The Straits Times, 3 January 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1181 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon U.S. DEADLINE FOR HOSTAGES
    483 1 U.S. DEADLINE FOR HOSTAGES 'Iran given up to Jan 16* report WASHINGTON, Friday THE United States has given Iran until Jan 16 to accept Washington's proposals on the release of the 52 American hostages, the Washington Post reported today. The paper said official sources described the date "not as an
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    Lock icon Khomeiny: Iran faces serious difficulties
    197 1 Khomeiny: Iran faces serious difficulties TEHERAN, Fri. Iran's revolutionary leader Avatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny has said that Iran faces serious internal difficulties and hinted that there was dissension in the armed forces locked in the war with Iraq. Teheran Radio said Ayatollah Khomeiny, in a meeting with teachers and students from
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    Lock icon Suzuki bid to walk side by side with Asean
    215 1 Suzuki bid to walk side by side with Asean TOKYO, Fri. Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki's visit to the Asean countries beginning next Thursday wul be a bid by Japan to "walk side by side with Asean," the Foreign Ministry here said today. Mr Suzuki's activities will be capped by
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    Lock icon Viets propose ceasefire
    58 1 BANGKOK, Fri. Vietnam today proposed a seven-day ceasefire along its border with China to allow civilians on both sides to celebrate the traditional Lunar New Year next month. Radio Hanoi said. Hanoi suggested a ceasefire on Feb 3-9. The Chineae Lunar New Year, which is called the
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    First day in school blues
    49 1 WHEN tig bretker is a camfertiag preaeace Primary I pupil Ng Ckee Keeng, 8, helntag •Ja Primary 1 kra&er Ckee Wee, 7, get aver kls first recess batterfiles in tke stomaek with a spiaafl af chicken rlee at Braadricfc Primary Sche.l. SEE PAGE 8
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    Lock icon Jakarta unhappy over events in Indochina
    342 1 Jakarta unhappy over events in Indochina JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia today expressed disappointment that events In Kampuchea had not developed as it had hoped, and called on United Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim to take immediate action to implement the UN resolution calling for the Vietnamese withdrawal from the war-torn counThe call
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    Raja: We'll welcome new united front in Kampuchea
    297 1 BANGKOK, Fri SINGAPORE'S Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S Rajaratnam, said today his country would welcome a new united front led by former Kampuchean Prime Minister Son Sann to fight the Vietnamese occupation of Kampuchea. Mr Raiaratnam said patriot who
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    '200 shot dead' report denied by Syrians
    118 1 BEIRUT, FrL Syria* Irnaj reaa <»■ v tN peeple 1b tke aartken city ef Aleppa aa4 skat them all br lUmdy earrytag aat %mtt-%»\-emeii aethrtttee, tke afflrlaJ JerdaaUa aewa ageacy Petra said today. Official ■•■rees la Da— aft, fcewever, •eatod Ike repert, aad
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    Lock icon Seizure drama
    38 1 COPENHAGEN, Fri. A five-man "revolutionary committee" of Libyans took over the Libyan Embassy here today to turn it into a "Libyan people's office." It was not immediately known under whose authority the committee had acted. AFP
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    Ex-Shell manager gets 18 months
    859 1  - Ex-Shell manager gets 18 months ELENA CHONG By ORDERED TO PAY $267,000 PENALTY FORMER Shell Eastern Petroleum executive William Stewart Wilkinson, 54, was yesterday jailed 18 months for corruptly accepting £20,000 (S$101,160) from a businessman. The former construction manager, who received jail sentences of between one and nine months on
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        Lock icon Cold shoulder to the chill
        66 2 A RECORD 1.840 swimmers dashed into Vancouver's English Bay on New Year's Day. making the 61st annual polar bear swim a smashing success. The previous high of 1,407 swimmers, set one year ago, was easily broken as the crowd turned a defiant shoulder to chilly
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        Lock icon The late, late wriggle
        51 2 ISTANBUL residents spent New Year's Eve at home on Wednesday night and watched a belly-dancer on stateowned television for the first time. Authorities said 90 per cent of television viewers in this city of five million watched a irast-midnight broadcast of the 15-minute belly dance aired.
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        Lock icon Rebecca ousts Sarah
        55 2 REBECCA and Andrew were the most popular girls' and boys' names in Australia in 1980. according to a survey of birth notices conducted in the Sydney Morning Herald. The newspaper reported today that Rebecca had ousted Sarah as the favourite girls' name. Sarah had been top of
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        Lock icon High cost of wedlock
        59 2 BEIJING couples who married last year spent an average 1.554 yuan ({2,007) on their weddings or about twice a city worker's annual earnings, the Beijing Daily reported today. The city's newspaper said this showed living standards had increased. "But it also shows that among young people
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        Lock icon Boat boy tops class
        71 2 A 12-YEAR-OLD Vietnamese boat boy. Richard Chau, whose boarding school fees Of £1.700 ($8,455) were paid by Hollywood actor Yul i Brynner and British sympathisers, has come out at the top of his class at Chigwell School near London. In end-of-term examinations, he scored in English,
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      Lock icon US did not pressure Marcos: Holbrooke
      455 2 MANILA, Fn. UNITED STATES Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke said yesterday the US has no aim of destabilising President Ferdinand Marcos' regime and denied that the American government had pressured the Philippines to lift martial law. In a taped interview on government television,
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      Lock icon 12 killed
      32 2 ISLAMABAD, Fri. Six cars of a speeding express train were derailed and flipped, killing at least 12 people and injuring 175 others Pakistan's Smd province, railways sources said today. UPI.
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      Lock icon Karmal: Guerilla fighting quelled
      129 2 NEW DELHI, Fri. Afghan President Babrak Karmal, fighting to subdue a one-year-old insurgency against his Marxist government, claimed that his troops had crushed most guerilla forces and the remaining would soon be wiped out. The United News of India (UNI) yesterday quoted President Karmal as saving
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      Lock icon Queen of the roses
      43 2 ROSY aid beautiful, Leslie Kirn KawsJ, the 1181 Ttoritmnt tt RstM Qaeea w»ytasg to the en wd as she travels la her float during the fZad TawMmeni of Rases Parade in Pasadena, California on New Year's Day. AP pletan.
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      Lock icon Zia scraps bank interest for profit sharing
      134 2 Zia scraps bank interest for profit sharing ISLAMABAD, Prl. PtbsMmi Makammed ZU al-Haq kaa laueked aa Islamic (making system la PaUstaa whereby accout koMers will share profits aad loose* uwtead of earning Ibthreat oa their deposits. Usary and latoreat are baaaed by Islam. However, 4er the ■ew system called Profit
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      Lock icon Inflation up
      49 2 TEL AVIV, Fri. Israels inflation rate for 1980 reached a record 135 per cent, accordIng to an estimate Issued today by the central bureau of statistics. The value of the Israeli currency, the shekel, also fell by 114 per cent against the dollar over the year. Reuter.
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      Lock icon The pink punishment
      157 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. SHERIFF John Kelly Wall of Wecklenbury County, North Carolina, says his idea to paint two lock-ups pink came from television. Mr Wall said he saw a segment of That's incredible, in which New Orleans Sheriff Charles Foti said pink jail cells has reduced the number
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      Lock icon Europe wants to fight its wars in Asia, warns Indira
      228 2 Europe wants to fight its wars in Asia, warns Indira NEW DELHI, Friday INDIAN Prime Minister Indira Gandhi has ushered in the New Year by warning that "Europe wants to fight its battles in Asia." Asked by reporters about opposition complaints that the government was heavy handed in putting down
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      Lock icon Indian PM's popularity drops by 7 pc in one year
      157 2 Indian PM's popularity drops by 7 pc in one year NEW DELHI, Fri. A public opinion poll published here today showed that the popularity of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi with Indian voters has dropped after one year in office. The poll, conducted by the Indian Market Research Bureau, said Mrs
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      Lock icon Walsh dies
      42 2 i LOS ANGELES. Fri Veteran film director Raoul Walsh, whose career extended from acting In D. W Griffiths "Birth of a Nation" in 1915 to modern-day action epics, died on Wednesday of an apparent heart attack He was 9l- AP
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      Lock icon Reagan adviser moots summit talks with Suzuki
      284 3 WASHINGTON, Fri A SUMMIT meeting between Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki and incoming United States President Ronald Reagan should be held as soon as possible, a senior Reagan adviser has told Japanese correspondents. Mr Richard Allen, designated presidential assistant for National Security Affairs
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      Lock icon Thieves loot church silver
      60 3 LONDON, Fri. Thieves who came and went by boat scaled three walls and broke into Oxford Cathedral through a temporary door and looted silver valued at U5546,000 (5596.000 police said today. Arriving and departing on th« River IsLs. the gang stole a cross from the altar
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      Lock icon Snow havoc
      26 3 SETXJL, Fri. Heavy snow fell in South Korea yesterday and today, disrupting air, sea and land traffic, police said. No casualties were reported. -UPI.
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      Lock icon RED PARTY'S NEW YEAR PARTY
      91 3 RED PARTY'S NEW YEAR PARTY CHINESE leaders and other top officials gathered In Beljteg far a New Year's Day party riven by the C*mmulst Party Central Committee. The •fflcial Xinhua news agency, which released the picture, did not indicate who were the leaden seated at the table with party Vtoe-Chalnnaa
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      Lock icon Growth of Asian economies hampered
      1066 3 OIL PRICES AND RECESSION MAKE THEIR MARK HONGKONG, Friday I THE hampering effect of rising oil prices and recession in traditional export markets are preventing the Asian region from becoming perhaps one of the world's most spectacular areas of industrial economic growth. Recession in Asia's
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      Lock icon Beijing views visit by Republicans as 'very important'
      382 3 BEIJING, Friday Vow to fight graft DAKAR, Fri. Senegal's new President. Abdou Diouf. pledged last night that be would follow a policy of economic austerity and fight waste and corruption as successor to Leopold Sedar Senghor Mr Diouf. who bad been Prime
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      Lock icon Gandhi statue beheaded
      77 3 NEW DELHI, Fri. A Ufestae statue of the late Mahatma Gandhi was found beheaded oa New Year's Day in the Gandhi Park in the resort town of Dehra Dun, Uttar Pradesh state, it was reported here today. Police, who recovered the head later from a canal 200
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      Lock icon CHINESE ACCUSE SOVIETS OF EYEING TIBET
      247 3 CHINESE ACCUSE SOVIETS OF EYEING TIBET BEIJING, Fri. China today accused the Soviet Union of harbouring territorial ambitions towards Tibet, an "autonomous region" under the administration of the Chinese Government. The commentator of the Communist Party newspaper People's Daily said in an article that the Soviet press has been printing
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      Lock icon HAPPY NEW EARS
      110 3 COVENTRY, Fri. Btoade little MkMlSlrl Michelle Lamh, whose I stlcklag-oat ears drew taamts of j "dumho" aad "Mg ear." from other ehlMrea. had a lA,m (S*4,»M operate to straighten them. Michelle, aged I, was detelopiag psychiatric problems over her ears. She had to wait (oar years for
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      Lock icon BAHAMAS 'NO' TO FUGITIVE VESCO
      129 4 BAHAMAS 'NO' TO FUGITIVE VESCO NASSAU, Fri. The Bahamas government has turned down an application for political asylum by fugitive American financier Robert Vesco, but officials were unable to serve a deportation order, a government spokesman said yesterday. The agents could not find him at h~s home here and were
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      44 4 BANGKOK, Fri. The United States today gave Thailand the first instalment ot a US$2 million (5J4.2 million) grant to help it fight pirates who have been preying on Vietnamese refugees In the Gulf of Siam, the US Embassy here said. AP.
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      Lock icon Crackdown on press reports of Red Brigades
      298 4 ROME, Friday ITALIAN authorities have taken a tough line over press reporting of the Red Brigades' tactics after the killing of a police chief and the kidnapping of a magistrate. Police said journalist Mario Scialoja would be brought to Rome today to answer
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      Lock icon Manager, gunman die in 7-hour drama
      252 4 Manager, gunman die in 7-hour drama LOS ANGELES, Fri. A self-described "threetime loser" shot and killed a supermarket manager whom he took hostage during a New Year's day robbery attempt and then committed suicide, police said. Police broke into the upstairs office of Ralph s Market last night after a
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      Lock icon Journalists team up to bid for The Times
      400 4 Journalists team up to bid for The Times LONDON, Fri. Some 300 journalists from the Times newspaper and a group of businessmen and others formed by the newspaper's editor have Joined to bid for ownership of the 196-year-old publication, the consortium announced yesterday. It was the second known offer to
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      Lock icon NY murders
      40 4 NEW YORK, Fri. There were 1,787 murders in New York City last year, 54 more than the previous record in 1979, according to police figures. At least four murders were reported on the first day of 1981. Reuter
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      Lock icon Search for clues
      123 4 POLICE TharMay searching far clues after two exptoston went aff at tke East L«*d«fl gas storage skint the day before. the New Year's Eve expiwrfoas kit three ■age gaa holders at Bromley-by-Bow, caaslag extensive damage to the gas taaks aad sending flames metre high. No one was
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      Lock icon Mac Lean passed crucial secrets on Korean War
      162 4 LONDON, Fri. Top secret papers declassified yesterday showed a British diplomat who spied for the Soviet Union in the Fifties had access to papers of "inestimable value" dealing with the United States conduct of the Korean War. A front-page story in yesterday's
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      Lock icon Shaking Pisa tower
      53 4 ROME. Fri. The leaniaj tower of Pisa vibrated for S minutes after the earthquake that rocked southern Italy on Nov 23, according to the tower's chief caretaker "After the violent shock, the tower returned to the stable position where it was before. Giuseppe Toniolo said in a
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      Lock icon Magicians gather to foretell future
      189 4 BATTTPAGUA, Fri. Members at the Italian magicians association gathered lor their annual New Year's Day crystal ball-gazing session in an isolated farmhouse yesterday along with a goat, a raven, two doves and a robin. After more than an hour of conjuring in private, during which
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      Lock icon War fears after Israeli vow to keep up raids
      447 5 BEIRUT, Friday FEARS of direct confrontation between Israel and Syria grew today following an Israeli pledge to keep up its pre-emptive strikes in southern Lebanon despite a Syrian warning against the continuation of such action. The pledge was made by Israel
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      Lock icon 'Commandos blew up guerillas' bodies'
      139 5 'Commandos blew up guerillas' bodies' THE HAGUE, Fri. Israeli commandos blew up the bodies of five Palestinian infiltrators on Christmas day after killing them in Southi era Lebanon, it has been alleged here Dutch troops of the United I Nations buffer force in Southern Lebanon reported the Incident to the
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      Lock icon Preventing a Red Indian Ocean
      114 5 Preventing a Red Indian Ocean MOGADISHU, Fri. Former US Secretary of State, Dr Henry Kissinger, today said that he would j recommend to the incom- ing administration of President-eleci Ronald i Reagan that American military presence in the Indian Ocean and the Horn of Africa regions be increased. He was
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      Lock icon TASS: U.S. OUT TO GAIN GOALS BY ARMS SALES
      190 5 TASS: U.S. OUT TO GAIN GOALS BY ARMS SALES MOSCOW, Fri The official Soviet Tass News Agency today criticised United States' arms sales throughout the world, and notably to the Middle East, as "sales aimed at achieving long-range political and strategic goals." In a commentary datelined New York, Tass said
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      Lock icon Words purged by language purists
      261 5 Words purged by language purists WASHINGTON, Fri. If the Unicorn Hunters had their way, you would never hear the words "deplane" and "moral majority" again. i Those are iust a couple of the words and phrases i on the 7th Annual Disho- nour List of Words banished from the Queen's
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      Lock icon Armenian group threatens to attack Swiss envoys
      245 5 BEIRUT, Fri THE Armenian secret army for the liberation of Armenia threatened today to "attack all Swiss diplomats throughout the world" (or alleged mistreatment by the Swiss government of two Armenian commandos in a Geneva prison, a communique said. The two prisoners, Alex
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      7 5 "Can any of you fellows fix airplanes?"
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      Pollt Begin will lose
      54 5 TEL AVIV, PH. A pabtir •ptalM p*ll pnrifcted Ud»y that Ike ippirtttia Lftb*w Party w*«M win Up victory «ver Prime Matter Me— them Begins Lttnd Party It flectl»M were keM m. IVmUU Ike Jtr— lem VmX g»ve Lfthaw a M*ti In tfel» Mftt KaoMct (PwttMnMt) agate*
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      47 5 BAGHDAD. Fri. Baghdad international airport, closed since the early days of the Gulf conflict, has been partially reopened. Iraqi Airways said today that aircraft were now leaving Baghdad for the Jordanian capital of Amman on the first leg of regular flights to European capitals. AFP.
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      Lock icon Nothing left in city for Iranians to win back
      383 5 Nothing left in city for Iranians to win back QASR-E-SHIRIN, (Iran), Friday IRAQI troops are systematically dismantling what is left of Qasr-E-Shirin, Iran's stratetgic hill city, even carting away stone blocks from shattered buildings, an Iraqi army captain told reporters here yesterday. "Our people can make use of all these
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      26 5 MANILA. Fri. Heavy rains battered a southern Philippine province for the eighth day yesterday, leaving three people dead and eight I others missing UPI.
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      Lock icon American sentinels keep watch in the Saudi skies
      1018 6  -  JOSEPH ALBRIGHT in Riyadh By FROM the front driveway of the Saudi Petroleum Ministry you can read "US Air Force" on the side of the ungainly gray radar plane as it whines towards a landing after another flight over the Saudi oil
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      Lock icon The 'flying aluminium cloud'
      829 6  -  RICHARD H ALLORAN By in Washington ONCE upon a time, when the Prealdfat of the United States wanted to shew the flag abroad, he despatched gunboats to, aay, China or seat the marines Into Nicaragua. Later, tt was paratroopers to Lebanon or the Dominican Republic, ar
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    The long, long blackout in Clementi West
    235 7  -  FRANCIS ONG. by PUBLIC Utilities Board eagtaeers last night were still trylag to restore electricity to mare thm II Mack of flats la Onwnti West hit by a oower (allare alaee yesterday awning. PUB •fflcUta believe that faulty cable roald havf caused the
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    80 youths picked up in Jurong swoop
    179 7 80 youths picked up in Jurong swoop MORE than 80 youths were rounded up on New Year's Eve when CJD men, joined by divisional police, mounted an anti-crime operation in Jurong. The previous night, an armed gang had attacked five Malaysian workers with knives in a shopping centre in Boon
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    Port union to hold 'A' level classes for members
    118 7 Port union to hold 'A' level classes for members THE Singapore Port Workers Union Ls organising pre-university classes for members who want to sit for the GCE "A" level examination. The classes, to be held at the union's premises in Cantonment Road, will start from next month, said SPWU executive
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    Art displays at museum
    42 7 Art displays at museum THE National Museum will hold two art demonstrations by Chang Meng Khwee. The demonstrations of brush and ink painting will be held today at 11 a.m. and tommorow at 3 p.m. at the Art Gallery. Admission is free
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    Old clothes
    39 7 RESIDENTS in Bukit Ho Swee zones A and B who want to donate their old clothing and i newspapers should leave them by (heir doorways tomorrow from 9.30 a.m. onwards for residents' committee members to collect. i
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    Thaipusam
    15 7 THAIPUSAM will be celebrated at the Tank Road Sri Thandayuthapani Temple on Jan 20.
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    'Entrance fee' to clubhouse shock for lunch crowd
    613 7  -  IRENE NGOO By CURRY lovers to the popular Indian curry stall at the Singapore Civil Service Sports I Council in Dempsey Road saw red yesterday not because of the fiery cuisine but over 50 cents. They found it hard to stomach the
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    On Indonesia
    33 7 DR Achamba Rathman. Director of Investments, Department of Agriculture, Indonesia, will speak on the Role of Agriculture and Capital Investment in Indonesia at the Hotel Royal, Newton Road, on Jan 19.
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    Did you lose these?
    70 7 BIRD cages, wallets, prams and passports are some of the articles people left behind in tans in the first two weeks of December, according to the Registry of Vehicles. These items can be claimed by their owners within three months at the ROY office in Princep
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    Day One in the serious business of education
    637 8 Story: PHILIP LEE Pictures: WONG KWAI CHOW DAY One in Primary One understandably a day of itters for j many six-year-olds j going to school for the first time. But guess who were j looking more anxious than i the kids when
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    More patrols to curb tyre vandals
    131 8 PAYA Lehar Police will step np their patrols at the carparks of JTC flats in Semhawaag Road where mischief makers have been po.notnring tyres of ears narked there at night. Paya Lehar's Offleer-ia-Charge of Crime, Asst Supt Taa Ngo Chew said yesterday: "We will
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    School transfers: l0pc of parents unhappy
    313 8  -  JUNE TAN, By ABOUT 10 per cent of parents of Secondary One pupils are unhappy over postings of their children to schools they had not chosen the I same percentage as last year. An Education Ministry official confirmed yesterday that there bad been 4,600
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    Returning Officer replies to Jeya's queries
    203 8 Returning Officer replies to Jeya's queries THE Returning Officer. Mr Ong Kok Mln, has replied to questions raised by Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam, the Workers' Party candidate for Telok Blangah in the general election on Dec 23, on how a ballot box was left behind at a polling station. In
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    One drink too many
    42 8 SAKTHTVEL so Mannappan was fined $15 yesterday by a magistrate's court (or being drunk and incapable in Clarence Lane on Christmas Day. Sakthivel. 22, told the court in mitigation: "It being Christmas, I had one drink too many."
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    Seminar on man
    39 8 Seminar on man A SEMINAR on "Man's underHanding of man," jointly organised by the Inter-Reli-gious Organisation and Institute for the Study of Religions •nd Society, will be held on Friday at the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial in Race Course Lane.
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    Undeclared war between two Chinese dailies hots up
    882 9 THE undeclared war between the two larger Chinese dailies here, which started with competing claims of higher circulation, has escalated. This is believed to have caused much official concern, and both newspapers will doubtless be told to stop trading blows in full
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    NS man first road victim in 1981
    96 9 A nattonal serviceman, Mr Ng Hack Seng, It, became the first read victim this year. He was on a motorcycle with Miss Eng Guek Van, 18, riding pilUon, when Us machine was Involved In an accident with a car at the Junction at
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    Cig packs without health warning still on sale
    264 9 Cig packs without health warning still on sale SEVERAL cigarette retailers, thaagh •ware that the twomonth grace period to dear *M stoeka is aver, are still selling cigarette packs without the reaolred health hazard waflag. At leaat II steps in Uwn yesterday wen UStoSIL wHhUTSe ■•tlee: G*venuneat Warnimg: Smcklag Can
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    Arts faculty dinner
    67 9 FOREIGN Affairs Minister S. Dhanabalan will attend the first faculty dinner of the National University of Singapore's Arts and Social Sciences Faculty at the Gallery Room, Mandarin Hotel tonight at 7.30 p.m. From 7 p.m. onwards there will be an exhibition of paintings, calligraphy and pottery by
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    Hawkers' assn dinner
    42 9 THE Queenstown Princess Estate Market Hawkers' Association will celebrate its third anniversary with a dinner on Monday at 7.30 pm at the Queenstown community centre. The MP for Queenstown. Mr Jek Yeun Thong, will be the guest of honour.
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    Kukup trip
    30 9 THE women's sub-committee of Ghim Moh community centre is organising a trip to Kukup on Jan 11. Those interested can call *****0 between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m.
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    From Yunnan
    19 9 THE 60-member Yunnan Song and Dance Troupe will perform at the National Theatre today at 8 p.m.
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    Jail and cane for three who posed as cops to rob
    316 9 Jail and cane for three who posed as cops to rob TWO girls were walking along Geylang Road on Christmas Day at about 9.15 p.m. when three men, posing as police officers, asked to see their identity cards, a district court heard yesterday. When one of the girls, Miss Siti
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    Dhana to PA: Ask govt for more funds
    311 9 000 to cover the cost of additional facilities, including squash courts and music rooms. Mr Dhanabalan said construction of the new centre in Kallang, which is expected to cost between $2.8 and $3 million, will start later this year. Contribution He said
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    Tourist loses $2,500
    73 9 A JAPANESE tourist, Mr Atshshi Sakal.3o, reported to police that two women who went to his Cockpit Hotel room volunteering to give him a massage stole 250,000 yen (SRSO9) from his wallet which was placed on the table. He laid one woman stood at the doorway, while
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    Victory joy
    30 9 PARLIAMENTARY Secretary (Communications and Culture) Mr Sidek Saniff will celebrate his victory in the elections at Koiam Ayer Educational Centre. Blk 64. Kallang Bahni. at 7.30 p.m. today
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    Move for more control over hotel room charges
    431 11  -  JANIE KHOO By Tourism Reporter LICENSING UNDER TRADE MINISTRY? THE government is expected to transfer the task of licensing hotels from the Social Affairs Ministry to the Trade and Industry Ministry this year in a move for more control over hotel room
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    Keep workers in the know, bosses told
    314 11 Keep workers in the know, bosses told SINGAPORE employers have been urged to keep their workers informed of their products in the world market, and their business and development plans. The call was made at the New Year's Day dinner of the Overseas Textiles Company branch of the Pioneer Industries
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    Bursary awards
    50 11 MR Lim Chee Onn. Minister without Portfolio and Secretary-General of NTUC. will present the annual bursary awards for the children of members of the Public Daily-rated Health Workers' Union tomorrow at 10.30 am. The presentation will be made at the union's premises at Block 261. &C. Waterloo Street.
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    Council members
    52 11 NINE members of the Securities Industry Council have been appointed for another three years. They are: Mr Roy Blyth, Mr A.E.Daniel, Mr Sat Pal Khattar, Mr Lee Hee Sent Mr Ng Soo Peng. Mr Ton Peng KUt, Mr Heinz Waetcke. Mr Patrick Yeoh Khwai Hoh and Mr Yong
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    Judge to youth: Mend ways or be put away
    225 11 Judge to youth: Mend ways or be put away A DISTRICT judge told a youth who admitted to stabbing two teenagers that he will be put away for a long time if he did not mend nis ways. Mr Dalip Singh then sentenced Shersha bin Mohamed Mustafa, 18, to a
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    Pants theft
    38 11 Mohamed Isaak so Abdul Kadek, 19, was Jailed oof day and fined $500 by a magistrate's court yesterday lor «n»»»»t a pair of pants worth $49.90 from Metro Marine Parade on Dec 31 He pleaded guilty
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    Bids for EQ series
    45 11 thf Registry of Vehicles is inviting bids for car registration numbers from EQ 1 to 6000 between Mnndav and Jan 17. The minimum amount of a bid is $250 Forms for bidding can be obtained from the ROY in Middle Road.
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    FOUR HURT IN HOTEL BRAWL
    87 11 FOUR HURT IN HOTEL BRAWL FOUR security officers of the Mandarin Hotel were slightly injured when they tried to stop a brawl at the hotel's Library disco on New Year's Day. Police said that investigations revealed that there was a misunderstanding between the se- cur-ity guards and the bartenders of
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    Bag snatch, then cabby found slain in cemetery
    237 11  -  N.Q. KUTTY By of the Crime Desk POIJCE laveatigattag a eaae «f a aWaaiaag snatch fallowed a trail that leal tkem to a murder an New Year's Day. The victim waa a taxi driver, Mr Law Ah Howe, it, af Laraag Asrama.
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    $300,000 gems grab by armed robbers
    157 11 $300,000 gems grab by armed robbers TWO robbers, one armed with a dagger and the other with a screwdriver, held up the proprietor of a goldsmith shop and his son in their shop in New Upper Changi Road yesterday and escaped with more than 1300.000 worth of jewellery. The pair
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      Lock icon Customs bare racket smuggling Singapore cars
      237 12 JOHORE BARU, Fri. Malaysian Customs have uncovered a racket involving smuggling reconditioned cars from Singapore into Johore. The Johore Customs chief, Senior Supt Abdul Aziz Ariffin, said today that the racket was uncovered when Customs, following a tip-off, checked the chassis numbers in the
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      48 12 MALACCA, Fri. Indonesian Mouh Rapi. 22, was today fined 110.000 or six months' jail by the magistrate's court when he pleaded guilty to importing prohibited goods in a boat without a permit. The incident took place in front of the customs warehouse on Dec 31. -NST.
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      Lock icon Botak Chin's knife in jail riddle
      259 12 Botak Chin's knife in jail riddle KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Prison officials are now conducting a full-scale probe into yesterday's abortive escape attempt by convicted gunman Wong Swee Chin alias Botak Chin, 29, at Pudu Prison. They are puzzled over how Botak Chin came into possession of a knife at his
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      Lock icon Newsmen hail police move
      57 12 MALACCA. Fri. Journalists in Malacca today welcomed the clarification by CID Director Datuk Abdul Rahman Ismail that police officers would not interfere or prevent reporters from Interviewing witnesws in criminal cases. The president of the Malacca Journalists Association Mr Lee Kum Por said the clarification was
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      Lock icon Beef smuggling goes up
      135 12 PENANG, Fri. Smugsling of beef into the island has become rampant following the ban on the import of cattle from the mainland Veterinary sources said at least four or five carcasses were being smuggled into Penang daily. They said the State Veterinary Department should curb smuggling
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      Lock icon 3 more cabinet panels for Johore
      129 12 3 more cabinet panels for Johore JOHORE BAM), Fri JOHOBE Mcatri Btmmr Th Sri Ha J OtksßM Sa»t yesterday M-w-tl Ike torm*a»m •f tfcrw sasco frtfallM la tke eablaet-style State Givtrimrnt Tfcey an tke Eaerjrv Esjvlraamratal n—ilTTi i rkstr-i ky Dttmfc Tee Ak Ekws;, tke I Blty Ceaurtttee ekatrei kj
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      31 12 SEftEMBAN. Fri. Shops in several areas here had to close after parts ol toe town were hit by a flash flood following a two-and-a-half hour downpour this morning. NST
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      Lock icon Shortage of skilled workers despite high wages
      295 12 Shortage of skilled workers despite high wages KUALA LUMPUR. Fri THERE is still a lack of takers for blue collar jobs in the private industrial sector despite the high wages offered. A random check today showed that hardest hit are the electrical, engineering and construction industries and the glass manufacturing
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      27 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A 15-member Chinese detefaUae) will arrive here on Monday, on a ten-day visit to study mechanised farming and agricultural research programmes. AFP.
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      Lock icon Fake labels and $11,000 sportswear seized
      149 13 Fake labels and $11,000 sportswear seized JOHORE BARU, Fri TRADE enforcement officers seized about $11.00 C worth of imitation sportswear, a sewing machine, shirting material and fake labels In raids on a factory and a shop here on Wednesday. The enforcement division's Chief Assistant Controller, Mr Abu Bakar Yaakob, said
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      Lock icon Body found in river
      53 13 KUALA TRENGGANU, Fri. The body of a Japanese technician has been recovered near Jenagor River at the Kenyir hydro-electric project in iflu Trengganu. A police spokesman said Kalsuji Isogai. 35. was found about 20 metres from the place where the lorry he was driving fell into
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        Lock icon $80m fire damage
        46 13 KIRK caused $80 million worth of damage in the country last year, acting Director-General of the Fire Services Depannent Haii Badaruddin bin Haji Mokamed Isa said in Penang yesterday. He said at the State Fire Department Carnival this only involved property losses. NST.
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        Lock icon Love charms warning
        52 13 POLICE warned the public yesterday to be wary of a bogus "bomoh" selling "special love charms" who usually approaches bis victims at bus-stands. The warning was issued after the fourth victim, housewife Puan Puteh binti Abdullah, 55, was cheated $890 in cash and jewellery in Petaling Jaya
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        Sabah celebrations
        27 13 The Sabah Yang di-Pertua Negeri, Yun Haji Adnan Robert, launched the eightmonth long state centenary celebrations at a colourful ceremony in Penampang yesterday. The Star.
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      Lock icon Suspect dies
      38 13 SEREMBAN. Fri A robbery suspect died at the General Hospital here last night 22 hours after he was seT upon by passers-by and neighbours during an attempted hold-up in a house at Lobak Road here NST.
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      Lock icon Fewer Vietnamese refugees land
      144 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The number of Vietnamese boat people landing In Malaysia last month dropped to 1,200. lust over hall the figure in November, allaying official fears of a new refugee wave, informed sources said here. More than 4.200 refugees landed in October and November compared
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      Lock icon Hussein's call to civil service
      130 13 Hussein's call to civil service KUALA LUMPUR, Frt, Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn has urged the civil service to discard all unhealthy practices which could affect its performance. The civil service must increase its capabilities and he prepared to ensure that projects under the Fourth Malaysia Plan would be implemented
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      Bankers: Credit squeeze will hit economy
      328 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday BANKERS in Malaysia have warned that unless the tight credit squeeze is eased over the next one or two months, their role in helping support sustained economic growth in the country will be seriously undermined. If the growing tightness in the
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      52 13 T A VI D A T> V WORRY to written on housewife H»Um»h binti IAAI DAD! RMuuned Yatfm's face v she looks at her New Year baby. The boy, weighing JUItWM delivered in a taxi taking Pui Halinah, to the Kuala Iwnpv General Hwpltal. He is now in an lacabatw.
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      Lock icon 'Stockpile of pineapple is too much'
      263 13 'Stockpile of pineapple is too much' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday MALAYSIAN pineapple canneries should not have allotted as many as 600,000 cartons to Japan for the second half of last year, the First Secretary of the Japanese Embassy, Mr Tomoo Aoyagi, said here today. He was commenting on the stockpile of
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    Japanese experts sought under C-Plan
    293 14 Japanese experts sought under C-Plan SINGAPORE has asked Japan to send more than 40 experts in various fields for the next fiscal year, beginning in April. The experts Singapore needs under the Colombo Plan include television producers, medical specialists, designers in horticulture, specialists in non-destructive testing and welding technicians. 1
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    Worksite deaths Coroner orders probe
    242 14 Worksite deaths Coroner orders probe THE State Coroner has ordered the Factory Inspectorate to investigate and take action against the person who failed to intal safety hooks at a construction site where a labourer fell to his death last February. Mr Seng Kwang Boon gave this order at the end
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    Drug man was trailed from JB
    128 14 Drug man was trailed from JB A DISTRICT judge yesterday beard how narcotics officers trailed a man from Johore Baru into Singapore by train. Tne moment the train reached Woodlands, they searched him and found 24 straws of heroin, wrapped in a plastic packet, in his trouser pocket. Yesteday, Jumari
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    Prizes for top essays
    54 14 Prizes for top essays THE Senior Minister M State (Education), Mr Chai Chong Vii, will present prizes to winners of the national essay competition organised by the Chin Kang Huay Kuan and Nanyang Slang Pau. The presentation will be at a cultural show tomorrow at 1.30 p.m. at the Singapore
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    Changing of the guards
    35 14 THE SAF Provost Unit will conduct the Panging of theGuards ceremony at the Istana Main Gate tomorrow at 5.50 p.m. Tfe band o( the Singapore Infantry Regiment will be in attendance.
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    Tipsyi $15
    37 14 HOUSEWIFE K. latehiml, 37, was ftatd 83 jwHrJay by a nuKtrmte't court for being drank and Incapable at the void deck at Block 77. Teiok Himpii Drive oo New Year's Eve "She pleaded guilty 7
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    Siti's going on a mission to tell and sell
    198 14 AUSTRALIANS will be aWHtag abaat the vlrtae* «f ""ftr* as teutst stay rr»m the lips tt Mis* SIU Rmflaa Dm 4 tt the «-g»p«— Tsarist PromstUn Bs*rd. Miss 3M RaflaJi, M, a pablle reUMssa i—tal ant, la STPB's representatlve far MNmsa'i
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    Prof Lee is president
    62 14 PROFESSOR LEE 900 ANN has been elected ijuslint of the Boys' Brigade. Other office bearers are Mr Lee Uat Cheng 'vice-president), Mr Urn Keng Boon (vice-presi-dent), Rev Ronald Hu (chaplain), Rev T. C. Nga (chaplain), Mr Lim Knay Tham i brigade secretary). Mr Edmund E (assistant
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    21.348 Aussie visitors in October new high
    212 14 THE 21,348 Australian visitors to Singapore in October last year was a record. A Singapore Tourist Promotion Board statement yesterday said this was an impressive growth rate of 34 per cent over October 1979. From the less traditional market, India had an encouraging
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    Four doctors to talk on cancer
    118 14 Four doctors to talk on cancer FOUR Singapore doctors will give talks on different aspects of cancer at the Kampong Glam community centre this month. The talks will be held at 8 p.m. on four separate days. Or Low Cheng Hock of the Singapore General Hospital will begin on Monday
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      183 14 Bringing Up Father By BUI Ka vanagh V Hal Camp TVigae's absolutely \y vou mfan^/' exactly tMSCCTf- new **K N SO^hiKG WRON© W,TH I JUST >OUR PORTuNATE That i wPONG 1 .MA&iKAr.C*. vou physically, jioos- ivue »»e aches »^o just happened ~c V. j\qgs? JL tells ve VOU»E iN PERFECT
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1961 NEW GUARD
    771 16 The Straits Times SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1961 NEW GUARD THE Chinese political leadership is not unlike those of other nations. It wants to be sure it is not undermined from within, and will go to utmost lengths to ensure its legitimacy. Because of China's vastness and politico-regional diversities, it is
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    Question marks on the horizon this year
    2001 16  - Question marks on the horizon this year JOHN DRYSDALt By Hostages and recession will be main global issues Director, Asa Research Pte Ltd AT the beginning of this new year, international attention is focused mainly on two issues: The foreign policy implications of Mr Ronald Reagan's assumption of the US
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    686 16  - JAKARTA JOITINGS Beatles, brains and Batam ROSIHAN ANWAR By our Jakarta reporter MORE than 10 youths fainted in the West Java city of Bandung after hearing of ex-Beatle John Lennon's death. Two teenagers decided to observe a one-week period of mourning. One high school student did not attend classes for
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    414 16 LEGAL HISTORY TIME for a bit of legal history with the ushering in today of Legal Year 1981 at the Supreme Court. Who do you reckon was the first local or Malayan judge to sit on the High Court Bench here? Most of us will without hesitation think of Mr
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      77 17 [AM a resident of Recreation Road. Recently. Srs^ta'rkerT'ani S bewn S this Sday^nlWop to a new neighbouring factory to load and unload S^vS-s The^e drumi are a tt£ hazard to houses nearby. Ditchs and potholes have appeared as a result of these
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      In vain I explained about obvious coupon slip-up
      435 17 ON Dec 15, I parked my car at Car Park 22 along Tanglin Halt Road from 8.55 to 10.55 a.m. I used two Housing Board car park coupons but tore the second one wrongly. Instead of 9.55 a.m. I tore 9.55 p.m.
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      430 17 Social work: Firming staff -volunteer ties New measures to ensure dedicated volunteer workers a .wt* AmmL, r-*^i vw Mr* ri *jjt-u-i— TT~ u*Sa AS A volunteer worker I read with pleasure the report "New measures to ensure dedicated volunteer workers" (ST, Dec 19) indicating that the Singapore Council of Social
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      217 17 Taximan's honesty has made this trip memorable ON DEC 2. I took an NTUC taxi from the Singapore railway station to Kranji Way. It was my first trip to Singapore, and I was apprehensive that I might be taken for a longer ride than necessary. It was a long ride
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      105 17 WE REFER to the letter "A tear-rible experience at car park" (ST, Dec 5) by "Undeserving." Before the implementation of the coupon parking system, wide publicity was given by various news media on the proper use of the coupons. In addition, the instruction to tear off
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      64 17 HOUSEWIVES with small children can be helped to increase the labour force if they can be matched in pairs to share a job so that one goes to work in the morning and the other in the afternoon while the one not working takes care of the children.
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      522 18 TRADING la tke aew year at tke Sbsfaaare stock market begaa aa a nklipii wttk rattacMl aaa slandaa •eattaKs provWUmg nmie t Mtaw-tkramgh to Weaaeaaay's aall seaatoa. With lew exeeatlaas, share price* were marked largely aaehaagea 1 or a < oswae tower /higher aa laatflallaaal
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      137 18 THE Singapore forex was quiet yesterday with the US dollar opening at $2.0930 '50. It was traded down to $2 0900 10 before closing at $2.0900/05. A few banks are returning to the market after the Christmas. New Year holidays but the normal market has not yet resumed. Interbank rates
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      347 18 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm d»MHrd«y {cn^Hwltr eumf Local Mltn to ume aalt *f terelga earreaey: US dollar 2.0896 2.0905 2.8196 25 89 Sterling pound 1.9770 4.9960 7.3469 32.26 Australian dollar 2.4660 2.4685 3.4286 -28.07 NZ dollar 2.0110 2.0145 3.4206 -41.21 Canadian dollar 1 7510 1.7520 Local Mian
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      40 18 rj^qe f^^ lißmi dit, "EST"^* CaU deposlu 10 7 Clasiof Bajla* BaßJsg 3-month Treasury bills 8: t 6. 3-month Bank bU Is 14. 14 3 months CD 135/16 13 3/16 6 months CD 12'» 12*. gaoraa: Wilml DfcuiMl Ca.
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      26 18 THE AVERAGE rate at wMek majar Siagap«n> baaks are evrartiy prepared to lead to tfceir brat easterners b 1 3 J! per eeat.
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        35 18 SaaasTi-La 2190 -50 P'li M... ii« -30 PMC ioto -30 MI I 1390 -JO TasTf"..,.., S I? til M.U 474 -10 Sralioa 372 Mai., p.m. 243 W«ara»i 311 -t Aaibaaaador 304 Fad CaoUo 258
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        23 18 A P I PMHM«. to Vm Kiafi TX *30 8T P IB7S 1040 .20 Ron Ltoai lit 480 »i« OVt 870+15 DB9
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        20 18 Sim* D«rt>y JC.OOO S Land >i csk mum F Merlin 175,000 ToUl turnover 4 «m Toul value tl»S2m
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        37 18 Dec 31 Jan 2 BT.lndicator UMI.9I9JMOO Industrials m.82 «952 ias3 75 UT2 73 7«* ***** n "t"ue» 58J.73 SgtaZ Miaings: 4» M 409 45 Plantations 877.56 877 83 OCBC: 647 16 648 58 SESlnd ***** *****
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      428 18 LOWER-LINER stocks led the way in the first trading day of the new year as the Kuala Lumpur stock market drifted irregularly to close mixed. While trading was predominantly in the industrial lower-rung stocks, some interest was also seen in selected tin and property counters. These counters were
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        62 18 THE STRAITS tin price recovered 27 cents to $32.26 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 101 tonnes to 175 tonnes. The price was still within the ITA's middle price range of 30.01 to MJ32.74, dealers said. London's Wednesday higher half -day trading, buying support
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        377 18 PRICES in the Singaore rubber market closed weaker yesterday, with January RSS One buyers quoted at 283.25 cents per kilo, down 4.00 cents on Tuesday's full trading day close, dealers said. The morning market lost 1.25 cents on some isolated offering of February, they said. Prices eased fractionally during
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        66 18 NOON mt «M» jrtoM rmutiw StBtlO lluaH>» MtS MtMN M*» MtMN S8RS0 lluapOMI Ml 00 H3W MM* MtOON 8MRCV UuMhl MK ST.MM a»W 301 OO.N ml iiMsfdbu at oo arm atoo soioon «MMS llupdai MOW KM 9490 SU0N tMRCP UlapdM UNO UNO UNO UNO SMR1O (IHapdbU 1MM
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        33 18 Rubber Jan 2 Singapore: January: 283.25 cents (down 4.00 cent*) Malaysia: January: 298.50 cents (down 4.50 cent) Tin: M$32.26 per kilo) (up 27 cents) Official offering: 175 tonnes (down 101 tonnes)
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        342 18 HONGKONG Stocks chacd higher on selective buying of leading stocks in quiet business yesterday, dealers said. The Hang Seng index rose 51 27 poults to 1524.88. An end-week reluctance to trade was encouraged by the lack of clear signals from the US about the trend (or interest rates there,
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        7 18 THE stock market was ckned yesterday
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        149 18 CHINESE Prate* beaaage, twuiam, aaaadastag prleaa per 1M kg yestertey. Clllli Bulk fob tl« 00 tfU«n. old dram (n wcoßd hud drum) too 1153 00 wlltrt. nr* drum fob SI SO Ot t»Ucn C»»r«: Miird (Iook) $77 0« buyers Pi||ii: Muniok whiw ppptm- lob AM* NLW 5427 !0
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        134 18 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $40,145 and closed at $39,300 yesterday. In the Far Bast gold opened at a relatively high level at US$592 00 593.50 compared to the previous close of $580 00 582.00. The market was rather volatile in the morning due
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        82 18 KUALA LUMPUR: MalaysU's crude palm oil output is estimated to have fallen to around 215.000 tonnes in November from 25.794 tonnes in October, The Palm Oil Registration and Licensing Authority (Porla) said in the second of its new series of preliminary estimates. This compares with
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        84 18 THE Temerloh Rubber Estates Berhad announced an unaudited group net profit of Msl.oB million ($1 43 million), for the six months ended October 31. on a turnover of $8 62 million ($10.85 million). The parent company's net proAt was $778,000 ($1 13 million), on a turnover of $3.60
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        60 18 BUKTT Katil Rubber Estates Berhad announced aa unaudited pre-tax profit of *****.798 ($08,424), for the six months ended October 31 Rubber production was 4M,996 lbs (521.470). and average selling price 83.10 cents per lb (76.53 cents) Oil palm output was 3.42 million long tons (2 91 million i
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        47 18 UNITED Malayan Flour Mills Berhad announced a group pre-tax profit of Ms 2 62 million ($2.63 million), tor the year ended July 31. A tint and dual dividend of X per cent gross (10 per cent), payable on January S, has been declared Reuter
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        Sydney starts on firm note
        246 20 SYDNEY, Fri. Energy issues were featured as the share market started the New Year on a firm note today. Turnover was light in the absence of institutional and overseas buying, dealers said. i-NDisrw m s JAN 02 CWlll C I 230 un.h A N I
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        494 20 LONDON, Wed. The stock market was quiet and featureless in extremely thin trading on Wednesday ahead of the New Year holiday, dealers nid. A* 3pm, the FT index was up 2.3 at 474.9. Leading industrials were generally unchanged with mostly traders' books fully squared ahead of
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        34 20 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday Cloiex! Wednesday 474.5 Wwk A«o Closed DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thurida* Closed Thursdajr..- Clo»ed W«ekA«o ClOMd AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS rrHt, Thursday Closed W«.A|O ALL ORDINARIES rrUUy ,0.7.14 Thursday TIS.9
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      1495 19 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts aie quoted after the word "sett" Bic Board
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1589 19 - THE lut iruiactrd ready sale at Uat rloa* of husinev. on tht Stock Exrhang* o( Singapore yesterday compared with lid previous day's prim Mftrthn- with MO Mjrh aat low Adjusted for smp rights tone) 1*M Utl Hi«k Low Crapaay Sale orSK1TION ONE INDUSTRIAL t COMMERCIU. 372 245 Arma
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      1704 19 BID and oftw prtcw officially listed and budntat in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Slock Exchange yesterday, with the number ol shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise spec! fed INIHSTRIALS Alamitl i J.OOB) Mraai (2.845) (3) 2.83 (8) 2.84 Alei BaM
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      46 19 Ul and Pen 9 50 .30 lieriunlai 13.00 30 O C B C 12 20 20 M U Ind U 40 .20 Tan Chong 5.35 .15 Tawk 5.50 .15 P M R I 6.75 .15 G Ceramics 4 24 14 I Ud Malacca 4.30 .10
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      41 19 Gopeng Con 33.00 I 1.00 Petaling 18.50 .50 K« Lanjut 7.80 .40 Hong I-aong Ind 4.98 136 P M Hold 7.15 .35 IM Text 0.80 .22 Rahman H>d 1520 20 B Raya 6.35 r 15 H L Finance 6.90 .15
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      96 19 CENTRAL Sugars Berhad has declared a secood Interim dividend ol dght per cent grosa for the II monthi ending December 31. (10 per cent for the year ended June 30. 1979), making a total of 18 per cent gross 15 per cent) The compaay aaJd because of
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      Phenomenal rise in market value of top 100
      1118 20 Phenomenal rise in market value of top 100 OCBC EMERGES TOP THE total market value of the top 100 companies listed on the Stork Exchange of Singapore reached $38.79 billion at the end of last year, representing a phenomenal increase of $16.9 billion over the total capitalisation of $21.93 billion
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      Unit trusts
      180 20 ■NGAFOU UNIT TSUR (MiiHiM' prim tar Jaa i) The Commerce 3.23 3 «0 The Sivlnfi Fund LM 2.04 S port Pro* Fund 1 L«? Spore Sec Fund 2 12 US S'pore Invest Fund 1 89 l.M S'pore Equity Fund 131 1 37xd uuiiMnnur (Ml«i|in' prim hciHl) Mil Invwt
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      782 18 CONGR4TUUTIONS &BEST WISHES ffjj THOMSON BRANDT on the occasion of their l^opeanStandandElectrorifc singepore STH ANNIVERSARY TODAY from A, SIONG ELECTRONIC (M) SON. BHD. A SfOIVG INDUSTRIES (M)SDN. BHD. 511, 537, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, K.L. 02-01. Tel: *****3 (4 lines), *****3 Sole distributors for THOMSON products in Malaysia d Brunei
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      683 19 II w< li/t^Vv->b nVWv t sPwftCl i leading multinational electronics company is looking for growth-oriented personnel to join us as TOOL ft DIE MAKERS Opportunities exist for candidates who wish to upgrade their skill in EDM, TIG welding, pneumatic production tooling and plastic injection/compression mold repair and fabrication. The successful
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      621 19 OVERSEAS APPOINTMENT Our Associate Company in the Sultanate ot Oman, involved in cawtiatbaa MDmtbtiy air conditioning, refnftratnn. adver ttsint and central trading seeks dynamic Singapore Malaysians for following positions 1) Automobile Air-conditioning Specialist Salary: SI. BOO per month tai fret rTa^wSsolns i) Minimum 8 years experience in servicing repairs and
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      570 20 Cadet Bank Officers Overseas Union Bank invites applications from young graduates keen to take up a challenging career in banking. Selected candidates will be appointed initially as Cadet Bank Officers and will undergo one year training and development programme. On successful completion of the cadetship, they will be confirmed as
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      672 20 SPECIAL ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE CONSUMER PRODUCTS DIVISION (RwwiifMon paefcag* wfM b« competitor* to attract outstanding ajaJMH] JOHNSON JOHNSON Singapore, leading health-core company, invites career-minded professionals to opply for the position of Special Account Executive with our Consumer Products Division THE JOB: This is a monogement position reporting directly to the General
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      2939 21 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES «tCTK>M MOEX Telephone Service: *****22 a«nnMAL iFßVtcr* Mo«doy-Fndoy BXom- 5 00 p m Ordr«, 80 crs p« -ord irrm >l 2 00> iSKkHuSSx Sotwdov 8 30 o m 300 p m m eaam nvucyr (1230 am tarSul Tmal Sem^Onploy $14 00 pt> column cm B BSBPIOTBBBPI
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      2879 22 STcTK-TrT -.^S^Sn^l^ 1 T'' te^"'^ ""'J"™"' w^r^^trpT.cfenT 1 f^HA 37 Gardening f^ o C--"^ *n£S«ja-^ 46 Situation. V.C«.t p^^-nn^Comp^ t.n.Uonal^rpor.^nm^ufac- enc^not necesaary Ple^ M JSf^'u-ln'tSS In^.^ F H .T. T-J 345*14* IAILSITAiIT A > MARKETING/ ment in Juron, Town require, a plelse c.T^r.y 'a" I LJk i 1 V SEE
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      3189 23 ir _~i I ii i If a, i la* 1 a ifi* I 111/i\ ii miiii i ffl/fv HsßßmaMii 11^ N EflHloviaaat l/fv H wpHjMM i lII 'A' h tpa^ajjwawm ibi A' j va •^■■■'f™™™* 1 h t I1I 1 A J H f J t j II J J
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      502 24 m^^^^^^^^^^^-f 46 Situations Vacant d) Technical V^Pa^Llsssssssssssssssssssssssssss^BssW^ JOIN A WINNING TEAMI WE ARE STILL GROWING Increasing business in this region require us to Invite suitable applicants lo Join our Service Department as SERVICE/SALES ENGINEERS immediately OuaMtod applicants should 1. VITB Certificate, be technical minded, preferably experienced In metal machining, tool
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      1095 24 m PHILIPS A (VIDEO I) SMMOEN ELECTRONICS PTE LTD Lorong 1 Toa Payoh A UD sidlary of Sumitomo ElecSingapore 1231 trie Industries Ltd., Japan In- vites applications for: We have immediate vacan- nDIWCD f*IIU ciet for the following posi- UMI VCM l/UIVI tion.: DESPATCHER !<v rcruuiriAU Applicants must possess a
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      499 24 w ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN Applicants are invited tor the above position with an International Organisation M#QUeT#VH9fItS c Minimum OCE O' level with a good command of English. c Ability to write Independently and perform research c Matured, responsible and diligent, with a flair for details Eiperience: Previous library experience Is an
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      730 24 'DENTAL ASSISTANT NURSE required Able to start Immediately Apply personally Blk 58. 83 Marine Terrace Saturday/ Sunday DESPATCH CLERK REOUMED by well established company Applicants must possess Class 3 driving licence and must own motor bike Good prospects for right candidates Please apply In person lo: 75. Jalan Benaan Kapal
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      588 24 FULL TIME PHOTOSTATING Operators wanted by well established company 235. 2nd floor. Queensway Shopping Centre. Singapore. 0314. Tel *****2 GAROENER WANTED. Monday Wednesday. Friday. Saturday hours daily f7O a month Apply 32J. Nasslm Road GENERAL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY COMPANY (S) PTE LTD PuWtehers of the Singapore Phone Book COMMERCIAL ARTISTS c
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      468 24 Nestle An International Food and Beverage Company Invites suitably qualified candidates for the following posts In Its affiliated Manufacturing Company In Jurong: FORKLIFT DRIVER c Secondary Education c Experience In Forkllft Driving c Age: 22-28 c Must be able to work on 2 shifts rotation OFFICE BOY c Primary Six/
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      649 24 m requires DRIVERS Male Singapore citizens Between the ages of 18 and 4} Able to work in rotational shifts Possess s valid Class 111 Driving licence At least one year's relevant working experience Have a working knowledge of English Please call personally for Interview TOOAV from *J0 am to 11
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      385 24 II FfIfSTsinwSSBStBIST National Semiconductor Pte Ltd requires Electronic Technicians (7) Diploma/FTC in Electronic Engineering Those with ITC and some related experience will also be considered. Responsible for the maintenance and repair of computerised test systems and related equipments. Electrical Technicians (2) I.T.C/Trade Certificate in Electrical Engineering. Responsible for plant installation,
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      762 24 te SPARE PARTS TRAOSMO FMM urgsntty rssjsSrsa: TWO DESPATCH RSOERS s Possess Clsss 2 driving hI .Tier s Completed N S ONE EXPERIENCED SPARE PARTS ASSISTANT Knowledge of Msndarln and other dialects completed NS Knowledge of vehicle spare parts essential Intecssss il parti— plssss casi parasnaay 47. PRBIIEP STREET SINGAPORE
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      893 25 mm EXPAT FAMB.V REOUMES English speaking live-In Indian Amah 4fi Situations Vacant In( n cooking and general situation* vacant nousework call: ******. or come personally to 163. Hnlcrest Road. aaaaaßßi^ES&===SSßßßßi 5 1/2 miles, Buklt Tlmah. Spore 1128 Oood salary for right perH) Domestic E^H"sS3 a^'S cook Tel: *****5 AMAH MATURE.
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      779 25 c R^airse Servicing c Rims tfi'JtifJ&p yjJtt^ Spares Chemicals Additives Batteries a Motor Oil c Wheel flwawcirry# jH> rlWgrJK^gnition Systems Soundproofir Rustprooting Car Radio/ CassfiUflarJ j^imJMuna c Upholstery c Spray -painting a Repairs^^aJJ fc|^fei|Mjs|^^Additives D^r«^«3SBBl>^BBBBBBBBBlBfl/Oi IbBBBBBBsKJ BBBalPalK EaVrwC 4 aTI aiw^F^^§^J* l^FU^^HF^^**Q im^^J^Bir^^^B^^ m laW roo n bbßT^ssss! aWaaßßsl l^asssff
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      210 25 \m •^^CrT2OI2M atC-^V MC 018 watts RMS Per Channel at 4 ohms "■*■«■•> v OAuto-Eiect Cassette Car Stereo. (4\fl\up (AM FM Stereo). OIFET, 14Tr»,61C-B,7DtodeB •Treble Bass Loudness Control. Glory Motor Trading Co. 398, East Co— l Road. Singapore t542 Tv *****48 W AUTO-GLAZE 1 yk ROC-COAT l lpß^BassssssssssHaasH i'aWpCaV^»\ W
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      821 25 jt The Beet afrQ 3-Chemicel n^T Ruatproofing Calac Chemicals Engineering Re Ltd Modi 9035 Ho. 145 147 M 9 A^ Uo >«, 1.A.,1,,^ PoA 11. l 4'v»Ws/4 55 Vehicle* For Sale a) Mini OCTOBCR 1t72 MINI Clubman New paint, cassette player. PARF eligible t5.850 ono View 290. Tanjong Katong Road.
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      856 25 I*7* OATSUN IBM. Automatic. 1 private owner, alrcond. radio/ cassette Beautiful condition $14,200 ono Tel 7(***** 1*77 OATSUN MSA FII Tip lop condition One owner $13,500 ono Tel *****7* I*7* OATSUN t«OA Owner leaving Immaculate $18,000 o n o *****1 View 33. Bedok Terrace I*7* OATSUN I**V 1 owner, alrcond.
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      1674 26 times Saturday ca 55 Vehicles For Saw t) Honda ALMOST 197* HONDA Accord 1600 One company owner, alrcond cassette Road tax/ tyres new *****33 APRIL I*7l HONDA Civic 3-door 1238 c c alrcon. cassette, road tax expires March 1981 In excellent condition Selling for $19,500 o no Tel *****53 after
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      877 26 APRIL 1977 TOYOTA Publlca 1000 c.c First owner Excellent condition Selling $***** 0.n.0. Contact *****90 AUOUST 1973 TOYOTA Corona MXII Alrcon/ radio, cassette, alloy wheels. PARF eligible Offers *****19. BEAUTIFUL I*7s TOYOTA Cellca. Alrcon, sports rims. Excellent condlUon. Asking $11,400. Contact *****0 .END 1979 TOYOTA Corona 1600 c c. 1
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      808 26 LM MOTOR CREDIT offers the best terms for hire purchase New L used vehicles are acceptable. Tel: *****1 MB) ft VOLVO 144 PARF eligible Fair condition In running order Call CSTay *****07 NEW LOTUS SOMES 2 J (2174 c.c.) MODEL AJWMVMO SOON •2 mlir EeprN EcM 1 SIIUI Esprit Turk)
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      1371 26 AY GS 418 Selling cheap. With D G Pipe. Head Light. Konl. Airfork. KAN Filter. TT 100 $2,500 x 10 Instalment ($151) Call Kirn *****7 from 8.00 am to 2 p.m. on Sat and Sun AW HONDA XL 2506. S-ldom used Showroom condition. Price negotiable. Or exchange Road Bike. *****34
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      777 26 ■Iff a m m w^M^ 11 Jall >M 1* AcciMNPoaniofi rropsnm DIST 1* DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI. DETACHED House, large garden. 3 bedrooms, fully furnished Available soon Rental $2,500 Please ring: *****12/ 3. OWT. I*/ 11 2 Two-storey spaclous detached bungalows. 4 bedrooms, tastefully furnished $7,000 and partly furnished with swimming pool.
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      898 26 CORONATION PLAZA JAPANESE style design bachelor apartment Furnished and alrcondltloned $1 JOO Call Catherine *****1 1 DIST. 10. AVASLABLE NEW 3-bed-Apartment al Rldgewood Elegantly furnished High floor, airconditioned, washer/ dryer All recreational facilities Swimming, badminton Tennis, sauna, gymnasium Principals only CAM: *****6/ 7 during office hour No Broker. *****62 after
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      785 26 FURNISHED ROOM AVAILABLE or working ladles in Serangoon Oarden Phone *****4 between 8 30am to 1030 am or evening/ right anyday FUMMSHBO ROOM FOR foreign students at Ang Mo Klo new flat Pleasant environment. Tel *****90 FUNMBHCO ROOMS FOR foreign students In Ang Mo Klo Tel *****85 OFF ORCHARD/ SCOTTS
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      862 26 i OIST Is. OOOOMAN NOAO, tlngle<torey bungalow, freehold, not vacant poueulon Area approximately 13.00P «j ft fnr ule Write with best bid to: Maxwell Road PO Box 2463. Singapore 9044 OltT. 11. NfNOVATfO t 1/1•TOMfY split-level terrace. 2.200 »q (t 3 bedrooms. 1 servant's Freehold $340,000 Tel Mrs Chan *****5
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      774 27 63 Residential Proper- tit* For Sale i 'I N b) Flats R WALK-UP APARTMENT off Balestler Road, approx 1.280 sq ft. 3 Bedrooms, parquet throughout, unfurnished HI $210,000 Homer *****44/*****37 n (9am lpm) vi BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED MOO H ERN Mariiiuld Townhouse Built- in 2.100 sqft 4 bedrooms Air- cond Terrazzo'
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      738 27 FLAT FOM SALE by owner International Plaza. 2 bedrooms unit on Kith floor with ocean view Available Immediately Please .all *****35 ODENVILLE CONDOMINIUM ■miBV corner upper maisonette. 2.700 sq.ft complete facilities $770,000 Please call 295-9541 No brokers please HOB IMPROVED 4-ROOMED flat. partly furnished Quiet and peaceful surroundings 180.000 Immediate
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    230 29 (AGE 55 YEARS) pataad away paacafeNy on 2/v«1 Kavmg behind wit* ton, daughlara, daughlaf-m-law and grandton Cortege laavaa trom Blk 14S. 973-A Lof 1, To* Payoh at 2p.m. lor burial at Chua Chu Kang Camalary on 3/1/(1. For »nquiri«i tal: ******3 BEATRICE GABRIEL OF Chellakan Street Water Tank
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    101 29 v ish to express their heartfelt t ianks and gratitude to Doctors. Matron and nursing staff of Gleneagles Hospital, Rev. Ngoei Foong Ngrtian and Rev. E S. Lsu, relatives, friends and business associates for their kind aimUnce, condolences, attendance, wreaths and generous donations for charitable organisations in their
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    50 29 We wish to express our dsapaat sympatny and condolence to MR. SMAJ OMAR MATTAR FAMILY on the recent death of their mother. MDM SITI MAJMUNAH CHK BTEBAM who departed on Ist Jan. 81 Inserted by: Ow K.i Yee, Peter Lai, Skmon Lee, Andrew Ouek. David Phon and MasniJooe.
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    41 29 ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY HUSBAND, FAMILY AND LOVED ONES IN LOVING MEMORY OF SUSHIL KUMAR RATHI Departed 3.1 M Sadly missed but fondly remembered by all friends and colleagues. MDM TONG WEE GOH (MRS WONG TWEE YORK) DEPARTED: 15/1/80
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    IN LOVING MEMORY OF THE LATE
    166 29 IN E VERLOVWG MEMORY OF who was taken to be with the Lord on 3rd January 1971. *'The Lord Is my light and my salvation: whom shall I fear? The Lord Is the strenfth of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?" children,
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      226 29 IN MEMORIAM MR. M.S.M. PRAGASAM Life would be meaningless If death were the end of it all. You good man have but gone on to your further destiny to seek the understanding of your faith and being the good man you always were and always will be. you will find
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      481 29 4 Mdm. Ong Kirn Neo Age 90 passed away peacefully on 1/1/81 leaving behind Sons: Daughters: WEE TIAN SENG WEE BENG CHOO WEE TIAN KIAT WEE POH CHOO WEE TIAN SEAH WEE CHIN CHOO WEE TIAN YEW WEE YAH CHOO Sons-in-law; Doughters-in-low YEO TECK BEE TAN EE CHOO LIM AH
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      Lock icon Ex-Liverpool boss helps part-timers Altrincham
      434 31 LONDON, Fri. Parttimers Altrincham have been receiving some help from former Liverpool manager Bill Shankly as they prepare to tackle his old club in the English Football Association Cup tomorrow. Altrincham, one of only three semi-professional sides among the last 64 in the third round,
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      300 31 LONDON, Fri. Celtic conceded a goal in less than a minute, but came back to beat Kilmarnock 2-1 yesterday and move to within two points of leaders Aberdeen in the Scottish Premier soccer League. Jim Hughes netted the early goal for bottom club Kilmarnock.
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      478 31 W. GERMANS SURRENDER 42ND-MINUTE LEAD MONTEVIDEO, Fri. World champions Argentina bounced back dramatically with two goals in the last five minutes to edge out West Germany 2-1 in the Mundialito Gold Cup soccer tournament here yesterday. West Germany, the European champions, seemed to have
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      Rivelino banned for three months
      174 31 Rivelino banned for three months JEDDAH, Frl. Farmer BruUUa Meeer captain RaberU RJveUM bit been wpe.— for tkree mMths by the Su« AnHu PMttall Federation f»r sp»rt«m»nl I kr behavioor aad acttaos agmlMt SMdi ArmMM •aeeer aad Mdety." In a televised match last week between RlvelliM's rl«b, Hlial, •JKI IttUuul,
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      Short course pool favours the US
      313 31 GAINESVILLE (Florida), Fri. The 25-metre pool for the 13-nation meet here, starting today, should be an advantage for the American team, according to United States coach Mark Schubert. Seven US world recordholders, and most of the rest of the honorary US Olympic team, will
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      78 31 PASADENA (California). Fri. Butch WooUolk rushed (or 170 metres and one touchdown. John Wangler teamed with spwdMtr Anthony Carter for another and a massive Michigan defence kept Washington out of the end zone yesterday to lift fifth-ranked wolverines to a 23-6 victory In the 67th Rose Bowl. The
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      345 31 McNamara in line for biggest pay cheque MELBOURNE. Fri MELBOURNE, Fri. Peter McNamara, of Australia, squeezed into the semi-finals of the U5350,000 ($728,000) Marlboro Australia Open tennis championships at Kooyong here yesterday after a five-set marathon against young American Peter Rennert. McNamara, who —i« to pick up his biggest pay
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      Lock icon England to be strongly represented
      149 32 LONDON, FYi. England will be strongly represented in the Copenhagen Cup badminton tournament in Denmark from today until Tuesday. In addition to Ray Stevens, Kevin Jolly and Jane Webster (singles), world champions Nora Perry and Jane Webster (women's doubles), Stevens and Mike Tredgett (men's doubles)
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      145 32 Champion boxer Garcia dies BAN DIBGO, Fri. Farmer world mUilr weight bMdag champion CoferlM Garcia, wfceae "bato" puefc brought him 51 kaeck-eato, died here yesterday at 71. (iairla, who held the crown ban IMI 11, WM the first Filipino world boxing rkjunplon. He retired la 1*45 after 18 yean la
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      Strong fancy Maharaj can give punters flying start
      1878 32  -  r EPSOM JEEP By IPOH, Fri. Maharaj, a strong stable fancy, can give punters a flying start in the new season in Race One here tomorrow. A winner over the Bukit Timah 1,200 metres in 1 mm. 12.4 sec. in October, this
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      SELECTIONS
      115 32 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY MISTY LAD Maharaj Hasty Glen SUver Chief HaatyQ4an Blue Lagoon Silver Chief Authentic Hair Sunburnt MaharaJ 2 So Bright ParklaneKid Quay Shell C. O. Staff Son* Writer ParklaneKid C. O. Staff So Bright Port Royale Its WofMtocful Dashing David Jackie's Jacky Ravon Ottoman It's Wonderful
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      BRIEFS
      362 32 STANFORD (California), Fri. Peter Butler ran 15 kilometres in 43 mm. 31.4 sec. to set a Canadian national record in the runner's world track invitational yesterday. Runner-up Martli Kiilohoma, of Finland, broke his own Finnish record with 43:42.5. Third was George Malley. who Just missed Bill Rodgers' American record
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      Top gallops of the week
      199 32 Top gallops of the week Tuesday (good): CUaa 2: Jacques 35.8 in stylish fashion, Robin Brook 38.6 attractively, Valley Fame 38.6. PointUlist 37.4, Persian Sapphire 44 on the bit, Wee Melody 39 easily, Bolshevik 39 on the bit with turning point. CUm t: Regent Beauty 38.2, The Mission 43.2 on
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      Lock icon Canadian Butler sets national record
      278 32 Canadian Butler sets national record Given a break on the tea of several metres on each hole to equalise the power difference between men and women, Donna had eight birdies and one bogey, when she threeputted the 10th hole to take a two-stroke lead over E. Harvie Ward. MOTOR SALLYING
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      THE MUDLARKS
      60 32 HOUSES to follow if there to rain: RACE 1: Bakit Bintug n, IrUn, AnUM-ntir Heir, SaUdU 11. RACE 2: Smr Writer, Uuay Shell, Part Rayale. RACE S: Jackie's Jacky. RACE 4: Quicksilver RACE 5: Ing.t II, Robin Br**kr, Smart Gallaper, iUvtag Eyes n. RACE <: Sahall II, Be
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      Lock icon Malvin takes pole position
      114 32 TOKYO, Fri. Peter Malvin. of the United States, and his Japanese crew, Tsuneo Kobayashi, moved into top place after the first race today of a six-race International 470-class yachting meeting off Enoshima island near here. They were placed third in today's race, but first overall with
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      30 32 THE next NAFA test will be held at the National Stadium (4.30 pm) today. Late registration will be accepted between 3.30 and 4.30 pm on the test day.
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      WI slump in dramatic climax...
      167 33 MULTAN, Fri. The West Indies lost four wickets for only one run in a dramatic climax to the third day of the fourth and final cricket Test against Pakistan here to*»v. At the close, the West Indies were 85 for five in their second innings,
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      148 33 WEST INDIES lit In* Ut PAKISTAN lit Una (•veratjcat 10M) Saafla, c Garner b Clarke 0 Mhb Clarke 3 Mm JM c Richards b Gar ncr 41 Javea c Haynes b Croft 57 Waafan Bail run out 8 Tsarrr c Murray b Mar shall 8 Waalm Raja not out
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      Sichi looks hard to beat in Race Six
      421 33  -  FAIRWAY By TPOH, Fri. Sichi looks hard to beat in Race Six here on Sunday. The Son of Kirrama was a runaway winner in Kuala Lumpur In October, romping home by 12 lengths in a Class 3, Division 1 2,000 metres race.
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      473 33 AUSTRALIA'S pee attack devastated India's top-order batting on the opening day of the first Test match here today, but a middle-order recovery at least provided a respectable total of 201. The Indian fight-back was emphasised when they took two quick Australian wickets in the final
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      133 33 INDiA lat maa: Gavaakar c Marsh b lillee 0 Ckaakaa c Border b Pascoe 20 Veaoarkar c Marsh b UUee 22 Vknraaatk b Hogg 26 Skarata c Marsh b Pascoe 6 PatU ret. hurt 65 KaaU Dcv c Marsh b Pascoe 22 Klrmaal c Walters b I.illee 27 Btaay
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      Gek Hua invited to join national squad
      281 34  -  PETER SIOW By LIM GEK HUA, who missed the recent national table tennis championships because her entry arrived after the closing date, has been invited to Join the Singapore squad in centralised training for the world tournament in Yugoslavia in April. Gek Hua,
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      SACA hope to raise $30,000 from expo
      133 34  -  PATRICK BASTI ANS By THE Singapore Amateur Cycling Association's exposition starts today at Bedok South and ends on Feb. 15. SACA hope to raise $30,000 from the exposition. This is the sum SACA say they need to prepare teams for the South-east Asia
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      First meet
      29 34 CHINESE Swimming Club will start their 1981 programme with their first single agegroup meet at their Club pool in Amber Road on Tuesday at 7 p. m.
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      Ang's making waves
      239 34  -  KEN J ALLEH Jr By SINGAPORE'S Aag Peag Sltf, arruMy haa kagaa to akaw lmawwwt hi Hewtoa, matlaa wave* by wla■lax tfce r*M meaal at Ike Texas lator-l al ver•lty rliwpli— Mp» r». eerily. la a tetter U kla father Aag Teek Bee, Peat; mag jtotilaaea that
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      Jita's Malaysia Cup plan for newcomer Kannan
      335 34  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE YOUTH striker Kannan Kunjuraman will be given the chance in the Malaysia Cup soccer competition to gain a place in the national squad (or international tournaments. This is the plan Singapore manager-coach Jita Singh has for Kannan, who is
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      Special sale of season tickets
      166 34 Special sale of season tickets THE Football Association of Singapore have arranged a special sale of 500 grandstand and 3,500 gallery Malaysia Cup season tickets at the National Stadium tomorrow from 8 a. m reports JOE DORAI. The tickets (grandstand $76 and gallery $34) will be sold at the East
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      Defence lead rest in squash league
      132 34 DEFENCE lead in all three divisions of the inter-ministry squash League as the tournament approaches its end. In Division Two matches last week. Defence routed Environment 5-0 and Social Affairs trounced Education by the same margin at Mowbray Camp. Challenge Home Affairs seriously challenge
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      SBHFL give two clubs more time
      284 34  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By SINGAPURA FORUM and Chartered Industries have until 1 p.m. today to register their players with the Singapore Business Houses Football League for this year's season, which kicks-off on Monday. i This follows the SBHFL tournament committee's decision last night to extend
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      Asian Cup put off until March
      172 34  - Asian Cup put off until March R. MANOR A J By NATIONAL hockey coach Sheikh Shahnaz is happy that the Asian Cup finals in Lahore has now been put off until March, instead of Feb. 6 as originally scheduled. This will give Shahnaz enough time to work with his team
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      Lock icon Allen on the move again?
      60 34 LONDON, Fri. Nineteen year-old striker Clive Allen could be Involved in his third £1 million transfer deal. He has been left out of the Crystal Palace side for tomorrow's Football Association Cup third-round match at Manchester City after talks with manager Malcolm Allison earlier this
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      Lock icon Azam wrecks
      43 34 DACCA, Fri. The Bangladesh Cricket Control Board Prwidenfs XI were 103 for three, in reply to the Marylebone Cricket Club score of 79 all out, at the clow of play on the first day of a two-day match at Faridpur Reuter.
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      Jehangir will not come for exhibition
      161 34 Jehangir will not come for exhibition JEHANGTA KHAN. 18, the world's youngest squash professional, will not be coming to Singapore for a proposed exhibition match, reports PATRICK BAOTIANB. Said Sunny Sapuan, marketing director of Glory Sports, who were arranging the player's trip: "Jehangir is going flat out to win all
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      Kallang Bowl to stage two tourneys
      164 34  - Kallang Bowl to stage two tourneys WILFRED YEO By THE Kallang Bowl will be organising two tournaments next month a singles marathon for men and a 2-4-6-8 competition (or women. The marathon will be played over 40 games, while the 2-4-6-8 competition is a novelty event, in which automatic strikes
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      437 34 MONEY-BACK OFFER Full cash refunds on all Vespa PISOX/ PISOS registered on a Lucky Day in January 1981. >t *(?6J&* Here's your chance to own the new Vespa SCOK *v PI SO X or Vespa PISOS absolutely free' *Naß^ai'^^ A^Jla^ To participate, a// you Ziave fo do is answer jm^r
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      309 35 BLOW FOR PENANG Substitute Ibrahim delivers killer-punch TODAY Pahang v Fed. Territory (StMdlam [MralmskmT, Kmmmtmm, 8) TOMORROW Malacca v Selangor (Kvbm StaAmm, 4J$) Perak v Perils (Tuiptmg Stadium, 4.3$) KELANTAN 1 PENANG O KOTA BAHRU, Fri. Kelantan made nonsense of the theory that fortune favours the brave in their opening
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      82 35 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON Fttcrtly: Fraser And Neave Scheme v Negri SembUan Youth (Outram Secondary School, 7). GOLF Keppel Club gold medal competition (Keppel, 1). RUGBY SRU LMgM Dtv 1: Bunnies v Chuckles; YeUuw Jackets v Bravo (Dieppe, 5); Sembawang Tigers v Scorpions (Terror ground, 5). Mv t: SAOBA v Chuckles
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      275 35 TRENGG ANU 3 JOHORE 2 KUALA TRENGGANU, Fri. Midfield player Mohamed Nik turned in a star performance for Trengganu in their opening Malaysia Cup soccer match against Johore at the Kuala Trengganu Stadium here today. Though much credit goes to striker Zulkifli Hamzah, who
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      205 35 Selvam makes dream debut for Kedah KEDAH I FORCES 1 ALOR STAR, Fri. D. Selvam made a dream debut for Kedah in this Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Stadium Darulaman here tonight. The 22-year-od striker delighted 5,000 fans by scoring Kedah's equaliser in the 17th minute. In a closely-fought
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      186 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. THE Malaysian Amateur Basketball Association have included four overseas trips in this year's calendar. They are the first Asian Basketball Confederation championship for club teams in Hongkong from March 28 to April 5, Singapore Pesta Sukan in September, ABC men's championship in
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      99 35 SAFRA put off trial THE Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association have postponed their rugby selection trials to tomorrow evening at Farrer Park (4), reports KEN JALThe club, one of two local clubs who are taking part in the Singapore Rugby Union Division One league, were to have made their final
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      208 35  -  PETER SIOW By TAN KOK WAH will again not put his boat out to sea in this weekend's Singapore Yachting Association series, off Changi. A boat-builder, Tan, who missed last month's Laser Open because of business commitments, hj.s opted out for the same
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      257 35  - Kay Sine asked to become coach f BERNARD PEREIRA By FORMER Singapore international Leong Kay Sine has been asked to coach the national women's badminton squad. Kay Sine, 26, quit the national training squad two months ago to under-study Wee Choon Seng, the current women's coach. But her job as
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      402 35 SINGAPORE'S Fraser and Neave Badminton Training Scheme squad were at half-strength last night when they lost 3-4 to Negri Sembilan Youths in a friendly match at Baharuddin Vocational Institute so they claim, says BERNARD PEREIRA. But nonetheless, those who saw the match must admit
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      67 35 SAN FRANCISCO. Fri. Promoters of the Runner's World indoor classic hope that a strong international field would produce the first subfour minute mile ever here at Cow Palace. Five of the top 10 indoor milers in history, including Americans Steve Scott, Steve Lacy and Don Paige,
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      235 36 THOSE RESOLUTIONS NEW YEAR is the time when resolutions are made sometimes to be kept but more often to be broken. But resolutions reveal a side of the person making them. So what better way to get to know the people who write in the SUNDAY TIMES
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      223 36 THE POPE ON SEX IN THE New Year, the rlpplei from a movement originating In the Vatican City will be felt here. The Pope has launched a reontrr-rpvolPtlon aralnst the breakdown of the old moral)*.,, In particular, against sexual permbmlvenem. Where his predetesssr Paul VI fought a defensive
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    120 36 COLOMBO. Fri. Free trade zones are to be established in Sri Lanka to attract foreign investors for the development of agricultural projects. A committee of senior officials appointed by President Juntas Jayewardene is now working out a scheme of Incentives to be offered to
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    32 36 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2 48 to 966 47 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    58 36 What a lot of money! THIS IS how much a million US dollars physically amount to. For a special report on tome of America's 111, 111 millionaires, Money magazine persuaded the Bureau of Engraving and Printing In Washington to stack np one million one-dol-lar notes for a rare photo. The
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    53 36 BEIJING, Fri. A baby girl with four legs has been born on a commune in North China's Hebei province, a Chinese scientific newspaper said today. Peking science and technology printed two photographs of the baby, born last September to peasant parents who already had a normal
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    Lock icon Hua still chairman says Foreign Ministry
    228 36 Hua still chairman says Foreign Ministry BEIJING, Fri. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said today that Mr Hua Guofeng remained chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, although diplomatic observers said that from a practical standpoint he appeared to have lost his power. The most pointed indication of Mr Hua's imminent political
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    Odds on Poland invasion between Jan and March
    517 36 Odds on Poland invasion between Jan and March WASHINGTON, Fri US official report THE Soviet Union is not yet ready to take any action against Poland, but the odds strongly favour an invasion likely to occur between mid- January and late March, the United States House Intelligence Oversight Sub-committee said
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    222 36 Two US congressmen off to Kampuchea and Vietnam BANGKOK, Fri. Two United States congressmen left here today for Vietnam and Kampuchea on a brief trip during which they hope to meet government officials, including Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach, American Embassy sources said today. Mr Stephen Solarz (Democrat-New York)
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS
    39 36 riMmumm kulappura madHAW Amma tpd 72 moUier of P. Sundaram Dunlop Reicarcn Centre Batanf Malaka and cap(uUy on 2-1-81 at Bancakwe. MR FRAMCM SCAM Keofc Choon pasted away peacefully on 2/1/81 Funeral arrangement In tomorrow's paper
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      181 36 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in few areas around midday. TEMP. (C) op to C a.m. tomorzow: M max., 24 mla. SUNSET today: «.M pan.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 8.38 a.m. GLOBAL weather AwmtfT^mm 0/6C Rain L« Aageiea 13/J6C Clear AthMM 6/13C Cloudy Ma*M -6 11 C dw irnh jc MmU*
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      TV trailblazer speaks
      2395 1 Fourteen years ago, a young Singaporean set off for Hongkong with a head full of ideas and enthusiasm to match. Robert Chua, a former producer with the then Radio and Television Singapore, was determined to prove that though he did not have any paper qualifications, he could
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        98 1 B^aW BMBWBMwBBMfIBBB^BBBB^BPBBBB^BBBBjBBa^a^SBBBBAfc^BI jUSm Bj H^lw|^Ml^Mr[rllKlUrßJ^^HH* &9 B; 88/ T I \^^W^^^^m kM PIP BBBBaa^B^ H^ a >^Bß AsHßpl* V^BLfcw BBBk aSBB j|^RV 9flHS!i^Baßßßr >-^BbW IhBBBBBBBBBBKS^BBBB^BBBH^BBBBBbY BFlwU^B^kV^^Bi wßm^r l 'tit *^^I|^^K '^BBV^^^BBaaaaaHPßßaaa^BaS^Bßaaat Y^^i/' \r*^jm tr M' I'^1 Li' /"m '^"•'■"■^■asJa^BaJßi *^*4 IdV b\ BJbA Bw BB^^BJ Ba^BBHHtV 1 At* BaSrVt. I
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        72 1 No-meat meals We have aatWa* agalaat im«i, bit after all the tutor? aai ham fearta*, JUfoftMt. Per these ef jw whe tttak gnaw are strlefly tar Ike ■Mi, Tm Lee LtMg premtoee a few «wprtoe».See Ccntraapraad Page* 6 and 7 Unwelcome Welcome '81 Par fc^^B If SBC's New Yew atow
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      RC activities this week
      495 2 RC activities this week TODAY EXHIBITION on crime prevention, organised by Boon Teck RC and Police B Division, at Boon Teck CC, 5 p.m. 10 p.m. Free. REGISTRATION for PSA tour for Potong Pasir Zone B residents on Sat, Jan 17. Meet at carpark near Blk 219, Lrg 8, Toa
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      PICK of the DAY
      899 2 PICK of the DAY SBC ANOTHER weekend and we have more of the usual highlights coming up. In tonight's episode of Has, (Ch 5, 10.10 p.m.), No Way To Treat A Lady, Kaz honours Samuel Bennett's request and acts as an attorney to Bennett's good friend, Linda Milliken (Shannon Wilcox).
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      41 2 Rex Harrison and Shirley Maclalne In the Saturday Night Movie (Ch 5, 11.21 p.m.) Ann Murray... on the Monte Carlo Show (Ch 5, B.H p.m.) Starbuek's astranantical prowess meets its match in Starchaser in tonight's Battlestar Galactica (Ch 8, IM p.m.)
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        54 2 You write il better with a im\ Mm//? If Bit W^ m *^m mm I it m mm Mm m Im m mm 8 FAIRIES PURE NATURAL AUSTRALIAN yi \*"""i^* >p ■Mr. f For a selection of the "N world's finest upholstery and drapery fabrics, come t0 V Spore 0718.
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        83 2 HHINDOSUEZJ: Rates of interest on S$ Fixed Deposits* 1 month (mm. $10,000) -to 3 months (mm. $1 ,000) P a i 1—:1 1 6 months (mm. $1,000) 11% p.a. 9 months (mm. $1,000) Ifll/00/ (mm. $1,000) ■Ul/2%U 1 /2% p.a. BANQUE DE L INDOCHINE ET DE SUEZ INDOSUEZ Shenton House,
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        28 2 Home movies made A simple with "National tt WV-3200N Colour video camera M WITH AUTO LIGHTING CONTROL AND POWER ZOOM. Q] Pan Books v^ Pick of the Paperbacks
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        204 2 TODAY Splash, the Silo Super AN EXHIBITION/SALE "jackets and at Second Chance shops, of books on board the YUNNAN SONG AND international bookship DANCE TROUPE will M.V. Logos at Godown perform at the National 42/43 (Gate 2), near Theatre at 8 p.m. TickGlutton's Corner, Tan- %> at $30, $20\ $15,
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        182 2 Stroits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Notes given to people to make 8 nipv llt 7 ThTUJTyTthe ordinary man? and Russian ianilt (8) (6) 9 Impoverished quarter got the v pyj^op^,. and physician collection (6) cures a pal's dtoarder (10) S ETcT^ 4 »d go," jsflT y( that Is well-liked (7)
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        1184 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 1.05 PM Openinf folowed by Sesame Little House Years (Part 2) Street 7.30 News Malay 2.05 Banana Spits 7.50 Battiestar Galxtki The Lost 2.30 Saturday Matinee Ah Baba And Patro1 The Forty Thieves 150 The Monte Carlo Show 3.50 German Soccer J-JJ JuHur* 1 4.45
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        90 3 __L __T I __r l^_^^_l __^m _^m _^m _m ___r _Hr __^_^V _M_r _^a _k __F __r I I _^_r __r m m I ___r __r m I w. I I I _r___. ml I _P^ _r Ml M_ ■^■B M ¥_V _r __i_r VI J) a Announcing the official
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        423 4 2haWE|K; a* DTV (*****42) 5 SHOWS at «*l IlEiJk 11am, 1.45,4.00.6.30,9.15 Get SMART! START 1981 I with a great BIG LAUGH! I Agent 86 in action with J^k Agents 36, 22, 34 HOPE BOTOB c j DON ADAMS PAMELA HENSLEY SYLVIA KRISTEL CAPITOL-REPUBLIC Now Showing j (CAP *****59) 11, 1.30.
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        165 4 JANSJII HE .a^BK^Bfe^BM^Ba^H i Milan Spring/Sumr lus Calvin KB^j|Men pWfien doctors, bartenders, lawyers and hairstylists play Confidant th^ burdened with the most intimate secrets I Losing a Lover to Death and learning to come to terms with it. I^EW Faces in Fashion and Etiquette Today! I i_ K^m ML 'I
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        20 4 IMPERIAL UPPea. THOMSOM ROAD NOW SNOWWQ Mi, iH t tJO Ml KANOHAR ALANGARAM TAML COLOUR HRST RON T AMI MOVE
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        23 4 CANBERRA CINEMA (AIBCON) Tal: 2S7IJ7J Tody tMiaaia »m**JH— SUOHAK AR. SU6ASKM, V VUAYA SURALRAJAN H "KWUMBUWI" (Colour' MtdMaMTadaT-il4Sa«i Kom**man H -WU WUWWAI" (color)
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        24 4 NAVAL BASE TOOAY rt «.0O and (.JOpni VIJAVAN and SHO6A in an EMOTIONAL im i Oranu "ORU VIDUKATHAI ORU THODARKATHAI" TAHn. FILM aa COUK
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        16 4 LAtTOAY I>M 3.15 7 -tMVU BY SKOAL REOUEST VEMMKAL LM TELW COLOURSCOK MXXSIAN owm to mowwow
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        360 4 gCATHAYTTIth BIG DAY! (*****00) Horn, 130, 4 00, 630 9 15pm 1 A HEARTWARMING ADVENTURE^) fulad wttr> fun arid muiici ay^L V\ r\J Walt DiSn^ J^^vJ g*Whi Don moor children's wear! 6ft VMchm Wort* $1,000 00 in "tMW" Cutest < I Otratt rt <ha ST TIMES (18 12 80> N
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        82 4 iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiMiii CLEMENTI GOLDEN NOWSHOWtNGI C: IM. 3 30. 7 15. 9 30pfn G: 11. 130. 4,6 45.1300 m 60L0EN PALACE MMpbbM TanaaM Ptu» ■lamina »Haaa famainail -T>a YOUMO aXUSMMST* CLEMENTI *****5 1 -A OM.tM«riMm KALLANG 2S& OatW* TOOAYI IJO 4 7 JO The OwM Delivery KALLANG Q TOWN MMNaJMTaaajM Pta*
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        578 4 /(S\cathay!|: 11am. IJ*,4.H*.t licm ,1 Matt Dltneys i i Bambi WiTi«k'a>mHM I, 11am. IJO. 4.«J*. *ISpm i Coah Booknga/No Fr.« |«J, COJIIW «TI|J«1 s Pmn> I YHEBbUES iimSMOAYI ■LEAM MOTE TWKI ,1 110*. tW Mil 00pm Caih Bookmo>/No Fr»» Lnt Robert t>ifj Rrdford r{2<' BHIBXKrH fJtm A 2Orh Cfin^y^oa Far>
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    • LEISURE
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        No welcome change
        430 5 Welcome 'Bl SBC Ch 5, midnight, New Year's Eve Reviewed by KANNAN CHANDRAN WHAT a way to start the New Year. I should have gone to a party or slept through the turn of the year, rather than sit through Welcome 01. If beginnings are anything to
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        Deejay does a spin with a difference
        495 5  -  GERALDINE TANG By IN some of the disco clubs in France, girls can breeze in, dance their hearts out and totter out hours later without having to pay a single cent for the fling. In Milan, there is a special disco for children
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        Waves of inspiration
        514 5 The Spirit of Waves by Chang Meng Khwee Today and tomorrow, 3 p.m. National Museum Art Gallery Previewed by RACHEL BARNES "For some years now, the sea has been the I focus of my artistic inspiration", artist Chang Meng Khwee told me. "This inspiration first came to
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        110 5 W i ofHUTIDODAY With every $25 purchase, or its multiples, you will receive a red packet. Inside, you will find a Coupon for a Gift. The attractive gifts include: 'Functional Mirror 'Benefique Journey Kit 'Fashion Mirror 'Lipstick 'Quilted Pouch 'Night Cream 'Wall Bag 'Massage Cream 'Linen Tea Cloth 'Eyeshadow 'Alabaster
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        180 5 LI jj#^t f iiiii Wj V.w^ Ji!{ j ft wt tf /j/ AH !v^^ x\jyi I I?; Now, Singapore's foremost steamboat restaurant offers another great special Take your pick. Fresh from the tank. 2|flH^^^^r <f\!^^T Skyview Lobster y^ Skyview Crabs Skyview Fisfl^ WH^^^ Skyview Prawns PLUS Al Steamboat ($8 per
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        Meatless main ain meals
        1067 6  - Meatless main ain meals TAN LEE LENG By THE meatless meal is a culinary challenge to most meat eaters. If you are a three-meat meals-a-day person, you may be in for a great surprise, for meatless meals can bring glorious variety to menu planning. I am sure it will make
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        Barking gourmets
        578 6  -  LUCIA MOU AT By THE newest gourmet in your family may well have four legs and a bark. If you've glanced at the dog food shelves in your supermarket lately, you may have noticed that Fido is being offered everything in food flavours from turkey and giblets to
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        Simple, sparing, p paring, post-Mao fare
        2233 6 Simple, sparing, p paring, post-Mao fare China to many romantics the name still evokes images of da maidens fluttering fans, pavilions amidst willow groves and poets cha the moon. But to many overseas Chinese who have families there, th constant worry about starvation; is there enough to eat? MARY KOGAf
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        Recession nnenus
        680 7 If and when recession hits, one of the first luxuries to go will be lavish dining. TED KNUDTSON reports that American restaurants are introducing menus designed to keep sales from slipping even while consumers are tightening their belts a notch or two. A LEANER menu selection is in
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        85 6 «<■'*•*** THE FURNITURE CENTRE I I p» ■■iw—wriisMi ,|sW\S4Boy ModtfMTobi* stwhmfs Muds*** v jj SI j r*n^* sjßßfcss—sMiisß Showroom: 347, Balestier Rd, Singapore, 1232. (Opposite Balestier Emporium President Theatre) Business Hours Opens e»eryd«y 10AM 9PM £3 b^bp mmw bbb^hbhi rv i s^s?* I mm\ m\ w H^asl lilS 1 1
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        362 7 |«£<V»f. Flexible, comfortable, durable, [CW If anywhere or anytime. Sofi soles and S J^gT^ arches on your fee. thai make fSs'f, lnj£>l\7 a n on alr sfem wond besi UV umvu ixoowk lfi??3J> This is good news Salesgirls. hairdresses, Taxin Singapore Pte Ltd **^-r secretaries, clerks, and those who mostly
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        Making things easier for students o£ govts
        1317 8  -  ROBERT CHEW Reviewed by FIVE CONSTITUTIONS: CONTRASTS AND COMPARISONS Edited and Introduced By Samuel E. Finer Published by Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England, 1979 346 pages, 5J13.65 Five onstitutxms 6 Those who oppose the study of constitutions also point to the fact that "extraconstitutional organisations"
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        Wartime love story with that delightful Bates touch
        773 8 Wartime love story with that delightful Bates touch A MOMENT IN TIME By H. E. Bate* Published by Penguin, SJ7 Reviewed by PATRICIA PRESCOTT H E BATES Mimimi in Time ONCE again H. E. Bates has succeeded with another delightful period piece, A Moment In Time. Batesian disciples, reared on
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        69 8 BmV/ Jt '^Q-j- I Vfc '#> JaW aw wk W- I m rV&SSeries^ I wEBf YBB7 W*L ife- WMWyaS W M I bbW'J Jwlr Tyres. ■f/SOFTLINE^ X m W*' jfl ILlbMTycm W* P G.T. SP6CIBI hKBe BBrTnis»k Turns c» nn i RaltaH Radial iWw-, B^P 7 r nvavy I niCK
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        820 9 Sopertbaßd FURNITURE MANUFACTURER DAjLYDgUyPjaMIO J^MPj^J^mjj^C^ A f H P^(^i^— I^^tl Hurry!! Umrted Stocks Only MOOR 540 I MFOKTTOSfT ti 1 j =s^H iK M p^p^p^ta^^^ j I 'j J^H I S3Q MOOtIMQ 0092 I HOttl WO >088 MOOCI 10 0069 ■^c^; figh« 1 I BH B IHH ■^"T I r"E_irr^|
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        526 10 Manager -Administration and Operations ES/*****(SCY) One of the largest European Banks Is in the process of setting up a branch in SRI LANKA. This branch will need a Manager-Administration and Operations. Reporting directly to the Branch Management, the successful candidate will be responsible for the daily management of both the
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        644 10 An Australian Company with strong business affiliations with large Singapore/ Malaysian organisations invites applications for the position of REGIONAL MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE resident in Singapore to promote its trading interest throughout the ASEAN Region. This person will be responsible for improving the existing turnover of significant volume by more concentrated sales
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        715 10 CHIEF TRADER/COMMODITY TOOK I R 1 Our client in Kuala Lumpur, a well established firm of commodity broken, a I member of the KLCE, and in association with a leading firm of international brokers, requires a chief trader/commodity broker. Reporting to the Chief Executive on the Board, the successful candidate
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        548 10 BfCTMCAI POWER ENGINEERING (M) SON BHD invites oppKcotiom for me following port: 1. CONTRACT SALES ENGINEERS/ EXECUTIVES Applicant! must have Electrical Engineering Degree Diploma with two years' experience in the fMd of power dntribution and control. CandidoHl without experience but intererted in making technical tales their comer will oho be
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        640 11 PROMET PRIVATE LIMITED Invites apptcatons lor A SYSTEMS EXECUTIVE BACKGROUND We will shortly be inviting tenders for the supply of application software, computer hardware and implementation assistance for computer systems. We expect to acquire the nucleus of computerised project and material planning and control systems in this way. but we
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        595 11 M bi I MOBIL PRODUCING SERVICES EAST ASIA INC PUMA I HELICOPTER I ENGINEER I Mobil, a multi-national energy corporation, invites applications from fully qualified licensed Mechanics/ Engineers for above position located at Medan, Indonesia. This is a technical appointment in a vital and expanding facility (Aviation) which supports Mobil's
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        824 11 Buowr^tfr* I 1 M OFFSHORE OIL AND I ROOt^^ has immediate openings lor the following ENGINEERS DRAFTSMEN PROJECT PIPING PROCESS STRUCTURAL STRUCTURAL ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL INSTRUMENT I ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT •COMMUNICATIONS MODEL f PIPELINES MAKER A I I If you can answer YES* to the K/IVk/l following we want to talk to
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