The Straits Times, 6 June 1982

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No. 2401, JUNE 6, 1982 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 98/1/82
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    Helping pupils to. gain team spirit
    458 1 Helping pupils to. gain team spirit PRODUCTIVITY is going to school. The aim is to achieve not only a more complete education for the student but also to develop in him positive work attitudes which he will retain in adult life. Towards this end, the Education Ministry has proposed that
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    Lock icon Mystery sub in Baltic Sea
    98 1 STOCKHOLM. Sat. The Swedish navy and air force today sealed off the Bay of Bothnia in the northern Baltic Sea to prevent the escape of an unidentified submarine believed trapped in the bay, a naval spokesman said. The Intrusion comes seven months after a major
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    TOWARDS A MORE CULTURED SOCIETY Trip ends
    450 1  - TOWARDS A MORE CULTURED SOCIETY ZAINUL ABIDIN RASHEED Stat board to take over promotion work? By THE government is looking into ways to more effectively try and build a more cultured, well-in-formed and cohesive society. The Minister for Culture, Mr S. Dhanabalan, in an interview with The Sunday Times, said
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    This one's for the album
    168 1 ONE rainy Saturday afternoon, three friends Seok Hah, Sophie and Betty innocently strolled to the Singapore Handicraft Centre. There, they were surprised to see snakecharmers, magicians, fortune-tellers, and graceful pugilists, all adding to a carnivalIlke atmosphere. And to cater to the hungry crowd, there were
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    Lock icon Trip ends
    37 1 OSAKA, Sat. Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang left here for home today, ending a sixday official visit during which he met Japanese government and business leaders for talks on bilateral economic cooperation and international issues. -AFP.
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    Lock icon Mitterrand urges approval of plan to improve world economy
    461 1 Mitterrand urges approval of plan to improve world economy VERSAILLES, Saturday PRESIDENT Francois Mitterrand of France called on other Western leaders today to approve a programme of using technology to pull the world out of economic recession and spark growth in all countries. Mr Mitterrand was speaking at the first
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    Lock icon US veto, then a change of mind IMF blast
    427 1 US veto, then a change of mind UNITED NATIONS, Saturday THE United States joined Britain last night in vetoing a Security Council resolution for an immediate Falklands ceasefire, but then abruptly changed its mind saying it really should have abstained. Mrs Jeane Kirkpatrick, the US Ambassador to the UN, told
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    Lock icon IMF blast
    34 1 PARIS, Sat. A bomb exploded early today at the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, shattering several windows in the building and surrounding structures, police said. There were no injuries. AP.
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    Lock icon – Samphan – agrees to attend secret – summit
    242 1 Samphan agrees to attend secret summit BEIJING. Sat. Khmer Rouge leader Khieu Samphan has agreed to participate in a proposed secret meeting aimed at uniting the three anti-Vietnamese resistance forces in Cambodia, Xinhua news agency reported. Xinhua said Mr Khieu Samphan's response on May 30 was disclosed here by former
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    NTUC: If productivity gains had been p00r...
    777 1  - NTUC: If productivity gains had been poor... IVAN LIM NWC RECOMMENDATIONS By Our Labour Correspondent EMPLOYERS' REACTION: P. 8 THE National Trades Union Congress yesterday reminded Singapore workers they might have got no NWC-reoommended wage increase had productivity gains last year been unsatisfactory. This reminder came in the NTUC's response
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      Lock icon NO SUPPORT FOR U.S.
      58 1 VERSAILLKS, Sat. The IS found Itself without .support aver the issue of restrirtlHg export credits to the Soviet Inlon at a summit luncheon meeting today devoted solely to the credits Issue. French delegation spokesman Michel Vaulelle said opposition was unanimous to IS President Ronald Reagan's call
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      Lock icon Argentina signs trade pact with Cuba
      352 2 HAVANA, Saturday ARGENTINA'S Foreign Minister Nicanor Costa Mendez signed a US$100 million (S$208 million) trade agreement with Cuba on Thursday night to underline the new friendship that has sprung up as a result of the Falkland* crisis. But before leaving here yesterday for Caracas,
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      Lock icon SAS troopers 'infiltrating enemy lines'
      266 2 LONDON, Sat. Squads of Britain's Special Air Service (SAS) troopers are infiltrating Argentine lines around the besieged Falkland islands capital of Port Stanley, eliminating outposts, spying on defence positions and directing artillery fire on strategic targets, military sources say. "They're wreaking havoc," a military source
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        Lock icon UN aid is allowed
        69 2 BRITAIN dropped on Friday its opposition to a United Nations development aid programme for Argentina, allowing the US$2O-million (5541.6 million) package to be passed by consensus in Geneva. At a UN Development Programme (UNDP) governing council meeting last week, London refused to approve the aid while
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        Lock icon Closed for three days
        51 2 THE ARGENTINE government on Friday ordered the closure for three days of the national news agency, Noticias Argentinas, and the daily, El Patagonico, for violating guidelines on reporting the Falklands conflict. The closure went into effect at midnight on Friday and will end at midnight tomorrow.
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      Lock icon Don't free Vulcan bomber request -to Brazil
      141 2 Don't free Vulcan bomber request to Brazil BRASILIA, Sat. Argentina has officially asked Brazil not to release a British Vulcan bomber which landed at Rio do Janeiro on Thursday after running short of fuel over the South Atlantic, a foreign ministry spokesman said yesterday. The Brazilian government was studying the
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      Lock icon Recession will raise child deaths — Unicef
      206 3 Recession will raise child deaths Unicef MANILA, Sat. Mr James Grant, United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) executive director, said today that two to three million more children would die in this decade because of the global economic recession. Mr Grant told a news conference that the Unicef two years ago
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      Lock icon AIR RAID VICTIM
      33 3 A WOUNDED youth Is rushed U ma ambulance daring Friday's Isr»«!l air raid on Beirut In retaliation for the attempted assassination In London of Israel's ambassador to Britain. AP pictare
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      Lock icon US and Japan agree
      177 3 TOKYO, Sat. United States President Ronald Reagan and Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki have reached an interim civil aviation agreement in Paris. This is for broadening transPacific air links Detween the two nations, a Transport Ministry spokesman announced here yesterday. The agreement, reached yesterday before the
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      Lock icon KILLED WHILE FILMING RAID
      65 3 BEIRUT, Sat. Jean Lugo, a cameraman for the French television network TK-1, was killed yesterday as he Mimed the Israeli air raid on Beirut. A French embassy spokesman confirmed that Mr Lugo, 51, had been killed while filming near a sports stadium. A cameraman and a
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      Lock icon Israeli jets bomb Lebanon after raids on Beirut
      341 3 BEIRUT, Sat ISRAELI warplanes returned to bombard Palestinian targets in south and central Lebanon today after killing at least 50 people and wounding 200 in raids on Beirut and the south yesterday. The air strikes were accompanied by renewed shelling between Palestine
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      Lock icon The children Delhi lost
      184 3 NEW DELHI, Sat. Almost 1,700 children in Delhi have disappeared in the first four months of this year. Three quarters of them will never be traced. A report by the Bharatiya Janata Party (Indian Peoples) yesterday said that the incidence of lost children, many of them
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      Lock icon Iran wants $312 b to end the war
      265 3 BEIRUT, Sat IRAN yesterday demanded US$l5O billion (Ss3l2 billion) to end its war against Iraq, now 20 months old and threatening to destabilise the vulnerable, oil-rich Persian Gulf. President Ali Khamenei, speaking to Friday prayer worshippers on the campus of Teheran University,
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      Lock icon Egypt says 'no"
      202 3 WASHINGTON, Sat. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has turned down an informal American suggestion that he meet later this month in Washington with President Ronald Reagan and Prime Minister Menachem Begin of Israel to give new impetus to the stalemated negotiations on Palestinian self-rule, administration officials said yesterday.
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      Lock icon Big 7 seek way out of recession
      375 4 VERSAILLES, Saturday ...as Falklands issue crops up at summit LEADERS of the western world's seven major industrial powers today formally opened a weekend of deliberations on possible joint efforts to pull their economies out of recession. The two presidents and five prime ministers,
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      Lock icon New booster for shuttle
      76 4 KENT (Washington) Sat. A new rocket motor that can be used to launch satellites carried into space by the space shuttle to higher orbits has been unveiled by the Boeing Company. While the space shuttle can go no higher than 1.127 km, the new vehicle, dubbed
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      Lock icon Big hunt for gunmen
      71 4 NEW DELHI, Sat. Police and intelligence agents today kept up a massive manhunt for two gunmen who yesterday shot dead a Kuwaiti First Secretary, Mustafa al-Mar-zook. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, who has been building up closer trade and cooperation relations with oil-rich Kuwait, sent a message
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      Lock icon Nato still not agreed on final declaration
      186 4 BRUSSELS, Sat. With only four days to go before heads of states of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation meet in Bonn, the 16 members of the alliance have so far failed to agree on the final declaration to be issued after the meeting,
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      Lock icon SOPHIA STEPS OUT OF PRISON — IN CRASHING STYLE
      97 4 SOPHIA STEPS OUT OF PRISON IN CRASHING STYLE ROME, Sat. Film actress Sophia Loren (left) was treed from Jail early today after serving Jut over half of a M-day sentence tar tax evasion and was promptly involved in a crash with a police ear. Miss L»ren, 47, smiled behind a
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      Lock icon Soviet group launches peace movement
      267 4 MOSCOW, Sat. A group of Russians yesterday called a press conference for Western journalists to launch what they called the Soviet Union's first unofficial independent peace movement. The 11 members of the group said their aims were not in conflict with those of the Kremlin
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        66 4 SIX THOI'SAND families are marooned or have lost their homes due to floods in the southwestern part of Sri Lanka after heavy rains in the last four days, the Ceylon Daily News reported yesterday. Two thousand houses have been damaged and 3,000 others were said to be
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        Lock icon 36 nuclear accidents
        60 4 THIRTY-SIX accidents occurred at nuclear power plants during 1981, the highest number since Japan's first nuclear power plant began operating in 1966 at Tokaimura, km north-west of Tokyo, the Natural Resources and Energy Agency said on Friday. Agency officials said 25 plants were ordered to shut and
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        Lock icon Support Reagan rally
        76 4 TENS OF thousands of Christian Democrats converged on Bonn yesterday for a mass demonstration in support of President Ronald Reagan and the Western alliance. The opposition Christian Democratic Union called the rally to welcome Mr Reagan's visit to Bonn for a North Atlantic Treaty Organisation summit next
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        Lock icon Volcano's fury
        72 4 HOT LAVA streaming down from the crater of Galunggung volcano in West Java, following its seventh and eighth eruption on Thursday and Friday night, has inundated 84 houses in three nearby villages, the Geophysic and Volcanology Office in Bandung said yesterday. A spokesman said the hot lava also
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        Lock icon China denies charges
        72 4 CHINA DENIED yesterday United States charges that it had violated a Sino-American consular agreement over the seizure of American teacher Lisa Wichser, who was deported from Beijing after being accused of stealing state secrets. The US accused China on Friday of violating both the spirit and the
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        Lock icon Two on way home to US
        72 4 TWO YOUNG American women married to Iranians were yesterday en route for the United States after being released by Iranian authorities, informed sources in Zurich said. They had been detained a "long" time, the sources said without specifying dates. Holding Iranian passports, they left
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        Lock icon 40 die in air raid
        49 4 IRAQI PLANES bombed the western Iranian city of Dam yesterday, killing 40 people and injuring 150 othi rs, Iranian state radio said. It said the attack took place as the inhabitants were celebrating a popular uprising in *963 under the late Shah's regime. AFP
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      Lock icon $20,000 gold seized, 32 held in raids
      213 6 $20,000 gold seized, 32 held in raids KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Police today arrested 32 Indonesians, many of them goldsmiths, believed responsible for melting down gold ornaments the loot from robberies and housebreakings by illegal Indonesian immigrants. Police said they believe the Indonesian goldsmiths were flown in to melt down the
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      Lock icon Housewife gets life
      58 6 PENANG, Sat. A 55-year-old housewife, Rokiah binti Haii Saad, was sentenced to life imprisonment by a court here on Thursday after pleading guilty to trafficking in 2K7 2 grams of cannabis. Her farmer husband, Mat bin Yusoff, 60, who was jointly charged with her, was acquitted and
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      Lock icon Musa studying austerity cuts options
      216 6 Musa studying austerity cuts options KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam is studying the various options open to the government in its latest move to cut the salaries, allowances and perks of the country's political leaders, sources said here yesterday. It was most probable that ministers, deputy
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      Lock icon BIG XL CUT IN FUNDS FOR DEVELOPMENT
      92 6 BIG KL CUT IN FUNDS FOR DEVELOPMENT BACHOK, Sat. Malaysia is to cut between between Msl.s billion and Ms 2 billion ringgit from its development allocation fund this year as an austerity measure to cope with the present recession faced by the country. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah today told
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      Lock icon WARM WELCOME FOR MAHATHIR IN FIJI
      99 6 SUVA (FIB), Sat. Malaysian Prime Minister Datnk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad arrived here yesterday, on the first leg of a weeklong visit to three Sooth Pacific islands, to a colourful welcome with bands playing the Malaysian national anthem and crowds of YIPs standing in
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      Lock icon Noraziah's smiling again as the offers of help roll in
      229 6 Noraziah's smiling again as the offers of help roll in KUALA LUMPUR, Sat MALAYSIANS have taken 18-year-old Agricultural University freshie undergraduate Noraziah Othman to their hearts and opened their purses and homes to her. Though she was granted a place in the university, Noraziah's future was bleak as both her
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    Glimpses into trades and tidbits o£ bygone days
    440 7 LIM PHAY-LING LIM SENG TIONG Story: Pictures: HIS two gold teeth gleamed between his parted lips as he peered through a huge magnifying glass and studied the lines on her palm. He tapped at some lines with a pointed stick and said
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    Man stole necklace
    50 7 CHERN Chiap Keng, 32, was jailed for 20 months by a magistrate's court yesterday for the theft of a $2,000 gold necklace. Chern admitted that he and an accomplice stole the necklace from salesgirl Kum Poh Cheng at Siang Hoa Jewellery Traders in Redhill Road on Feb26.
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    ORCHARD PARADE ON AGAIN NEXT SUNDAY
    155 7 THE Orchard Parade will hit the streets again next Sunday. The colourful procession of musicians, cartoon characters, dancers, pugilists and other performers will move from the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board office at Tanglin Road to Mandarin Hotel. Leading the parade, which starts at 5
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    Snapshot of the artist with a 'third eye...
    294 7 Snapshot of the artist with a 'third eye' SINGAPOREANS who develop the "third eye" will have the ability to perceive beyond what they see, Mr S. Rajaratnam said yesterday. But far from discussing the metaphysical, Mr Rajaratnam, who is the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), was talking about one
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    Past only a step to progress, Muslims told
    187 7 Past only a step to progress, Muslims told WHATEVER progress achieved in the past by the Malay Muslim community was insufficient in today's context, said Mr Rohan Kamis. MP for Telok Blangah. "Our vision should be widened and our efforts concentrated towards improving quality in every field," he said at
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    Trip to 3 Thai cities
    43 7 A TRIP to Bangkok, Pattaya and Chiangmai has been organised by .he Kallang community centre from June 15 to 21. Those interested are to contact the centre staff at Block 22, 37, Boon Keng Road or call *****82.
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    SlA's winning ways can be an inspiration to others
    403 7 SlA's winning ways can be an inspiration to others THE Minister of State (Defence). Dr Yeo Ning Hong, said last night that Singapore Airlines would be an inspiration to other companies here if it demonstrated that Singaporeans could compete internationally and win. Speaking at the annual dinner and dance of
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    Institute unperturbed by lecturer shortage
    274 7  -  NG WENG HOONG By WITH a month to the start of its first academic year, the Nanyang Technical Institute has 11 vacancies remaining out of its 65 teaching positions. Of the 54 positions filled, 41 lecturers have so far reported for work while the rest
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    Steel mill going iron and tongs to save energy
    166 8 Steel mill going iron and tongs to save energy THE National Iron and Steel Mills (NISM) has designed several projects costing more than $100 million to conserve energy and improve productivity, the company s managing director, Mr Ang Kong Hua, said on Friday. The company will instal new rolling mills
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    Programming courses
    46 8  - Programming courses EVENING classes on elementary and intermediate basic programming will start this month at Block 78, Telok Blangah Drive, at the Telok Blangah Computer Centre. The courses start on June 15 and 17. Toe fee for each 10--week course is $100. Telephone *****11 for details.
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    Sub-CC to open
    38 8 YIO Chu Kang sub-community centre at Block 163, Avenue 4. Ang Mo Kio, will open next week. Enrolment for computer and cultural courses starts tomorrow between 3 and 10 p.m. For more details, telephone *****21.
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    Kukup tour
    37 8 JOO Chiat community centre women sub-committee is organising a tour to Kukup, the Safan Park, Aw Pottery and Ayer Hitam on Wednesday. The fee is $30 for children below 11 years and $40 for adults.
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    AIRLINE STAFF PICKED UP IN LUGGAGE THEFTS PROBE
    286 8 LAI YEW KONG By I Our Crime Correspondent POLICE have arrested 11 airline employees suspected of being responsible for a series of thefts of passenger luggages and belongings in the past three years, first at Paya Lebar Airport and later at Changi
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    Fixed-price coupons for taxi rides from airport to hotels?
    220 8 Fixed-price coupons for taxi rides from airport to hotels? FDCED-priced coupons for taxi fares from Changi airport to hotels in the city may become a reality if a proposal to introduce them is approved by the Communications Ministry. The coupon scheme is devised to help commuters, especially tourists, against taxi-drivers
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    Micos to 'take to the sky'
    175 8 MICOS, Kampong Chai Chee's neighbourhood mascot, will be beamed across the sky tomorrow evening as the week-long campaign to launch Good Neighbours' Day gets underway. The run-off to the campaign to promote neighbourliness, harmony and tolerance among the more than 40,000 residents starts this
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    SNEF acts to forestall unions' CPF move
    306 8 SNEF acts to forestall unions' CPF move THE Singapore National Employers' Federation has acted to pre-empt any move by unions to ask employers to cover the extra 1 per cent Central Provident Fund contributions to be paid by workers. The federation said companies would have to bear higher labour costs
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    Doctors 'not doing enough to help kidney patients'
    799 9 Trader had blue film. mags in cupboard DOCTORS and health care agencies have been accused of not doing enough to help those suffering from severe kidney disease. They must take a second look at the management of such patients whose only recourse
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    CC tour to places of interest
    77 9 AN EDUCATIONAL tour will be organised by the Kirn Keat community centre youth group on Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The tour includes visits to the Meteorological Station at Changi Airport, The Straits Times, Woodbridge Hospital and Mac Donald restaurant. The fee
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    Dead patient's kin sought by police
    74 9 Dead patient's kin sought by police POLICE want to contact the n.'Xt-of-kin of a Woodbridge Hospital patient, Mr Ong Heng Joo, 87, who died on Friday, after having been a patient there for 26 years. Mr Ong. whose last known address is 95-B. Beach Road, had been in the hospital
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    Lottery link woman fined
    48 9 Atf elderly woman who collect- ••<! stakes totalling $118 for an operator of IO.DOO-character lottery was fined $2,000 by a llMtilntf'i conn yesterday. Uv t'hiam,6l. admitted she took down the stakes from MM at Blk 144. 1460-B. (Jendemeer Road on Fiiday at about 5 p.m.
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    NEW LOGO WILL HELP IDENTIFY BOYS' CLUB
    224 9 NEW LOGO WILL HELP IDENTIFY BOYS' CLUB THIS is the MacPherson Boys' Club logo (above), and similar ones will be used by all boys' clubs to allow easy identification by the public and the boys themselves. The logo is in green except for the name of the constituency, which will
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    Road mishap victim dies in hospital
    86 9 PEDESTRIAN Madam Sam Yee Moi, 78, died in hospital two hours after she was involved in an accident with a motorcycle along Sims Drive on Friday. Madam Sam was crossing the road at about 8 a.m. when the accident occurred. In another accident the
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    $2,000 fine for theft
    67 9 AN assistant supervisor who used the keys entrusted to him to steal 59.012.50 from a safe in the NTUC Supermarket in Rochore Centre was fined $2,000 by a magistrate's court yesterday. Cheong 800 Sheng. 24. admitted that he took the money on Oct 29 last year
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    STRANDED AIR INDIA EMPLOYEES AND FAMILIES ROUGH IT OUT AT AIRPORT
    234 9 \BOI T 111 Indian nationals all Air India employees and their family members have been stranded ■ere since Friday after failing to get seats on their airline's planes for home. Most of them have been roughing it out at
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    NUS, Poly trip for teenagers
    77 9 THE Marine Parade branch library is organising a visit to the National University of Singapore (NUS) and the Singapore Polytechnic on June 17 at 1.30 p.m. The visit is open to 40 teenagers. Transport will be provided and a $2 fee charged. Application forms are
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    Freer trade between Australia and Asean urged at business meet
    346 9 BOTH Australian and Singapore government representatives yesterday called for freer trade movement between Australia and Asean. Protectionism they said, was not the answer to worldwide recession problems. The Australian High Commissioner, Mr Kenneth McDonald, said businessmen needed "little persuasion that
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    Pick from 3 tours
    49 9 THE Bedok North community centre youth group is organising a midnight tour tonight. From June 16 to 20. it will conduct a five-day trip to Malaysia A temple visit is scheduled for June 27 between 8 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. For more d.'lails. telephone *****36.
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    43 10 Arousing security consciousness A mock robbery to show how the 'James Bond' briefcase works. The man leaving the bank has the briefcase strapped to his wrist. When snatched, the briefcase sets off >n alarm and emits a dense smoke which stains the contents.
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    535 10 GOING to the bank with the company's weekend takings secured firmly In a briefcase can still be a rather unnerving experience for many people. There's always the possibility of being attacked and robbed. One of the more sophisticated Items on the market now is the
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    1369 10 IT'S a worldwide phenomenon that crime goes hand in hand with industrialisation. But to the tourist, Singapore is still one of the safest countries to visit. And Singaporeans likewise may have been lulled into complacency living in what on the surface appears
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    302 10 HOW YOU CAN PREVENT A BREAK-IN NO HOME can be made completely burglar-proof. But you can make it difficult for criminals to break into your premises by removing the opportunities whereby they could make you an easy victim. The Crime Prevention Department has issued the following guidelines to help you
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    329 12 School Council VITB may help meet shortage of art teachers ART diploma holders from the VTTB may be given teacher training at the Institute of Education to help meet the shortage of art teachers in secondary schools. These diploma holders could then enter the education service as specialist art teachers
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    661 12  - Boys the top scorers in GCE 'O' level exams HEDWIG ALFRED and EVANGELINE GAMBOA By BOYS are the top scorers, although on the whole, girls do as well as the boys in the GCE "O" levels examinations. This was the picture that emerged from analysing the last three years' results
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    402 12 A TRAINING programme for would-be principals is being planned by the Education Ministry and the Institute of Education. The pre-service programme, meant for senior education officers before their appointment as principals, will be conducted by the Institute. In a paper presented to
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      680 13 SECONDARY school students may be able to offer a new science subject combination called Science/Integrated Science starting next year. It will replace the physical science and general science syllabuses. Plans have been made to introduce it to Secondary 3 students. bmb^bib^mb^bv However,
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      88 13 THE Director of the Institute of Education, Dr Sim Wong Kool, said yesterday that the first issue of React (Research and Evaluation Abstracts for Classroom Teachers) will be ready In July. He said the publication will be in the form of an attractive
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      364 13 Mixed reaction to mid-term camp proposal FANCY going camping right in the middle of a term; perhaps even during weeV days! A proposal to introduce this in schools on a wider scale for Primary 5 pupils upwards was made in a paper presented at the Schools' Council meeting yesterday. The
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      570 14 LOCAL Chinese writers were last week urged to broaden their scope of subjects to reflect social reality instead of personal feelings, romance and family affairs. They were told to take on a greater social role by enlightening people and giving them more food for thought. There are
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    183 14 BETWEEN 1970 and 1980, both 13 and 17-year-olds became less likely to try to interpret what they read and more likely to simply make unexplained value Judgements about it. One way of characterising the change during the '71s is to say that 17-year-olds' papers became somewhat more like
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      57 14 AN UPSIDE-DOWN flight which lasted five hours 51 minutes has been made by FlightLieutenant Boscola at Centocelle Airport. After the flight, the pilot was examined by a doctor, who certified him to be none the worse for his remarkable feat. The flight was supervised by the
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      614 14 IT Ls not easy planning for cultural development la a multi-racial, multi-religions Singapore like Mrs. So what are the major sensitivities whleh we have to take note of? Obviously we must give some balance to all the various racial groups that are represented here, as
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      2465 14 Towards a more culturedjiiformed and cohesive society In our hustle and bustle towards economic progress and development, culture had always taken a back seat. But not anymore. ZAINUL ABIDIN RASHEED talks to the Minister of Culture, Mr S. Dhanabalan, on a range of topics pertaining to cultural development, including the
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      736 14 JOHN ROCHE By GENTLEMEN of Singapura, if you thought long and hard before saying yes to marriage, and yes to children, now is the time to think even longer and harder about saying yes to girl guides. I can think of no more effective
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      770 15 4 So when I say preserve, I mean to preserve the art of how to play the instru- IN the context of oar multi-racial society, was there any attempt to foster a deliberate synthesis of cultures? If you use the word deliberate synthesis, we never had
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    1385 16 777 ere ore woys /-o encourage responsibility in children, whether it's keeping his room clean or doing his best in school. And they don't require nagging or begging or bribery. In this third part of a series, DR VICTOR CLINE, a psychologist, gives practical advice
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    262 17 FACSIMILE: From The Sunday Times, May IK Regarding your article "The Jagas" published in The Sunday Times (May 16), I wish to add that the Sikhs came to Singapore in the 1850s and went into the profession of the jagas, but whatever their profession, there still was in
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    1142 17 PAUL MEYER By PERSONAL Motivation development of inner st scious will power, overw sire and the determinati any goal that YOU want It is a proven fact that this ability is not inherited. Obviously, the power, the capacity, the developed skill to achieve outstanding success
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    163 18 A special guide to computers Systems Approximate Costs Aval AVC-777 $7,000 Commodore 4032 $6,700 Data-General MPT/100 $15,000 Discovery Multiprocessor $16,000 Fujitsu Micro-8 $7,700 Intertec Superbrain $10,150 Matsushita JD74OM $12,000 NAC 8850 $12,000 NEC PC 8000 $7,300 North Star Advantage $10,000 Ohio Scientific C4P $5,800 Osborne I $5,650 Otrona Attache $8,800
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    1102 18  -  LILLIAN CHEW By THE advertisement reads, "If the auto industry had done what the computer industry has done in the last 30 years, a Rolls-Royce would cost $2.50 and get 2,000,000 miles per gallon." It aptly describes how computer technology has gone light years ahead
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      599 21 j& Accommodation Properties f OPEN HOUSE One of the most exclusive apartment buildings in Singapore is open for public viewing this weekend. One or two year leases Fully furnished, partly furnished and unfurnished Area 253 sqm/2,700 sq.ft. Rentals from $5,375 p.m. mcl. service charge. Conveniently located five minutes from Orchard
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      531 21 ing owners only of terrace and semi-detached houses. Owners in disLs 19. 20 28 Please do not hesitate. Write to: S.T. Box A *****. 1 New Industrial Road. Singapore 1953. HILLCREST ARCADIA 2 bedrooms unit wanted by genuine purchaser. Interested owners please call *****8 with details (Monday). WEALTHY LOCAL/ FOREIGN
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    426 22 New frontiers of opportunity for every Filipino President Marcos on the meaning of independence EIGHTY-FOUR years ago, our heroic forbears took the bold and historic step of proclaiming the first independent republic in Asia. For Filipinos, the declaration of independence was the proud culmination of this long, arduous straggle for
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    470 22 Central thrust of diplomacy under the New Republic THE new integrated development diplomacy of the New Republic emphasises the dovetailing of foreign-policy programmes with the economic goals established by the national leadership. In the words of President Ferdinand Marcos, "we are turning to our
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    534 22 Message from Manila envoy Mr Privado Jimenez ON JUNE 12, we Filipinos- celebrate our 84th year of independence with justifiable pride, borne of the realisation that the heroism and sacrifice of our forefathers were not in vain. The strongest thread running through our history is our
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      465 23 From Page 16 creasing First World development assistance and the setting up of a Common Fund to help developing countries in times of temporary foreign-exchange imbalances caused by fluctuations in world prices of particular commodity exports. With respect to the Common Fund, the Philippines has offered to
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      516 23 Fomulo on different and more subtle challengers Filipinos face Philippine Independence Day ONCE a^aln, the FUlpiii« nation commemorates the historic proclamation of Philippine independence in Kawit, Cavfte, by General KmiUo Agulnaldo on June 12, 1898. Colonial injustices had bred a deep sense of nationalism which proved in be strong enough
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      852 23 Highlights of the Livelihood Programme THE launching of the Kilusang Kabuhayan at Kaunlaran programme (XXX), the focal point of the New Republic's development programme, received great publicity, but there are significant points vital to its appreciation which call for greater emphasis. The XXX programme, which has the characteristics of a
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      208 23 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Government People of the Republic of the Philippines on the, occasion of their 84th Anniversary S L§t« v| T ~>£.\WU F N B^aWY^Vwa^l Lh N G sblMb^bP»W -^^^^^^~*Bpa™| Visit us for a wide selection of finest quality Philippine handicrafts and watch our craftsman transform a
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      45 23 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Government and People of the Republic of the Philippines on the occasion of their 84th Anniversary 0 MALAYAN INSURANCE CO. INC. (Incorporated in the Philippines) Tuan Sing Towers, 9th Floor, 30 Robinson Road, Singapore 0104 .Telephone *****66 Telex R*****9
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      249 23 |wa/ congratulations jm and best wishes w\^w^° the government people jy&T 0F THE REPUBLIC OF THE <&sW PHILIPPINES ON THE OCCASION W OF THEIR 84th ANNIVERSARY We Bring Philippines One Step (Wholesale And Retail) I G^^ a s C 7* jfiaifly (fiSfg) G-36, World Trade Centre, Singapore 0409. Tel: j^-^/f
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      45 24 Acknowledgements The Family ol the Late MR. TAN BAK KOK wishat to aiprasa their heartfelt thanki lo all relative!, friendt. neighbour! RC ol AMK Zone B and Blk 326 AMK Old Men Club for their condolence, assistance, attendance, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement
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      60 24 In Memonam In Loving Memory ol MDM. CHAN YEE PENG Dapartad 6 6 81 Because in her life she was saintly. Because In her heart she was pure. Her reward we are sure must be heaven. And our grief we must try to endure Always remembered by husband Wong Yip
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      39 24 Mrs. Choa Tack Hin (Mdm Tan Geofc Choo) Departed: 6 6 76 There is a memory in our hearts today Thai passing years cannot take away Dearly remembered by Husband, ion. daughters, sons-in-law and grandchildren
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      29 24 In Loving Memory of Chan Tian Chuan Dapartad »th Juno 1977 Fiva long years have paaaad But memories atay Iresh and painM Always remembered by loved ones. Sally Lim
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      53 24 Deaths ALEM AINE MEKONNEN pasted away on sth June 1982 I ■nrml.s a:i<l rvlativfs may offer their condolences preceding the lervtcei at si Joaeph'i Church from :im) pjn onward* on Sunday 6th June. 1982. Cortaga will laava SI. Joseph's Church for Mount Vernon Crematonum on Monday. 7th June. 1982 at
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      78 24 MR LEE CHOONKIAT CALLED HOME TO BE WITH THE LORD ON FRIDAY 4 JUNE 1982 HE LEAVES BEHIND HIS WIFE. VEO SOON GEK. SON CHER YONG, DAUGHTERS CHER ENG AND CHER LENG AND SON-IN-LAW TAN LEE MENG. A MEMORIAL SERVICE WILL BE HELD AT THE ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH PARLOUR OF
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      41 24 MOM CHEW CHWEE NEO. EVELYN Passed away paacafully at Jurong Hospital at 4 4Sam 5/6/82 Dearly missed by brother sisler md daughter lo mourn tar loss Cortaga will laava Blessed Sacrament Church Oueenstown on Monday 7/6/82 al 12.30pm. lor Mt. Ver-
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      49 24 Condolences ALEM AINE MEKONNEN pattad away on Slh June. 1M2 Our iti'i'pevi sympathies to MRS. ELSIE MEKONNEN on the demise of her beloved husband By:- Ray and Etltwr A t ebu»h Mary Juay and Family Rodgw. Dicky. T.T. Tan In Mamonam" is lor the loved onn whom you remember
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      22 24 LATE MR. MOTA SINGH S/O LABH SINGH VILL: MOHAN PUR DEPARTED ON 6/6/79 Sadly missed by wita children, son/ daughters-in-law grand children
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      1409 24 IT WILL BE THE SAMBA MEN' FROM THE LAND OF SOCCER PREVIOUS WINNERS: 1930 Uruguay; 1934 Italy; 1938 Italy; 1950 Uruguay; 1954 W. Germany; 1958 Brazil; 1962 Brazil; 1966 England; 1970 Brazil; 1974 —W. Germany; 1978 Argentina 4 SO Europe had a taste of what is to come from Santana's
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      144 24 Four games to be telecast 'live' THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will telecast "live" some of the matches in the World Cup soccer finals in Spain from June 13 to July 11. The confirmed "live" ties (all local dates and times) include two first-round matches between England and France on June
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      Lock icon Opening match to end in goalless draw?
      261 24 BRUSSELS, Sat. If history is anything to go by, the outcome of Belgium's opening World Cup soccer match against Argentina in Barcelona's nou Camp Stadium on June 13, has already been decided. It will end in 0-0 draw. The curtain-raiser in each of
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      94 24 PRAGUE, Sat. Czechoslovakia were held to a 4-4 draw by West German club FC Nuremberg in their final World Cup soccer warm-up match last night. The Czechs, who line up in Group Four along with England, France and Kuwait in the finals in Spain on June 13, raced
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      221 24 Italian players are missing their spaghetti MADRID, Sat. The Italian national soccer team have had to do without a basic food staple sDaehetti. Customs officials in Barcelona were holding a large shipment of the pasta, which had come from Naples, to be sent to Pontevedra, on the Northern Atlantic coast,
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      122 24 HAMBURG, Sat. A West German computer yesterday predicted a final between West Germany and the Soviet Union In the forthcoming World Cup soccer tournament in Spain. The computer analysis, which was released by the West German magazine "Hoerzu", is based on the recent performances of the
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      216 25 40,000 policemen on duty during finals MADRID, Sal ABOUT 40,000 national police and civil guards will be stationed throughout Spain during ih<- World Cup soccer finals, but there are no guarantees against Basque terrorists attacks. Director General of World Cup state security Krabcisco l.am.i said yesterday. "It is conceivable that
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      204 25 Bessonov, Buryak in Soviet squad MOSCOW, Sat. Vladimir Bessonov and I^eonid Buryak, who had been doubtful because of injuries, were listed among the 22 players named by the Soviet Union for the World Cup soccer finals. Bessonov, who has been nursing leg muscle strains, and Buryak, who fractured a heel
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      Lock icon Defector out of Polish party
      115 25 WARSAW, Sat. Poland yesterday named their 22--man squad for the World Cup soccer finals in Spain, omitting a goalkeeper who failed to return from a tour of Western Europe. Goalkeeper Jacek Jarecki, 24, of the armysponsored team Slask Wroclaw, failed to accompany the side back
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      98 25 VALENCIA, Sat. Striker Joaquin "Quini" Castro, who was the victim of a kidnap by terrorists last year, was among the 22 players named by Spanish coach Jose Emilio Santamaria for the World Cup soccer finals. The squad GMtlkrrprrs: Luis Arconada, Javier Urriticoechea, Miguel Angel Gonzalez; Defenders:
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      73 25 PARIS, Sat. French manager Michel Hidalgo yesterday announced a no-surprise 22--man squad for the World Cup soccer finals. The squad Gaalkeepers: Jean Castaneda. Dominique Baratelli, Jean-luc Ettori: Defenders: Manuel Amoros, Patrick Battiston. Maxime Bossis, Gerard Janvion, Christian Lopez, Philippe Mahut, Manns Tresor. Midfielders: Bernard Genghini. Rene
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      308 25 Foster surprise choice in Greenwood's 22 p^ip^yyyflji^fl^yfliflJYgffyjTiFTTTi LONDON, Sat STEVE Foster was a surprise choice in the England soccer squad of 22 for the World Cup named yesterday by manager Ron Greenwood. The Brighton central defender, who did not play in either of the midweek internationals, won the vote over
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      224 25 No trial for Games but Windsurfer, Mistral will count THE Boardsailing Association of Singapore will use the Mistral and Windsurfer class competitions to select their representatives to the Asian Games in New Delhi in November, reports LEX SEOW YAM. The Mistral competitions will be held in June and the Windsurfer
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        67 25 ATHLKTICS: Canadian Milt Ottey bettered the Commonwealth Games men's high jump record and American Del Davis equalled the American mark as both cleared 2.31 metres at the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) championships in Provo, Utah, yesterday. Ottey held the previous Commonwealth record (2.30 m) which he registered
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        36 25 A 24-year-old Soviet athlete Sergei Litvinov set a world hammer throw record of 83.98 metres beating the pevious record of 81.80 at a army sports meet, the Soviet News Agency Tass reported in Moscow.
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        95 25 BASKBAIX: Kansas City Royals edged out New York Yankees 4-3 in an American League game. Other results: Cleveland Indians 6 Toronto Blue Jays 3, Seattle Mariners 4 Detroit Tigers 0, Minnesota Twins 4 Baltimore Orioles 0, Texas Rangers 4 Chicago White Sox 3, Boston Red Sox 11 California
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        53 25 BOXING: News that three men have been accused of manslaughter following the death, four years ago, of the Italian middleweight Angelo Jacopucci, after a fight with Britain's Alan Minter, was received with shock in British boxing circles. Minter won the fight, for the European middleweight title, by a
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        29 25 Former Olympic champion Howard Davis rallied to score a unanimous derision over Julio Valdez. of New York in a 10-round lightweight fight in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
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        31 25 Mitsuji Kobayashi, of Japan, scored a fifth round technical knockout victory over Chung Chul Park, the South Korean flyweight champion, in a scheduled 10-round non-title fight in Tokyo.
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        32 25 CYCLING: Italian Francesco Moser clocked 4 hi 16 mm. 48 sec. in a sprint finish to win the 20th stage of the Tour of Italy race from Vigevano to Cuneo.
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        28 25 MOTOR RACING: Lastminute work on the newly-built course forced major revisions in the practice and qualifying schedule for today's inaugural Detroit Formula One Grand Prix. Agencies.
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      145 25 ENGLAND AVENGE DEFEAT LONDON, Sat. England outplayed India for the second time in three days to score a resounding 114--run victory in the second of the two one-day cricket internationals at the Oval yesterday. England, who took advantage of helpful conditions to win the first game in Leeds by nine
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      280 25 LONDON, Sat. Pakistani Test batsman Zaheer Abbas equalled a world record and took his season's batting average to 100.50 when he scored his second century of the match for Gloucestershire against Lancashire in the English county cricket championship yesterday. Zaheer's 107 followed an unbeaten 162 in
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      653 25 YOUNG SWEDE SCORES STUNNING VICTORY OVER CLAY-COURT MASTER CLERC The men's singles final of the French Open tennis championships between Sweden's Mats Wilander and Argentina's Guillermo Vilas will be telecast live today over Channel Eight at 8.15 p.m. PARIS, Sat. Unseeded Mats Wilander, of Sweden, and
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      398 25  - Lim hits fiery form to win under- 14 title JANICE SEAH By NATIONAL junior trainee David Lim, 13, won the Singapore under-14 tennis title yesterday when he beat K. J. Teoh 6-4, 6-4 in the junior age-group final at the Singapore Tennis Centre. The game between these vastly different personalities
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      236 25 Curren masters Teacher in the semi-finals BECKENHAM, England, Sat. South Africa's defending champion, Kevin Curren, swept into the final of an international grasscourt tournament here yesterday, defeating top-seeded American, Brian Teacher, 6-4, 7-6. r Curren will now meet Britain's Buster Mottram. who beat American Tom Cain 6-3, 6-1. American Pam
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      37 25 FRANCE, Sat. French stars Jean Tigana and Marius Tresor. who were injured in yesterday's friendly international against Wales at Toulouse will be fit the World Cup soccer finals starting in Spain on June 13. AFP.
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      430 26 EPSOM JEEP W*^^T J^^^9^ J^^fJ By CHARRETTE, who won his first race in Class 4 at the tailend of the 1980 season, is remarkably improved and I rate his chances second to none in the $50,000 King's Gold Cup trial (Race
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      152 26 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED Nano Nano FT. Leader Daniel F.T. Leader Nano Nano Daniel Nano Nano FT Leader Ophelia Mmdy Solicitor She's A Lady She» A Lady Azandra Tungesh Solicitor She's A l-ady A/anilia Greenfields Fortune Hunter Venus Marshall Regent Court Venus Marshall S. Gesture Pusaka Regent
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      252 26  - Gao Hsing can topple fancied runners TONTO By FIVE-YEAR-OLD Gao rising by Prince Regent can surprise in Race 6, the King s Gold Cup trial. This useful grey has won over varying distances I,ooom to 1,600 m. He showed a return to form when he beat the fast-finishing Siapa Rajah
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      217 26  -  EQUESTRIENNE By SPARINGLY raced Alchemist can return to the winning list in Race 4, the Class 3 Div 3 sprint over 1,200 m. The Hunka Papa three-year-old's only win was in last October when he beat a Class 4 Diiv 1 field by five lengths
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      175 26 TIPTOP By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Daniel, late Precision n, has come right and should have the beating of his Class 3 Div 5 rivals in the opening race. The four-year-old gelding came home well for a half-length second to Wonder Woman in Div 7
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      73 26  - The mudlarks THESE horses go well on a wet track: RACE 1: Bisma. Supreme Reward 11. RACE McGarret 11, She's A Lady 11, Azandra. Disco Kid. RACE J: Regent Court, Logical 11. Pusaka RACE 4: Isomeric. Alchemist. RACE 5: Quikstart, Marshall Silver. Classic Persian. RACE <: Bellus Domina. Charrette. Added
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      5190 26 Today's card 2.00 CLASS 3 DIV 5 1,200 m (Ratings: 84-75) (Stakes: $14,500) 1 i***2* Nano Nano 57 (84) Nano Nano-West 4mh a Dgg Cg ud 2 (1200 m) Useful Malaysian-bred with already three wins; ran only once this year finishing creditable 2nd with 55 to Villa D'Este after making
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      1814 27 TIPTOP and FAIRWAY K^-»y \T^*7^T?W^i%*ft^^M By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Veteran jockey George Podmore, 56, who said yesterday that he intends to quit racing after the Queen Elizabeth II Cup meeting next month, showed all his old vigour when he booted home a fine
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      31 27 FIRST: *****2 SECOND: *****1 THIRD: *****9 STARTERS: *****3, *****6, *****2, *****8, *****8, *****4, *****2, *****0, *****1, *****4, *****3. CONSOLATIONS: *****7, *****8, *****5, *****7, *****2, *****5, *****2, *****4, *****6, *****5.
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      698 27 STIPE'S REPORT KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's races: RACE 1: Shipping Magnate (Anuar) unbalanced his rider when iumpimg out. After the race, Anuar was questioned on his handling of Snipping Magnate. He was warned that he was expected to jump his horse out properly in future
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      Lucky Cairnhill draw, thanks to goalkeeper Lim
      392 28  -  JOE CORAI By CAIRNHILL Football Club kept their unbeaten record by a whisker when they were held to a 2-2 draw by lowly-placed Mountbatten in the National Football League Division Two match at Farrer Park yesterday. In fact, Cairnhill, one of the three
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      32 28 NOTTINGHAM, Sat. Manager Brian Clough signed a new three-year contract with Nottingham Forest yesterday. His present contract with the former European soccer champpions was due to end next April. AFP.
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      Lock icon World Cup a disaster, says daily
      249 28 MADRID, Sat. Spain's leading newspaper El Pais has called the World Cup soccer finals "as the great national disaster." With barely a week to go before next Sunday's kick-off, stands are unnumbered, Press rooms are incomplete and telephone lines are not yet installed at
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      267 28  - Kent thrash Tornadoes to maintain winning streak J. RAJENDRAN By KENT continued their unbeaten march to the Singapore Softball Association men's senior league title, trampling Tornadoes 18-3 at Dover Road yesterday. Having already beaten Hunters, the defending champions and certainly, top contenders for the title, Kent's crushing victory yesterday must
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      233 28 JANICE SEAH By GILLIAN CHEE was responsible for two of the three records set at the Singapore Swimming Club's 10th junior championships at Amber Road yesterday. Christina Tham set the third Gillian bettered her time of 1 mm. 7.5 sec., set last year, when she clocked
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      Goh and Patty hold lead after 12 games
      170 28 Goh and Patty hold lead after 12 games EDDIE GOH and Patty Hor held the lead after 12 games in their respective men's and women's graded events of the Masters bowling finals at Celebrity Bowl yesterday. Goh amassed 2.431 pinfalls while Patty totalled 2,157. The remaining 12 games in these
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      Indonesia 1-0
      33 28 SEOUL, Sat. The professional Philips club, of Holland, beat South Korea 2-0. and Indonesia edged out India 1-0 on the opening day of the ninenation President's Cup soccer tournament last night.
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      Lock icon Poland's Grubba wins easily
      203 28  -  TORONTO, Sat. Poland's Andrzej Grubba beat Sweden's Mikael Appelgren 21-9, 21-17 in the third round of the round-robin Masters table tennis tournament yesterday. Grubba, currently ranked 12th in the world, played well back from the table. Appelgren has already qualified for the quarterfinals by beating Czechoslovakia's
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      SRC mesmerise giant-killers GSC in final
      329 28 R. MANORAJ By GIANT-KILLERS Girls Sports Club were brought crashing down to earth by Singapore Recreation Club, who beat them 6-0 in a surprisingly onesided Singapore Women's Hockey Association knock-out final on the Padang yesterday. GSC, who had knocked out last year's champions Schools
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      385 28 GOLF ROUND-UP JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Burmese rookie professional Kyi Hla Han fired a three-under-par 69 for a 139 total and a two-stroke lead on the second day of the Mizuno golf tournament at the Tasek Utara Golf Club here yesterday. Malaysian Eshak
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      Lav. Foo in junior final as expected
      362 28  - Lau, Foo in junior final as expected LEX SEOW YAM By FOR the spectators who wrote off the underdogs Chong Soon Onn and Tan Meng Chiang in the men's singles semi-finals of the junior individual championships at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night, the expected happened. But Chong and Tan
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      178 28 Brazilians in WONG PENG SOON the magical name that needs no Introduction to the badminton fraternity will make his first public appearance as the Kuest-of-honour at the finals of the national Junior individual badminton championships tonight at 7.30 at the Singapore Badminton Hall,
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      341 28  -  BARCELONA, Sat ARGENTINIAN soccer superstar Diego Maradona yesterday joined Spanish club Barcelona in a deal worth US$7.7 million (sl6m) which ended weeks of speculation, claims and denials from all the parties involved. The 21-year-old player was presented to the Press by Barcelona president Jose
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      1217 1  -  LIM PHAY-LING ftOD PULLEN'S is another success story with a difference he rose from dispatch boy to managing director in less than 10 years. Now with Ogilvy Mather Advertising in Singapore, he tells us how he made it to the top. By HAVE you ever wondered
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        562 2 ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK Now showing at Capitol and Republic JAWS 2 Now showing at Jade Reviewed by WALTER SEOW JOHN Carpenter, the specialist in horror thrillers (Halloween, The Fog) leaves familiar territory to go crystal-ball gazing in Escape From New York. What
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        204 2 Jaws 2 bites again jaws t, the sequel to the second biggest money-spin-ning block-buster, is back at the Jade to take a sec- ond bite at the box office. The setting is the same as in Jaws, the summer resort town of Amity which was once terrorised by the Great
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        860 2 The original KING KONG (1933) Friday 8 p.m. at Goethe Institut Reviewed by ROGER YUE THROUGH the efforts of the Singapore Film Society, the greatestever movie monster, spawned in a Hollywood studio 49 years ago, is about to trundle across the screen
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        354 2 ROLLS, ROLLS, I LOVE YOU! Now showing at Prince, Liberty and Savoy Reviewed by CHONG WING HONG ROLLS, Rolls, I L»ve You! looks like another madcap comedy from Hongkong, but it has a rather unusual theme class straggle. No, there
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        667 4 GRACE WONG By VIETNAMESE ITEMS AT NATIONAL MUSEUM THE 235 seemingly lifeless pieces of Vietnamese ceramics now on display at the National Museum provide a fertile ground for enquiries into the practices and thinking of some of the ancient people of South-east Asia. The display is
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        686 4  -  SINCE Nov 4, 1979, The Sunday Times has tried to carry a Poetry Corner every week space devoted to the publication of poetic efforts. Some 6,000 contributions have been received. Out of this unexpected and quite phenomenal response we have been able to use about 350.
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        441 5 KANNAN CHANDRAN PICK OF THE WEEK By CELEBRATE with the victor or, if you wish, sympathise with the vanquished. But whichever side you choose, don't miss the French Open which is coming to you live today (Ch 5, 8 p.m.), courtesy of Banque
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        593 8  -  MICHAEL PASKEVICH By I m ar^.^p^-ar^r^-^P^fanf.^PTa-Oaa|-a^a.^-l O^at^CT^^a^l^aCa^aa^PCEa-a— a>JI IN A surprising, lastminute change of heart, officials of NBC have decided to rescue Taxi, the award-winning comedy series cancelled earlier this month by rival ABC. Jndd Hlrsh and the rest of the
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        546 8 Superintendent Hackett sheds tough image to act in comedy JOHN ROCHE By IT WOULD be difficult to imagine a less likely partner for a fun night out than the ferocious, even thuggish Detective Superintendent Hackett from the TV series, Target. Yet they say that inside every "hard man" actor there
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        365 8 BEETHOVEN Symphony no. 9 in D minor. Karl Bohm Vienna Philharmonika, Concert Chorus of the Vienna State Opera; Jessye Norman (soprano), Brlgitte Fassbaender (contralto), Placldo DomlnSo (tenor) and Walter ierry (baritone) Deutsche Grammophon). Above the tomb of Sir Christopher Wren in St Paul's
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        1197 9 9^Bmm WM i|;:i LOST your specs the last time you were out skiing? Well, I did warn you I lost four consecutive pairs when I began. But that's nothing when you hear that local ski champion Leslie Foo broke a leg putting him out of
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        1417 11 Malacca has a place in history LIM PHAY-LING NGHAI CHEE WAH Story: Pictures: MALACCA memories... of a town with a place in history. Anyone who has said Malacca is a sleepy little town must have arrived in the dead of night. Because Malacca by day (and Malaccans do rise and
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        731 11 For rich and poor YOU really don't have much choice for accommodation. There are other hotels along the same lines as the Admiral closer to town Palace, Regal, Wisma, Valiant and the colonial Malacca Straits Inn, a government subsidiary. Room rates start at Ms2o a night single occupancy. If you
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        255 11 HOW TO GET THERE THE best way to get to Malacca is to drive up like we did, courtesy Sintat Rent-a-Car and the Tourist Development Corporation of Malaysia. It's a very picturesque drive of about four and a half hours if you travel at a steady IN km h. We
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        111 11 TOURIST INFORMATION YOU can check with the Tourist Development Corporation of Malaysia's Singapore office in Ocean Building before you go. Or contact the Tourist Information Centre in Malacca for maps and brochures. The office in the red-washed Dutch Square is open Monday to Friday from B.M a.m. to 4.M p.m.
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      162 10 FROM SWEDEN WITH CARE Seven days a week, Stora Kopparberg are quietly making news throughout the world. You won't actually read about us in the papers, but more often than not, G-man Inks are used in all printing processes, including printing on when you pick up a newspaper, you'll be
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      4 1 supplement Sweden's National Day
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      Contributing to stability in Swedish society
      781 1 Contributing to stability in Swedish society SWEDEN is, by tradition, a monarchy. But it is one that has adapted to modern times and the duties of its king, King Carl XVI Gustaf, include representing the country at the highest level. On one of his many state visits, King Carl Gustaf
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      AROUND THE FLAG
      429 1 Message from Mr Hakan Berggren, Sweden's Charge a" Affaires in Singapore WHEREVER there is a flagpole In Sweden and they exist in large numbers both in official and private places the blue flag with its yellow cross will be hoisted today. This Is because June S is
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        313 1 WIN YOURSELF A FREE TRIP TO SWEDEN I lvi <^W* vjIJ ll ltrll Llul c Ist Prize: One Scandinavian Airlines round trip ticket to Stockholm i OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM plus a week's accommodation I 2nd Prize: Electrolux no-frost refrigerator I <*■«*«•«• when and where did King Carl Gustav Model TR
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      Swedish know-how in the Eighties
      1755 2 Professor Gunnar Hambraus (right), has been the executive director of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences since 1971. He is also the editor-in-chief of many technological publications. He is consultant to the International Atomic Engineering Agency in Vienna and sits on the boards of
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        639 2 On the occasion of the Swedish National Day, ASEA, Sweden's world -wide force in electrical energy wishes to thank the government and the people of Republic of Singapore for their continued support. m* rp^i f fin LHE9PS_*i^Jll£9il has now allowed us to deve! °p V«\^l xfciw^^ir" a new 9 enerat
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      Gothenburg — gateway to trade with the West
      613 3 Gothenburg gateway to trade with the West SWEDEN'S gateway to the West what can better describe Gothenburg? This description of the port may well apply not only to Sweden but to all of Scandinavia as well. Geographically speaking, there exists no other port in Scandinavia wih the same qualifications as
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      Governor helping to build up trade links
      140 3 GOVERNOR of the province of Gothenburg and Bonos, Mr Ake Norling, is one of those people trying to strengthen the relations between Singapore and Gothenburg, the leading Industrial town In Sweden. The last time he visited Singapore was In February this year in
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        69 3 B«B™^>n.^ ,-j "^v^ I .^jnuu^^' ->»sB?5« |Sgs|^s*\X' rt s*"-:..**'^. ■.<*** -^f%^j^^33Bßß^Ln3^tmiojlßL^LMMMß Reflected by international offices in the Asia-Pacific Region Hong Kong: Scandinavian Far East Limited, 2006 Hutchison House, Hong Kong. Telephone: 5-*****6 Telex ***** Scand HK. Singapore: Scandinavian Bank Limited, Representative Office, 2402 Clifford Centre, Raffles Place, Singapore 0104. Telephone:
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        75 3 /outoflU quoted industrial companies bank with us in Sweden. When you're doing business with Sweden, do it the Swedish way. £v Skandlnaviska Enskilda Banken «S) (South East Asia Limited 3901 Hong Leong Building, 16 Raffles Quay, Singapore 0104. Telephone: *****44 Telex ESSEBK RS ***** (general) ESSEFX RS ***** (foreign exchange)
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      'Strong likeness in trade policy'
      576 4 'Strong likeness in trade policy' Singapore is a splendid place for Swedish compa- nies when it comes to keeping in contact with the Asean countries and South-east Asia on the whole. For manufacturing companies the high rents and market prices can sometimes be an obstacle. But as a contact point
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        45 4 Saab-Fairchild 340 Saab 900 Turbo l^^^^^M 7^ lit Scania Heavy Truck Saab-Scania AB, Head Office, S-581 88 Linkoping, Sweden Tel: +4613 *****0. Telex: ***** Soufh-Easf Asia Represenfafive Office 507, Sin Chew Jif Poh Building 19, Keppel Road, Singapore 0208. Tel: *****22. Telex: RS ***** SAABSC
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        28 4 Nordic Bank SINGAPORE BRANCH DBS TOWER 240 1 6 SHENTON WAY SINGAPORE 0106, TELEPHONE *****44 IN SINGAPORE SINCE 1970 SVENSKA HANDELSBANKENS BANKING ARM IN SOUTH EAST ASIA AaNDX
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        603 5 J^ljiiM^^^^^lßß^^sjf^^^l^^B^^ij^^^H i;^^i§ lY^lliT'lCT TV^\7iT^ll lli/^T^l rather the exception and SKF every type of rolling bearing and a few other kinds as a thousand could outlive the machines ihc> v ore in. X Al.W' IV/I I I I l£-x IV/ V V^ILJ-Llv^l mad nistor y hv inventing rolling well. As a
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      Smorgasbord delights
      1981 6 Sm orgasbord delights EVEN in the 16th Century, strangers were astonished to find that banquets arranged by Swedish townsfolk and farmers tended to start with bread, butter, cheese and herring. And even at Court, if the guests were considered to be rather humble, there was a separate table with anchovies,
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        380 6 Z. UXOR, in the Far East HONG KONG FROM SWEDEN BANGKOK KUALA LUMPUR M \^M Colombo r SINGAPORE^*^^^ JAKARTA Mi ;1 f MELBOURNE J Luxor was established in Sweden But what of tomorrow? standards and demands of the over 50 years ago as pioneers in the Consistent research and future
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      Works of art from glass
      894 7 CA A<s<\ CD\ IMTDV Not named for its fragility, Smaland V. l T 00 is also known as the region from which come many of the best things that are made In Sweden. Well-designed pine furniture, matches and other consumer products are made there, but
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        453 7 The most logical system towards better storage economy and Modern Warehouse Management 'mm I/ f M fc H^C^ i myr Utilise expensive space to the maximum, keep tied-up capital to the minimum. You can achieve these with ELECTROLUX CONSTRUCTOR ELECTROLUX CONSTRUCTOR'S sophisticated pallet racking by Planning your store with our
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      An outdoor holiday
      3223 8 TO THE Swedes, holidays have always been quiet, unhurried leisure hours to be enjoyed to the full in their beautiful countryside or by the sea. To enable tourists to enjoy it too, the Swedes have provided the right kinds of facilities: New hotels have been built in
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        237 9 OUR AIM IS TO PREVENT AND CURE DISEASES The Central Nervous System, a new research area of Astra Astra is one of the most research oriented pharmaceutical companies in the world A% STK A. SWEDEN For more information, please contact our regional office Suite 2114, International Plaza, 10, Anson Road,
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        424 9 LeadingVi*/ Caipatw in Sweden. If you transfer all responsibility to a single company, there can be no doubt who is responsible. ASG assumes responsibility for the entire chain of transport from door to door. Even if yo i havp a host of business partners, spread all over the glouc, it
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      Story behind the Nobel Prize
      420 10 ON November 27, 1895, a year before his death, Alfred Nobel signed the famous will which would realise some of the goals to which he had devoted so much of his lie. A generous philanthropist, Nobel stipulated in his will that the major part of
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        94 10 It ■■m A wind power station incentives like the Nobel Prize awards sttmalated such research Xr~P^ """Ox it~^\ NORTH pte ltd \O\l\rUJ*+jt sth Floor, Cuppage Centre, VfN^ yt\i Singapore 0922 Phone: *****00 h *«.G«»o*yF Telex: RS ***** NORTH >L Jl I^Persforp ONE OF THE WORLD'S LEADING FORMALIN CHEMICAL COMPANIES AND
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      Inventions resulted in present-day prosperity
      805 11 Inventions resulted in present-day prosperity FOR a relatively small nation, Sweden has a remarkable number of inventions to her credit. Swedish innovations have played a decisive role in laying the foundation to Sweden's present-day prosperity. They have also created the basis for Sweden's successful export trade by providing the technical
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      Computers used to help in analysis
      448 11 NOT so long ago, laboratory doctors in Sweden were paid a certain amount for each analysis. When modern instruments made it possible to conduct faster and faster analyses, the county councils had to revise the system of payment for the medical corps. If this
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        271 11 pt^ The Axel Johnson Group supplies stainless steel that fights corrosion Alunm picture shows retubtng with AVESTA 254 SMO of a condenser in a nuclear power plant m Finland About 250 tubes lOD2( X I mm I have replaced existing CuNi TO 30 tube* which had corroded in the brackish
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        411 11 Higher speed steel. I I ASSAB ASP high speed -A* tV steel has been specially developed for high performance cutting tools. |]HkHM^HHES^HV™9Ji This is because its J|^^HBiHßL^^ i«^^i»n^^^^B combination oi hardness, ■P^l ftfl wear-resistance and HkL -tf&i tough ness enable much llißi^Jl faster cutting speeds and n«««««««««««««««m. aßwm heavier chip
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