI'R, Sat. I%e Government will ccsjnMer bavins, profeaatoaal aad seml-profeo stoaaJ (ootbaiiers In tbe reentry. Tbis »m revealed by Datak Chin Heait Nglaa, tbe Orpatv Minister (or Vaotb, CoJtare aad Sparta, yesteroay. Datak (bla also added that the Government nave piano to despatch players aad
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      225 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The heat is literally on for I New Zealand, who are now praying hard for rain to enable them to last the pace against Morocco at the Merdeka Stadium tomorrow night. Morocco have recovered from a faltering start and are
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      26 24 TODAY THAILAND v INDONESIA (KicUtf 7 30) MOROCCO N. ZEALAND (Kick-oft 9 b) TOMORROW S. KOREA v BURMA (KictflH 715) MALAYSIA v KUWAIT (Kick-oH 915)
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      SABA aim for strong base of boxers
      214 24  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By THE Singapore Amateur Boxing Association plan to send out coaches to the various community centres and clubs to help build a strong base of boxers. And they are now able to do this because a number of former coaches,
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      Chance for Guthrie to make amends
      214 24 WHEN Guthrie qualified for the finals of the Singapore Business Houses Football League Division One and the Senior knock-out competitions, they appeared certain of achieveing a double, reports 4OE DORAI. But Guthrie's hopes took a nose-dive with the absence of Fandi Ahmad, their schemer
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      Lock icon New formation busts, but Jita nurtures hope
      250 24  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE 0 NEWCASTLE 1 THERE were several reasons why Singapore's new 4-4-2 tactical formation adopted last night against Australia s Newcastle United failed, as the Republic lost 1-0 in their friendly soccer match at the National Stadium. Most of all,
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      Trouncing for Jalan Besar
      60 24 TAMPINES beat Jalan Besar 4-0 in the inter-constituency soccer tournament at Tanglin yesterday. Other results. Telok Ayer 5 Braddel Heights 3; Boon Teck 1 Jalan Kayu 0; Sembawang 4 Geylang Serai 0. Paya Lebar 1 Bukit Batok 0; Bukit Timah 2 Alexandra 1; Bukit Ho Swee
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      21 24 CAIRO. Sat. Local club Zamalek drew 0-0 with New York Cosmos in a friendly soccer match here yesterday. Reuter.
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      49 24 BRISBANE, Sat No play was possible on the second day of the Sheffield Shield crirk.-t match between Queensland and Victoria here today because of rain. Victoria, In their first in nings, are 206-5 and have gained two batting bonus points. Queensland had three bonus bowling points. —AFP.
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      Lock icon Soh and Santokh make up for flops
      367 24 MALAYSIA 1 S. KOREA 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysia drew 1-1 with South Korea before 38.000 cheering fans, but it was certainly not for want of trying in the Merdeka soc- cer tournament here to- I night After being on the receiving end
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      Loh, Cheong labour for their love
      99 24 LOH KOK HI A (left) •ad hla crew Che*ng Tick W»l are Mtnlitm by v*e»tt*a. L»h Is m d«kt«r pttot, wklle Cbeaag la oalveraity ■adergntdaAte. Yet, when It CMnea to their me* dlagky, which they aim to enter la ■ext month's o»ti«MJ Plreh«U chMnptoMhlp,
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      183 24 GOLF Dtaws risk Opea. Mixed foursomes (Keppel. I 7.30); Sekrtar Clab raamptaa ■hip: Final round (Seletar. 730); BICC v B8GC: Men (Sew Course. 7.30), Women: (Bukit Course, 7.45); Jaraag I Tasek l-'tara (Jurong, 7.30); Maataly amdals: A. B and C (Changl. 730). HOCKEY SHA SWHA hockeython (Padang. 8.30).
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      LATE CLASSIFIED DEATHS
      86 24 LATE CLASSIFIED DEATHS MR NEO PENG HENC An passed away peacefully on 25-10-aO leaving brhind three •ons. two daughters, two sons-in-law, one daughter-in-law and six grandchildren Body will lie In stale at SO2P Poinciana Tower. Pandan Valley No wreaths Plea-ie all donations to Society for Handicapped Children MM. U. DON
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      Singapore beaten in consolation round
      163 24 Singapore beaten in consolation round SEOUL, Sat. Singapore lost 1-3 to Australia in the men's consolation round for fifth to eight places in the inaugural Asian junior volleyball championships here today. In another men's consolation round match, the United Arab Emirates won 3-0 against Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, South Korea closed
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      198 24 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Mainly fair. TEMP. (C) gpUl a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mil. SUNSET today: 1.21 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 117 a.m. GLOBAL weather AmtHrtim 6-12 C Cloudy Laa Amgettm 18-33 C Clnr Atfceai 15-25 C Cte Ma4rU 12-21 C Oar Baarala 25-33 C Clear j MaalU 24-32
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      1951 1 Poetry Corner is a year old GROWN-UP BLUES Mother used to come when 1 was sick. give me a thermometer to check my fever. make me swallow orange aspirins, < the ones for kids), and tuck me in bed Dad used to come when I was sick, feel my forehead.
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      POETRY CORNER
      262 1 POETRY CORNER CONOBATULATIONB! why Mtf It kM net been easy, week after week, to prodace Paetry C*r_er, not we kave donf It We kave done It becaaae enangh peaplr betteve la It, becaosr we receive kmadreda of poems every month, aad heeaase we werk hard. As we repeatedly painted ant
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        169 1 03) ABLOMggllgH _K__F _o JIMMY PROOF ftkj«4 _^fl SECURITY LOCK Compare for yourself! You cannot find a more secure surface-mounted lock for your door I there's only oik? lock for doors. ABLOY When you go to sleep or leave your /a* m v house— set your mind at ease knowing
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        403 1 __Lji'§B___ wOw O' m^r r» i j_ A i_________v -____h_____ H f W< __R_K* I mi*f /'^■______h> N X __»^_^__2__! m^r \Vj"^^^__ _____V_^__fl __r J s f >—^ /X v __n^___ ft o v %>X^L*^Hm J -i- E __L ft V m m<^ M AW J V _r A ___k
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        Sweet, sentimental sound of Country
        470 2 RONNIE MILSAP: COUNTRY CLUB THE HITS OP RONNIE MILSAP (RCA Victor): Country veteran Milsap sings in this album one of his greatest hits of all time, "(I'd Be) A Legend In My Time". Little did he realise when he recorded this number a composition by
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        The singer, not the song that is delightful
        355 2 The singer, not the song that is delightful DAVADIP CARLOS SANTANA: THE SWING OF DELIGHT (CBS/Sony): The musicianship, rather than the music, is the strong point on "The Swing Of Delight s. In other words, it's the singer, not the song that the buyer will purchase this double-album for. The
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        Abbado's colourful operatic celebration
        179 2 CLAUDIO ABBADO LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: VERM OVERTURES (RCA): In Milan, the centre of musical life is the world famous opera house called La Scala Its music director, Claudio Abbado, is from the ranks of the present generation's leading conductors. On this record, Abbado conducts the London
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        The top hits of Zhen Xiu Zhen
        175 2 The top hits of Zh en Xiu Zhen ZHEN XIU ZHEN: GOLDEN SONGS SELECTION (Tony): This album should be able to sell well as it is a selection of this popular Taiwanese singers top hits of the last three years. For instance, "See Me, Listen To Me" and "Olive Tree"
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        A clever fusion of jazz and Latin-rock
        285 2 DAVID SANBORN: HIDKA WAY (Warner Brothers): This week we find ourselves with one of the leading performers of fusion jazz, in a studio effort with sessions men like Steve Gadd, Hiram Bullock, Neil Jason, Ralph Mac Donald and David Spinozza. James (Woh Woh)
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        Blind player who prefers to play blind-fold
        702 2 TO play chess "blindfold" means to play a game without sight of the board; the player's eyes need not be bound. As far back as the 10th century Arab chess masters used to play as many as four opponents simultaneously without sight of
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        Notes and News
        141 2 THE first M.S.P. Championship was won by G.N. There were IS competitors who played la the semi-finals of two sccUom from each of which tew quOlfled for Klnato "A". The eveat was played la the Chang! It/Stan Security Prison where the competitor* are temporarily resident. This explains
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        417 2 VoTSI lUNI UNI gMMMMMMNM^IiIMI 1 1 lllllllllllll[] ■***"»*****^y^ n^n^nMn^^^l Mm ■!W. j^^ nVWMnlimiMJMiZtinllinKr RIIHM nJffmwJfrl^^^m |HLinnnnnninnßnißini^nnnßiinniiii»- <■ [hMh) Amateur Photo Stores (Pte) Ltd. vD|P4/ 503, Chinese Chamber of Commerce Industry Bldg Hlll Street. Singapore 0617 Tel: *****22 Commemorating the opening of our New Showroom x—lx I 10% -50% OFF ii
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        46 2 Cot out and post today To: Times Publishing Berhad 1, New Industrial Road, Spore 1963. FARTTIkMi Yes, I would like a year's sub icrip- t^w. j tion to Business Times. Here is my flMfrflfclif cheque for Sslss. i SirS ir Name p^l^ Address 579 Tel I
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        Carry your own meals on board? It's food for thought
        734 3  -  ENIO NEMY By in NEW YORK AIRLINE food is something like the weather, sometimes good and sometimes bad but inevitably there. If the food isnt really needed to ward off starvation, it helps a lot to pass the time. It
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        The fork took on a third prong and then a fourth
        516 3  -  CRAIG CIAIBOHNE By in NEW YORK THE first fork, we are told, was two-pronged. Gradually, the fork took on a third prong, and finally fourth one. During the course of a recent dinner at a Chinese restaurant, we were
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        28 3 We Chinese prefer not to butcher ft at table. 7 A Chinese said this when asked why his countrymen employ chopsticks rather than the knife and fork.
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        BOOKING OUR WRITERS
        162 4 BOOKING OUR WRITERS FROM this survey of 19 local publishing houses It can be seen that publishers carry a heavy burden, torn between the twin needs of profitability- and social and moral responsibility. Most local publishers have, thankfully, managed to strike a happy medium in which local literature is supported
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        LONGMAN
        326 4 LONGMANS reputation as an educational publisher has been based upon years of experience in this region. The main company was set up In 1724. It is not surprising thus that it should be established round the world as an expert in English Language teaching materials. Mr Jones Parry, the
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        FEDERAL PUBLICATION
        141 4 FEDERAL Publications, unlike its sister company, Times Books International, deals in school textbooks and children's supplementary reading material, including story books. Its general manager, Mr H. H. Chiam, strongly feels that unless his company is able to keep up with changing trends in education it will loose out
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        TIME-BOOKS
        405 4 MR CHANDRAN NAIR of Times Books International began his career with Federal Publications. Mr Nair, however, branched out to form a sister company, Times Books International (TB1). He was convinced that with increasing standards of literacy and high printing k standards, a local company could produce good general books
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        EDUCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS' BUREAU
        303 4 HEINEMANN'S general manager, Mr Charles Cher, said his publishing house was in (act the first to accept local works at a time when most others were unwilling to take this investment risk. The company has a large international network and is known to support the local literature
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        HEINEMANN
        329 4 THE Educational Publications Bureau (EPB) was set up with the sole objective of producing reasonably-priced publications for students. It is no wonder then that the EPB caters strictly for students. Its operations are closely bound to Ministry of Education directives. Young writers find a ready outlet for their works
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        206 29 In what ls termed as co- i .ihli.shinn ihc pubhshei Mi materials and i les thru, into the Qualified writers *h<- i -ually full-time teachers, academician.-, a Ministry of Kducation officials, usually do the tran> OtIMJ. Mr Chiam feels that oral publishers have to se very sensitive to the >f
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        172 29  - SPORTING STYLE LIM PHAY-LING BY FORGET abaut waltaes ud Black Fareat gataaa when ye« Uriah a* AoatrU. Thimk lastead of a reputation In the research aid drvrlep■tit af specialised spartawear. Anti-slldr materials for s— rahs, ■pedal fabrics far ski paste aad salts, teaals and rMlag c*th*». Pkkrtcs whirs wcrk marveUauly
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        782 5 Annual celebration a symbol of belief in country's neutrality TODAY is the 25th anniversary of the day the Austrian National Council decided on the constitutional law regarding the "permanent" neutrality of Austria On May 1955 a quarter of a century ago, after many years of fruitless negotiations, Austria finally succeeded
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        Respected position the result of good economy and successful politics
        867 5 Approaching magic triangle concept IN MAY, the signing of the State Treaty a quarter of a century ago was celebrated in October, the 25th anniversary of the declaration of Austria's permanent neutrality will be celebrated. On the occasion of these
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        A magic that captivates all who love music
        1111 6 Vienna home of the operatta, chamber music and symphony EVERY music-lover who comes to Vienna must be enthralled by the magic of this place. It is as though here, unlike anywhere else, you have a direct link with the past. This is
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        TURNTABLE OF EUROPE WHERE EAST MEETS WEST
        607 7 AUSTRIA has been called the "turntable of Europe." And certainly its dramatic and sometimes turbulent history from earliest times arose out of its geographical position, which predestined the country to be a meeting place of peoples and of cultural influences. In the past,
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        'Austrian look' has a place even in hub of fashion world — Paris
        284 7 'Austrian look' has a place even in hub of fashion world Paris FASHION the textile industry's major countrpart is, so to speak, fighting on the front fine. Whether woollen, worked or knitted, the charm, elegance and originality of Austrian fashion creations have become popular all over the world. The haute
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        A show that will feature the very best of new clothes
        700 8 Austrian fashion makers set to tap Spore market AUSTRIA high fashion manufacturers are anxious to tap the steadily growing flow of consumer fun' ls in South-east Asia's regional market place Singapore. Thirty leading Austrian exporters will be represented at
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        389 5 Congratulations and Best Wishes m A harN 10 rVkrrw^j+i^kn I to the Government I AAUcIUUb \jU\ \JU\ cUKJI I and People of Austria 1 Dfp +H I on their National Day. I Lti LlUrepcewrth I <b* I Messrs. Hawle &TRM J^Yi /f£K I and their government and people of I
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