The Straits Times, 18 August 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1S81 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    RATES GO UP FROM SEPT 1
    539 1 Average hike of 91 cents in monthly water bill for most consumers WATER and sewerage rates will be increased from Sept 1 with most households paying another 91 cents a month, it was announced last night. Industries, office buildings, restaurants and other non-domestic users
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    Lock icon Students call off protest marches
    339 1 WARSAW, Monday POLISH students, who were to have started today a series of protest marches converging on Warsaw, last night called off their demonstrations in an indication that a political truce may be shap- ing up in the country. In a surprise move, the organisers
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    Lock icon Samphan willing to meet Sihanouk, Son Sann
    280 1 PARIS, Mon DEMOCRATIC Kampuchea's President Khieu Samphan has said that he is willing to meet Prince Norodom Sihanouk and Mr Son Sann, the prince's former premier, in Singapore for trilateral talks. Prince Sihanouk, the ousted Kampuchean head of state, tola reporters at his
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    Proposal to charge $45 for car check
    389 1  -  EDMUND TEO By transport Reporter THE government is studying a proposal to charge motorists $^> when they send their cars in for compulsory inspection next year. This is the figure sub- mitted by the two government-authorised car inspection centres Vicom and Automobile Association
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    ST index drops another 21 points
    120 1 THE stock market suffered another sharp fall yesterday with the Straits Times Industrials Index dropping 21.69 points to 736.24 at the close. At noon, the index was only marginally lower, the real extent of the drop being camouflaged by a big gain in Hume
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    Lock icon 13 m by 2001
    31 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. The population of Delhi could more than double to nearly 13 million by the year 2001, a government planning group told Parliament today. UPI.
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    Lock icon Constable stabbed in riots
    70 1 COLLEAGUES comfort Police CoastaMe Glynn Jones who wm ■tabbed In the stomach daring a fresh outbreak si violence In Liverpool on Saturday. He was one of IS poUcemen lnjnred after aa and-pollce march erupted Into riotlnc. The marchers were demanding aa ead to alleged police fcarrassment
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    Lock icon Dennis the menace
    49 1 CHICAGO, Mon. Tropicai storm Dennis moved towards southern Florida today with sustained 88km winds that threatened to build to hurricane strength. Violent weather raked the eastern seaboard, where a 21-year-old man was electrocuted when he touched a fallen power line. Flooding was reported In Texas. AP.
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    Lock icon 22 drowned
    32 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. Twentytwo people were killed today when a bus fell 150 metres down into a river 60 km from Srinagar. the capital of Kashmir, it was reported. AFP.
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    Lock icon THAI TROOPS SMASH RED STRONGHOLD
    129 1 BANGKOK, Mon. Thai troops have smashed a sy-onghold believed to have been the hideout of insurgents who blew up a train engine early this month, a military spokesman reported today. The spokesman said the stronghold, located on the border of two southern Thailand provinces of
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    Curb on fruit
    35 1 TOKYO. Moo. Japan today asked the United States to restrict from Wednesday, shipments of fruits originating from or passing through California because of Mediterranean fruit flies now plaguing the American state. AFT.
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    Views of big firms sought for next year's Budget
    532 1  -  CONRAD RAJ By of Times Business MAJOR business and financial organisations have for the first time been asked by the government to formally make suggestions for next year's Budget. Minister for Trade and Industry Tony Tan, who will be presenting the
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    Lock icon State of crisis in Sri Lanka
    285 1 COLOMBO, Monday PRESIDENT Junius Jayewardene today declared a state of emergency in Sri Lanka and prescribed the death penalty for arson and looting in a crackdown on spreading communal violence, a government spokesman said. The tough emergency measures were enforced as disturbances continued unabated
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    Virgin Mary statue stolen
    57 1 MANILA, Mon. Thieves broke into a Roman Catholic church and stole a 270-year-old statue of the Virgin Mary, revered by millions o( Filipinos for its supposedly miraculous powers, police and church officials said to day/ The "Virgin of Penafranda" is the Patroness of Bicol, a six-province
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    LATEST HIJACKED BOAT EMERGES
    74 1 RABAT, Mm. A hijacked Irmalaa mMle ■Ural bMt arrive*] at the pert ef rarrafcUara aad aa4le4 all agala after the hijackers fareee' har baw aatheritles te prevlde fael, feed and water, Mereeeaa aeareea said today. The repert was the Brat aewa ef the mlaaUe beat Tahania
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      603 2 Changi experience MANY countries have been sending officials here to learn what it takes to build an international airport like Changi. Twenty-two visitors from various countries are now attending a three-month course to learn the Changi experience. Public Works Department's deputy director Mr Goh Keng Chew said yesterday the
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      COMMENT
      223 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: DR TONY TAN has made a g»od start n preparing Ms first badget by Inviting business groups to give their views. They mast Justify his act of faith by presenting carefully thought-out submissions which take Into account not only their own Interests bat also those
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      SECTION 2
      391 2 The hills are alive... THE HILLS are still alive with the sound of music. Except that these hills are in Vermont, America not Tyrol, Austria. The name is the same but much older and more scattered. The von Trapp family in The Sound of Music is very real
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      227 2 FEWER DEPOSITS WITH FINANCE FIRMS DEPOSITS of Singapore's finance companies have been hit by the tight money market and the recent boom in the stock market. The Monetary Authority of Singapore disclosed yesterday that their deposits in June fell by $26 million to $2.52 billion. This is the
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      BACKGROUND
      86 2 BILLION BARTER BARTER trade is making a comeback. Western companies which do business with socialist and some developing countries often have to accept industrial or agricultural products instead of cash as payment since these countries are short on foreign exchange. The value of such transactions is so huge that
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      Lock icon AROUND THE WORLD
      536 2 Carrot and stick ISRAEL is treating the Arabs in the occupied West Bank and Gaza more leniently and the Palestinian guerillas tougher to blunt the PLO influence. It is also hoping that with this carrot -and-stick method, a new moderate leadership will take part in autonomy talks
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      SPORTS
      243 2 Compromise for soccer's sake THE Football Association of Singapore's ban on four national players who played for Singapore Malays has shown that the FAS will not condone errant behaviour, writes GODFREY ROBERT. But Singapore Malays should also be given bouquets for fielding the four in an honest effort to
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      267 2 Musa's assurance MALAYSIA'S government will not misuse its power for any political purpose, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam, said at the opening the Sixth Malaysian Law Conference. Apparently referring the controversial Societties Act, Datuk Musa said the government had to pass certain laws which lawyers had
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon KHALKHALI HITS AT PM'S POOR CHOICE FOR CABINET
      258 3 TEHERAN, Mon. An Iranian mullah today criticised Prime Minister- I designate Mohammad Javad Bahonar for not choosing "more competent men" to be in his Cabinet. Religious leader Hojatoleslam Sadegh Khalkhali, nicknamed vie "hanging Judge" named five ministers who, in his opinion, should
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      Lock icon New plan to blunt PLO influence in occupied lands
      512 3 JERUSALEM, Mon. IN a new carrrot-and-stick approach to Palestinians on the West Bank and Gaza, Israel is acting to squelch the influence of the Palestine Liberation Organisation and to create new moderate leadership that would participate in autonomy negotiations under the
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      Lock icon 'I do, I do, I do' for three daughters
      153 3 PORTLAND, Mon. The way Mr William Weller looked at It, It was la Us best laterests U marry off three daughters on one day. "I didn't want to go through It three times," he said. The proud father escorted his daughters,
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      Lock icon 'Opec meeting may lead to a cut in oil prices'
      293 3 GENEVA, Mon. OPEC oil ministers have begun a week of bargaining on a new price formula, with delegates saying privately the result might be an unprecedented price reduction by a majority, forced on them by a world oil glut. The
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      Lock icon Sadat urges US-Saudi effort for Israel-PLO recognition
      193 3 CAIRO, Mon. President Anwar Sadat calls for an American-Saudi Arabian effort to arrange for the recognition between Israel and Yasser Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organisation. Mr Sadat, said the newspaper Mayo, described the south Lebanon cease-fire between Israel and the Palestinians as a solution
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      Lock icon Change policy, says Weizman
      177 3 TEL AVIV, Mon. I I i I I I i FORMER Defence Minister Ezer Weizman urged the Israeli Government last night to alter its policy SO that a Solution rnnlH h» found In the Palestinian problem. Mr Weizman, who resigned from Prime Minister Menachem Begin's previous
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      Lock icon Greeting with flowers on Pope's return
      77 3 POPE John Paul II being welcomed by two children upon his return to the Vatican from the Gemelll Hospital. The boy Is the son of Angelo Gugel, the Pope's personal waiter, who was in the papal Jeep when John Paul was shot last May
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      Lock icon EIGHT MEN KILLED IN BEIRUT CLASHES
      157 3 BEIRUT, Mon. Tankled Syrian forces today moved to disengage waning pro-Iranian and pro-Soviet Lebanese militia in Beirut's lowincome neighborhoods where two days of street fighting has left eight combatants killed and 30 wounded, police reported. As fighting raged with mortars, rocket-propel-led grenades and machine
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Karmal calls for new plan against rebels
      295 4 NEW DELHI, Mon AFGHAN President Babrak Karmal said today that the time had come to chalk out a new strategy against Muslim rebels fighting his armed forces and Soviet troops in Afghanistan, Kabul Radio reported. The radio, monitored here, said Mr Karmal, who
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      Lock icon Protestors rapped £or hurling spiked balls
      160 4 WELLINGTON, Mon. Prime Minister Robert Muldoon today criticised anti-apartheid protesters for using booby-trap-ped tennis rails to disrupt the South African rugby tour of New Zealand during the weekend. Mr Muldoon, speaking at a press conference, praised the way the police handled some 6,000 protesters
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      Lock icon Trouble-hit PIA will lay off 2,500 staff soon'
      392 4 KARACHI, Monday ABOUT 2,500 of Pakistan International Airlines' 22,000 employees would be laid off soon, including some memMrs of management, a PIA source said yesterday. The source added that General M. Rahim Khan, the PIA chairman and Defence Minister in Pakistan's military
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      Lock icon No horsing around
      86 4 CANBERRA, Mon. Primary Industry Minister Peter Nixon said today he would "threw the book" at any company found guilty of substituting none meat fer beef In meal experts to the United States. Spearking at a press conference, Mr Nixon said meat far expert from a Melbourne exporting
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      Lock icon A smile for freedom
      61 4 WITH a broad smile, Benin Nunt Bhutto (left), wMew of Pakistan's late farmer Prime Minister Zulf Ikar All Bhutto, appears la ft private Metal tuettea for the lint time la five months after her long detention. Begun Nusrftt had beea under house arrest for attending a
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      Lock icon FATAL BID TO SMASH BAREFOOT WATER SKI RECORD
      189 4 LONG BEACH (California), Mon. A 23-year-old man, water skiing barefoot at 175 km h in an attempt for a world record, lost his balance and turned six to eight cartwheels before sinking into the water with fatal injuries, authorities said. Mr Roy
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      Lock icon Death for theft
      68 4 BANGKOK, Mon. A People's Court in Vietnam has sentenced to death the leader of a three-man gang convicted of stealing kilometres of telephone cable from a communications centre at Bien Hoa, a former American and South Vietnamese military base outside Ho Chi Minn City. Radio Hanoi reported.
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      Lock icon For a prank
      50 4 WEST BERLIN, Mon. A 14-year-old boy was arrested by East German border guards last night after climbing atop the Berlin Wall (or a prank, then jumping down on the other side to recover a packet of cigarettes he dropped in East German territory, police said today. Reuter.
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Awami's strike call
        73 4 BANGLADESH'S largest opposition party, Awami League, has called for a general strike throughout the country on Aug 27 to demand postponement of presidential election scheduled for Oct 15. Its president, Sheikh Hasina Wazed, said in Dacca yesterday that it is demanding more time to campaign for the
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        Lock icon Reds on rampage
        62 4 A FORCE of 25 communist guerillas raided five military posts and fled with 32 firearms and a soldier as hostage, authorities in Manila said yesterday. The guerillas of the New People's Army, wearing fatigue uniforms and riding in two jeeps and a weapons carrier, struck at Nueva
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        Lock icon Grooming of Rajiv
        98 4 PRIME Minister Indira Gandhi's only surviving son, Rajiv Gandhi, took the oath as a new member of the Indian Parliament in New Delhi yesterday in what observers interpreted as the initial phase of his grooming to succeed his 64-year-old mother. Mr Gandhi was elected from Amethi constituency
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        Lock icon Firing squad for 23
        56 4 IRAN'S firing squads executed 23 people yesterday in a continuing crackdown on leftist activists opposed to the Islamic regime, Teheran Radio reported. The radio said all were members or supporters of the radical people's Mujahedin organisation whose leader, Mr Masoud Rajavi, fled to Paris last month
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        Lock icon On with bonds
        78 4 CHINA is going ahead with plans for its first bond placement on the Japanese market despite the recent fall in value of the yen against the dollar, the China International Trust and Investment Corporation (Citic) said in Beijing yesterday,' Citic director Jmg Shuping said the corporation was
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        Lock icon End in 3 weeks?
        67 4 DEVELOPING countries yesterday urged the United Nations Law of the Sea conference in Geneva, now in its eighth year, to complete its work in the next three weeks. But officials immediately said that was impossible. The 150-nation conference on exploiting the riches of the ocean bed
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Guangdong clamps down on sex tours in China
      159 5 HONGKONG, Mon. Guangdong authorities have clamped down on "sex tours inside China organised by Hongkong and Macau syndicates, a report from there said today. They have also taken action to stamp out drug trafficking by the same syndicates, it added. The Guangdong
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      Lock icon Canada ready to export strategic goods to China
      238 5 BEIJING. Monday CANADA is prepared to sell "strategic" military technology to China, Canadian Secretary of State for External Affairs, Mark MacGuigan said soon after his arrival here today. "We certainly would be prepared to sell certain kinds of strategic goods to China,
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      Lock icon Vietnam leaders call for firmer ties in messages to Suharto
      162 5 BANGKOK, Monday VIETNAMESE leaders have called for firmer ties with Indonesia in messages to Indonesian President Suharto on the 36th anniversary of Indonesian independence today. According to the Vietnam news agency, VNA, monitored here, messages from Chairman of the Council
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        Lock icon Less punch in X-rated films
        105 5 THEY MAY be racy, but x-rated movies have less violence than any category of motion picture, a study by an Ohio state university sociologist shows. Michael Leyshon, who recently earned a Master's degree in sociology from Ohio state, said movies rated R (restricted), PG (parental
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        Lock icon Striking at strikes
        83 5 DOUG PRICHARD is trying to mend few fences in the field of labour relations. Prichard, the owner of a fence construction company, grew so weary of strikes that he organised a "multi-purpose strike" as a means of protesting what he felt were the devastating economic effects of
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        Burglars in blue
        72 5 TWO Chicago police of icers were charged with burglarising a home while on duty and dressed in full uniform. Officers Stephen Webster, 33, and Tyrone Pckens, 32, were charged on Sunday with burglarising the South Side home of Terry Johnson. Both liave been suspended. A neighbour called
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      Lock icon EX-BEAUTY QUEEN TURNED GUERILLA GIVES UP
      210 5 MANILA, Mon. Former Philippine beauty queen turned legendary communist guerilla, Maita Gomez, has surrendered to military authorities, ending a nine-year underground saga reportedly to join her folk-singer lover In Manila, informed sources said today Military authorities would not confirm or deny the report but,
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      Lock icon Big drop in refugee arrivals report
      178 5 BANGKOK, Mea. Vietnamese "haat ueeple" arrtvlag la lUat Aatea eeaatMea la <aly UtaUed ijm. a scan arap fram 12^31 the prevleu meath, the I altcd Natteas High Cemmisateaer ler Refagees (UNHCR) i*ld May. The figare was the leweat far fear maatas, fellewlag the peak
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      Lock icon Plague fears
      34 5 ALBUQUERQUE (New Mexico), Mon. Health officials here are giving preventive medication to families living in an area of the Sandia Mountains where two cases of human bubonic plague were discovered recently. UPI.
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      Lock icon NO PLEDGE ON TAIWAN ISSUE FOR U.S.
      189 5 BEIJING, Mon. —US Senator John Glenn said today Chinese leaders have refused to reassure America that China will not retake Taiwan by force, saying they view it exclusively as an internal affair. "I explained our position that the continued assurances of no military
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      Lock icon Japan to pass on advanced technology: Paper
      288 5 TOKYO, Mon. Japan is to provide the United States with highly advanced communications and electronics technology for military uses. Quoting government sources, the Mainichi Shimbun newspaper said today that the decision was made after a twomonth study of a US request. It was
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      Lock icon Uranium deal
      51 5 TOKYO, Mon. The Japanese Government and electric power companies have agreed on a scheme to produce enriched uranium, a leading economic *^*^y said today. The Ninon Keizai newspaper said under the agreement, a small prototype plant for commercial production of enriched uranium will begin construction next fiscal year.
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      Lock icon Five held
      42 5 WASHINGTON, Mon. Polk* have arrested at least five people in connection with the blowing up in August last year of the Harvey Hotel in Stateline, Nevada, by a gang demanding US$3 million, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said today. AFP.
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      Lock icon Council of churches meeting opens in E. Germany
      159 6 DRESDEN (East Germany), Mon. The Central Committee of the World Council of Churches will open its first meeting in Communist Eastern Europe in 25 years tomorrow. Council secretary-gener-al Dr Philip Potter said South African-ruled Namibia (South-west Africa), Central America and the global
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      Lock icon When the dead still enjoy benefits for up to 20 months
      289 6 NEW YORK, Mon. THOUSANDS of dead New Yorkers are paid millions of dollars in government social programme payments and medical care for up to 20 months after they die, city comptroller Harrison Goldin said yesterday. "This condition exists throughout
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      Lock icon Maze striker nears death
      161 6 BELFAST, Man. A 10th republican hanger striker slipped towards death from starvation today aad another Maie prisoner Joined the hunger strike. Michael Devlae, 25, serving 12 yean Jail far possession of firearms, was totally blind, unable to stay awake far any length of time and vomiting
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      Lock icon U.S. FIRMS BOUGHT $95 M OF SOVIET URANIUM
      167 6 NEW YORK, Mon. American concerns imported US$43.B million (Ss9s million) of enriched uranium from the Soviet Union last year, the New York Times reported today. The newspaper said it was the first time that a large amount of uranium had been traded
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      Lock icon Drug links
      32 6 MANILA, Mon. Three American citizens arrested last week for carrying more than US$l million worth of heroin have been linked to a Bangkok-based international narcotics syndicate, reports today said. AFP.
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      Lock icon US military policies 'leading to collision course with Soviets'
      298 6 NEW YORK, Mon. RELATIONS between Moscow and Washington "are on a collision course because of openly hostile US military policies," the Soviet Union's top expert on America has said. Appearing on the ABC "Issues and Answers" programme yesterday, Communist Party Central
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      Lock icon Latin American child smuggling ring uncovered
      293 6 BOGOTA, Monday THE authorities have uncovered a multi-million dollar international ring in which hundreds of poor Andean children were kidnapped or bought from thir mothers and sold under forged birth certificates and adoption papers to childless couples outside the country. A Bogota lawyer has
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      Lock icon Laker seeks more time to repay $500m loans
      166 6 Laker seeks more time to repay $500 m loans LONDON, Maa. Sir Freddie Laker, the British airline chief wha areaght cat-prlee traasAtlaaae travel to thausanda, U seeking mare time to repay US$23? mllUoa (abeat SSSM mllll«a) la baak lean* heeaaae af the Ameri eaa dollar's sharp rise ataee he berrewed
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      Lock icon 8 UNIONS GIVE IN TO KEEP PAPER GOING
      199 6 PHILADELPHIA, Mon. The eight craft unions at" the Bulletin agreed to contract concessions demanded by the owner to sa*^ the 134-year-old news- paper. "We're delighted, we think it's great," saiH" publisher "Buddy" Hayden on hearing the news. "We still have a lot
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      Lock icon More trees needed
      86 6 NAIROBI, Mon. The rate 0f tree-planting needs to be trW, pled by 1985 to combat a criti- cal world shortage of wood, which is a major energy'-*'' source for developing ooun-'° tries, according to non-govern--- mental organisations meeting iv here on the sidelines of a UN-t" conference
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      Lock icon Pics from space
      54 6 CANBERRA, Mon. Tidbta. billa, the space station near Canberra, will receive pictures of Saturn from the Voyager 2 spacecraft on Wednesday afaMSIGMT Voyager will reach its cHaf| est point to Saturn then afiajwg a four-year journey throapP* space, at a point 101,000 km above the cloud tops
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      Lock icon Barter trade revival in commercial world
      1696 7  -  Jets in exchange for ham... THOMAS M. CHEBBER The Treas- ury Department says free trade, cash on the barrel head. Period. Commerce says they prefer free trade, but since everyone else is doing it, US businessmen should do it, too. Labour, on the other
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      220 7 Syrup for vodka, computers for artjets for ham barter trade is making a comeback In commercial dealings between Western companies and developing nations and countries of the Socialist bloc. Value of Vatusof Products Country of Product in transactions Products Country of Product In transactions Company exported definition oxchartgs in millions
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    Changi airport experience becomes a world draw
    898 8  -  GRACE CHNG By PLANS FOR 2nd TERMINAL AIRPORT authorities are mw studying the functional problem* of the $9M million Changi Airport passenger terminal building before deciding to build a secwad oae. The deputy director of Public Works Department, Mr Ooh Keng Chew, said
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    FOR 'TRUE TEAM SPIRIT' AT WORK PLACE..
    158 8 WHEN the virtues of family life are extended to the work place, there will be "true team spirit," Dr Tay Eng Soon said last night. The Minister of State (Education) and MP for River Valley said the family unit is the "allimportant building
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    Calls were for horse betting
    61 8 JUST when a police raiding party from the Gambling Suppression Branch was at Anna Yeo Lai Meng's bouse, the two telephones rang. TV police took the calls and found them related to horse-betting. Yesterday, Yeo, 52, was fined 12,000 by a magistrate after she admitted
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    Register for NS even if there's no reminder
    135 8 NATIONAL service registration for Singapore citizens and permanent residents born between Jan 1 and March 31, 1966 will be held at the Central Mappower Base (CMPB), Dempsey Road from Aug 25 to Nov 11. Registration will be held between 8 a.m. to
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    Murder accused wanted to apologise, court told
    182 9 NATIONAL serviceman TJoea Chwee Tee, 20, accused of murdering his platoon serg ant, asked to see the sergeant to apologise to him before he died, the High Court was told yesterday. However, this request was turned down by Inspector Habhajan Singh, the investigating
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    Skillets tussle goes to Court of Appeals
    334 9 A BUSINESSMAN, who unsuccessfully contested his estranged wife's claim to sole ownership of the Skillets Coffee House in Penang Road, yesterday urged the Court of Appeal to reverse the High Court finding by Mr Justice Chua. Mr Neo Tai Kim, 52, is r
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    2 youths get 4 months for stealing m-cycles
    109 9 TWO youths were jailed for four months each yesterday for stealing motorcycles. Ragu so Willasamy and Tamilarsen S/O Ambrose, both 18-year-old national servicemen, pleaded guilty to stealing a motorcycle belonging to Mr Gopala Krishnan, 24, at the backlane ofHigh Street on March
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    Stole wine
    34 9 A MALAYSIAN, Yong Fah Len, 31. was Jailed for a day and fined $400 yesterday for stealing two bottles of rum worth $36.38 from Yaohan Orchard on July 19. He pleaded guilty.
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    Car upkeep
    34 9 THE Serangoon Gardens community centre will hold a car maintainence and tune up course next month on Fridays between 7.30 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. For details, contact the centre at tel *****69.
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    Prices may fall with new supplies Partial lift to PPD ban on ducks from Malaysia!
    583 9  -  By CHONG WING HONG DUCK prices here may fall, now that the ban on Malaysian imports has been partially lifted and new supplies are expected soon from Pulau Übin and Pulau Tekong, where duck rearing
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    SHOWERS ON 5 DAYS IN NEXT FORTNIGHT
    71 9 SHOWEKS caa be expected for abaat five days la tke riming f*rtnlKht, with wMeapra^ skewers *n tw« «f tkeae days. The Mete«r*l*Kir*l Service* Department ftlM amU UuU rmbrfsU far tke Ont tw* weeks M Aagast w»a below avenge tor the wh*le of Singapore.
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    Welder fined $1,000 for extortion bid
    84 9 WELDER Tan Ton How, 29, was fined $1,000 yesterday for attempting to extort $50 from Mr Ng Teng Yam, 57, who sells noodles at the Redhill Lane market. Tan threatened to smash up Mr Ng's stall if his demand for $50 was not met
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    SIA flying casino awaits DCA's okay
    146 9 SINGAPORE AlrtUcs' pi** to became tke whM'i first flying caaiM Is rtUl »wa/tlaK appnval tnm tke mAb SIA sp»kfxrw«m*a yesterday etaflrmed that tke US Federal AvUtfea ArtksrWes kM gJ yen tke airiln* tke g*-*keM to bvtoJ tke fcekprt maeUaes. Bat ITkM vet to kear
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    'Sports' cover
    26 9 FIRST Day covers for the sale of the "Sports for All" special postage stamps will be on sale at post offices on Aug 25.
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    German Minister in for two-day visit
    225 11 THE West German Minister for Economic Affairs, Dr Otto Graf Lambsdorff, arrived last night for a two-day official visit. He was met at Changi Airport by the Minister for Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan. Also on hand to welcome him were Singapore's Ambassador
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    Tree planting
    43 11 MR P SELVADURAI will attend the fruit tree planting project of the Kuo Chuan Zone B residents' committee and the Toa Payoh West area office, at the vacant land behind Block 139, Lorong 1 Toa Payoh, on Sunday at 9.30 a.m.
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    'Student' stole while others learnt
    158 11 POR nearly fanr mentas, a yenth "atteaded" Hwa Cheat Junior OUege In Bo kit Tim*h Read sporting the familiar beige uniform. Bat there was a difference betweea him and the other utadeate. He aid not attead elaaaw. For while, aasupectlac stodrnto and ataff aever realised
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    Tampered sweep ticket: Blind woman sought
    259 11 POLICE, investigating how a housewife came to be in possession of a Singapore Sweep ticket ■with a tampered second prize winning number, are anxious to contact a blind woman who sells sweep tickets in the Whampoa area. The 53-year-old housewife, who is helping police
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    RC campfire
    24 11 KAMPONG Glam Zone B residents' committee will organise a campfire on Saturday at St John Ambulance Brigade headquarters compound at 7.30 p.m.
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    JAYAKODY NTUC TO HOLD MEETING
    104 11 THE former executive secretary of the Singapore Port Workers Union, Mr V. Jayakody, 42, said rumours about his resignation will be dispelled tomorrow. This is when National Trade Union Congress officials, among them, President C. v. Devan Nair and Secretary-Gener-al Lim Chee Onn, will meet
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    $900 fine for pollution
    62 11 CHEW Lian Tong trading as Chew Joo Leong was fined a total of $900 yesterday for causing silt and mud to be discharged into the drain leading to Bedok Canal. He admitted six counts of the summons between May 30 and June 15 and was fined
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    Women here urged to retain surname
    591 11  -  ...after marriage to change social value placed on sons By EVELYN NO Social Services Correspondent SINGAPORE women have been urged to continue using their own surnames after marriage. By doing so, they would maintain their identities and help bring about a change in present
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    Missing bag with cash, valuables
    79 11 A FILIPINO business executive has reported to police that his bag containing money and valuables worth a total of $18,815 was missing soon after he left it in a shop on Sunday. Mr Severo Pachece, 41, told police that he was shopping at the Joe
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    Jogathon at East Coast
    61 11 THE Singapore Association of Personal and Executive Secretaries has organised a 6 km Jogathon on Sunday starting at the HUDC chalets carpark at the East Coast. Mr Chan Chee Seng, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Trade and Industry), will attend. It will be nagged off at 8 a.
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    Traffic Police to teach right use of expressways
    385 12 SPECIAL SQUADS ON PATROL MANY Singapore drivers don't know how to use expressways as they tend to road-hog and overtake dangerously. So from tomorrow the Traffic Police will mount a one-month campaign to teach road users how to use them. Special mobile
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    T-shirt thief
    30 12 STORE-KEEPER Shaharudin bin Ahmad, 19. was Jailed for one day and fined $100 for stealing a T-shirt from a supermarket in Jurong on Aug 16. He pleaded guilty.
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    Pugilistic body says sorry in five papers
    290 12 TWO pugilistic organisations whose members were involved in a scuffle on National Day have buried the hatchet, .with one of them apologising in I five nevwspapers. The apology, by the dragon dance group of the Kong Chow Wui Koon clan association, appears today
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    Two m-cyclists die
    111 12 TWO motorcyclists died and a student was seriously injured in road accidents. Mr Kiang Kin Bah, 22, was riding along Corporation Roaa about 6.40 a.m. on Sunday when his machine skidded and hit a tree. He died before the ambulance arrived. In another mishap, Mr Neo Ton
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    Ministry's anti-drug drive a big success
    215 12 THE Defence Ministry's utMng <!Mnpftini t»>« year has been '^highly racccasfnl," tke Senior P»rll»ment»rySeereUry (Defence) Mr Phu» Bail Lee saM tnst night. la tke tear maatka af the mmimlgn. which started la April, M positive drag eaaea were detected. This avenge of jast over
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    Fined for having illegal tapes
    65 12 BUSINESSMAN Farook Ali Mohamed, 32, was fined $800 by a district court for having for distribution 38 video tapes which were not certified by the Board of Film Censors. He was fined another $800 for not depositing the tapes with the Board. Farook pleaded guilty
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    Visits of US officials give pact a boost
    284 12 THE Manila pact, under which the United States pledged economic commitment as well as to come to the aid of friendly South-east Asian nations in the event of communist aggression is being given more tangible weight. After visiting US Senator S.l.Hayakawa held
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    STPB awards
    36 12 THE chairman of the Singa pore Toil ist Promotion Board Mr Tan I Tong, will presen awards for acts of courtesj and honesty at a ceremony a Shangri-La Hotel on Monday at 3 p.m.
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      858 12 Spanish Trade Industrial Fair For Asean 1981 SPfIIN 81 SEPTEMBER 4-11,1981 JAKARTA FAIR GROUNDS-APHJ JAKARTA L i \^a»l RUaT/i H") sW aW l^aCnQl a- Saasa? laLf V BSanßaU^V^^Bßßal Laaaaaaaaanvr^a^*^^ta» naCit^L aar^ \V Here's Your Chance To Do Business With Spanish Industries SPAIN 81 is the first industrial Exhibits in SPAIN
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    PSA and Keppel Shipyard in swop deal
    238 13 KEPPEL Shipyard la entering Into a swop agreement with the Port of Singapore Authority to give up It* two dry dorks illutoag Pagar In retain for a new aad larger riMting dock at PnlM Hanto. Tae two dry docks will give the PSA
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    Children's carnival
    59 13 MR S. Chandra Das, MP for (,'hong Boon, will attend the opening of his constituency's cnildrens' carnival at the Chong Boon Primary School on Sunday at 10 a. m. The constituency will also hold a senior citizens' party on Aug at 3 p.m. at the void deck of
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    Two contests at lantern festival
    98 13 JURONG Environmental Engineering will hold lantern-making and traditional Chinese dress competitions during the lantern festival at the Chinese Gardens next month. The lantern-making contest is open to all, ana participants can submit any number of entries. Prizes, including return air tickets, will be awarded to
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    Audio-visual aids to brush up skills of workers
    356 13 SINGAPOREAN workers will be able to sit comfortably at home and brush up their skills with audio-visual aids at their own pace, in about two years. For by that time, the proposed Institute for Continuing Occupational Development (Icod) will have set up
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    STPB replies to charges of 'Iopsided' development
    564 13  -  JANIE KHOO J»y THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board yesterday replied to the criticisms levelled at its operations by Parliament's Public Accounts Committee. And, it revealed, it is prepared to go into partnerships with private firms and develop attractions which will encourage visitors to
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    Cop heard tipsy man shouting
    75 13 TECHNICIAN Ho Sung Seng, 31, continued drinking alone at the Singapore Hilton long after his friends had left. At 10.45 p.m. he staggered to the hotel lobby and snouted at the top of his voice, attracting the attention of Police Constable Lee Eng Ban, who
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    Girl hit by car while running from WPC
    112 13 A TEENAGE gtrl was seriously injured when a station wafron hit her m she dashed across the road from a police station. The girl, who claimed to be from Taiwan, mi being escorted by woman constable into the Paya Lebar police station
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    'Junk' that means a good deal to buyers
    254 13 THINGS much used and abused to some are gems for others who could bring in a fortune. The 100 men at the Public Works Department auction yesterday snapped up everything from used engine oil and tyres to garbage trucks, a Mercedes Benz,
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    $50 fine
    38 13 KRISHNAN Nayar Narayanan, 46, pleaded guilty to disorderly behaviour and was fined $50 by a magistrate yesterday. He was arrested for dancing and shouting at the top of his voice at Albert Centre on Aug 16.
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    Collection day
    26 13 BUKIT Ho Swee Zone B residents' committee will collect old newspapers and clothings from residents of the zone on Sunday from 9 a. m.
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      311 13 bKbM b 55 Ed The biggest event of the year in Asia's rapidly growing aerospace centre. r^^^^^ Aerospace '81 will provide an unparalleled opportunity for suppliers i( cj H and members of the aerospace industry to meet at the crossroads of p> Asia, not only to seek new business opportunities
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      Lock icon Choice of 3 systems to ease KL jams
      200 14 THREE transport systems tke aerabos, the light nUI train, art tube train cheaen to ease the traffic wms In the capital, Koala Lumpur, will be presented to the Cabinet mm tor a toelston. Federal Territory Minuter Datak Penglraa Othmaa R»af said yesterday
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      Lock icon Winning film
      28 14 MANILA, Mod. Malaysia's award-winning film, Dia Ibuku, is Malaysia's entry to the First Asean Film Festival, a non-competitive event, to be held here this week. Bernama.
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Last link cut
        50 14 FORMER Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Hussein Onn has resigned his seat in Parliament, cutting his last link with national politics, it was announced in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Tun Hussein, 59, resigned as Premier and president of Umno, the country's main political party, because of poor health. Reuter.
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        Lock icon KL squatters to go
        62 14 THE Federal Territory Minister, Datuk Pengiran, said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday the government will not tolerate the development of new squatter areas in Kuala Lumpur. "City Hall's squatters control unit will ensure that there will be no more new squatter areas. The existing ones will be
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        Lock icon Cheating ring crippled
        68 14 JOHORE Police have crippled a cheating ring dealing in currency with the arrest of a man in Segamat yesterday. A 34-year-old man, claiming to be an architect, was picked up by the police as he was about to hand over Malaysian dollars in exchange for U5543,478. When
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        Lock icon Report for study
        62 14 THE Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee will meet next month to study the AuditorGeneral's 1977 report which criticised several Federal Ministries for not accounting of public money. Committee chairman Datuk Lee Boon Peng said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday it would begin meeting from the first week of September
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        Lock icon Call for action
        99 14 PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad called in Kuala Lumpur yesterday for "an agenda of action" and "the will to act" by governments and the world community on the development areas and problems identified by international and regional agencies. He said seminars and conferences at the
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      Asean region vital security area: US
      402 14  -  'Steps towards military co-operation timely' By M.G.G. PILLAI Our Kuala Lumpur Reoorter KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The United States considered the Asean region an important security area "in global terms" and was, therefore, happy to see the five member-na-tions taking "formal and informal steps towards
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      Lock icon MTUC 'yes' to sale to pay $2.7 m loan
      306 14 PETALING JAVA, Monday The MTUC special delegates conference yesterday unanimously adopted a resolution calling for the sale of a portion of the Congress binding to pay off its $2.7 million lean. Its president, Mr P. P. Narayanan, said: "The sale, however,
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      2 prison projects off owing to high cost
      308 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two ambitious projects of the Prisons Department, costing a total of MslB million, have been scrapped because it would cost twice as much to clear the land. The open prison concept which was to have been introduced in a
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      Lock icon Making sure of sauces
      60 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Ministry of Health is carrying out checks on all sauce manufacturers in Malaysia to ensure their products are prepared under clean conditions. The Ministry will at the same time pay attention to the quality of the the various inSedients and equipment used,
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      364 14 M. Xc blended folk and classical creating a distinguishing sound which for centuries had been known as the "devil in music." How appropriate to hear the Piano Concerto No. 3 of Bela Bartok, played by fellow Hungarian Bela Siki, in a concert including music by Mozart, Dvorak and Fu Keng
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      Lock icon Govt will not abuse power for political purpose: Musa
      393 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam has assured the legal profession that the government would not misuse for any political purpose the power bestowed on it by the people. Opening the Sixth Malaysian Law Conference today, organised by
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      'SHOW YOU CAN UNITE'
      122 15 KIANTAN, Man. MaUyslaa Chlneae most 'expJodr the myth" of the moca-Ulked about Inability the Chine*' to Mite, Labour and Manpower Minister Datak Richard Ha said yesterday. "We should cease to do or say anything which will tend to perpetuate this myth,'' he said. Datnk Ho, who
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      Lock icon 'Snobs' rapped for choice of goods
      146 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysians were today taken to task for being "snobs" with a preference for foreign rather than made-in-Malaysia goods. "It does not matter if the goods are made in Kepong (in Kuala Lumpur) but as long as the brand sounds foreign, the
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      Lock icon PNG visitors
      26 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A 11-member Parliamentary delegation from Papua New Guinea arrived yesterday for a six-day visit to study this country's development efforts. -AP.
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      Mahathir leaving for Bangkok on Sunday
      103 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Moa. Malaysian Prime Minister batah Serl Mahathir Mohamad will arrive In Bangkok on Sunday for a t wo-d*y vM t Foreign Ministry officials said tefey. They said his talks with the Thai Prime Minister Prem Ttnsalanonda are expected to focus on bilateral
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      Transport Dept plea for help to fight graft
      294 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. THE Malaysian Road Transport Department (RTD), after sacking two of its employees for removing files from its headquarters here, yesterday appealed to the public to help it stamp out corruption. Its director, Mr Abu Bakar Mohamed Noor, said: "We
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      1213 15 NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN THE EIGHTIES ASEAN WHAT are these NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES? WHICH at^ the GROWTH INDUSTRIES? WHERE are the PROFIT CENTRES? This conference will give you the most penetrating first-hand assessment of the business climate in ASEAN. THE SPEAKERS THE ISSUES Dr Vicente BVaMcfMnaaJr ASEAN in the Asio-
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  • The Straits Times TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1981
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      GOOD START
      377 16 IT WILL be another six months yet before the Minister for Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam, presents his first budget to Parliament. No one, including himself, can possibly know what he will have in store for Singaporeans, whether his package will be as pleasant as
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      AGE-OLD PROBLEM
      375 16 THE erosion of traditional values, which hold respect and care of elders as a sacred duty, has often dealt a cruel blow to the old in modem society. Singapore, sadly, is no exception. The young are increasingly insisting on their right to live wither* what t.iey consider as
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    Growing task for planners
    624 16 JAKARTA The results of Indonesia's 1960 census have shown that the country's population growth rate increased in the Seventies. And this only indicates the urgent need to accelerate the country's population programme, says Mr Haryono Suyono, deputy head of the National Family Planning Coordinating Agency (BKKN).
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    Last word for the word processor in computing power
    2478 16 TAKING THE MENTAL BACKACHE OUT OF ROUTINE CLERICAL CHORES SHARING SOLUTIONS THE word processor rather than the daunting data processor is more likely to be found in offices since it can perform many functions of a specialised computer. With the welcome
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        More Hindu and Tamil films and less cuts please
        269 17 SBC broadcasts hilarious excerpts 'rom Tamil movies (Tuesdays, 10.45 a.m.). The selection of excerpts, however, lasts only for about 10 to 15 minutes. In the past, the Hindi request programme lasted for one hour daily. Of late, there has been a
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        Keep the number of ads down
        77 17 WHAT is happening to SBC? I was appalled when I listened to the radio last Thursday morning on my way to work. During the 18 minute journey, there were 18 advertisements and two songs. I appreciate that advertisements provide revenue but this ratio is
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      Students do know value of friendship
      393 17 I AM a Secondary Four science student in a mission school and I refer to the letter "No time for close friendships" by F.W.S.S. (ST, Aug 1). The picture F.W.S.S. painted of his school is completely different from the picture I see five times
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      Two boys smoking at back of classroom
      152 17 I WENT to a primary school in Toa Payoh to enrol my daughter in a Primary One class. I had a few shocking encounters during the 10 minutes I spent at the school. I saw two boys aged between 10 and 12 smoking
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      Basis for Japanese loyalty
      121 17 I HAVE lived in Tokyo and worked with the Japanese, so I know what drives them. The average Japanese worker is taken care of in every aspect but the real motivation behind a Japanese worker is the knowledge that if the company prospers, so will he.
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      Getting a four-party conversation
      80 17 I EXPERIENCED a etoss-line on my telephone sometime in early June. Since then, my line has been crossed with this other person's line all the time. It does not affect the functioning of the phones but when in use simultaneously, it becomes a four-party phonecall. We
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      Keep account secret
      119 17 THOUGH the POSB deserves all the kudos for its efficient service, I am very unhappy with the i monthly statement of aci counts letter which is supposed to be private. Anyone can see the i amount in the account through the thin paper. The portion showing the
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        No point in extending deadline
        154 17 WE REFER to the letter "Allow more time" by "HUDC applicant" (ST, July 24). The income eligibility ceiling for HDB flats has been raised from $2,500 to $3,500 as from Aug 3 this year. HUDC applicants on the waiting list who satisfy all HDB conditions
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        Late returns have been accepted
        135 17 WE REFER to the letter "Knocked Out" by Regi Won* (ST, June 25). To date, the HUDC has cancelled applications only upon the written requests of applicants. And although the deadline for the return of the questionnaire was set on May 30 this year, we
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      1193 18 S* v Applications are invited for the SEN F^SM TECHNKIAN *^4*^oMm (VEHICLE WORKSHOP) WTMA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (a industrial Technician o/rtificale in Motor Vehicle Mechanics or Plant .nvites oppl.cot.ons for the posts of: Maintenance with 3 years relevant (A) TECHNICAL OFFICER (STRUCTURAL) e*per*nce (b) GCE 3 0 level passes with National
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      828 18 (A member of The Times Organisation We are a well-established and dynamic Group of Companies with diversified business interests In Singapore and worldwide. As a Group, we form the single largest publishing, printing and distribution conglomerate in Southeast Asia and our mainstream of activities Includes the printing and distribution of
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      521 18 SINGAPORE AIRLINES LIMITED (SIA) INVITES A TENDERS FOR THE A m (1) SUPPLY, DELIVERY, COMMISSIONING A AND MAINTENANCE OF POWERED A jL STACKER UP TO 1200 KG (2650 LB) W, i LOAD CAPACITY A TeMDER REFERENCE: 619 A B 7 (2) SUPPLY, DELIVERY, INSTALLATION, A TESTING, COMMISSIONING AND A J^
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        UIS results
        85 19 UNITED International Securities Ltd (UIS) has announced a 45 per cent increase in its unaudited group interim pretax profits for the half year ended June 30, to $3.7 million. Aftertax profits rose 36 per cent to $2.3 million, but this does not include a profit on sale of
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        UOB reply
        53 19 UNITED Overseas Bank has replied to the SES that its proposed bonus issue will be capitalised from the bank's share premium account. The underwriters for the proposed rights issue are United International Securities, Development Bank of Singapore, Haw Par Merchant Bankers, Jardine Fleming Singapore, United Chase Merchant Bankers
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        Aluminium Co
        45 19 THE Aluminium Company of Malaysia has given notice that its EGM will be held on Sept 1, 1981 for the purpose of altering the proposed two-for-one rights issue at $1.70 for each $1 share to a seven-for-two rights issue at $1 a share.
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        Pemex notes
        50 19 THE Industrial Bank of Japan has confirmed that the rate of interest on Pemex US$100 million floating rate notes due 1988 has been set at 18 13/ 16 per cent. The interest payable on the relevant payment date, Feb 16, 1962, against coupon no. 1 will be US$971.98.
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        Hotel Royal profits
        78 19 HOTEL Royal has recorded an increase of 91 per cent in its pretax operating profits to S$l,742,323 for the half-year ended June 30, 1981 compared to the previous corresponding period. This was achieved on a 15.5 per cent rise in turnover to S$3,878,013 from 1980. However, after
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        Yeo Hiap Seng
        57 19 YEO Hiap Seng has announced the acceptance of 10,779,620 provisionally allotted shares representing 98.67 per cent of total rights offered as at the closing date. Applications for 1,022,579 excess shares were received. The Board of Directors of the company has allotted the 145,380 unsubscribed shares so that
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        Lock icon Phasing out CBCIs
        85 19 MANILA, Mon. The Philippine central bank is now phasing out its certificates of indebtedness (CBCI) in its open market operations in favour of Treasury bills and notes to avert sharp fluctuations in interest rates. Central Bank Governor Jaime C. Layf. said the move would not only lead
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        Lock icon $9 m down the rail
        48 19 TOKYO, Mon. Japan National Railways (JNR) lost an estimated one billion yen (559.3 million) in returned fares at the weekend after nearly 850,000 people were hit by widespread delays caused by an earthquake and a power failure, a JNR spokesman said today. Reuter
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        Lock icon HK's trade up 25 pc
        71 19 HONGKONG, Mon. Hongkong's external trade totalled HKJ120.76 billion (about Ss43 billion) in the first half of this year, an increase of 25 per cent over the same period last year, according to official trade figures released today. Exports rose 14 per cent to nearly US$5.9
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        84 19 TOKYO, Mon. Japan and Britain will hold the first of their regular consultations on industrial cooperation in Tokyo on Sept 10, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) said today. The ministry said the British delegation will be led by Mr A. G. Manzie, deputy secretary of
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      Seminar on staff training and development
      392 19 WITH the current emphasis on work excellence and productivity, management must look seriously into planning for on-the-job and vocational training for its staff. To help local firms to plan long term staff development programmes, the Applied Research Corporation (ARC) is organising a three-day seminar
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      Tin mining companies' poor results
      240 19 FOUR related tin mining companies have turned in unsatisfactory results for the financial year ended March 31, 1961. Kamunting Tin Dredging (M) Bhd recorded a fall of 86 per cent in its pretax profits to MJ576.000 This compares with M 54.21 million for the year
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      FIRST MONTHLY FALL SINCE NOVEMBER Finance companies hit by tight money and stock market
      443 19  -  SOH TIANG KENG By DEPOSITS of Singapore's finance companies have been hit by the tight money market and the recent boom in the stock market. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) disclosed yesterday that their deposits
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      FRCD market set to reach new high
      466 19  -  CONRAD RAJ By THE floating rate certificate of deposit (FRCD) market seems to be well on its way to a record year. Some US$665 million (551,443 million) have been raised in the market in the first eight months of the year. For the
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      Lock icon Japan's economy out of recession says report
      250 19 TOKYO, Mon. Japan s economy nas nnauy absorbed the difficulties of the second petroleum shock last year and practically eliminated all symptoms of recession, the government announced in a white paper. This report by the Economic Planning Agency said Japan coped with the
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      REPORT ON RESERVES MANAGEMENT FINISHED
      264 19 MISS Kate Mortimer, from the British merchant banking firm of N M Rothschild and Sons, has left Singapore after completing her report on the restructuring of Singapore's external reserves. Miss Mortimer, 34, arrived last April as part of Rothschild's team to advise on the revamping
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        Sharp fall on wave of selling
        432 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices eland sharply Uwer a wave of •ellIng premie ever a ■reaC treat la active aeleethre traalag aaf tke Straits Times Industrials Index last t\M potato to 7X.J4. Hotel Tai-Paa, listed today, was tke mala feature with aaoat 1.1 mllllea akana transacted
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          69 19 1 Breweries 620 111 1220 I Leonf Credit 1200 long Leong Ind 1440 > M C 1240 Ipore Land 1040 1 Leong Fin 780 >egi M«.« 332 lei Properties 750 ttmp.n 510 ■rima 490 > C B C 1000 I Srmbiwml 420 raiping Textile 310 ientings 110 M W
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          VOLUME LEADERS
          23 19 Tai Pan 5 Promet U M W Genting Sime Darby Total turnover: 11.22m Total value: {48.53m 2,031.000 733.000 703.000 483.000 461,000
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          36 19 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: SESInd: Aug 14 *****3 757.93 1735.71 1110.11 821.03 379.22 926 53 733.83 698.34 Aug 17 *****4 736.24 1684 95 1091.28 m u 377.89 942.24 708.74 665.59
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        62 19 -35 c*c CCM ('•M Stonp Qalmmtm 20 Uatfcrk- Bhd -8 -6 Haw Pit -16 NBT Nat lr.it PMC -5 -5 -U0 Shell SJnif Duby StSteanufcip ■M -14 Damlvplwl Em FAN Gcattaga -30 HuneFE -111 iMkempe BM 11 -10 MTC -55 Metel Bex Perils Plant Prim* R*Mb*m»
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      Don't wait for a crisis to come before getting together advises don
      477 22  -  SOH TIANG KENG By IF YOU are out to foster teamwork, don't wait till a crisis strikes before getting together. Dr Mason Haire, an American professor in organisational behaviour, said: "Parties should get together to discuss even non-cru-cial
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      Flood of managing agents seeking recognition
      350 22 APPLICATIONS have been pouring into the Buildings Management Unit since it invited managing agents to register with it at the beginning of this year. Accredited agents will be recommended to owners of buildings which are found to be very poorly maintained. Applicants who are
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      Lock icon Sumitomo bid for Wellcome
      101 22 TOKYO, Mon. Sumitomo Chemical Co of Japan will buy 45 per cent of the shares of Nippon Wellcome Co, the wholly owned subsidiary in Japan of the British pharmaceutical maker Wellcome Foundation Ltd, it was announced today. The purchase will be made on August 25 when
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      Ganda drops takeover bids
      261 22 GANDA Holdings has decided not to go ahead with its proposed acquisition of four companies and some housing lots. The four companies are Tin Siang Sdn Bhd, Harta Empat Sdn Bhd, Marikh Construction Sdn Bhd and Sinpang Sdn Bhd. The housing lots which Ganda had intended
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      Workshops get a lift from rubber bulbs
      113 22 SINGAPORE'S metor repair and service workshops will tet s, lift from a new to«l developed la Australia a portable pnenmatlr Jack. The Jack operates on an air spring system which ascs a series of rubber balbs, capable of lifting enormous weights. It will
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      Marc Rich sets up regional office
      121 22 ONE of the largest commodity trading houses in the world has set up an office in Singapore. Marc Rich, a Swissbased commodity trading company with a group annual turnover of more than $10 billion, started operations here at the beginning of this month. Managing
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      KL, Jakarta to raise US$850m loans
      406 22 MALAYSIA and Indonesia will be raising more than US$B5O million through two separate syndicated loans to finance their development projects. The two jumbo loans are expected to be syndicated later this year. This will be the second time this year that the two Asean
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    2275 20 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Qfa 1981 °i» High Low Company 8«l« or- Net Pt Vol Day '000) High Low 494 296 Acma 298 -2 MS Aicom 300 10.0 3S0 130 All»«l Choc 202 JON 312 HI B A T 205 -5 45.5 420 330 BaU 382 22-0 200 SO
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    634 20 THE MAKKKT (ailed to draw laspirattoa (ram the listing of Hotel Tai-Paa and the resamptl«n of trading In Hume (Far East), falling sharply yesterday. At noon the Stralto Times ladastrial index was only 2.C2 paints tower, the real extent of the drop betag camouflaged
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    BUSINESS DONE Singapore
    1747 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded show.i in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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    409 20 SHARE prices started the week badly with confidence still at a low in more active trading at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. The 30-counter New Straits Times industrial index fell 29.94 points to 941.27 while the Malaysian Business Times index lost 33,362 points to 301,334. All
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    175 20 BINUAPOKK UNIT TRUST (Maaacere' prim tar Aaf II) The Commerce 3.09 3.25 The Savings Fund 1.78 1.87 Spore Prog Fund I.M 1.47 S pore Sec Fund 203 113xd Spore Invest Fund 1.05 1.10 Spore Equity Fund 1.32 I.X ASU UNIT TRUST (Mtattrrr- prtcca lar Aaf IS) Mai Invest
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      Hongkong
      266 20 HONGKONG: Stocks fell back a little in a quiet and listless market yesterday, as the Hang Seng index closed 5.48 lower at 1689.27 points, dealers said. There was not much action in blue chip issues though some third-liners were erratic, they said. Among leaders Ckeint Kaag fell 25 cents
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      324 20 SYDNEY: The market achieved its seventh rise in succession yesterday, as traders got up their hopes for a generally conservative Federal Budget today, dealers said. Canning Basin oil stocks attracted much of the attention as the market awaited the results of production tests at the Blina No 1 weU.
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      2019 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified INDUBTBIAU Aleaa (3.248 3.306) (5) 3 X (1) 3.24 cri A Ckae (2.405)
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      377 21 TOKYO: Share prices rose sharply on continued foreign buying in moderate trading yesterday, punning the Dow Jones average 42.74 points up to close at a record 8019.14 points, dealers said. The New index gained 1.38 to 603.92 points, on a volume of 380 million shares. y« AJlnomoto Afcal M7
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      103 21 MANILA: The market closed mixed yesterday, as turnover dropped to 4.7 million pesos from the previous of 7.8 million, dealers said. Pm Acox Mlnlnf am unch AtUa can. A AUu con. B I7JO +1 Bafuto OoM MM ♦MOOI Btniwt Coo. B H uncb BF Ooodrtch 10 JD unch CDCP
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      659 21 LONDON, Mon. Government bonds ended with gains of up to M point today, while equities closed narrowly mixed in quiet trading, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 0.8 points at 573.3. Government bonds moved firmer in early thin trading amid light buying interest and the
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      RUBBER
      404 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed lower yesterday, with September RSS One buyers quoted at 222.00 cents per kilo, down 6.00 cents on last Friday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down about six cents on lack of buying support, stale bull releases and forward offerings, they
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 21 Rubber Aug 17 Singapore: Sept: 222.00 cents (down 6.00 centa) Malaysia: Sept: 251.50 cents (down 1.00 cent) Tin: M 533.40 per kilo (down 2 cents) Official offering: 161 tonnes (up 35 tonnes)
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      GOLD
      101 21 THE KHOBAR market for gold dellverable In Singapore opened at 128.(90 and dosed at $28,810 yesterday. Gold was fixed at U*****.90 in London yesterday morning Ssarae: KM. Itimsr-ll A Ssaa. Msa Sal Hongkong 409.758 407 508 410.75S *****S Singapore(l) 408 758 *****6 *****S *****S Export prices In non-sterling areas
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      SSR and SMR
      82 21 *AS BR20 JSR50 8*pc*ab«r (CarrMI MUI Bu>rr. S«IUr> (ItonpallM) 1(6.00 198.00N (1 ton imIM) 193.60 196 SON Oetotxr (Forw.rd Mthl Bayer* 8.11«r. 198.00 200.001 ***** *****1 4RELB IMRCV IMRL IMR5 IMRGP >MR 10 SMR20 iMRSO S*pt«ab«r < I Ion palWt 2W.00 2S2.00N (llonpdWf 2S2.OO 2&40ON (1 bmpallM)
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      STRAITS TIN
      29 21 THE STRAITS tin price edged another two cents lower to M 533.40 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 35 tonnes to 161 tonnes.
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      135 21 CHINESE Pn4mee Firfcatci. SlmffAfMfv, mm rfeatag prices prr 1M M y tortny. Coconut Caeaaat Ml: Bulk fob $122.50 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $136.50 sellers, new drum fob $141.50 sellers. C«prm: Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob AsU NLW $377.50 sellers. Sarawak
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      PALM OIL
      174 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The market closed higher yesterday, on covering for nearby positions in fairly active trading, dealers said. In the August position south gained MJ7.50 to $912.50 per tonne. In September, south rose $12.50 to $885 and in October, central firmed $10 to $875. Maiayidaji paJm tU: (Prices
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      NOMINAL RATES
      344 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Aug 17. US Doll«n(Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 18* 18H 1 month 18« 18 2 months 18 7 /t 18 s 3 months 19 18% 6 months 19 18% 9 months 18H 18* 12 months 181/16 1715/16 Bw.Fr.. Da*.
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      Discount
      46 21 RANGE of prices ottered by discount houses on Aug 17: Overnight: 6'i% Call deposits i.i to 6' i'; Ckxiag Bgyiif Stllia, 3-month Treasury bills 6M «>« 3-month Bank bills 13H 13M 3 months CD 12> \2\ 6 months CD 127/16 12 5/16 Sa«ra«: Nifliaal llliiiail C.
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      Money market
      31 21 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Aug 17: Offer Bid Overnight 34 31 1 month 13» 13 2 months 13 U 3 months 13 12. Overnight mode 13
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      Prime lending rates
      24 21 THE average rate at which major SLngapare banks are currently prepared to lend to their beat customers Is M.M per cent.
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      929 24 Iff I OUL ENGINEEMNG tl4lf>Jll»K% f PTE LTD 59, Gul Road Temporary r.r*onn«i jurong, B'por* 2262 AAnn irioc i Hsmbsr of rha Kappal GOOD JOBS, Group GOOD PAY IP Register Todayl! If *»ppi*»p PURCHASING ABB.BTANTB I C S K/ 2Z? T SECRETARIES IS l nCPPDTIA IK Applicants should have nK
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      1107 24 I 11 T f f^_-> CHINESE FEMALE Of=r\ ACCOUNTANT J\|J| iwq»Hr,d by aaUbHahad Co. %JWr^, Rsqelrsmanta: c Minimum OCE O' level. c Recognised Certificate/ STP mSTfUaUTORS SON BHO Diploma In Accountings a Preferably 3to J years acrr T <lulrM countings experience. M e»e»a»a» M»1"™<1 outlook and ability GENERAL CLERKS to
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      675 25 FEMALE TYPIST CUM clerk re- quired Interested please con- -f^""^^^^^^^^^^^^^"% Uct: *****7. Saiary negotiable general Clerk /telephone An International Operator required by car rental manufacturing CO., firm Interestedjcall *****50 requires SIT PENG TIAN Contractor requires a Female Oeneral Clerk. SaMM tUpf— ntattVS I Tel *****2,,T0a Payoh, (M alT2TeTna.e) c) Sates
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      977 25 A progressive company requires a Sales 1 TREND SHOPS 1 Supervisor and Sales 1 Representatives. I require eA centat c 4 Candidates with technical f 1 background preferaWy I Appiicanu must have smart 1 w,th experience in i IS™" SP k J mdustral lubricants and .-cce^tu. eppneent. j related equipment
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      1459 25 ■rj U4I L J DT ESTABLISHED R6AL ESTATE firm requires Female Sales Execua it, h lives with knowledge In real esa newiy openeo oounejue require*. u|( an( j pojjjjj own car p or interview call 4W651 1 EXPERIENCED SALESGIRLS REEXPERIENCED SALESGIRLS Crafts PleawTairperlionally at: Tel: M *****/ *****35 Si^sSjcT 1
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      996 25 I II IT I mWWmw^k. A large watch manufacturing company has vacanries for the The Singapore Institute ot Stand- n ln K P°st» ards and Industrial Research in- a\ TRAIMPP vites apetKations tor the poet 9t I LABORATORY SsISShT ASSISTANTS JSSS The successful cendtdates will a Poaaaaa one of the
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      1066 26 46 Situations Vacant manufacturer a^Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai bmned*s*e vacanc*** «*r d) TocJudcMJ SKILLED 41 SEMI-SKILLED ■>. n». ELECTRICIANS f^^^^^^^^ Completed N.S. I I c Malaysians may apply ,y 'to 2 years relevant expe- P VJ n n £—j rlence preferred I II M If "TT Caßparaoneßra* VJyy^JqU j SUal YUE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
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      1211 26 II Eiiajetoywß.it lI A F*lF *I jf** rmli'il'^ 1 1 810 firm requires immediately 2 T"7T ™_"vr'' ElecUlcal Design Draughtsmen r With at least 3 to 4 years expert HMCR ence Please reply to: ST. Box A ***** 1 New Industrial Road. Experienced in the maintenance Singapore 1953 ga-^r-B^WKi xz^zssxx
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      747 26 I »m*m*__ Iff JVC 0J55n.,..,. __j___ I We invite Young Male/ Female candidate, lor immediate ap- I potnlment a*: DDAni ITTMUI I s>T:>ltM itbl OUCT OPERATORS Thejob: To perfoim system test for >g*=2^^B computer peripherals pro- /d^^^^^V\« Training will be provided. I Secondary 4 G.C.E. "O" 2Z Level, preferably with
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      842 28 A Japanese Restaurant 46 Situations Vacant urgently require WAITRESSES With some working experl- ence n MaaaaUammm Knowle<l r Chinese ft Attractive Salary Interested please contact Mr Chla at- STORE CLERK lIZZET&SS 1) DELIVERY ASSISTANTS TattSfMS* J) DRIVER nanlria- by laadina Prtnrina; S An established Co requires Packaotnc Company DRIVERS Only
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      1944 28 J H *L STORE-KEEPER/ DRIVER required WANTED HARD WORK XO. by plastic household wares ENGLISH SPEAKBM Wholesaler With experience and MALE GENERAL HELPERS have supervision ability and Go^w^ioocoo-rttm. Sg&O/ 2 S O^ end nU Tel: Age between .6- 25 VAN DI-VER^OUMED with «cCo*) pwonatt) lar hilanlaw.- ondary education and familiar
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      1550 28 ■■lum 1 I ijjii DELIVERY BOY CUM Shop Assist- TUTORS REOUIRED IN all parts of ant required urgently Please Singapore by a leading tuition call: *****47 Centre. No experience required. DELIVERY MAN CUM Van Driver Tel *****31 Salary $380 p.m Ring Mr Ong tel 100 TUTORS REQUIRED by tuition *****9
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      1719 28 m Vtttctes A Boats i JjT^ LATE I*7s DATSUN 160J SSS. Air- cond. sporU rlms. taxed. Insured. a) J*faHC*MfS)JI $BJOO ono. *****11/*****0. Late 1878 DATSUN 100 A. FII. 1 prl- ALMOST 1876 MERCEDES 230 6vate. cassette. 1-year tax $14,600 Po wer steering, one company Loan $10.000. *****6 owner. Alrcond.. cassette,
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      1068 29 EIH Vehicles Boats Ijfi M M aKTTEH VALUE for your 1978 56 Vehicles Wanted »nd above good used cars Cash PaymenU. Interested call Peter 1 Chonf *****55/*****34. A4A. TWfB OF scrap and good used cars wanted Good price AOOOOOFFIB offered Contact Ng. 3J*****. c for all PARF scrap cars 3377M9
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      870 29 i I 1, PEMIMPIN INDUSTRIAL BUILDING BB^-l ♦>■ j!a»*Tjl BBBK mud mi l!tm~l !tm~ H w— BaWjaWaaßßa. i LaaVl Sited at Jalan Pemimpin, just off the new Marymount Road Features Ready source of Ample parking lots labour supply from lor cars lorries Toa p ayoh Convenient loading/ Ang Mo Kjo
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      355 29 -WjJ^homee of i^^Jj^— Katong^s beautiful I Dunman Court! H* Luxurious condominium msisonrwttes ■P located at Junction o« Tanjong KMong Road LbA and Dunman Road l tu1 f mH SUPERB LOCATION TRANQUIL SURROUNDINGS I ELEGANT DESIGN LARGE SWIMMING POOL FREEHOLD LANO EASY INSTALMENTS BOOK NOW TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT Bookings Enquiries I
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      454 29 FULLY FURNISHED SINOLESTOREV Bungalow house Available immediately. Frankel Estate. Dlst 15 $ZBOO Contact 44w23K, no agents. NILLCREST ARCADIA TOWNHOUSE 4 bedrooms, with bathrooms attached, servant's room. $5,500. Deland Co.. *****33/ *****44 HOUSES/ APARTMENT AVAILABLE In various districts. Either furnished/ unfurnished. Rental $1,500 to $4,500. Enquiries: *****64/5/2 ISLAND CLUB/THOMSON Shopping Mall
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      653 30 !LJ» I =!MM"^^™^ 60 ACCCnmodatiOO Vmrmnt ™<*w" SMMBMJBfaajafaMBBMMHHMI B) M'aMr A COSY SaNOLE-STORCY Bungalow In dlst 17. 4 bedrooms, cennlshed. $2,000 Penguin *****44 a ■inir STOREY DETACHED 3 SJrSS/.Sdy. dlst .0 PaUo overlooking matured garden $2,900 *****87 No agents BELLIAN SECURmES OFFER dlst 5 close to American/ Japanese School Double-storey
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      591 30 A well kept high floor >-e«4.oomad inri mm overlookIng sea Easy access to shopping centres Rental $1 JOO Holland v.ll» f. vtcMty A tastefully furnUhed 3-bed-ro>med apartment located within distance to shopping facilities Rental $2,700 High floor 3-bedroomed menl. Centrally alrcond Master bedroom en-sulte. jftSS^MSS fU" clliues Rental $4,000 FIELDS
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      1258 30 L J DIST 10 GREENLCAF AVENUE double-storey semi-detached. 3.500 sq.ft. 4 rooms, freehold Margaret *****00. DIST. 10. BEDOK TERRACE 4 JOO sq.ft 4 bedrooms, split-level llvlng/dlnlng. Penguin *****44 DMT. U, KM NAN Park corner terrace. 2,700 sq.ft facing mornIng sun View EnterprUe Pte Ltd: *****54 DIST IS NEAR siqlap Rn.rt
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      782 31 i_Sjl ———■———»——^—^—i KS i___nl_l Vioumi "~"~">~"r "V~ l OMPCrIm m) rimtS PAND*NVA__Y.BAUH«U TERRACE The moat beeulWul type el terrace 4 eseteo-i wHn prl—4e gefden. f_iim- «i no uiiimn p.nii Selling $1 02 Million. Rental «5.<W Ane—cix. Propeme. Aaencv IMIMI 1 QUICK SALE Bl DMT. IS PALM BEACH CONOOM—UM TOWNHOUBE w.Sth7w.mm^,Tot
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      847 31 ACE OFFERS: Grange Heights. luxurious very high floor malsonette. 3.400 sqft 4 bedrooms, study Extensively renovated $»V). 000 0.n.0 Call *****22. ACE OFFERS: OrangeforC. luxurious condominium apartment Central alrcond 1.200 sq ft 2 bedrooms Tenanted $3.00 C SellIng: $520,000 only Call: *****22 1.000 sq.ft. $210,000 0.n.0. Call Bellntek Properties. Tel
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      1493 31 S-ROOMED FLAT AT Boon Lay I faclng morning sun, fully furnlshed. ceramic flooring. Call: *****82 after 11am. CLEMENTI PARK FOR sale 5380.000 CompleUng soon. Call: *****88 ext. 799 Agent (24-hours). DIST. 8811 CHWEE CHUN Road. corner townhouse. 1.700 sqft Call *****08Noacents. PARKWAY PARKWAY PARKWAY Parkway Parkway Mansion 1650.0000nn Tel: *****82/*****79
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      1703 31 IV AccommodAUm A PropivUM AVAILABLE SHENTON WAV. ORCHARD TOWERS. ORCHARD International Plasa. Merlin, Road. 4th floor. Office. 746 sq ft. High Street Parklane, Oolden Rent (7 psf Contact Mr. Tan. Mile and many others. —***** *****31 (office hours). FOR SALE/RENTAL. Auto Spare EIITON HOUSE OFFICE space Parts Centre. 1.350 sq.ft
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      1255 31 IV Accommodation t ProptrtlM _R__ I 1 J BMOAPORt ELECTMCAL. ELEC- TROfC Hardware CenUe, 2nd floor, shop/ office about 1.100 sq ft outside CBD. Rental: $3,800 Selling: $530 pj.f Ideal for elecir >11nU dTeC.°___r7 r b-""" NoAgenU.Tel.__42o7 KATONO PLAZA. MEZZANINE noor, good location. 256 sq.ft. for rental at $2,200 per
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      1068 31 VI Education A Instruction iflh I PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Pispailiia lor--MX Examinations CmiinuiLxJim in ii] li -<»"«•— Atcuuiilllu.ll Leading to AC A/AAT examl- _i°_Bemina Lead ng to IBF Stage I examination Leading to IM LCCI examination Leading to lAM examination ENQUIRIESLEX MENQ PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CENTRE 821, a* Beer. People's Park Centre
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      THE FAMILY OF THE LATE
      124 32 WWtea te ttiank fM*. T.C. Naa, HOW. MM. Ding, nay. HontWe Ooh, Mr. Wee Yaw Hock, mombero of the Pentecoot ItMhodM Clrtireh; Doctors and Staff of the General H-iMirMat nalalliaa and Frttmtt lor their miiut. rarlnn oooietaiico an^ aQ >< ..i P... donaMwioT "IoaUlO oIiU
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      120 Deaths
      95 32 dran) passed away peacefully on 17 8.81 leaving behind wife Marl- animal, (K.R. Hospital), ions Raja, Selvarajoo, daughters VI- Jaya, Prema, Pushpa, Mageawarl, sons-in-law Muthu, Moorthy and all relatives Cortege leaves No. ai, Upper Dlckton Road, Sport 0830 at 2.00 pm for Mt Vernon Crematorium. NO KM HU,
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      56 32 WASC/UJ^hX)BBITOTiaitOn» ™JvfJi2ST-S •*otVMIM" to sv loved ones. coanaa will leave from W^sßJllßliß WILL LBMVBj rnUB home on weonesoay km oub ««j --^n^j^jv mmmmmmmmmmmm itnMl leave ii Daf ne Street on 19/8/81 at 11 am for Mount Vernon Cremalorlum. *»V»U AQNES sMNTELS paaaed away 17-8-81 Mass al 81 Josephs Church 10J0
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      124 In Memoriam
      51 32 Memories are treuure*, none can steal. Your love Is the greatest, none can flve Your IoM v our he»rt» <:ne. none can heal, longing sigh, a silent tear, For one we love, so very dear. r^if^. mlilil i __j i, Sr* 1 '^^^SSr"^"- M LOVMQ MBMWT OF
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      IN LOVING MEMORY
      18 32 NOT JUST TODAY BUT EVERYDAY IN asLSMCl 'wsjmTisimi ai BmTamTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTamTammTJßTJ BOEY CHOO FOMO depahted it+to
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      43 32 tw° years have paBsed since you left us but the memories of you ARC RTII 1 WTTW IIQ are still with us. mmMmms> LOVtD o« m^m^m ia tor tha In .mil nnai hr«d o«a. I™"I riirinilm A.NAOAMUTHU DCPAHTKfc 1»-»-1t7»
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      123 Acknowledgements
      130 32 ■laiiaa to siiaaa thalr sancata thanfca and aayracmrlan to aM r»taa*aa aval trtawda tor awir kM at tanaawoa. ssHaianci. oondotonco. taimMha and donattona during tha* rseaat »a»aavamant ™»pawtay•*■»s»sa mom mary cman ooat cmoo wlak to than* all ia»»M»aa and fcOmmmmmm Earn* aamamW llflll lilnni SMI Is> ijlia "PBtlOßl
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      10 32 "In Memoriam" is for the loved ones whom you remember.....
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      339 32 -—rar-—-Jm 115 Paraonal Maasagaa flf ?V THANK YOU ssV. B^BBBBBaV. SS™\^- a>a-K FsmMaaofMRWONQ JSf^^T IBRCHOKIANHOCK #^KJ) a I*BB TINA UM SHEW CA T S wlBh to ext*nd their sincere thanks to 284-4422 I J n»Bnajiamant a sian ol PMNpe DotnaaHc AppaV ClflSSlZlCu ancae Fty aapacialty to Advertising mukevbiwono WOrkS. ■aaTA^I^L/ZliTtS
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      317 32 M TMf M»3M COUtT M MALAY A AT JOHOM »Ah»U coaa?AWY ywoßOJoa ur) W I ff INI IN THE MATTER OF EMKXHUM JUMBO (M) SON. IHO And IN THE MATTE* Of THE COMPANKS ACT. 19*5. AOVRTKUtfNT Of WIIKJN Nokca Karaoy flpao Mot o Moo »o. *a Wincfcno^p of lha abo«ano»ad
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      618 33 x REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE XiJ AIR FORCE <£=^ The World At Your Feet PILOT TRAINING The Republic of Singapore Air Force invites applications from young men for Pilot Training: REQUIREMENTS: 1. Between 16. and 25 years old. 2 Singaporean male only. 3. At least 1.62 metres tall. 4. Good eyesight
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      680 33 U I UNITED INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES LTD iJvCORPOBATEO THE REPueir OF SINGAPORE I ANNOUNCEMENT To ALL SHAREHOLDERS RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 lUNE 1981 The Board of Directors is pleased to announce that the unaudited results for the six months ended 30 June 1981 are as follows The Group
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    33 34 Five years have piannl by. but you arc not forgotten and always loved by your huaband and ton and all your loved one*. WONG BIEW FAH Deputed 114.1 l
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Lock icon Austrian GP goes to Laffite
      271 34 Patient Frenchman captures fifth title ZELTWEG, Mon. Jacques Laffite, of France in a Ligier stormed past the favoured Renault Turbo of compatriot Rene Arnoux to win the Austrian Grand Prix motor race yesterday. Fewer than half the 24 starters completed the course. Laffite, 37, winner
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      Lock icon Mary coasts to easy victory over tired Sue
      299 34 TENNIS ROUND-UP RICHMOND, Mon. Seventh seed Mary Lou Piatek coasted to a 6-4, 6-1 victory over an apparently tired Sue Barker, of Britain, in the singles final of the US$lOO,OOO ($217,000) Richmond international tennis tournament yesterday. Mary, who reached the final here
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      123 34 LIMA, Mon. Peru beat Colombia 2-0 in a World Cup South American Group Two soccer qualifying matcn here yesterday to boost their chances of reaching next year's finals in Spain. Geronimo Barbadillo gave Peru the lead with a header after five minutes and Julio Cesar
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      Lock icon Champion Tarik beaten
      45 34 BANGKOK. Mon Asian Games champion Atet Wijono defeated defending champion Justedio Tarik 7-6 (9-7), M, 75. 6-0 in the final of the men's singles of the Patava Open tennis tournament. Other results. Doubles: Tarik Titus bt Vijono/Gondo Vljojo, 7-5, 6-4, 64. AFP.
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      318 34 BUENOS AIRES, Mon. Boca Juniors, won the Argentinian Metropolitan soccer championship with a 1-1 draw against Racing Club yesterday. Diego Maradona, scored for Boca from the penalty spot in the 43rd minute. Racing equalised two minutes from end. Other results. Ferrocarrll Oeste 3 Platense
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      30 34 CAMBRIDGE, Mon. England beat India by eight wickets here yesterday in a 55over match between the young cricketers of the two countries. Scores: India 96, England 99-2. Reuter
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      605 34 SALES PERSONNEL (Male/Female) Tan Chong Industrial Machinery (Pte) Ltd, a member of the Tan Chong group of companies, distributes Nissan Diesel trucks, forklifts, cranes and other equipment The company is looking for highly achievement-orientated personnel to join their fastexpanding sales force in Singapore and Brunei. The Sales Force will be
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      926 34 Ad*, of the aame nature flock tOQettief m in CKessifieoSt foe •Itecttvn— SKI -4lß|ijßj||j||l^ NOTICES OF MEETINGS ANNUAL Of NERAL MEETINO* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-first Annual General Meeting of Malayawata Steel Berhad win be held at the Negara Room. 2nd Floor, Lower Lobby. Kuala Lumpur Hilton. Jalan
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      291 34 Singapoie requires FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVE Prerequisite: 1) Minimum GCE O' level or HSC. 2) Must be a Singapore Citizen. 3) Able to converse fluently with good mannerism and PR 4) Must have a pleasant disposition and willing to work long hours. 5) Ability to speak foreign language an advantage Salary
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      220 34 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER IS) PUBLIC EXAMINATION IN BANKRUPTCY NOB 749/70 Seng Seng Timber Company (sued as a firm) of No 587 Woodlands Road, 12 Wins, Singapore 2572. Partners: i1) Tan Cheng Huat of 100BH Block 15, Upper Boon Keng Road, Singapore 1438. I) Soh Chin Lay of 65E Block
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      229 34 Bringing Up Father By Bill Ka vanagh Hal Camp haaggie cooks pnmer I I if Jtees re^mps i^e I I whats euRMiMe I I ||/£L 'ZLlAhki Ol ROTLWDA'S MlSMT OMCE MORE I 0JRMEP TOMK3WT; DARuM'? Hp^ )SS| 'nOFFAKOJSUALty -WEPlMMERL^erWEEK, L^T^_2s bupms rr- like last iu. SLAUGHTER HM/ 77~~] l //^7y
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      Lock icon Lim invited to Japan Open
      371 35  -  BERNARD PEREIRA He will go only if he has enough money By LIM KIAN TIONG, Singapore's No. 1 golf professional, has been invited to compete in the Japan Open championship in Tokyo from Oct. 26-Nov. But he will take part only if he .wakes enough
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      Lock icon Green ends slump and equals record
      356 35 GOLF ROUND-UP HARTFORD, Connecticut, Mon. Hubert Green yesterday ended a two-year slump by winning the US$3OO,OOO ($651,000) Greater Hartford Open golf tournament with a record-equalling score. Green, 34, shot a .'losing seven-under-par 64 to finish on 20-under-pur 264, matching the tournament mark set by
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      Lock icon England move to brink of victory
      226 35 MANCHESTER, Mon. England moved to the brink of victory, despite stubborn batting by Australia on the fifth and final day of the Fifth cricket Test at Old Trafford today. A courageous unbeaten century by Allan Border inspired the touring team, who were pursuing a
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      Grass is no longer green for locals
      226 35  -  WILFRED YEO By ANOTHER Singapore International bowling championship has come and gone, but local Open Masters' winners seem to be more eone than coming. The women's final was a foregone conclusion even before the 24-bowler field started on their twoday, 24-game roll-off. With
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      Yeo crashes out in first round
      278 35  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By JEREMY YEO, on whom Singapore are banking for help in the world junior squash championships in February next year, crashed out of the Pakistan International Airlines Closed championships, losing 7-9, 2-9, 3-9 to Foo Say Chuan in the first round at
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      179 35 LONDON, Mon. New Zealander John Wright hit an unbeaten 66 to help Derbyshire beat Glarmogan by five wickets in an English Sunday League cricket match yesterday. Scores. At Swaaaea: Derby bt Glamorgan by 5 wkts. Glamorgan 132-9 (A.Jones 66 no). Derby 134-5 (J.Wright 66 no).
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      Tan upsets Low for title
      119 35 IN A reversal of roles, Tan Scow Yew, a 71-kilogramme first dan, upset the odds to beat the fancied Low Chee Kiang to win the Pesta Sukan Open men's Judo title over the weekend. Results: Men's aader-ttkg. 1 Chng Kiong Choon, 2 Edmund Tan, 3
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      SABA meet
      22 35 THE Singapore Amateur Boxing Association will hold their 47th annual meeting at Sports House, Rutland Road, on Saturday (4 p.m.).
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      National coach. Yazawa quits
      178 35  -  PETER SIOW By NATIONAL women's table tennis coach M. Yazawa has stepped down from his post. The Japanese coach, who took up the job only three months ago, gave work commitments for quitting. But it is understood that Yazawa, a local exective with Kentucky Fried Chicken,
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      Mukunathan scores all
      43 35 MUKUNATHAN scored all the goals in Engineering Services Department's 4-0 victory over Technical Training B in the Port Authority soccer tournament at Buktt Chermin yesterday. In another match, the Slop and Sludge Reception Treatment Centre beat Marine Pool A 2-0.
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      635 35 NAGOYA, Mon. Chinese weightlifter Wu Shude snatched a world record of 126.5 kilogrammes in the bantamweight (56 kg.) class as China dominated the first day of the 13th Asian weightlifting champion ships here yesterday. the 26-year-old Wu shattered the record of 125 kg. set by Cuban Daniel Nunez at
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      Bid by Ipoh, KL horses to beat clock
      366 36  -  Races will be on at Bukit Timah even if they don't arrive By EPSOM JEEP IT'S a race against time for 48 Ipoh-trained horses entered for the Singapore Turf Club Pesta Sukan Cup meeting which begins on Saturday. Up to yesterday morning,
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      Penang races unaffected by syces' rift
      310 36  -  TIPTOP By PENANG, Mon. Despite the syces' dispute, races at Penang went on without any major hitches on both weekends. At one stage, signs of a possible refusal by Penang-based syces to bring out their horses were averted when the secretary of the syces'
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      Bt Timah weights
      1180 36 WEIGHTS, ratings and barrier draws for this weekend's races: SATURDAY C-. IMM I.MOn, (ItoHng* 12S-110) 13 Sugar Ups 57 US 9 Always Welcome 56.5 124 10 Blue Diamond n 56 6 124 1 Timber Tycoon 56 123 4 BanyakCantik»s 122 llSporiacasterHS 120 7^ ncSurBUDC u8 ming ijynasiy
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      Lock icon Northjet beats 2,000 Guineas winners
      221 36 DEAUVILLE, Monday TO-AGORI-MOU and King's Lake, winners of the English and Irish 2,000 Guineas classics, were beaten soundly by Frenchtrained four-year-old Northjet in the rich Prix Jacques Le Marois yesterday. Northjet, ridden by Freddie Head, coasted in five lengths ahead of the Anglo-Irish pair of
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      Lock icon Outsider ploughs through mud to pip Derby winner
      209 36 SARATOGA SPRINGS, Monday WILLOW HOUR, a 24-1 shot ridden by Eddie Maple, out duel led Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Pleasant Colony down the stretch in the mud on Saturday at Saratoga to take the 112 th running of the U*****,000 (5J486.000)
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      How the beaten fancies fared at Penang
      428 36 SATURDAY (good): RACE 1: National Special led into the straight but with 200 m to go was challenged by Pendragson's Cnarm and Serene s oy. He found no answer to these two strong finishers and ended up third. RACE 2: The Coup was
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      Save Our Soccer
      538 37 THE Football Association of SiMg»p*re and Singapore Malays have run Into a headlong collision. The situation has been farther aggravated by Malays' threat to Held the four banned pi avers in the remaining Sultana' fold Cap matches aad their intention to face the FAS in court, If
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      Kudos to FAS, bouquets to Malays, but what about a compromise solution?
      371 37 southwards across the Causeway after five long, lean years. So the intentions of both the FAS and the Malays seem honest and, arguably, justifiable. Yet both parties ran smack into a head-on collision that has inexorably dragged the
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      Iraq out of Lion City Cup
      107 37 IRAQ shocked the Lion City Cup under-16 soccer tournament organisers by announcing their withdrawal from the competition starting at the National Stadium on Aug. 30, reports JOE DORAI. Iraq, in a cable yesterday, stated that they were unable to come because of their schools
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      81 37 BADMINTON Intraprisons tourney: Changi v DRC (Changkat Changi, 7 45). Vigilante Corps Open finals (Kirn Seng Technical, 7.30). Singapore junior inter-club League: Esso v Tien Wah Press, CSC v SAFSA (SBA, 7.30). HOCKEY Friendly: SCC v Spore national team (Padang. SJO). SOCCER T»or match: Singapore v Seiko (Hongkong)
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      Jita drops Wee for tonight's match
      340 37  -  By JOE DORAI EDMUND WEE, Singapore's top goalkeeper, was yesterday surprisingly dropped from the squad to meet Hongkong's top professional club, Seiko, at the National Stadium tonight (7.30). -The main reasons for this, according to Jita Singh, the Republic's managercoach, were because of Wee's
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      27 37 JAKARTA. Mon. Mexico trounced the Philippines 124 in the Jakarta anniversary soccer tournament here last night and the Indonesian team, PSSI-Utama beat Malaysia 1-0. -AFP.
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      Whampoa edge out Tampines in inter-cons final
      222 37  -  J. RAJENDRAN By WHAMPOA became the ninth inter-constituency badminton champions when they defeated Tainpines 3-2, in a cliffhanger at the Delta Sports Complex last night. Despite being twice behind, the whampoans fought bravely to maintain their record of being the only unbeaten team
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      Duke United trounce HP
      41 37 DUKE UNITED trounced Hewlett Packard 10-0 in the Pest a Sukan women's soccer doubleknockout competition at the Queenstown Sports Complex yesterday. In two other matches, Darul Afiah hammered DoverClementi 7-0, while Chua Chu Kang defeated SeleUr 6-1.
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    29 38 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 2.66 to 934.27 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today.-AP
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    Warm welcome for Raja at reception
    146 38 A WARM handshake greets the nests of honour, toe Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) *Mr 8 Rataratnam and Mrs Rajaratnam at the Indonesian Independence Day reception last night. The Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia and Mrs Sudjatmlko were also hosts to Dr
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    Lock icon Chinese troops clash with Viets
    199 38 BEIJING, Mon. The first major border clash between Chinese and Vietnamese troops since late June was reported today after the United States indicated that it may not object to a Chinese incursion into Vietnam. Nine Chinese frontier guards were either killed or wounded and an
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    70 38 CAIRO, Mon. An Egyptian military court today sentenced three men, described as Libyan intelligence agents, to hard labour for life for planning sabotage in Egypt. The court said the three men had planted bombs at a petrol station in the town of Marsa Matrouh near the
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    Lock icon YOUTH 'KILLED' IN CAR CRASH GOES HOME
    111 38 LISBON, Mon. THE parents who mourned, buried and received the insurance money on their son Carlos Nunes, 20, killed in a car crash last month were shocked to see him walk into their home in Faro, Portugal, yesterday. A month ago police asked
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    Lock icon Anti-strike powers protest by thousands
    342 38 NEW DELHI, Monday THOUSANDS of demonstrators staged a protest rally and almost the entire opposition walked out of Parliament here today in protest against the Indian Government's new anti-strike powers. The walkout came as Parliamentary Affairs Minister Bhishma Narayan Singh rose to present copies of
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    Lock icon Explosion sets fire to Syrian PM's office
    129 38 DAMASCUS, Mon A POWERFUL explosion set the Syrian Prime Minister's •fflcr building ablate la Damascus today, prompting air farce helicopters to mount a rescue operation from the roof of the multistorey bmlMlag. A Syrian official niree, who asked not to be Identified by
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    Lock icon New rocket by 1986
    51 38 NEW DELHI, Mon. Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi today confirmed in parliament that India was developing a new powerful racket, the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV). She said the PSLV would be capable of placing satellites into orbit and was expected to be ready by 1986.
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    32 38 THE Hague, Mon. Sir Humphrey Waldork. president of the International Court of Justice, died on Saturday of a heart attack, a court spokesman l iid today. He was 77. AFP.
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    30 38 LONDON, Mon. US President Ronald Reagan will appoint Mr Evan Galbraith, a 53-year-old investment banker, as the now US Ambassador to Fran-e, the Sunday Telegraph reported yesterday. UPI.
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    413 38 'Negotiations only with restructured union' WASHINGTON, Monday THE Reagan Administration, buoyed by reports of no major delays for travellers after re-routing trans-Atlantic flights, made it clear last night that it would negotiate only with a restructured air traffic controllers union. The strike by
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      111 38 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Genuine stock market investors must surely be close to taking the view that they are being outgunned by forces unknown and totally undisciplined. The small man's only counter will be to step aside and leave the markets to the high-stakes casino gamblers who
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      179 38 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Mostly fair and windy. TEMP. (C) up to S a.m. tomorrow: 33 max., 2C mill. SUNSET today: 8.42 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: S.33 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Amsterdam 17 21 C Clear Lm Aagelea 20 29C Oar Atkew 24.31C Clear Ma4rM 19/33C dear Bitndi 30/38C dear Maalla
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        MANDARIN BY RADIO
        524 1  -  LIN SHAN ="y THIS programme Is the last in series and can be heard over SBC's English Service tonight at 7.45 and mi Sunday at a.m. Lessen 8S of this series will be repeated an Thursday at 8.45 p.m. over the FM Stereo Service. Lesson let: Revision
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        671 1 r Effective Reading L,Yng shoo y\ tin ta%l This essay will be broadcast today at 11. M a.m. and en Friday at 9.15 p.m. over SBC's Chinese service. K7fi?tt4tt'ffrtt* an *ft»*®« »«S "m ©T«jE*fc+W'& K^-+ IK Explanatory notes: THE purest kind of beauty transcends material standards. It is a thing
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        72 1 Consumer rebel She's glad if you've warn the same dress (or II years; she's an antieonsumerLst who hates conformed non-conformists. Also find oat more about "cargo cults" on Centrespread Pages 6 and 7 Filming in Singapore Two men, once enemies, are now collaborators for a unique film on the Japanese
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      Shirley's back Math her series
      371 2 SHIRLEY Barney (Ch 5, 7.5« p.m.): The international star is back with a series of new shows, starting tonight, after the debut telecast here over a year ago. We will see her in the BBC TV Theatre in London and on location in far away
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      PICK of the DAY
      540 2 88C5 THE Young And The Restless (Ch 5, 3 p.m.): Lone persists in Dringing Leslie and Brad together again. She realises the two are, despite themselves, growing more and more vulnerable to each other. HUH Menus** (Ch 5, 7. IS p.m.): Cik Aisah Laily introduces pastry
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        17 2 ssdr hAmiTSUBISHI an coijourtv^ HEPROOUCES COLOURS WITH ABSOLUTE Uf€-UKE PURITY Jk Develop the reading habit Tunes Bookshops
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        270 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS mtl wt)to Henjj gu^T 1 Dance from Carmen? (6) (S) 1 Shoot easy meat! (6) 8 Bug always used in the under8 7, 8 down, and 25 wem OK on world (11 1 horses (T) 10 Herod's turn to be leas than a 9 Having troubled
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        161 2 EXHIBITIONS: 1W1 National Day Art Kx- r hlbiUoa: Display of 155 works by 132 artists. Nat Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Till Aug 31. Photo Exhibition: On the theme of our cultural heritage. Display of 139 colour and black and white prints. S'pore Conference Hall. 10 a.m. 6
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        1224 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Operate fdowed by The You* 7 30 News and Weather Forecast And The Restless ,.«i!S y L 3.25 Sunday Selections (r) J-JJ f*> B «»y 4.15 The Three Stooges M And The Bean Health MJ K" E :rt (Englls n h) u S«
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      Meet the real Maria
      2247 3 Most people know Maria, the nun who married an Austrian captain in the film, The Sound Of Music. A new London stage production starring Petula Clurk in the lead role is in the making. What looks like a good material for a novel is no tale
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        Memories of war
        1162 4  -  RICHARD UM Story by THE two men fought on different sides of World War n. They met as enemies in Papua New Guinea, where they were both sent during ths war. Now, about 36 years afterwards, they are coming together to make a $10 million film about
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        The iade lady
        649 5  -  DANA LAM Interview by Significance of jade in Chinese culture (slide/lecture) by Elsie Fie Men tonight, 8 p.m. Nat Museum Tneatrette ELSIE Fielden was born Elsie Smith in Liverpool. She went to high school in Scotland and studied practical things, like shorthand, typewriting, economics and business correspondence.
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        Heroic will versus brute strength
        470 5 Lion Of The Desert Odeon; reviewed by PATRICK SHEN ITALY had been attempting to colonise that part of North Africa now known as Libya. It was not making much headway and so in 1929, after 20 struggling years, Mussolini sends in General Graziani (Oliver Reed)
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        Bronze and gold for dazzling eyes
        287 6 METALLIC colours are everywhere —in shoes, bags, belts, accessories, clothes...it's the season of the gold rush and bronze fantasy tk»,, m shoX y md choker!™ta IthnTc-like chunk? of niete? or leafy ext^ava ranzas e3nrava K T In clothes they peep discreetly or blaze in
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        Italia fashio rebel lian sion bel
        687 6  -  By JOHN DE SOUZA SHE ranks among such greats of Italian fashion as Giorgio Armani, Gianni Versace and Gianfranco Ferre. Competition she finds stimulating, and thinks her countrymen, with their rich creativity, are the best. She believes in design, in fashion and in being
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        Cargo cults I've known
        899 6  -  THE first cargo cult I lived in was a rather well-known one in anthropological circles although the department store catalogues hadn't reached there yet. It was a tiny outpost on an island in the South Pacific belonging to Papua New Guinea, and served thrice weekly (if
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        Changes in the Punjabi costume
        450 7  -  MAN JIT KAUR By WHO says that ethnic and national costumes are not subjected to the vagaries of fashion? True, the basic features never change; but people do have a way of updating the look. The Punjabi suit points this out quite well. Since its
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        Scents from the Orient
        180 7 WHAT'S inside a silvery package, white innards, and clay-brown cardboard packing? No, not a souvenir of the Singapore River; no, what actually comes within this tinselled surprise package is a small bottle of Christina, the latest scent to emerge from Perfumes Of Singapore Oh, you remember
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