Buried Jap Treasure Sought in Singapore
A Chinese woman is authorized to locate a $4,000,000 buried Japanese hoard in Singapore. J C Corea says the government will pay 20 percent reward, down from an initial 50 percent, with a group funding the dig. Claims have drawn interest from Malaya and Singapore federations and others.
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Gold Smuggling Big Problem in Hongkong
Hongkong faces a persistent gold smuggling issue with limited transport capacity and a complex two way route via Macau. Gold moves from Hongkong to Macau then back to Asia and India, with seizures totaling thousands of taels and significant Macau revenue reliance.
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Raymond Szcucki Becomes Schock Name Change
In Hamden Connecticut Raymond Szcucki a electrician has changed his name to Schock. The brief notice states the applicant is now known as Schock.
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Hurricane Forecasting Advances Improve Home Preparations
The article notes enhancements from added weather reports and radar data at coastal stations and higher altitude data. It explains barometer drops signal an approaching hurricane and advises readers to plot pressure changes to gauge direct impact and take precautions.
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