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Title Section14 1981-02-05 1 The Straits Times Kstd. 184a THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/8114 words
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1480 1981-02-05 1 'Building block of Singapore's society' 61 visited Ang Ma Klo en Sunday, Jan 25th. 1 was dismayed te discover that enr youngest new tewa has twe eld folks' home. It is net something te be preod of. It most act be encouraged. An aid1,480 words
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Article, Illustration164 1981-02-05 1 HAIRIS - HAIRIS Picture by WHEREVER Mr me* la green may be on a graelllßg rnn (absve) «r relaxing nder the trees they are Mag It with a mm «a their lips. The Ministry af Defeat* hat latradaced six aew ssags fsr In Martial aad Patriotic164 words
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Article52 1981-02-05 1 THE Straits Times wishes all its Chinese readers Xln Man Ha* (Have a Plae Year). The Straits Tlases, Berito Bariaa aad Bastaes* Ttaacs will ast be pa Wish •4 torn srrsw. PasaVeatisa will reaasae an Sataraay. There wIU be aa pabttcadaa sf New Natiaa today. It re—52 words
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408 1981-02-05 1 Reagan govt may go for neutron bomb WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE Reagan Administration is thinking of reviving plans to produce the neutron bomb for deployment in Western Europe and has .made it clear it would like to station troops in the Middle East. 1 The shift in American policy hinted atReuter; AFP - 408 words
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Article47 1981-02-05 1 HEAVY rain yesterday afternoon dampened the joy of traditional Chinese New Year reunions. A few areas were affected by minor floods, but all roads were passable to traffic. A Meteorological Service spokeman saial last night that showers were^xpected up to 7 a.m. today.47 words
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Article55 1981-02-05 1 JAKARTA. Wed. President Suharto today ordered the Communications Ministry' to tighten up supervision of transport regulations to prevent recurrence of last weeks ship disaster in which survivors of the Tampomas II had alledged passengers were not informed of emergency procedures and could not find life jackets More thanReuter - 55 words
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Article152 1981-02-05 1 TOKYO, Wed. JAPANESE efforts to conserve energy have produced a fuel oil surplus i which will be exported to Singapore, officials said 1 today. Mobil Oil (Japan) rei cently signed a contract I to sell 380.000 barrels of I so-called "C-grade" heavy fuel oil toUPI - 152 words
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662 1981-02-05 1 FELIX SOH - FELIX SOH, ASEAN'S STRATEGY ON KAMPUCHEA By Foreign Editor ASEAN'S strategy on Kampuchea was mapped out yesterday by Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) S. Rajaratnam who said that the immediate objective of the grouping was to create a Third Force, a662 words
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244 1981-02-05 1 'US is ready to meet Soviet dare' AMERICANS are fed up of being pushed and kicked around and this mood will be reflected in the Reagan Administration's response to the Soviet challenge. This was Deputy Prime Minister S. Rajaratnam's perception of the new American mood after his visit last week244 words
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Article44 1981-02-05 1 BEIJING. Wed China today again called on the Dutch Government to cancel its decision to authorise the sale of two submarines to Taiwan following a Dutch Parliamentary vote opposing tht decision of the the Hague administration, an official spokesman said here. AFPAFP - 44 words
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Article50 1981-02-05 1 NEW DELHI, We*. Aaeaa. member nadoo> ktvr t»ld India that delegates at Kampuchea's aasted Khmer Rsage regime sasaM have bee* (ranted visas to travel to New Delhi far tne Nsa-Ajlgaeti oa> fereooe which •p*nwi here t»day, Aseaa wutei saM. Reater. SEE PAGES 2 AND 12Reuter - 50 words
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Article, Illustration124 1981-02-05 2 Norway's first woman premier THE arw Narweglaa Prewar Gra iUrVm BmMtal atlag raac.ratalatra' ■> Stml •mea «atsla> tar lUvaJ PmUor la Oat* yeatoraay after beta* nwrivea' ky aJaff OUv aa tar tint itmii prtmitr la Sc— dlaavU. She la ate* tar flfta wamaa pwflMVf la tfce warM toft-wtag mUermte 'aaa°AP - 124 words
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Article37 1981-02-05 2 KOBE. Wed The world's largest man-made island off Kobe port was completed today The island coven an area of ilt hectares, com 530.000 mil lion yen (StS3 billion) and 15 years to build -AFPAFP - 37 words
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Article113 1981-02-05 2 BILBAO. (Spain). Wed. Street battles raged in Bilbao last night as leftwing Basque nationalists -lashed with police over the visit of King Juan Carlos. The King and Queen Sofia had a mixed reception yesterday on their first visit to the Basque country. No crowds greeted themReuter - 113 words
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Article40 1981-02-05 2 BEIJING, Wed Pqemier Zhao Zlyang relumed to Beijing today from Chengdu in south-west China after official visits to Burma and Thailand Mr Zhao will be in Chengdu for a brief rest before returning to the capital. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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344 1981-02-05 2 WASHINGTON, Wed INVESTIGATORS for the General Accounting Office say that many major new weapons systems fail because of overly complex designs and a lack of attention to the abilities of troops using them. The GAO report whioh has just been issued, is one moreNYT - 344 words
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323 1981-02-05 2 US Go vt checking alleged breach of Salt by Soviets WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE Reagan Administration is examining alleged Soviet violations of the 1972 Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty as part of its review of arms control policy towards Moscow, the State Department said today. But acting spokesman William Dyess said theReuter - 323 words
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Article76 1981-02-05 2 A "KISSING NIGHT" is to be organised in the southeast Brazilian town of Sorocaba to protest a local judge's outlawing of "libidinous osculation," in other words, sexy kissing. According to the local press on Tuesday. Judge Manuel Morales ruled that some kisses go too far, "such as thoseAP - 76 words
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Article53 1981-02-05 2 AlSTßALlANastronomers have discovered a protostar in the magellanic cloud galaxy some 150.000 light years from earth, the first known to exist outside the Milky Way, reports in Canberra said yesterday. Only twelve protostars stars which have not yet begun to shine have been found inside theUPI - 53 words
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Article80 1981-02-05 2 A TEAM of divers at North Carolina's Duke Universi1 ty, housed in a 2.44-m diameter ball, broke the world record for a simulated dive on Tuesday when they survived pressure equal to that felt at 666.5 m under water. Scientists began increasing pressure in the ball atAP - 80 words
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Article83 1981-02-05 2 THE prestigious Michelin French Gastronomical Guide has awarded one star to six restaurants in its 1961 edition for Great Britain and Ireland, due out this week with the latest word on food and accommodation across the two countries. The new owners of the coveted star a»e all inAFP - 83 words
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Article90 1981-02-05 2 A MAN in Providence. Rhode Island, was arraigned on Tuesday on federal charges of violating the Endangered Species Act by trying to smuggle 55 whale teeth into the United States Florencio Sousa. 48, tried to mail teeth of the endangered sperm whale from the Azore IslandsUPI - 90 words
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Article38 1981-02-05 2 LONDON, Wed More than 200 trawlers were idle in Scots ports yesterday as fishermen protested against imports of fish into Britain They said that imports were now so large that prices on British markets dropped. AFP.AFP - 38 words
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226 1981-02-05 2 Reagan man has poor grasp of world affairs WASHINGTON. Wed Deputy Secretary of Statedesignate William Clark has large ijaps in his knowledge of foreign affairs, as he demonstrated when he appeared before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Monday. When questioned he showed no position on the issue of JewishAP; AFP - 226 words
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Article68 1981-02-05 2 NEW DELHI. Tues All offices of India's state-owned Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) were paralysed yesterday by a nationwide strike of more than 45.000 workers protesting a new rule to "streamline" their wages The rule was passed on Sunday, giving Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's government the power toAP - 68 words
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137 1981-02-05 2 WASHINGTON, Wed. Henry Peterse* says he caa't wait to see his next electric bill. His last aae was more than I SJX.au (SSK,SM) (or one month's service. Mr Peterson, is, who lives aleae la a section of a two family house not far from137 words
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Article, Illustration52 1981-02-05 3 Happy jose has faith in his product JOSE Samel*, a 14-year-aM street \cndar, stows «ff Papr Jaha Pml n battaa* la frMt af a church In Maalla aa Taraday. The yaaagster is selllag the Paatiff's batUM far US peaaa (Meeate. The Pape is schedulrd to visit the Philippines nrit week.AP - 52 words
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194 1981-02-05 3 TEL AVIV SHARES PLUNGE IN PANIC SELLING TEL AVIV, Wed. Panic selling forced the Tel Aviv stock market into a sharp decline for the third successive day, hitting small investors who have poured money into stocks as a hedge against Israel's runaway inflation. With hundreds of people crowding the tradingReuter - 194 words
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Article66 1981-02-05 3 WASHINGTON. Wed US officials said Afghan guerillas attacked aa area of Kabul wher? Soviet families live, dealing a psychological blow to t he pro-Moscow government There were no casualties. The guerillas damaged a power plant and blew up a small plane at the airport The officialsReuter - 66 words
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Article51 1981-02-05 3 COLOMBO Wed Sri Lan kans today celebrated their 13rd independence anniversary from the British with religious observances throughout the country There were no official celebrations, a sharp departure from past celebrations which used to include massed bands, an Armed Forces parade and a march-past by schoolchildrenReuter - 51 words
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Article356 1981-02-05 3 Moves to check Japanese car imports WASHINGTON, Wed THE United States and France are trying to make it less easy for Japan to sell its cars in the two countries. The chairman of the US Senate Finance International Trade subcommittee and a high rankingAP; AFP - 356 words
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207 1981-02-05 3 EEC states may act individually on Tokyo exports BRUSSELS, Wed. European Economic Communlty member states may take individual action to cut Japanese imports because months of talks at community level have produced no tangible results. EEC Commissioner for External Affairs Wilhelm Haferkamp told the 10 permanent representatives of member statesReuter - 207 words
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Article46 1981-02-05 3 TOKYO. Wed A large-scale earthquake disaster drill wax held in Tokyo today, on the assumption that a major rike of an intensity of 6 on Japanese scale of 7 occurI red with its centre at the northern part of the Bay of Tokyo. AFP.AFP - 46 words
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299 1981-02-05 3 POLAND MAIN SUPPLIER: REPORTS WASHINGTON, Wed. Many Soviet-made tanks from East European countries have been sent to Iraq via Saudi Arabia, official sources said yesterday. Most of the tanks have been supplied by Poland, they said. Saudi Arabia has permitted its territory toReuter; UPI - 299 words
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173 1981-02-05 3 Iran: Iraq lined up deals just before war BEIRUT, Wednesday IRAN said yesterday that Iraq signed military supply agreements with five Gulf states just two days before the outbreak of hostilities between the two warring neighbours. A dispatch from the official Pars news agency, quoting "information" received from an unnamedUPI - 173 words
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Article90 1981-02-05 3 Maclntyre made NZ Deputy PM WELLINGTON. Wed. Agriculture Minister Duncan Maclntyre, 65, today became the Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand. His elevation to the National Party post was announced by Prime Minister Robert Muldoon. 30 minutes after government Members of Parliament gathered here for their first caucus meeting ofReuter - 90 words
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Article39 1981-02-05 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Reagan yesterday saluted the Chinese New Year, saying "Americans of Chinese ancestry ran take great pride in their cultural heritage and in the contributions they and their forebears have made to this country." AP.AP - 39 words
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180 1981-02-05 3 RIO LINDA (California), Wad. pastor was tetHag the atory af Maaea whea this wamaa ipaeared. She heckeaed her U ca aver aaytag she waald like to talk to her far a moment. Whea Miss Oldeabaaae weat to Had aat what the wasted the180 words
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Advertisement202 1981-02-05 3 WE ARE Hfe&P** OPEN TOMORROW jJ The Emporium Holdings Group wish you Jj jf a happy and prosperous New Year. For your M 9 shopping convenience during this festive holiday, please note three Emporiums and one A Klasse store will be open tomorrow (6 Feb): www^ Toa Payoh Emporium, I.oopm202 words
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Article247 1981-02-05 4 Not in its interest to back Red groups CHINA'S leaders probably feel it is not in their interest to continue supporting communist groups in this region This was how Singapore Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan assessed China's current attitude towards these communist groups. Speaking to247 words
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172 1981-02-05 4 LEAFLET BLAMES MAO FOR CRIMES OF JIANG QING BELTING. Wed. A leaflet secretly circulated in Beijing has blamed the late Chairman Mao Zedong for the crimes that resulted in his widow Jiang Qing getting a twoyear suspended death sentence. Drawn up last December by an anonymous "group pretending to obey",AFP - 172 words
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Article, Illustration83 1981-02-05 4 IS cars come to grief THESE sniMhed-iip can were cawed by two freight ears «f a UlooM-tre-long Western Pacific trail which ran off the track* la Oakland, California, »n Tuesday. The train waa »m Tiring through an area where prwfoee far tae market b picked up. As the freight ear*UPI - 83 words
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298 1981-02-05 4 US leaves door open for S. Korea to buy advanced jets THE United States has assured South Korean President Chun Don Hwan ci a modest increase in credits for arms purchases and will allow Seoul to buy advanced F-16 jets, US officials said today. They said US-South Korean ties, newlyReuter; UPI - 298 words
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Article258 1981-02-05 4 Indian plan to make plutonium BOMBAY, Wed. India plans to make plutonium by re-processing waste from a Soviet-supplied atomic power station, a top nuclear official said yesterday. The plutonium will be used to advance India's nuclear power industry, said Mr Raja Raman na, director of the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre.UPI - 258 words
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Article92 1981-02-05 4 Non-aligned nations meet NEW DELHI, Wed. The non-aligned movement, comprising almost two thirds of the world's nations, began preparatory meetings here today. There will be a full ministerial conference of the 95-mem-ber grouping next week. The most contentious Issues facing the foreign ministers are Afghanistan. Kampuchea and the Iran-Iraq wax.Reuter - 92 words
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182 1981-02-05 4 ABBY TAN - Informer shot dead in Quezon protest ABB Y TAN. By Our Manila reporter MANILA, Wed. Controversy surrounds the shooting of a police informer in the first postmartial law fatality, during which shots were fired at 3,000 demonstrators in Ouezon province last Sunday. The demonstrators were protesting low coconut prices when182 words
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Article64 1981-02-05 4 POLAND'S SOLIDARITY trade union movement leader Lech Walesa is among 60 candidates for the 1981 Nobel Peace Prize, Mr Jakob Sverdrup, director of the Nobel Institute, said in Oslo on Tuesday. Other candidates include former US President Jimmy Carter, the British Foreign Secretary, Lord Carrington, and Zimbabwe PrimeReuter - 64 words
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Article76 1981-02-05 4 A TOKYO travel agency has been expelled from the Japan Travel Agencies' Association for allegedly organising "sex tours" to Southeast Asian countries. Thic is the first time the association has taken punitive action agaiast an agency for such practices. The dismissed agency is Japan Air TouristAFP - 76 words
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Article65 1981-02-05 4 THE EUROPEAN Economic Community has sold the Soviet Union more than 700,000 tonnes of flour extracted from US wheat, the Public Ledger commodities newspaper reported in London on Tuesday. The sale took place despite the American embargo on sales of cereals to the Soviet Union. ButAFP - 65 words
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Article78 1981-02-05 4 STRIKING MEDICAL students in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad have said they would continue their agitation until the government withdraws reservations for backward lower castes in post-graduate courses. At least one person has died and 59 people including 11 policemen, have been injured in four daysReuter - 78 words
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Article59 1981-02-05 4 A TYPHOON-RAVAGED town north of Manila is facing starvation and some of its 13,000 residents are butchering their farm animals in desperation. Reports from the southern island of Mindanao said yesterday that Philippine authorities had appealed for aid to victims of the worst floods in two decadesUPI - 59 words
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Article93 1981-02-05 4 TWO BIG New York banks reduced their prime lending rates on Tuesday from 20 to 19.5 per cent, joining several other banks at that level. A smaller bank in Michigan announced a cut from 18 to 17.5 per cent. In New York, Chemical Bank and MorganAP - 93 words
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Article60 1981-02-05 4 ISRAEL'S RELIGIOUS Affairs Minister has pleaded not guilty to charges of bribery and misuse of public funds at the start of the first criminal trial of an Israeli government minister. Aharon Abuhatzeira, 42, chewed gum as the State Attorney charged him and three associates on Tuesday withReuter - 60 words
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Advertisement333 1981-02-05 4 GONGXIFACAI! Nobody does it like the Qiinatown. is 1 The Rouster rises co the ifijlf antl hls seven PUPP"^" The occasion to bring you much tw dve anirr-ils in the Chinese luck and n>y _ilt^m r^jj > horoscope will welcome the Year of tfflS IV V fJ&Bk the Rooster with333 words
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Article, Illustration966 1981-02-05 6 PR AN AY GUPTE - PR AN AY GUPTE By in Taif (Saudi Arabia) Z The PLO and chairman Yasser Arafat emerged from the conference with greater legitimacy. This, the diplomat added, is something the Reagan administration cannot ignore, despite the President's refusal to negotiate with what he denouncedNYT - 966 words
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Article, Illustration1052 1981-02-05 6 SAMUEL KOO - Pope will speak on both church and world issues on his 12-day Asian tour SAMUEL KOO By in Vatican City Reflecting the wishes of the W-year- old Pope, no sightseeing or rest stops are Included in the crowded schedule of masses, addresses and other appearances which call for M-henr days.1,052 words
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Advertisement497 1981-02-05 6 bV^ -^Lm^B B¥* V W VBssfffl t BBT m B»sB^^"IB .a^*. W 1 ssßlsbl IT sm I B^sW^ TBfBB Celebrate Chinese- Nfw/ tj ear traditionally at Ming Palace- Restaurant with our special Ming prosperity dishes:— Fa Cai Raw Fish Salad Deep Fried Baby Chicken Sauteed Oyster Beef with You Tiao497 words
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Advertisement38 1981-02-05 6 AUTHORS WANTED •Y NY PUBLISHER Leading book publisher seeks manuscripts at all types: fiction, Doo-riction. poetry, teehrd cal. tcfaoUrly and religious works, etc. New authors welcomed. Send (or free booklet SS-t Vantage Press 51SW MST New York *****38 words
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Advertisement1227 1981-02-05 7 HONOUR THE IttST CHALLENGE THE FUTURE! (FA CM ds! *SA Charters the MAS DC- 10 'Wide-Body' Jet pJ,I-f t SACharters the British Airways Supersonic Concorde I--T.M *SA Charters The Singapore Airlines 'Jumbo' 3 highly successful charters 'Year of The Rooster' supersonic flight on 7 February I 747 Super-B 12 'Year1,227 words
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506 1981-02-05 8 ELENA CHONG - ELENA CHONG Ignored fight between passenger and cabby By FOUR Special Constabulary national servicemen were each fined the maximum $500 yesterday (or not intervening in a fight between a taxi driver and his passenger in Zion Road last month. The506 words
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125 1981-02-05 8 Woman bought stolen pendant for $150 THE mother of one of three robbers bought a $500 gold chain and pendant, robbed from a couple, for $150, a district court heard yesterday. The chain and pendant were part of Jewellery worth $3,800 which construction worker Lav Hang Been, 16, and two125 words
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83 1981-02-05 8 A HOUSEWIFE paid a One of 1600 in court for stealing a $49.90 jacket from OG department store on Feb 3. Tan Thou Kan, 29, took some skirts and a beige jacket into the fitting room. She later returned the skirts. Tan was83 words
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Article, Illustration319 1981-02-05 8 THE 100*8 matchmakers have a aew ease leve at Brat sight to reBert assaawhat to their sarpriae. They kaew their pygmy ataaaawtainas capacity far tove. still wtia»at a mate at fear aad a half years eld. Bat they eeald act be aalte sareCHEW YEN FOOK - 319 words
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Article59 1981-02-05 8 HASSAN bin Ibrahim, 19, and Selamat bin Sudi, 26, both unemployed, were jailed for 10 month* and one year respectively when they pleaded guilty yesterday a charge of attempted nouaebreakmg They were arrested by three policemen when they tried to break into Petrol Pte Ltd59 words
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Article35 1981-02-05 8 THE third prtae winner of the promote Mandarin sou/lyrics writing contest wai Mr Soil Shoog Vlng. ooc Madam Son, as reported in The Straits Time* on Jan 28. The error is regretted.35 words
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359 1981-02-05 8 GERALD PEREIRA - GERALD PEREIRA, By Crime Desk POLICE yesterday recovered a skeleton, believed to be that of a young woman, in undergrowth off South Buona Vista Road. The woman is believed i to have been raped and I murdered. Some raffia was found with359 words
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Article66 1981-02-05 8 THE quest for the Ideal Secre- tary 1981 82 Is now on. The Singapore Association of Personal and Executive Secretaries is organising the contest which will culminate in the Grand Finals to be held on April 25. Entry forms are available at the SAPES office at Room j66 words
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389 1981-02-05 8 THE government will look into a request by students of three tertiary institutions to keep bus fare increases to a minimum when they are raised next month. In a letter to their students' unions, Communications Minister Ong Teng Cheong said he realised389 words
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Article53 1981-02-05 8 THE Ministry of Health's training and health education department wUI hold a series of mobile exhibitions on Smoking and Disease at 25 selected secondary schools and Junior colleges. The exhibitions will be held betweeu Feb 10 and Sept 18. Quiz and crossword puzzle competitions will be held53 words
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343 1981-02-05 8 Appeal against car forfeiture order rejected AN APPEAL by contractor Chan Thip Seng. 35. against a forfeiture order of his car by a lower court, following an inquiry 11 months ago, was dismissed by Mr Justice Sinnathuray in the High 1 Court yesterday. The inquiry magistrte. j Mr Liew Thia343 words
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Article65 1981-02-05 8 THE National University of Singapore's Extramural Studies Department will bold a 10-lecture course on Issues in Contemporary Japan on Mondays and Wednesdays beginning on Feb IS. Lectures will be held from 7 p.m. to B.X p.m. at the Bukit Timah campus. The tee Is MO. Application forms65 words
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Article159 1981-02-05 8 BEACH Road police station has a group of "very enthusiastic" Special Constabulary volunteers. About 60 of them, after completing their obligatory 12 hours of duty, perform 15 to 30 extra hours monthly. These men, who are in their 30s and 40s. have been doing159 words
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93 1981-02-05 8 THE Japanese management of an electronics firm has apologised for deducting a day s pay of 16 workers who did not attend the company's annual dinner last year. In a circular to the factory workers, Nichicon's managing director, MrN.Hizaki, said: "Any mistake made by93 words
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89 1981-02-05 8 A PEDESTRATN died and two others were hurt in road mishaps on Tuesday. Tan Ah Thung, 76, died after he was nit by a motorcycle while crossing Norfolk Road at 8 am. He died in Tan Took Seng hospital three hours later. In the89 words
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Article, Illustration345 1981-02-05 9 IT WAS easy, tovtag Lehe tor what he to. Sm after arrival to Sbagaaere aa Taseday i atoj., he aMM ahawwi despite the five-hear desay gettaag here tnm kaaia Lejoamr. Smlllßß, he said: ••I'm ae4 getag to stt here aad keep ealet. lain345 words
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258 1981-02-05 9 Bank clerk who stole $722,000 loses appeal A FORMER bank clerk, currently serving a jail sentence of four years for misappropriation of $722.000. yesterday lost his appeal in the High Court against the sentence. James Ho Wing Tat, 24, had in a lower court pleaded guilty to misappropriating the amount258 words
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Article, Illustration96 1981-02-05 9 FORMER SBS driver Hoe Wai Sen (above), 45, was yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with dishonestly using a Singapore General Hospital medical certificate at Alexandra Road Depot between Jan 11 and 14 last year. No plea was recorded. Hoe, an Ipoh resident, wits96 words
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Article33 1981-02-05 9 THE Potoag Pasir Zone 'A' residents' committee will bold a senior dtisens' get-together on Feb 14 from i to p.m. at the Macßitchie Primary School Hall io Lorong 8, T«« Payoh.33 words
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350 1981-02-05 9 Parks and tourist spots praparo for marry making SINGAPORE parks and gardens and other tourist spots have drawn up colourful programmes for the Chinese New Year festive season. The Chinese Garden will have band performances, a martial arts display and more food and drink stalls for our days from today.350 words
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244 1981-02-05 9 A NEW deposit box system and the opening of more counters at the Singapore branch of the Road Transport Department of Malaysia have shortened the waiting time for car entry permits into Malaysia on the eve of Chinese New Year. A check at244 words
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Article63 1981-02-05 9 NUMBER-to-number telephone call service to Ethiopia is now available by dialling 104 for Telecoms' International Assistance Operator. Before this, only person-to-peraon calls could be made. The charge la $27 for the first three minutes, cheaper than the $45 charge for the first three minutes for a63 words
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Article40 1981-02-05 9 THE Tanglin community centre will be organising classes on how to cool Szechuan dishes, vegetarian dishes, restaurant food and the making of cakes, r—^ffng curry and nonya IroefT For details, ring *****22 betweeu 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.40 words
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Article29 1981-02-05 9 PREMIUM petrol cosu between n.M and *1.044 a litre snd not between H. 41 and $1.44 as reported in yesterday's Straits Times. The error Is regretted.29 words
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Article118 1981-02-05 9 THE Prisons Department is planning to instal closed circuit television (CCTV) in its penal institutions This will depend on final approval by the Finance Ministry, said a Prisons Department spokesman. The aim of the closed circuit system is to improve security. Although the proposed system118 words
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97 1981-02-05 9 THE Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, has been appointed chairman of Welcome's board of trustees. Mr Teh takes over from Mr Urn Kirn San, the former Minister for Environment, who had been chairman since the NTUC cooperative's inception in 1973.97 words
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229 1981-02-05 9 A 45- YEAR-OLD Australian who owes American Express International Incorporated $84,882, was ordered by the High Court yesterday to be held in a civil prison until Feb 24. Warwick Francis McKeon, who said he was the regional manager of McLacnlan Group Pte Ltd, a229 words
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Article127 1981-02-05 9 Four who stole from stores fined FOUR people were each jailed a day and fined between $400 and $500 by a magistrate's court on Tuesday when they admitted committing theft. Kumar bin Mooamed. 19, and K'T"* 1 bin Damari, 17, admitted stealing two wallets worth a total of $35.10 from127 words
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Advertisement87 1981-02-05 9 GONG XI FA CAI M Wishing all our friends and clients M-:. M a Happy 'Golden" M- 1 g_ New Year! J E^^aV «A s^H t«4M#^r wish our p3p 3^ 005 /$Jp *1 ~^lo* A Happy and Prosperous Chinese New Year KX\U& >> Business usual 'XXR^RS thro««h«rt the restive HoMays87 words
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Advertisement119 1981-02-05 9 Best Wishes I MM* aHappi I &Prosperous I Mewlfear I ALLEY TRADERS (PTE) LTD. 221, People's ParV Complex. Tel: *****0 260. People's Par* Complex. Tel: *****82 216. People's Par* Centre. Tel: *****89 Ldflsu^ «a. ■sP^^ J j^^t n AZIZ AS, for the finest Malay cuisine S/ even the Malays talk119 words
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290 1981-02-05 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wad A FORMER Sabah political leader who supports an opposition party there has been warned "to stay out of Sabah politics or you will be shot dead." Sources said the datuk received a telephone call on Saturday morning from290 words
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296 1981-02-05 10 Unsigned letters making rounds in the MIC KUALA LUMPUR, Wad. SOME MIC factions have begun circulating anonymous letters to get their views across to members, the Malay Mail reported yester- Insiders say there are One is because the Tamil Malar daily has been suspended. It usually voices the views of296 words
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Article134 1981-02-05 10 ASRI: NO TALKS WITH DAP ON TIES KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Datuk Asri Muda. president of the theocratic Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS), said here last night that he had not held discussions with any leader of the Democratic Action Party (DAP) on cooperation between the two opposition parties. "The question ofAFP - 134 words
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Article49 1981-02-05 10 PENANG-Wed. Police seized about 180,000 worth of melted gold and melting apparatus in a raid on on a wooden house here yesterday afternoon. Police are now looking into the possibility of the gold being part of the loot taken by robbers from goldsmith shops recently. NST.NST - 49 words
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Article63 1981-02-05 10 THE military commander of Sabah and Sarawak, Major General Abdullah Samsudin announced in Kola Kinabalu yesterday that a major army exercise codenamed Gonzales VI will be held in Swndflitu" and Tawau in Sabah from Feb 28 to March 7. Troops in Sabah and Sarawak will JoinAFP - 63 words
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Article60 1981-02-05 10 THE Trengganu State Government has approved a $2 million loan for poor students in secondary schools to buy bicycles. State Welfare and Rehabilitation Committee chairman Tengku Mahmud Mansur said in Kuala Trengganu on Tuesday. Students whose family income is less than $300 a month andNST - 60 words
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Article67 1981-02-05 10 A YOUTH'S attempt to steal two fowls from the central market in Johore Baru on Tuesday was foiled when the alert stall owner. Mr Alias Mohamad Samat, chased and caught him. Mr Alias, who handed over the youth to police, said the youth wanted the fowls ChineseNST - 67 words
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214 1981-02-05 10 Go-slows serious problem, warn bosses KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Malaysian Employers Federation has said that industry will face "serious trouble" if the go-slow and work-to-rule tactics of unions continue. The federation urged the Ministry of Labour and Manpower In its newsletter to pay greater heed to reports from employers that214 words
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Article27 1981-02-05 10 KLANG, Wed. Twenty people were slightly injured when the bus they were travelling in skidded and plunged into a nine-metre-deep ravine near here yesterday. NST.NST - 27 words
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692 1981-02-05 10 M. G. G. PILLAI - M. G. G. PILLAI, By Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter ISSUE IN FOCUS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. General elections must be held in Sabah by August this year, but the unofficial campaigning began more than six months ago. The five-year term of the National Front692 words
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Article125 1981-02-05 10 POST DICKSON, Wed. The fhhuimia certaiaiy 4li a«t expect mk streage catch whca they *»est after a "sekssl «f ask «ff Ike c»a»t sere early Missiy. They hauled Is ml4dle-a«ed maa fr»m liMlte essuiete with life Jacket udu uttcrna- It hsppeaeJ ahsat S kmsNST - 125 words
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Article69 1981-02-05 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Datuk Hussein Onn and Datin Suhailah today wished all Malaysian Chinese a happy and prosperous New Year In a statement issued through the Malaysian High Commission in London and relayed here, the Prime Mini* ter. who is in London for a coronary by-pusAFP - 69 words
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Article47 1981-02-05 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed More thar 7.500 MaUysian businessmen md government representatives visited the Holland Expo on board a ship anchored at Port Klang, 25 Inn from here, on Saturday and Sunday. Mr AM Dels, chairman of the Netherlands Council for Trade Promotion, said yesterday. AP.AP - 47 words
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Advertisement308 1981-02-05 10 I iMiK^ I MOHAN'S DEFWTTMENTAL STORE (PTE) LTD I WISHES ALL I I THEIR CHINESE I I CUSTOMERS I I A HAPPY NEW YEAR I I AND WILL RE^AIh I OPEN FROM 9 AM TO 7 PM TODAY TOMORROW FOR THEIR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE 32 1 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923. (Next308 words
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Advertisement125 1981-02-05 10 from the inside out. Eat Kretschmer Wheat Germ. Even the weekend athletes improve their performance with the right equipment Think of your body as sports equipment. Bring it to the peak of performance with Kretschmer Wheat Germ. A perfect source of protein. Vitamin E and B vitamins. (Kretschmer Wheat Germ125 words
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Miscellaneous177 1981-02-05 10 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp MR.Ji&OS, WE'RE INVITIN© II WERE ©ON© I I IT<S 4 GREAT HONOR I, f THAT'S .MO PROBi_E.V •YOU TO OUR VEARL.V S TO NAME YOU GENTLEMEN BOT I'LL f »VE'U- PiND SOVEONE f-r BANQUET NEXT "THE MAN OF BE OUT OP TOvVN177 words
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Advertisement517 1981-02-05 11 BF^ While others crow, wetl rather present the facts quietly. In the year of the Rooster, you'll probably But in spite of all our laurels, our they have already established themselves hear a lot from car manufacturers. engineers at Mitsubishi weren't contented. as vehicles that deliver the goods. But at517 words
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415 1981-02-05 12 The Straits Times THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1981 TIE THAT BINDS XTS Nian Hao to all our readers who are celebrating the Lunar New Year. It is a time of goodwill and hospitality everywhere when relatives, friends and fellow workers make the special trip to pay respects to their elders and to415 words
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Article356 1981-02-05 12 BLOOD and thunder were clearly evident in the Reagan Administration's rapid-fire broadsides at the Soviet Union shortly after it took office Last week, US Secretary of State Alexander Haig accused the Russians of promoting international terrorism. This was followed by President Reagan's blistering comments that Moscow will356 words
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Article, Illustration1390 1981-02-05 12 SIDNEY WEILAND - SIDNEY WEILAND Striving to overcome its own disunity, the Non-Aligned Movement is unable to agree on key issues and powerless to influence world events By in London The Non-Aligned. Movement, 20 years old this year, will meet in New Delhi on Monday. The1,390 words
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526 1981-02-05 12 MARK) BIANCHI - Declaration to dwell on Afghanistan but will ignore Kampuchea and Iran-Iraq war MARK) BIANCHI By in Naw Delhi THE Nan- Aligned Mevemeat'r caafereace here tram Maaday to Tharsday next week will he the first tune the greap has held saeh a highlevel meeting la India, desatte the tact that Prime526 words
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Article728 1981-02-05 12 feJJd IF TIDINESS, like cleanli ness, is next to godliness, many of us must look out for our souls. "It's in my bedroom said a friend one day "Bedroom*" said a member of her clan. "That's not a bedroom That's a store-room which just happensNST - 728 words
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Advertisement26 1981-02-05 12 NEW CAT Not* a tt€W golf club with 'If adjustable swingweight^ to further improve^ 1 your game 4&^^mA lynx NumMr on* Mamt m Pfcaion GoM Equpmant26 words
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Advertisement172 1981-02-05 12 a^#* AIJiW 6 y^A^a^aw i aW W t aa^ J vMa "T^UL I ■> #^H am 1 Xi VSBBw B^r M B b^Lw'w*'^ HK afl +jA. 8 rr^lli fB -V} \y f^K^t^Bm iW 1061 n* BaHrVT "^^^bw avC T*^*" 9B« m m WJ^rj .1 *^f^V V.* Jf .~TrT bW W172 words
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Letter, Illustration27 1981-02-05 13 Ptetwc tekM la September la* yew by TAN 81' AN ANN the nwraißg Jam tor dty-h*u4 traffic »l*n X Marymonnt lUa4.27 words
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132 1981-02-05 13 Standstill if not for kind drivers DURING the early morn- ins peak hours, it is virtually impossible to turn into, or out of, the prem- i ises of Marymount Convent along Marymount Road. This situation is aggravated by the pres- ence of the traffic lights at the junction of Thorn-132 words
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153 1981-02-05 13 A U-turn along this road will help NOW THAT I have been driving my son to Whiteley Secondary School for the past two weeks, I noticed that travelling from the city area and Tanglin to Whiteley Road is no easy task. From Stevens Road we have to drive all the153 words
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Letter93 1981-02-05 13 TRAFFIC Jam* occur along Bateauer Road (near the Eye Hospital) during the morning and evening peak hourtThta situation could be improved if an idditinna] left-turn lane is introduced. The volume ot traffic alone Batesber Road has mcreued during the past few yean. With the completion of93 words
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579 1981-02-05 13 12 ilvjvD^l 6 Mary moon t Bead, ai we •11 understand, had been c«nstneted to "ease" the traffic e—gea tian fwmerly experienced 1b Upper Thomson Bead. However, we Had that we are sew back to square one as there hi ■•w579 words
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431 1981-02-05 13 To everything there's a reason, even if curious IRATE motorists who frequently think that the Traffic Police takes a blinkered approach to our traffic problems should try to be more understanding. Just because some obvious and straight-forward solutions to our traffic headaches have still not occurred to them is no431 words
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201 1981-02-05 13 PLEASE refer to the letter "Life sure is getting more difficult for us, the much battered motorists" (ST, Jan 5) by "YWK." We would like your writer to know that the traffic situation at the vicinity of East Coast Road Is201 words
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Advertisement41 1981-02-05 13 GONGXIPAGAI A Happy and Prosperous New Year to all our Customers, Friends Business Associates. Authorised dealer for Mitsubishi cars and i ommercutl vehicles A MITSUBISHI mo'oos conrnmc* Oman Hiang Motors Pte Ltd Where there s a wheel, there s our way.41 words
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Advertisement283 1981-02-05 13 GONG XI FA GAI /"Caw FishX 1 a Specially Made By Famous Chief Cook Ah Kee Fa Cai Sharks Fin With Bowl M C-1 Good Luck Vegetable Dish T-~ Stuffed Chicken Wing I f, Stuffed Pig's intestine Special Honey Baked Pork Ribs g Reservation Contact Mr Liew Miss Annie Tel:283 words
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Article1116 1981-02-05 14 BVud* prtrta mntUf mt* aaa >l aad tiMTWd Or Kuala I in; r Saork r»r«»ti ymwrda; vttk >i at daraa inM AmlitncMi kkka l.Mt MMti MMlHl •••rwlj* V^ M MMaRUU Mm*. INS AM* i J MB UK) I*) IB II) 2 It) I» (1) 24t (1) 2C 1111,116 words
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Article367 1981-02-05 14 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market closed (or the Lunar New Year holidays on a firm note with strong followthrough and underlying support Share price* continued to advance on the boards. Conditions were a shade quieter and selective in view of the half day's trading, but367 words
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Article667 1981-02-05 14 LONDON. Tut* After a hen Unt Hart, prompted by the cuter trend on Wall Street, equities rallied and finished on a One Dole. The FT index gained 9 0 poults to Alt. at the dose Electrical* were particularly MrOBf after report* that the government may allow British Telecom667 words
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Article303 1981-02-05 14 HONGKONG: Stocks closed the ChJaeae Year on a firm note yesterday, wits the Haag Sent iadn rmaf I C point, to 1CB0C. wttkta tour potato of the seven-year Ugh art last NaotMkcr. dsaten aid. Prim row Initially but Ml toward! the daw on pram W*f to moderately activr Anoag303 words
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Article363 1981-02-05 14 SYDNEY: Bargain buying encouraged by a firmer gold irice helped stocks stage a minor recovery yesterday, dealers said. But market leader HP was traded as low as A$13 «0 before finishing 15 cents weaker at J13.55. a net loss of $1.40 since its announcement of a $335milllon rights Issue363 words
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Article188 1981-02-05 14 TOKYO: Shares cloacd mixed in nervous trading yesterday. with many investors tearing a possible restriction on margin trading and high prices, dealer? said j The Dow Jones average shed 1 to TOM. 41 points. In moderI ate trading with a volume of 330 mUUoc shares. The New index added188 words
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Article275 1981-02-05 14 NEW YORK, Tues Bargain bunting among recently depressed energy and technology Mocks contributed to an afternoon rally that pushed stock prices higher in moderate trading. Analysts also said Investors were encouraged when more major banks Joined the move to a IH 1 per cent prime rate. A comment275 words
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Article119 1981-02-05 14 AMSTERDAM, Tuer Share prices were mixed to lower with iUyai Oak* and KlJi one guilder down each and li«lte*«r losing 0.80 in Dutch t h »IIS AM*J\ ■Ma \mr i.t, IV.. En ism ■u •«2 -«2 0 2 «2 -02 •«J ••I unc n (U -02 -05 unrh •02119 words
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Article247 1981-02-05 14 ZURICH, Tuei. Domestic (bare prices continued mixed with a lower Mas in lea active trading, dealers said. They added Sentiment was Influenced by a strong dollar and uncertainty over interest rates. The higher Swiss discount and Lombard rates became effective today. Banks fluctuated narrowly and in generally steady financial*247 words
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Article57 1981-02-05 14 INDUSTRIALS uesday 476 6 londay 467.6 'eek Ago 407.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS uesday M 1 38 londay S9Z3S F M k ago MA 40 H.K.H ANG SENG Wednesday 1SSO 82 ueaday 1641.00 reck ago 1S03.40 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 8i6 8 ueaday 664.0 '••k ago 666.1 ALL ORDINARIES57 words
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Article194 1981-02-05 14 LONDON: Rubber Futures closed dull on Tuesday, with lasses from yesterday of mostly 0.40 to 0 SOp per kilo. Turnover was 73 lots o( IS tonnes. Activity remained quiet with no fresh Incentives emerging due to Eastern market closures until Monday next for the Chinese New Year, dealers said.194 words
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Article166 1981-02-05 14 THE STRAITS tin price gained another 14 cents to $30 60 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official ottering down 45 tonnes to M tonnes. The overnight London market was steadier with forward buyers gaining £50 to £(.015 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day was up £10166 words
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Article35 1981-02-05 14 LONDON: Copper price* on Tuesday (previous in brackMs) Wirebar Spot £766 50 (£773. 50); teller! £767 50 (£774.00); Three Month buyers £791.00 (£796 50); sellers £***** (£797 00) Market taac: Easier Sate*: 15.550 tonnes35 words
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Article172 1981-02-05 14 THE US dollar opened at C 0*10 In lat Singapore torn market jawnlaj and »aw tnodrr iu trading around that level before closing at C HOO X Trading In third curuaism ma thin aa local dnaltn avoided open lot new poatUoaa on the eve of tor Lunar New Year172 words
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Article92 1981-02-05 14 TM Maa Melbourne (1) 411MB 431 19B 41MB 4B.SSS NtwYorfe 4M.MB «00B 4M-M6 4B.00S London 4M.MB 4M.00B moos enxs Zurich 4H.MB 4B.MB «0K 4K.MB Parla Sol SOB Mt »m Hoofkoof c-loMd dond ckatd -laHd Staopor»(l) rloMd 00B cioMd «moos Export prtca In aoB-Mcrtlac wu la US dollar per one*.92 words
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555 1981-02-05 14 LEONG WENO X AM - LEONG WENO X AM By SENIOR citizens may still be able to enjoy their favourite Hongkong Cantonese TV drama serials at community centres when the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation phases out all dialect programmes from the small screen. The Radin Mas community555 words
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304 1981-02-05 14 ' LAI YEW KONG - Marine Police get first fast patrol boat LAI YEW KONG, By Chief Crime Reporter THE Marine Police received the first of its 19 fast and sophisticated patrol boats from Sembawang Shipyard on Monday. The remainder will be delivered in stages, with the last boat expected by the end of the304 words
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162 1981-02-05 14 HUNT FOR GAS CYLINDER THEFTS GANG POLICE are on the trail of a gang of thieves who stole liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders from three hawkers and a shop In Lorong Tai Seng last week. The thieves are suspected to be involved in a racket connected with the sale of162 words
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Article78 1981-02-05 14 On $2,700 graft charges FRANCIS Yap Seng Leong. 29, claimed trial on Tuesday to five charges of corruptly accepting $2,700 from a businessman last year. He is alleged to have taken between $300 and $800 from Mr I>y Ah Hiap five tiroes between March and October for helping Mr Tay78 words
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Article43 1981-02-05 14 MR CHAI CHONG YD, Senior Minister of State (Culture) and MP for Bukit Batok. will attend a Lunar New Year celebration dinner at the Bukit Batok Housing Estate car park (at Block 8) on Feb 15 at 7.30 p.m. f43 words
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Article64 1981-02-05 14 THE Singapore and Perth chapters of the Institute of Internal Auditors of New r York will hold seminars here and in Australia in October. The Perth seminar will be held from Oct 4 to 7 ana the one in Singapore on Oct 12 They wfll64 words
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83 1981-02-05 14 ABOUT daien aaitn hy gave chase In the raia aad (ailed a saaU-h theft la atoUasM Bawd yesterday. A wtmu iMikt was walklag towards Market Street whea a yaath grahhed her haadhag. T»» passerx by re- spMMted to her eric* i aad83 words
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215 1981-02-05 14 Ex-clippie fined $500 for forged MC A FORMER bus conduc tress. Goh Boh Ngoh. 36. who used a forged medical certificate to cheat Singapore Bus Service, was fined $500 yesterday. She committed the offence at the SBS Paya Lebar Depot on Sept 8 last year. After the MC was tendered215 words
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Article90 1981-02-05 14 A MALAYAN Railway gatekeeper. Khalid bin Hashim. Is was jailed for eight months by a district court yesterday for bouaebreaking and fined $1,000 for theft. Kbalid. a Malaysian, broke into the Cashew Terrace home of housewife Madam Urn Sic* Chin. 42. aad stole $824 worth90 words
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Advertisement238 1981-02-05 15 LIDO: OPENS TODAY (*****14) 11am. 1.30, 4. 6.45 A9.IS-NO FrM List I CHRISTOPHER WALKEN (Academy Award Winner for lest supporting actor in The Deer Hunter") ii !the leader of a the ewrcenaiiet in Frederick (Day of the Jackal) Fursyth's explosive «ovel CHRIS* inter ■fjtilL-tWt V B VIALKKN fl Z^HflW. JADE:238 words
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Advertisement988 1981-02-05 16 FROM THE MANAGEMENT STAFF OF Kk*4Eifli \X The Cold Storage Group A G-12 The Arcade, Ratflvs Place ±±J 1 1 T^^ «v m a A V aflTm M-02-57, City Plaza, Qaylang Road 1 1 7=J GONG XI FA CAI Rlr— <m.^^ B-10.K.tong Shopping Centre r^ V Tflafl AaD B'lolB 101988 words
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Advertisement254 1981-02-05 18 KONGXIFACAI We wish all our 3Jpb> clients, friends «sfcPv and business associates yT ;*/WA Happy and Prosperous New Year. Shenton Travel Associates Pte Ltd. Shentours Reliance Pie lid. Gl, Ground Floor, Marina House. 70. Shenton Way, Singapore 0207. Tel: 222*633. fttumm GONG XI FA CAI TO ALL HAPPY BUYERS AND254 words
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Advertisement308 1981-02-05 18 j 'SEE THE WORLD THRU' CITICENTER^ GONG XI FA CAI To all clients, business associates jj|] ana friends From: The Management ft Staff of tjl MZ_ CmCENTER TRAVELS A M SI #«JOJS4 COACH TOUR PTE. LTD. ral m \^7 470, River Valley Road M lj y Tel: *****90/ *****12 [|j308 words
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IX OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration93 1981-02-05 21 hM gone to bo with the Lord Jeeus Christ on 4/2/fi BELOVED WIFE: Ding Slok Ing. Row > SONS: Frank Chern Shen DAUGHTERS Flora Feng Fang Orace Feng I.in Dorothy Feng Mcl Carol Feng Yong "Jesus seid, "Come unto me eH ye that labour end ere heavy laden, and I93 words
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Obituary, Illustration67 1981-02-05 21 A long year has since pa&sed Your departure was so sudden Although sad we're glad For you have gone back to Our Lord We miss you so much I Thoughts or you will bring tears Loving memories will always be i with67 words
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Obituary, Illustration61 1981-02-05 21 Your lovifM wito, clmMcwi, Kocti Wan Maw Ad. Maw Koo, Maw Tin. Maw tna. Maw 800 and Koon Toa. OH DADDY, THOUGH YOU HAVE LEFT US SO MANY YEARS THE THOUGHT OF YOU STILL RINGS DAILY IN OUR EARS NO WORDS OR ACTIONS CAN DESCRIBE HOW TERRIBLE TO LOSE SO61 words
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Obituary, Illustration21 1981-02-05 21 Fondly ranwniMnw by p4K*>nts. brolhora, alalar, brotttor In I—. ROGER TAN KM MAI DEPARTED: STM FEB. I*7*21 words
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Obituary, Illustration17 1981-02-05 21 FONOLY REMEMKRED IV WIFf SONS DAUGHTERS. SONS-IN-LAW AMD MOTHER. UPS KRISMNNAN DEPARTED a-2- 197717 words
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Obituary, Illustration65 1981-02-05 21 THE FAMH.V OF the lat« Mrs. X C Cheam (Mdm Gan Keng Earn) wish to thank all relatives and friends for their kind assistance, condolences, wreaths, donations. visits and attendance during their recent bereavement Tha tantirf o) Mm lota Mr. MMioai Uaw wan Onn Wlak to aiproas Ikalr65 words
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Obituary, Illustration92 1981-02-05 21 MR. MJtM. ivm passed away suddenly on A2*\ Sadly mused by wife, son Dr Prasad. daughter-in-law and grandson Sincere thanks to doctors and staff of Ward 23 S.G H and Ward 30 TTS.H Funeral conducted at Mt Vernon3.3opmon4.2Jl pasaad away luddanly on 3-2-11 daughters. S danglHara In law.92 words
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Obituary, Illustration59 1981-02-05 21 A brautiful lilt came to an end. Hf died as h* lived everyone's tnend. Always so true, unselfish and kind. Few in this world his equal to kind So loved, so mourned S.di, mlaaod by loving mother Mdm Sung Kay Stow, wite Pogg». son Abol and59 words
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Obituary, Illustration31 1981-02-05 21 In Loving Memory of Six long years have passed But memories stay fresh and painful. D#*>f4y ittwMtd by lov#d OA#t. Our oototod Broth.. TERRY TON KENG TAT Doportod 5 2 197531 words
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Obituary, Illustration45 1981-02-05 21 In Loving Memory of Dearest Dad ■NO ONE KNOWS HOW WE MISS YOU. NONE BUT ACHING HEARTS CAN TELL. EARTH HATH LOST YOU. HEAVEN FOUND YOU. JESUS DOTH ALL THINGS WELL" SADLY MISSED BY CHILDREN AHO GRANDCHILDREN MR FRANCIS KHNO JIT CHENG D€ PARTED 5-J-»045 words
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Obituary, Illustration39 1981-02-05 21 Four long years have passed But memories stay fresh and painful I Ahaaya romomborod by loving chii I dron, wHo and lo*ad onoa. MR. EDWARD CMIA KOON LOCK, Doportod slh Fobraory 197739 words
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Obituary, Illustration21 1981-02-05 21 Twenty eight years have paaacd. but you are still on our mind. In Liwog atamory of VEO KAI TEO Doportod 5J.5321 words
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Obituary, Illustration31 1981-02-05 21 Ow 111 I Om ym bw, awawl T.WloclHl O>/o»d«oM War* tod to ompmt Ko» a>adl you Ow r**"v *—^> MMDf)< CM*» and kn«l °n*\ Keep informed with Classifieds Mm CMaolok31 words
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Advertisement23 1981-02-05 21 "In Memoriam" is for the loved ones whom you remember The Magazine by Singapore Women of Singapore Women for Singapore Women HER WORLDti23 words
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Advertisement657 1981-02-05 21 m^m^. MEGA CHEMICALS BERHAD INTERIM RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED SIST OCTOBER, 1980 The unaudited results of the Group and of the Company for the six months ended 31st October, 1980 are as follows Six Months Ended 31st October Group Company $000 S'ooo 1980 1979 1980 1979 Turnover 2,658657 words
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Advertisement426 1981-02-05 21 (Jume) I SYSTEMS ANALYST/ PROGRAMMER THE JOB Reporting to the Systems Analyst the candidate will be responsible for development and maintenance of computer systems and will perform both systems analysis and programming duties QUALIFICATIONS Possess at least a G C E 'A' level Minimum 3 years' relevant working experience. Good426 words
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1939 1981-02-05 26 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Permesso, to be partnered by popular veteran jockey George Podmore, can give punters a nice "hong bao" in Race Two here on Friday. This six-year-old ran a creditable third to Clearaway over 1.200 metres last week. He1,939 words
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Article75 1981-02-05 26 Xl ALA LUMPUR. Wed. Hanea that will ko well If there is rata Sere aa Friday: RACE 1 Jack Flash, Nsttiaal Special, TernDlastaf RACE Z Raja Ikaa, dlgalty, St Lett* 11. RACE S Ptecele Pitaee, Speeamaster 11, Tiger Note n. RACE 4 Caslaa Champ, Hari laL RACE 575 words
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Article166 1981-02-05 26 FAIRWAY - Exotic Prince bright prospect FAIRWAY By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Exotic Prince, whp tackles a moderate Class 2, Division 6 field over 1,200 metres on Friday, has a bright chance to reenter the winning list. The son of Tamerlane was a winner of two races over the Ipoh I,loom straight and166 words
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Article1246 1981-02-05 26 UAfF 1 2.0 CLASS 6 DIV 6— 1.200*1 ftAV/i:< x ($B,OOO $6,300 to winnax) 1 9HOOB Magic Boot a Dg Cg (Magic Boat) Ismail 57 (dd +33) 4mg Natw 2 2 824*00 Han Sovtaar a(TA A) Jaalar if (dd +15) 5Kg MMa 8 3 100**9 JacknaakiDh(Be*erah)Oamaass3(-l)7iiJi Saaa* 71,246 words
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Article186 1981-02-05 26 HAKIKAT RAI - Schools' hockey to go age-group HAKIKAT RAI By THE Singapore Haekey AasartstftVs drive to promote the spart la eaUaaaratlaa with the Slngapare Sparta Canncll aad Bbbssbbl Garments Is paying dlvldeada. Pram this year, nattaaal actuals' haekey will gaage-graap. There will be 81 teaaai (II hay* aad girls) vylag tor haaaan186 words
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Article125 1981-02-05 26 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY MISTY LAD MooayDip Century Miss Magic Boat ThaViacount NeckANeck Little Miango CanluryMn. Hooey Dip Neck Neck Dignity Whisky Soda StHatto Permesso Exuberant PSfflM##O Denko San Whisky Soda Prima Timothy Timothy Regal Song S Generation S. Generation Prima BUI Collector Pnoc... Ah. B. O. Eternity Ten125 words
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241 1981-02-05 26 R. MANORAJ - R. MANORAJ By ONLY eight teams have entered for the Singapore Hockey Association's inaugural under-20 championships for the E. W. Barker Trophy, starting on Saturday week. They are Bedok, Indian Association, Seletar Sports Club, Ceylon Sports Club A and B, Khalsa, Combined Schools241 words
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Article1403 1981-02-05 26 RATF 1 130 CLASS 6 DIV 2— 1.200 M av.rw.Ej ($9,000 $6,300 to winner) 1 9*3s** OoMon Hussar h (widen Hussar i Rodgers 57 (dc +2.5) 4 nzg Oat 3 2 B*s*6* OuickaMvor H t IX is i Shoka) K. Leong 56 5 (dc 0.5) 6nzg Cham 41,403 words
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Article238 1981-02-05 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Only a handful of horses running on Saturday were sent against the clock here this morning and Sportscaster was the most impressive of the lot. With a riding boy astride, the Headland n seven-year-old reeled off 600 m in 41.2, clapping on the smartly In238 words
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Article, Illustration368 1981-02-05 27 NEW YORK, Wed. Former world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali has denied suggestions that he is prepared to help salvage the Feb. 23 Madison Square Garden boxing bill threatened by the disappearance of US$2O million ($4l 6m) from Muhammad Ali Professional Sports.AFP - 368 words
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Article, Illustration204 1981-02-05 27 Oguma comes back for victory TOKYO, Wed. World Boxing Council flyweight champion Shoji Oguma. of Japan, came from behind to outpoint South Korean challenger Park Chanhee in a 15-round bloody bout here last night. There were no knockdowns, but both fighters suffered cuts and were smeared with blood over theirReuter; AFP - 204 words
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438 1981-02-05 27 LOS ANGELES, Wed BOXING promoter Harold Smith, the object of a worldwide Federal Bureau of Investigation manhunt, is back in the United States and, since he has nothing to hide, is ready to face a US$2l million ($43.68 m) lawsuit. Smith, chairman of MuhammadUPI - 438 words
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Article, Illustration171 1981-02-05 27 f PATRICK BASTIANS - f PATRICK BASTIANS Jl SINGAPORE'S Chua Koon Siong boosted local weightlifting when he won the featherweight gold medal at the Commonwealth weigh tliftingr h a m p i on ships in Christchurch last Friday. Chua lifted a total 242.5 kg. to beat Australian A. Forrest171 words
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Article95 1981-02-05 27 SINGAPORE have aeleeted Aath*ay Tan, Taa Calaax Sim, Patrick Tea, Yap Kak Klaag, Chan Bag Chye Paal Kwee to represent the Republic la the Stagapare-Malay afa Jaatar aqaaah clash at Kallaag aa Satarday Risk a Rajadaral, manager at the Malaysia* aealar aad huate teams, says Us jutor95 words
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Article156 1981-02-05 27 BERNARD PEREIRA - June's ready for next meet BERNARD PEREIRA By SINGAPORE'S June Saman, fresh from her campaign in the recent Federal Territory Open tennis championships at Taman Titiwangsa, will be back in competition next month for the Port Dickson Open. June emerged runnerup in the Federal Territory Open women's singles event, losing156 words
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Article66 1981-02-05 27 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Indian tennis stars Anand Amritrai and Ramesh Krishnan will partner Mariana Simionescu Borg and Anne Hobos in a mixed doubles match at the classic encounter between BJorn Bore and Vitas Gerulaitls at Stadium Negara here on Feb. 28. The Indians are on theNST - 66 words
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228 1981-02-05 27 LONDON, Wed. Wales soccer captain Terry Yorath has signed for North American soccer League Club Vancouver Whitecaps, taking the place of Dutch captain Ruud Krol, who moved to Napoli of the Italian League. Yorath, despite leading Wales to some of its most successful internationalUPI - 228 words
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Article130 1981-02-05 27 Forest eye Yugoslav player NOTTINGHAM, Wed. European Cup-holders Nottingham Forest are set to sign a Yugoslav international, though manager Brian Clough is not revealing the player's name. Forest, who play South I American champions Na- cional, of Uruguay, in the world club championship j final in Tokyo on Wednes1 day,AFP - 130 words
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232 1981-02-05 27 CARDIFF, Wed. Wales, looking to widen their selection powers, want sex equality in football. At the moment, players born in England. Scotland or Ireland can still play for the principality provided their father is Welsh. Welsh Football Association secretary Trevor Morris has now putAFP - 232 words
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Article232 1981-02-05 27 DUBLIN. Wed. The Irish Government have imposed their first sanction aeainst the Irish Rugby Football Union for going ahead with plans for this year's controversial South African tour. An application from the union for a grant of up to U5522,000 ($45,760) to aid schools rugby has been turned down232 words
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330 1981-02-05 27 Irish Government turn down IRFU application It was Stenmark's 31st career giant slalom victory Austrian Hans Enn finished second and Switzerland's JeanLuc Foumier, who led after the first heat, was third. In Iwtaoal (West Germany). Switzerland's Erika Hess won the 7th World Cup women's slalom in an aggregate time ofAgencies - 330 words
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Article209 1981-02-05 27 Move to Palace upsets fans LONDON, Wed. Wlmafarfaa Sapacrten Clah, urfer tftrea* af bavin* to travel Mrw Uwlw to wmtefc tkeir team at Crystal Palace aext mm, are v c* v Faattall Leagae ieadaaartera at Lytham St. Use's la Lancaaaire to labfcy the m*aa«etnent committee aad present tkelr pretest toAFP - 209 words
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Article251 1981-02-05 27 England leave out injured Willis KINGSTOWN. Wed. England have decided not to risk fast bowler Bob Willis in the opening oneday cricket international match against the West Indies today. Willis, the vice-captain, twisted his knee in the tourists' limited-over match against the Windward Islands on Sunday and though he practisedReuter - 251 words
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Article56 1981-02-05 27 PERTH. Wed. Mark O'Neill. the 21 -year -old Western Australian Sheffield Shield allrounder, has been appointed professional of the Accrington Club in the Lancashire league for tftfcyear. He will leave here for England in aprtl shortly after he is married O'Neill is the son of Austra lia'sAFP - 56 words
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Article50 1981-02-05 27 MELBOURNE. Wed. The two-day cricket game between Victoria Country and India at Ballarat was abandoned shortly after tea today, due to rain. At the interruption the home team were 193 for four in reply to India's first innings total of 363 (or 5 declared. AP.AP - 50 words
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Advertisement28 1981-02-05 27 At dawn, the Rooster crows to herald the day. Good fortune will be yours throughout the "Year of the Rooster". MALAYAN BANKING BERH AD The tiga* beside you28 words
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Advertisement104 1981-02-05 27 r Fm=E, I TENNIS i I COACHING COURSES for Children under 12 I KENNEX-XL JUNIOR TENNIS SCHOOL in association with the P Singapore Lawn Tennis Association I \/l m\ i KENNEX energy J W SPORTING GOODS DRINK For more details application forms, please 9 contact your nearest club, primary school104 words
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Article, Illustration352 1981-02-05 28 I JOE DORAI - I JOE DORAI By DON'T be surprised if you see Au-yeong Pak Kuan, Singapore soccer team's regular left-back, take the field as a midfielder in the next match Because Au-yeong, an established defender, is being put through a crash-programme in midfield play by Singapore's352 words
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Article20 1981-02-05 28 TOMORROW Kuala TmtggMau. 4.30) SATIUDAY Pertts v Kelaataa (Kangar. 4 30) SUNDAY Farces v flrlaagsr Merdeka Stadium. 820 words
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Article, Illustration444 1981-02-05 28 BERNARD PERENU - BERNARD PERENU By A NOVEL idea to sponsor Singapore's top professionals on the international circuit, starting with the Asian circuit, is being planned by a group of enthusiasts with the help of the Professional Golfers' Association of Singapore. The plan, based on a profit-sharing scheme444 words
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Article51 1981-02-05 28 JAPAN'S Yamaha soccer team, coached by Ryuichi Sugtjrama, an outstanding forward in the *****, will meet a Sinn pore Selection side at the National Stadium on March 3. The Japanese will play four matches In Malaysia against Selangor. Pahang. Trengganu and Penang after their match in51 words
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Article135 1981-02-05 28 SEMBAWANG TIGERS pounded the Police touch- < line as hard and as frequently as the rain that hammered down on the Police Academy pitch to win 34-3 in a Singapore Rugby Union Division One match yesterday, reports KEN JALLEH Jr. The rain-soaked pitch and heavy downpour made135 words
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Article381 1981-02-05 28 By KEN JALLEH Jr. BOXERS hoping to represent Singapore in future overseas assignments, starting with the King's Cup championship from March 27 to April 5, will face tougher selection trials. Firstly, instead of having to go through a single trial, boxers wul have to381 words
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Article186 1981-02-05 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Brunei have agreed to take part in the Tour of Malaysia cycling race 1 on March 8-15. The other country to have confirmed are West Germany, who will send a junior team. For Brunei, struggling to catch up with the other countries inNST - 186 words
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Article93 1981-02-05 28 RADIN MAS whipped Scran goon Gardens 3-0 In their inter-constituency table tennis championship first-round match. Other results: Rochore 3 Tanah Merah 1. Chua Chu Kang 3 Jalan Kayu 0, Siglap 3 Sembawang 1, Havelock 3 Marine Parade 0. Punggol 3 Delta 0, Bukit Merah wo Bukit93 words
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Article212 1981-02-05 28 Xl ALA TBENGGANU, Wed. Kedaa Baaak Cap caaikeeper Abdnl RashM Mahamei Zala will make Us Malaysia Cap aeeeer detat whea his team play Treag(uo here aa Friday. RashM, wha waa brilliant la the astlsasl oader-2t toaraament last December, will he tried eat heeaaae Brat ehalee gaalkeeperNST - 212 words
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Article144 1981-02-05 28 Malacca may lose four MALACCA, Wed. Four of Malacca's young Malaysia Cup soccer players may soon head for greener pastures in Selangor. Schoolboy international Lim Teong Kirn, 17, who made his debut in the Malaysia Cp match against Sabah on Jan. 25, has been interviewed for a job with aNST - 144 words
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Article267 1981-02-05 28 COMBINED SCHOOLS' soccer teams may not be allowed in the national under-15 and I under- 19 competitions to be held in April, reparti joe dor Ai. This plan is being seriously considered by the Football Association of Singapore as they feel that the clubs267 words
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Article51 1981-02-05 28 TICKETS lor the Malaysia Cup-tie between Singapore and Trengganu at the National Stadium on Sunday week will be on sale at the National, Toa Payoh and Queenstown Stadiums from 8 a.m. on Sunday. Each person may buy only three tickets, priced at |T igrandstand) and 1351 words
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Article36 1981-02-05 28 HUSSEIN ALJUNIED, former Singapore soccer coach, suffered serious head injuries in an accident at Canberra Road on Tuesday, while returning home from work. Hussein has been admitted to the Toa Payoh General Hospital.36 words
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Miscellaneous9 1981-02-05 28 8OCCEB Primily: Boulevard PC v Commonwealth Rovers (Queenstown. 5)9 words
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261 1981-02-05 29 Law to clamp down on Polish strikes WARSAW. Wed The Polish Government has announced a decree aimed at suppressing both unofficial and political strikes The decree came shortly after strikers yesterday forced four officials to resign in the southern province of Bielsko Biala. whom they had accused of corruption anReuter; AFP - 261 words
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Article, Illustration110 1981-02-05 29 WITH their anna linked, Iranian stadenta leave the Iranian emhMiy la Manila faJlawlag a lMmr protest vrr reduced allowances frcm the Teheraa Oavenunent. They were amaog ■•me !H Iranian stndeata arrested an Tnesday alght after the deoMMtratUß at the embassy. Th* pailcc, wfea were calledUPI - 110 words
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521 1981-02-05 29 TOKYO, Wad. THE JAPANESE Government is threatening to review it US$2O billion (5541.6 billion) trade pact with China if Beijing continues to suspend or scrap major plant contracts, officials said today. However, officials at the Ministry of International Trade and Industry hintedUPI - 521 words
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Article41 1981-02-05 29 WASHINGTON. Wed. A rare pygmy sperm whale, battered by rocks and possibly diseased was rescued from suburban beach on Monday and taken to the Marineland Aquatic Park in an effort to keep him alive, marine officials said yesterday UPIUPI - 41 words
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Article29 1981-02-05 29 BANGKOK. Wed. Asean journalists will meet here from Feb 15 to 20 to discuss ways to promote closer relations among them. It was announced here today. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Obituary64 1981-02-05 29 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MM. OOM YCW CHVE net- /%nes Low Nglm Neo passed away peacefully on 3/2/(1 leaving behind only son DcnU (Harry), daughter-in-law May. 3 grand daughters Qlorla. Eileen and Veronica Body lying In slate in The Chapel of the Church of St Ignatius. King's Road Funeral serviie on64 words
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201 1981-02-05 29 GENSCHER TO TELL U.S. OF BONN'S SUPPORT BONN, Wed. Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher is going to the United States next month with the message that West Germany is firmly behind the new administration's plan to strengthen Western defences in the face of a Soviet military buildup. Mr Genscher, the leaderUPI - 201 words
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Advertisement212 1981-02-05 29 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. This is the Year of the Rooster and thus a year that will reward hard work and endeavour. FOO CHOY PENG espies good omens in the coming year. For those who think the calendar is more than a basis for mere superstition the212 words
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Advertisement35 1981-02-05 1 TOSHIBA i^^H ...InTouchwithTomorrow GongXil^Cai Wishing all our de ilers and Toshiba clients greater prosperity and happiness for the Year of the Rooster. Greetings from: J Toshiba Singapore Pte Ltd and Guthrie Singapore Pte Ltd <Qgt35 words
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Advertisement74 1981-02-05 1 New Year obligations L Wtaat do yen d« m the first day af New Year? Da yaa still keep the tradltiaas af yaar forefathers? Turn to Paga4 More than a sailing trip Sail with Saaraa, her dad aad his frlead araaad Singapore aad dlscaver a whale aew warld. Switch to74 words
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SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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Article, Illustration30 1981-02-05 1 ■mi ml wai crawtag la tke poenrTand painting is by Mr sfe£ ?-fife^ -fcfifi ffijfn Huang Pao Fang, president of the Singa- MSSJfiiii o pore Society of Oiine» Artists vjismm30 words
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Article395 1981-02-05 1 GRACE WONG - GRACE WONG By TODAY is the first day of the Year of the Rooster. The rooster is the 10th symbolic animal of the Chinese zodiac. Every 12 years, there is a year of the rooster and the following sho*vs the years of its occurrence: 1909; 1921; 1933; 1945;395 words
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Article366 1981-02-05 1 TAN JONG SEE - TAN JONG SEE Chinese surnames By THE Chu clan got its surname when its ancestor was appointed to an official post called the chu shi more than 2,000 years ago. Chu ifiLiS©^ *«**|i«S-f««ttifi £*i«ft -IB ttftSß.!fflffii*»t* to* ttsf!JLf-*i»f£» *•«£■£!■]«:#s■*« ftftJSAttuifttflk tt-hT-mm c* <n*!ft 'fßttttAftlttfttttr FRMf*/;WAIBW**a tt^366 words
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Advertisement350 1981-02-05 4 AOVBmSBtfBfT Parke-Davis, a leading international name in Pharmaceuticals, introduces Benylin COUGH SYRUP Coughing is your body's way of telling Benylin Cough Syrup. You and your you that something may be wrong with family can count on it for fast, your respiratory system soothing relief from coughs. That's what you'd expect350 words
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Advertisement188 1981-02-05 4 9 t JIN JIN t S.E Aaia moM moitorn a tu*> aquipaad ftaawty Halrdraaatng Schoet Video Teaching Aids Used For Instruction New MINIUFE "Course Learn the finer points of hairdreasing A beauty culture tram our Principal. Ma LlMaa Waag, who accumulated her experience from top hainaraatag inatitatea Id France. England.188 words
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Article1403 1981-02-05 2 PICK of the DAY SBC 5 GONG XI FA CAP And SBC is celebrating with a number of special programmes. To stari the morning right, we have lots of laughs, with Tfce Harlem Globetrotter* Meet S»»» mute (Chs. 10 a m This is a cartoon programme revolving around Snow White1,403 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1286 1981-02-05 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 10.00 Operatf folowed by Tintin And The 7.30 News (Malay) Lake Of Shards 7.50 Sal Around Sintapore (See Page 11.20 Dick Cavetfs Hocus Pocus And Its Three) Mapc 8.45 Buck Rogers In The 25th Century 12.45 Cartoon Selections Happy Birthday, Buck 1.00 Europa '80 9.351,286 words
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Miscellaneous1108 1981-02-05 2 SBC 5 10.00 Opeimt folowed by Hartem Globe- Crocodile City (Malay) trotters Meet Snow Mate 6 15 (English) 10.55 Lunar New Year Variety Show Spe- 6.25 Disneyland 25th Anniversary cial (Chinese) (r) 7.20 Cartoon Selections 11.55 Circus World Champiorshps 1980 1 fk u 12.55 Captain and TMhhIM [g Death MasK1,108 words
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LEISURE
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Article1066 1981-02-05 3 TO MANY, it will look like a simple sailing trip, a charming, almost idyllic travelogue of off-shore Singapore seen through young, idealistic, soft-focus eyes But for prodiK'er Len McClure. making his debut 45-minute documentary wasn't only a geographical and social jaunt, it was also a1,066 words
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Article, Illustration552 1981-02-05 3 Say Who You Are Hilton Hotel's Grand Ballroom March 2 8 (except March 4), 7.15 p.m. Tickets: $75 a person, available from Monday Previewed by JOHN DE SOUZA (RRRIIINNNGGG. Click.) "HeltaT" "Hello, beautiful. It's me. Just called to say that I haven't seen you since last552 words
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Advertisement73 1981-02-05 3 Festive Greetings from Tan Chang Sens Motor Ca(S) PtcLtd. GongXiFaCai May the Year of the Rooster bring you success and prosperity. As the market leader in Singapore, we look forward to providing all our clients even better service with an expanded sales and service network in 198 1 If \j73 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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OUTLOOK
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Article, Illustration1056 1981-02-05 4 What are you doing today? Are you dutifully visiting relative after relative, armed with oranges and smiles, exchanging good wishes and hong bso DANA LAM reports on living traditions. ANOTHER New Year dawns and despite moans against the dictates of tradition, many will submit to yet another year's1,056 words
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