The Straits Times, 26 March 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1181 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    PLAN TO BOOST COMBAT SKILLS
    616 1 Reservist training may be extended NATIONAL service reservists, especially officers, may have to go through longer periods of annual in-camp training and more years of reserve training to acquire higher military skills. The Minister of State (Defence), Mr Bernard Chen, said in Parliament yesterday that
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    Problems and promise of SBC
    186 1 Problems and promise of SBC SINGAPORE'S newest statutory board tar Slagapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) launched its staff expansion plans on Saturday by advertising 23 appointments. Three Mandarin newscasters have been recralted from Taiwan aad advertisements have been running on the screen tor fmll and part-time English newscasters. This Is the
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    Singapore jailed 10 years for spying
    478 1  - Singapore jailed 10 years for spying BEN DAVIDSON By Blackmailed by Russian agent with whom he had sex A SINGAPORE Embassy cypher officer, blackmailed Into giving secret information to a woman Russian agent, with whom he had sex In Moscow, was Jailed for II yean by a district court here
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    Indonesian invitation
    55 1 JAKARTA. Tues Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusum.iatmadja said today that an invitation has been extended to Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Cho Tharh to visit Indonesia in July. Dr Mochlar said he also told Vietnamese Ambassador Tran My That Indonesia wants to resume negotiations on the continental shelf agreement in
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    Speaker: Phey to lose his seat if...
    163 1 Speaker: Phey to lose his seat if THE seat of Phey Yew Kok (above), the MP for Boon Teck, will become vacant after the end of this month if he continues to absent himself from any Parliament sitting or the Committee of Selection meeting during the remaining few days. Announcing
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    Lock icon Degree for nursing
    117 1 NEW YORK, Tues. The image of a nurse as the doctor's handmaiden is fading fast in the United States as at least 12 states have introduced college programmes awarding a Bachelor's degree for candidates aspiring to join the profession. A survey conducted by the American Nurses Association
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    Lock icon RUNAWAY WELL CAPPED AFTER 9 MONTHS
    144 1 MEXICO CITY, Tues. The world's worst offshore blowout has been finally capped after more than nine months during which about three million barrels of oil poured into the Gulf of Mexico, the Mexican state oil monopoly, Pemex, announced today. A spokesman said the runaway
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    Lock icon S. Korean forces sink armed spyboat
    173 1 S. Korean forces sink armed spyboat SEOUL, Tues. South Korean naval and air force units sank an armed North Korean spyboat approaching the south-east-ern coast before dawn today, the Defence Ministry announced. The incident occurred just two days after the south announced that three heavily armed North Korean agents were
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    Lock icon Govt defied
    42 1 LONDON, Tues The British Olympic Association today defied appeals by the British Government and announced it would send a team to the Moscow Olympic games. Chairman Sir Denis Follows said the association would "accept forthwith" an invitation to participate Reuter
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    Different CPF rates for different workers?
    163 1 SINGAPORE workers may soon pay different rates of contribution to the Central Provident Fund, depending on their jobs. This was disclosed by the Labour Minister, Mr Ong Pang Boon, in Parliament yesterday when he moved the second reading of the CPF (Amendment) Bill. Mr
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    Lock icon Demo by 30,000 Iranians outside American embassy
    269 1 Demo by 30,000 Iranians outside American embassy TEHERAN, Tues ABOUT 30,000 slocanchanting Iranians gather ed outside the occupied US Embassy here today in response to a call to denounce the deposed Shah's move from Panama to Egypt. They shouted: "People of Egypt, rise and overthrow (President Anwar) Sadat," "The Shah
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    Lock icon More friendly negotiations
    67 1 BOGOTA, Tues. Freedom prospects for an estimated 32 hostages held by left-wing guerillas in the Dominican Republic Embassy here improved today after an apparently friendlier round of negotiations between their captors and Colombian Government officials. A government communique said the sixth round of talks last night was
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    Lock icon By parachute
    40 1 SYDNEY, Tues. Prison authorities here today launched an immediate inquiry over a prisoner who used a light aircraft to parachute back into a New South Wales Jail when he was running late on a day leave pass. AFP.
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    Lock icon Outlaw threat
    27 1 WELLINGTON. Tues. Prime Minister Robert Muldoon today threatened to outlaw the Moscow-aligned Socialist Unity Party if it continues to disrupt New Zealand's labour peace. UPI.
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    LATEST SPECULATION ON BREZ
    56 1 LATEST SPECULATION ON BREZ MOSCOW, Tnes. A ceremony yesterday to honour President Leonid Brezhnev with the Lenla literature prize was called aft suddenly, reliable sources said today. This development, together with his failure to attend today's first sitting ol the Supreme Soviet, has led to renewed speculation about the Soviet
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      Lock icon Linowitz tells Begin to freeze settlements
      319 3 Linowitz tells Begin to freeze settlements JERUSALEM, Tue«. UNITED States special envoy Sol Linowitz said today he had asked Prime Minister Menachem Begin to freeze Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank and said the move to put Jews into Arab Hebron would block the negotiating process. Palestinians throughout the
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      Lock icon IRAN WILL PRESS FOR SHAH'S RETURN, SAYS BANISADR
      338 3 IRAN WILL PRESS FOR SHAH'S RETURN, SAYS BANISADR PARIS, Tues. Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr was quoted in a French newspaper today as saying that Iran would seek the ex-Shah's extradition from wherever he took refuge. Mr Bani-Sadr was quoted in a dispatch from Teheran by Le Monde correspondent Eric Rouleau
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      Lock icon Third murder
      40 3 MADRID, Tues. A young gunman shot an insurance and shipping executive to death on the stairs to his office today in what appeared to be the third assassination by Basque separatist guerillas in less than 24 hours. UPI.
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      Lock icon Border war adding fuel to new famine threat
      250 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE State Department warned yesterday that the renewed threat of famine and disease of Kampuchean refugees is complicated by a growing guerilla war near the Thai border between Vietnam and Khmer Rouge forces. "The situation remains perilous," said Assistant Secretary
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      Lock icon Hanoi accused of siphoning off supplies
      182 3 BANGKOK, Tuesday THE Democratic Kampuchea Government today accused Hanoi of removing aid supplies intended for Kampuchea from the deep water port of Kompong Som in a clandestine night operation and sending them back to Vietnam. The Khmer Rouge radio, monitored here, alleged that dozens
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      Lock icon Killer peasant executed
      68 3 BEIJING, Tues. A peasant from a commune in the suburbs of Beijing was executed yesterday for the murder of a city bus conductor on Feb 17, the Beijing press reported today. Executions are carried out by shooting in China. The reports said Zhang Chunyao haa stabbed the
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      Lock icon Grenade blast
      31 3 SALISBURY, Tues. A grenade exploded in a crowd of black revellers, killing three children and injuring 19 other young people, police said. No other details were immediately available. AP.
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      Lock icon Australian coastal town is plagued by hungry mice
      204 3 SYDNEY, Tims. A PIED piper er army of cats would be welcome In the South Australian coastal town ef Cedana, where residents say they have been overwhelmed by a plague ef mice. "The mice are se numerous and se hun£ry they are
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      Lock icon Ohira will present new defence Package
      350 3 TOKYO, Tins. WELL-PLACED defence sources said today that Japan is considering a defence package for Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira to present to Washington during a visit there in early May. The sources, requesting anonymity, said it is "too early" to disclose details, but that
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      Lock icon No factions in party, says Deng's man
      114 3 BEIJING, Tues. Senior Vice-Premier Dens Xiaoping's right-hand man, Communist Party general secretary Hu Yaobang, has denied that he and his colleagues represent a pragmatic faction in the Chinese leadership. The People's Daily today ?iuoted Mr Hu as saying in his list public statement
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      Lock icon Vietnamese President gravely ill
      103 3 Vietnamese President gravely ill BANGKOK, Tues. Vietnam's 91-year-old Presi- dent Ton Due Thang, the I country's oldest revolui tionary leader, is gravely ill, the Vietnam news agency reported today. It quoted a brief mcdi- cal bulletin as saying Mr Thang, who succeeded to i what became a ceremonii al post
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      Lock icon No major arms sales to China in sight
      470 3 No major arms sales to China in sight BEIJING, Tuesday THERE are no immediate prospects for any major sales to China of British military equipment, including the Harrier jump-jet, British sources said today. They said that during talks yesterday between visiting British Defence Minister Francis Pym and Chinese officials it
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      Lock icon Manila reveals terrorist bid to kill Pinochet
      299 4 MANILA Tuesday A VISIT to the Philippines by Chilean President Augusto Pinochet was called off at the last minute because terrorists had entered the country intending to assassinate him, an official statement said today. The Presidential Palace and Foreign Ministry issued the statement
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      Lock icon Bonn and Tokyo 'must contain Russians'
      165 4 Bonn and Tokyo 'must contain Russians' TOKYO, Tuesday WEST German Defence Minister Hans Ape] today said West Germany and Japan must cooperate to try and get the Soviet army and air force out of Afghanistan "We must do our best to get the Soviets to leave Afghanisatn," Mr Apel told
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      Lock icon Archbishop shot dead during service in chapel
      246 4 Archbishop shot dead during service in chapel SAN SALVADOR, Tuesday FOUR gunmen calmly walked up to Archbishop Oscar Romero as he lifted up the communion host during a funeral mass and shot him at point-blank range, killing the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize nominee, witnesses said. The military-civilian junta banned radio
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      Lock icon Hussein may delay visit
      64 4 WASHINGTON. Tues. King Hussein of Jordan may delay his planned visit to Washington for talks with President Jimmy Carter until early June (or family reasons, a White House aide said yesterday. The aide explained that the Arab monarch wants to travel to the United States with
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      Lock icon CATHOLIC LEADER PULLS OFF SURPRISE IN POLLS
      217 4 CATHOLIC LEADER PULLS OFF SURPRISE IN POLLS MOSCOW, Tim*. THE leader of a small Roman Catholic group in the Polish Sejm (parliament) drew surprising support in Sunday's national elections and finished ahead of Interior Minister Stanislaw Kowalczyk, official results released today showed. Janusz Za block!, leader of the tiny Znak
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      Lock icon Supply ship arrives in Indian Ocean
      192 4 Supply ship arrives in Indian Ocean WASHINGTON, Tues. The Soviet navy's biggest supply ship, the 40,000tonne Berezina, has arrived in the Indian Ocean, United States Defence Department sources said today. They said the presence of the ship in the strategically important waters could foreshadow the dispatch to the area of
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      Lock icon Tito's grave but stable
      43 4 BELGRADE, Tue«. President Tito's doctors reported today his condition remained very grave, but his high body temperature seemed to be going down. A medical bulletin also said the heart condition of the 87-yfar-old Yugoslav leader was relatively stable. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Dental gold
      25 4 MUNICH, Tues. Some 100,000 marks (S$121,000) worth of dental gold was stolen during the weekend from a Munich laboratory, police reported today. AP
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      Lock icon New manned space mission
      57 4 MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Union Is planning a new manned space mission early next month, Soviet sources said today. Two Soviet cosmonauts are expected to be launched aboard a new version of the Soyuz spacecraft for an extended mission aboard the Salyut-6 Space Station V, launched
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      Lock icon MARCOS BACK AT WORK AFTER ABSENCE
      149 4 MARCOS BACK AT WORK AFTER ABSENCE MANILA, Tims. PRESIDENT Marcos was back working in his office today after an unexplained weekend absence which gave rise to a wave of rumours. Speculation about the president's whereabouts, ranging from a trip to the United States to a spell in a hospital bed,
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      Lock icon Trade talks
      32 4 BEIJING, Tues. China and the Soviet Union, which have just completed border river navigation talks, are expected to open their annual trade negotiations next month, diplomatic sources said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Invasion a new phase in Kremlin plans: Hua
      102 4 BEIJING, Tues. Chinese chairman Hua Guofeng tonight launched a bitter attack on Moscow, saying Soviet involvement in Afghanistan marked a new period in the Kremlin's strategic aim of world domination. But he said It was possible to prevent the world situation from
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      Lock icon Gemma's nanny is a computer
      185 4 LONDON, Tnes. Foar-week-eM Gemma Zawadski has a birthday present like no other Ud In the Meek a computer nanny. Instead of an apron and easy lap, It has tape drives and typewriter keys. Instead of a voice that eooa. It bleeps and whistles. Instead of
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      294 5 its ir«i^ v IF rfl I #H Citizen Quartz. The heart of the flow of life. The flow of life. The invisible time device which tells an egg when it's time to hatch. As sure as day follows night, Spring will follow Winter. It is the flow of life. The
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      Lock icon More Americans are going bankrupt
      228 6 DUE TO BAD STATE OF ECONOMY NEW YORK, Tuesday AMERICANS are going broke in rising numbers and one top US official says he expects bankruptcy filings this year to hit a record high. "It definitely looks like there is an increase in bankruptcy filings," said
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      Lock icon House backs drive to cut Britian's EEC payments
      227 6 LONDON, Tim*. PARLIAMENT today backed Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in her campaign to reduce Britain's payments to the Common Market amid signs that the longstanding problem could soon be solved. A resolution calling for "a substantial, immediate and lasting reduction in j
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      Lock icon Shipping magnate forms joint venture with China
      143 6 Shipping magnate forms joint venture with China HONGKONG, Tues. A former bank clerk from Shanghai who fled communism 31 years ago is now helping China establish "international shipping" in its modernisation programme. Sir Yue-kong Pao, reputedly the world's biggest ship owner, has signed a joint shipping venture agreement with China.
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      Lock icon Scars from days of Nagasaki
      68 6 Scars from days of Nagasaki MR SUNJI YMnagnshl displaying his scan received from barns after the nuclear bombing of Nagasaki, daring a press conference In Lw Angeles on Monday. A group of Japanese survivors of the atomic bomb attacks started a IMay US tow to meet American veterans who are
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      Lock icon Archbishop Runcie enthroned
      93 6 Archbishop Runcie enthroned LONDON. Tues. War hero Robert Runcie was enthroned today in Canterbury Cathedral as the 102 nd Archbishop of Canterbury and the leader of the world's 70 million Anglicans, in ceremonies which a Roman Catholic prelate will take part for the first time. Archbishop Runcie, 59, occupied the
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      Steelmen reject call to return to work
      91 6 LONDON, Tnes. Trade nni*n lenders «f mere than IM,»M striking British Steel werkers tonight rejected a management call to retan to mrk this week. Re state-ewned British Steel CerperatlM and nnlens earlier agreed to m Independent eemmlttee af bMinlry to examine the workers'
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      Lock icon TEENAGER FOUND GUILTY OF 149 DRIVING OFFENCES
      179 6 TEENAGER FOUND GUILTY OF 149 DRIVING OFFENCES LONDON, Tues. It took a police sergeant 25 minutes to read through the list of motoring charges all 151 of them against teenager lan Birkett in a court here yesterday. Birkett, an 18-year-old fisherman in this port city on England's east coast, just
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      Lock icon China making big strides in oil hunt, say geologists
      382 6 BEIJING. Tim*. WESTERN geologists visited five new Chinese oilfields for the first time yesterday and some said China may be overtaking the Soviet Union in the science of oil exploration. The new Chinese oil production area, on the plains of Hebei
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      Lock icon Ted given outside chance in New York
      292 7 NEW YORK, Tuesday SENATOR Edward Kennedy is given an outside chance of winning today's Democratic presidential primary election in New York State as a late poll showed an erosion in President Jimmy Carter's big lead. The Louis Harris poll yesterday said that the
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      Lock icon Carry on fighting for anti-nuclear Swedish group
      295 7 STOCKHOLM, Tuesday NOTHING, not even a defeat in a national referendum, can knock out Sweden's anti-nuclear lobby. They simply switched badges and carried on as usual today. The "Nuclear Power? No Thanks" button is out. No decent anti-nuclear activist could be seen wearing
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      FRANCE CARRIES OUT N-TEST
      106 7 FRANCE CARRIES OUT N-TEST WELLINGTON, Tver PRANCE yesterday exploded a ■■dear device »t Ite Murnro* Atoll twrting rite In the Sntk pMiflr, a New Tmlfiaf government spokesman said today. Dr Warwick Smith, superintendent of the stUmologlcal observatory In Wellington, told reporters: "The device had a yield *f klietona and was
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      Lock icon Mugabe: We'll co-exist with S. Africa if Pretoria doesn't meddle
      350 7 PRIME Minister Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe said in a television interview that his country would adopt a policy of co-exist-ence towards white-ruled South Africa providing it refrained from interfering in Rhodesian internal affairs. Mr Mugabe, in an interview with the
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      Lock icon Cancer man's widow gets war pension
      77 7 PERTH, Tues. A woman today won a war widows' pension because her husband died of lung cancer after taking up smoking as a Japanese prisoner of war. The judge said the ex-army corporal, who died in 1976, began smoking when a POW living in
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      76 7 A WAVE FOR QUAKE VICTIMS POPE John Paul waving mi Sunday from a platform to earthquake victims nrar the Italian dty of Noaola, birth place of St Benedict, the patron saint of Europe. During his speech to mark the l^Mth anniversary of St Benedltc's birth, the pontiff condemned episodes of
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      Lock icon $876,000 art works stolen
      70 7 NEW YORK, Tues. Thieves made a US$400,000 (SS876.000) raid on the apartment of a Broadway producer here yesterday, escaping with what police called a bag of works by modern masers The loot included paintings by Picasso (the Clown and Aalvador Dali (the Zodiac), and a Toulouse-Lautrec
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      32 7 LONDON, Tues. Lord Lane, one of Britain's leading judges, yesterday was appointed England's Lord Chief Justice, succeeding Lord Widgery, who is resigning at the end of April. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Brez, Kosygin absent at opening of parliament
      275 7 Brez, Kosygin absent at opening of parliament MOSCOW, Tuesday PRESIDENT Leonid Brezhnev and Prime Minister Alexei Kosygin failed to appear today at the opening session of the newlyelected Supreme Soviet of the Russian Federation. Both men are deputies of the Soviet, the parliament of the country's largest republic, and were
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      Lock icon MANY LEAN YEARS AHEAD FOR HUNGARY
      167 7 MANY LEAN YEARS AHEAD FOR HUNGARY BUDAPEST, Tues. Hungary, which launched far-reaching economic reforms early this year, faces several years of stagnating living standards, communist leader Janos Kadar told his party's 12th congress today. Available information indicated per capita real income could rise by 6 per cent during the 1981-1985
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      Lock icon Unions not out to wreck nation's plans: MTUC leader
      274 8 PETALING JAVA, Tims. MALAYSIAN Trades Union Congress president P.P. Narayanan said today that the trade union movement was not out to wreck the country's industrialisation plans. "We try to ensure an equitable distribution of wealth," he said when replying to points
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      Lock icon $2.4 b earned
      34 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia earned about $2.4 billion as foreign exchange earnings between 1975 and 1979, the director general of the Tourist Development Corporation, Datuk Baharuddin Musa, said on Sunday. NST
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      Lock icon Hussein and Suharto meet today
      239 8 Hussein and Suharto meet today KUANTAN, Tims INDONESIAN President Suharto and Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Hussein Onn will meet here tomorrow for annual bilateral talks likely to centre on the Kampuchean and Afghan crises. Asean has called for withdrawal of foreign forces from both Kampuchea and Afghanistan. It proposes political
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      HOSPITAL ACTS TO PREVENT SPREAD OF INFECTIOUS GANGRENE
      158 8 HOSPITAL ACTS TO PREVENT SPREAD OF INFECTIOUS GANGRENE KLANG, Tues. The operating theatre In the Genera] Hospital here has been sealed following the death of a patient who had highly-infectious gas gangrene, the Star newspaper reported yesterday. Sources said the 30-year-old patient was admitted on Tuesday with a swelling on
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      128 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Selaamr State Government's pUa to provide h«ue for every family will ■tort off with proKramme to pat all sqiatters la IcaKhwuea. They will later he moved to low-cost hoosee, Meatrl Besar Datak HmuuU Rafle said yesterday. Datak Hcrmat said the l«Bgk«uea would be
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      284 8 Another 23,000 for police force by 1985 KUALA LUMPUR, Tu.t THEpoliee force will be 80,000 strong by 1985 increasing its current size by 23,000, Inspector-Ge-neral of Police Tan Sri Haniff Omar said today. Recruitment will take place in stages. Police will also beef up the Anti-Narcotics Section set up in
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    Together once more after being seas apart
    188 9 Together once more after being seas apart ONE wm a seafarer, the other a landlubber. So, when 15-year-old Arvid Martlnsen answered the call of the ocean, he had to leave his twin brother, Terje, behind in Norway. Thirty-five yeara passed by before they saw eaeh other again. Bat this they
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    $400 fine for molesting Thai worker
    84 9 $400 fine for molesting Thai worker A CEMENT contractor was fined $400 by a magistrate's court on Monday when he admitted molesting a Thai factory worker on a company bus. At an earlier hearing on March 5, Sim Swee Leong, 27, had denied caressing the buttocks of Miss Samuan Pongtaiwat
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    On companies
    47 9 A CHARTERED secretary, Mr Ng Soon Owe, will give a talk on How To Incorporate A Company In Singapore And Malaysia at the ground floor lecture room erf the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Building on April 2 at 7.30 p.m. For details, telephone *****1
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    Security conference
    91 9 THE Institute of Southeast Asian Studies and the International Institute for Strategic Studies, London, will hold a four-day joint conference at the Equatorial Hotel from today. The main topics of the discussion on Regional Security Developments and Stability in South-east Asia are historical pat- terns of regional conflict;
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    Special Soviet privileges for cypher man
    1197 9 Special Soviet privileges for cypher man He handed over code to Russians after sex blackmail: DPP A SINGAPORE embassy cypher officer in Moscow, Alan Wee Kheng Soon, 30, was given special privileges by the Soviet authorities after he gave in to sex blackmail and divulged secret information to a Soviet
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    Water supply to SGH back to normal
    212 9 WATER supply to the Singapore General Hospital returned to normal early yesterday after a burst water main was repaired. A hospital spokesman said repairs were completed by 5 a.m. and water supply was restored soon afterwards. The main burst on Friday during a
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    SMOU appoints first executive secretary
    221 9 SMOU appoints first executive secretary THE Singapore Maritime Officers Union (SMOU) has appointed its first executive secretaryHe is Mr Oon Peet Fong, a high industrial relations officer with the NTUC, who is well-known for his role in improving the welfare of oil workers. Mr Oon, who is on secondment to
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    JAIL AND CANE FOR HAVING CHOPPER
    131 9 A WAITER. Ng Kheok Chee, 27, was jailed for two months ana ordered to be given six strokes of the rotan when he was found guilty yesterday of possessing a chopper and two knives. PC Mohamad Salleh told a magistrate's court that he was
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      181 9 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB sound asleep' (9) 1 Was an A.A. man and followed .Wr-^^-j-c^ 5^ ly r^«r wherel .55;^—.--* 9 "A time «o love" writers aid p 10 Give me an and and sign in. tW d Ct rr^o,^ promotes plous £sr^K?°£Li 12 hS total o( 160 (4) I
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    Mattar says no to call by MPs for a more generous dole
    2382 10 REPORTERS: IRENE NGOO, GEORGE JOSEPH, ELENA CHONG, ALICE WONG and PETER CHIA THE objective of social welfare aid is to provide relief but not to give the full amount required for subsistence. This policy was reiterated by the
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    DEBATE HIGHLIGHTS
    303 10 DEBATE HIGHLIGHTS CHILDREN in Macpherson constituency, where a People's Association-UN Children's Fund (Unicef) pilot family service centre project was started three years ago, are now "less inclined towards vandalism and fights," Social Affairs Minister Dr Ahmad Mattar told the House. "They are more interested in their studies and show more
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    Manual on buildings will help brigade fight high-rise fires
    291 10 THE Singapore Fire Brigade has compiled a manual to help it fight (ires in commercial and other high-rise buildings. The acting Minister for Social Affairs, Dr Ahmad Mattar, in his reply to MR ROHAN KAMSB (Telok Blangah), said the manual contains
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    Making sure a widow gets her share of husband's savings...
    1001 11 Making sure a widow gets her share of husband's savings. HOUSE PASSES BILL TO AMEND CPF RULES THE number of CPF members and their total savings in the fund have risen significantly from 5«5,1M and $5*4 million at the end of 1968 to 1,435,H« and $7.5 billion last year. The
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    Why we can't lower CPF rates for the 40-plus groups Ong
    233 11 CENTRAL Provident Fund contribution rates will not be lowered for people above 4$ yean ''because their social security needs are similar to those of younger Pe TnV Labour Minister, Mr Ong Pang Bom, said this In Parliament In reply
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    HDB gets power to fine the rule breakers
    164 11 HDB gets power to fine the rule breakers THE Housing and Development Board can now fine those who break the rules governing the purchase or rental of HDB flats if it decides not to evict these offenders. The Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, who moved the second
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    Supply Bill passed
    106 11 THE Supply Bill and the Supplementary Supply Bill were passed in Parliament yesterday. Moving the second reading of the Supply Bill, the Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr Goh Chok Tone, said it would give legislative approval to the sums appropriated from the Consolidated Fund to meet
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    MRT: Phase 3 study expected to be completed by June
    354 11 THERE Is a need to build up a nucleus of staff with mass rapid transit expertise in Singapore as this Is presently lacking. The Mlnlater for Communications, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, said this i when he moved the sec- ond
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    How SIA can earn extra $20 million
    170 11 How SI A can earn extra $20 million SINGAPORE Airlines could earn an additional $20 million in 1960/81 if its passenger load factor (PLF) is increased by one percentage point. This point was made by Reservations Manager Hwang Teng Aun in a recent speech published in SIA's marketing division newsletter,
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    Man loses plea to backdate jail term
    213 11 LABOURER Ng Ek Hong, 22, who is under a High Court jail sentence of seven years for manslaughter, yesterday lost his appeal for the sentence to be backdated by eight months. On Jan 28, Ng was sentenced by Mr Justice D'Cotta in the
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    ROUND THE ISLAND DRAGON' RELAY
    106 11 SIX teams will take part I this year in the second Round-the-Island Dragon Boat invitation relay starting at 10 a.m. on Saturday from the Kranji Reservoir Park. The race will stop the same day at the Kallang Basin, and will continue the next day and
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    Govt to build up 90-day strategic oil stockpile?
    347 12 THE Singapore Government is considering building up a 90-day strategic oil stockpile, sources said on Monday. Last week, Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen revealed during the Budget debate that $150 million was reserved for this purpose for the coming year. It is
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    A salute to his efforts
    144 12 THE II miaates oetweea and M a.m. •a Feb M, wfcea railway gatekeeper Mr S. Davadasaa was aa duty, will leag he remembered by him. Mr Davadaaaa, 41, bad v raa ahead v alert the ■■ata hiaad passeager trala, with m paaißMtn aa beard, tea
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    KILLING OF GIRL, 7 Court tells psychiatrist: Come back with a report
    297 12 KILLING OF GIRL, 7 Court tells psychiatrist: Come back with a report A GOVERNMENT psychiatrist testified in the High Court yesterday that an SAF lance-corporal, charged with murder, was not insane, but he* had not prepared a comprehensive report on his opinion. Mr Justice Choor Singh and Mr Justice Sinnathuray
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    CID team to bring robbery suspects back
    143 12 A TEAM of CD) officers will leave for Peninsular Malaysia sa*n to bring back twe robbery suspects who had been arrested by KelanUn peace. Om of them, aeeardlag to polio*, Is wanted In cMueettM with an armed robbery at the Chartered Bank's Upper
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    Drug show
    26 12 THE Labour Minister, Mr One Pang Boon will open an AntiDrug Abuse Exhibition at the Hong Urn community centre on Friday at 8 p.m.
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    No preference for any varsity system, say the MNCs
    383 12  -  TAN BAN HUAT r By WHEN it comes to recruiting university graduates, multi-nation-al corporations operating here do not have any preference for the university system under which their potential employees are trained. Their consensus is that as long as the candidates
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    Film show
    28 12 THE management committee of the Zehnder Road community centre will screen an English film at the centre's premises on Friday at 7.30 p.m. Admission is free
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    What the Chinese in Malaysia feel about the issue
    265 12 What the Chinese in Malaysia feel about the issue MOST of the Chinese community leaders in Malaysia prefer to preserve Nanyang University as a separate entity. None of the businessmen and Nantah graduates whom I met in Kuala Lumpur recently accepted the proposal to merge Nantah with the University of
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    Talks fail, so issue to go before IAC
    181 12 NEGOTIATIONS between the Singapore Bank Employees Union and 39 banks for a master collective agreement have broken down and the issue will go before the Industrial Arbitration Court. There were several rounds of talks and exchange of memoranda between the two parties
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    EXTERNAL TRADE UP 52 pc IN FIRST 2 MONTHS
    183 13 EXTERNAL TRADE UP 52 pc IN FIRST 2 MONTHS SINGAPORE'S extonal trade gave a sparkling performance during the lint tw* OMatfcs of this year. Trade tar tkat nertod aoMuited to $14.1 Mlbaa op by mi Impraalve 52.2 per oeat •vrr the same perlad Uat year wkea a 11.5 per eeat
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    MAS forecasts slower growth this year
    341 13 MAS forecasts slower growth this year THE Singapore economy, which expanded by 9.3 per cent last year, is expected to grow at a slower pace this year. This is the forecast of the Monetary Authority of Singapore which also predicts higher inflation this year. MAS, in its latest quarterly bulletin,
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    S. Korean minister in today
    105 13 THE South Korean Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr Chung Jai Suk, will arrive todaty (or a five-day visit at the invitation of the Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr Goh Chok Tong. Both ministers are meeting (or the first time and are expected to
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    Blackout hits 4 estates
    50 13 FOUR housing estates in the East Coast area were last night hit by a 23-minute blackout which was triggered off by a minor technical fault in the underground system serving the sector. The estates affected were: Opera Estate, Frankel Estate, Chai Chee and Bedok New Town.
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    Zoo tour
    31 13 THE residents' committees of Mountbatten Zones 5 and 9 are organising a tour of the Singapore Zoological Garden and the Seletar and Macßitchie Reservoirs at 8.30 a.m. on Sunday.
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    130 help to set up first field hospital
    326 13 130 help to set up first field hospital SOME 130 volunteers from the medical I profession have come forward to do their bit for the country and set up the first Singapore Armed Forces Field Hospital. This medical volunteer scheme, which first started in 1970 brought together some of the
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    Firyubin arrives today
    34 13 Firy ubin arrives today SOVIET Deputy Foreign Minister Nicolai Flryubin will, arrive here today on an unofficial visit. Sources said Mr Firyubin who flies in from Bangkok will hold talks with Soviet Embassy officials.
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    Five fined for selling stolen liquor
    176 13 Five fined for selling stolen liquor FIVE airport workers have been arrested by customs for pilfering and selling stolen duty-free liquor. A customs spokesman said yesterday that three of them were picked up from Seletar Airbase while the others were arrested at Paya Lebar airport last month. All of them
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    Woman wins divorce on appeal
    279 13 Woman wins divorce on appeal A WOMAN whose uncontested divorce petition was dismissed last year by the High Court, succeeded in her appeal yesterday and was granted a decree nisi. The judges awarded Madam Ng Hwee Leng, a hotel worker, the decree because of adultery by her husband, Mr Pang
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    Gifts to charity
    45 13 TWENTY charity organisations received donations yesterday totalling $28,890 from the American Women's Auxiliary of Singapore, which donates its profits to various Singapore charities annually. The presentation of cheques was made by Mrs Richard Kneip, wife of the US ambassador, at her residence.
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    Jumble sale
    32 13 THE Buona Vista Community Centre Youth Group will hold a Jumble Sale cum Mini Food Fair on Sunday at 10.00 a.m. at the basketball court of Blk 3, Holland Avenue.
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    Corporal gets six-year driving ban and 18 months
    437 14 Killed pedestrian in hit-and-run crash A NEW ZEALAND army corporal was jailed for 18 months and banned from driving for six years yesterday for killing a pedestrian at a zebra crossing by driving recklessly. Wallace Walter Joachim, 37, was found guilty of
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    THE MAN BEHIND ASEAN PLANNERS ASSN
    184 14 THE MAN BEHIND ASEAN PLANNERS ASSN THE man largely responsible for the formation of the Asean Association for Planning and Housing (AAPH) is Mr A.G. Danaraj, who is the immediate past president of Singapore Institute of Planners. In March 1976, Mr Danaraj, who was then vice president of the institute
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    Foreigners must seek accreditation first
    357 14 FOREIGNERS who offer their expertise on development projects to Asean will have to be accredited with and cleared by professional organisations of the countries or by regional organisations. This was one of the resolutions adopted during the three-day second Asean Convention on Planning and Housing
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      262 14 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp 01 V G oo I NEVEP HEARD OP II I JUST THOU&Hr^ j 111 IIL TURN QPP THE BUR&^AR J MADE SURE NOW OUR BURGLARS STEALING OP SOMPTHIN& 1 I ALARM >N CASE THOSE Pi A\O ALL THE POORS I PurmiTußE FURNrTURE/l
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    Feeling 'high' when all look up to you
    141 15 THESE Slagaperr Armed Farces parachutists received a thundering evatlen when they Uaded right mi target near tie sfflmmiac pe*l at the MltoakasEl Garden In JorMg ea Sondav. The free fall paraehattag daniaaMtrattea tan height «f Sjm metre* wag the highlight af the
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    Photography course
    39 15 Photography course THE YMCA will conduct a six-week intensive course on colour photography every Monday and Thursday from 7 to 10 p.m. It starts next Thursday. Further information is obtainable at the YMCA reception counter or by telephoning *****8.
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    Sports meet
    34 15 OLD BOYS and girls o( Serangoon Garden South School are Invited to take part in the school's 22nd annual sports meet at the Toa Payoh Athletic Centre on Saturday at 2 p.m.
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    Survey on technical colleges' graduates
    79 15 THE Singapore Polytechnic and the Ngee Ann Technical College are jointly surveying graduates and their employers to find out the relevance of the graduates' training and their performance. It also hopes to determine the needs of industry and commerce. Questionnaires will be sent to employers
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    Blasting on island
    40 15 THERE will be blasting on Pulau Tekukor for two days a week for six weeks. The people are advised to keep away from the island during blasting hours twice a day every Wednesday and Friday, starting today.
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    Aircon and tyre firms bring their prices down
    379 15 SINGAPORE consumers are beginning to enjoy the benefits of the government's latest move to reduce and scrap import duties on 390 consumer goods. Goodyear, a US tyre firm, and Sanyo, a Japanese company selling household goods, announced price cuts in their goods
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    Engineer loses appeal against death sentence
    378 15 A SHIP'S engineer who stabbed a shipping executive to death with a bearing scraper lost his appeal against conviction and sentence of death. In his appeal, Gue Chun Lian, 30, a Malaysian, unsuccessfully contended that the subbing incident, resulting in the death of Mr
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    Charged with robbing 10 women in lifts
    232 15 Charged with robbing 10 women in lifts TAN Boo Soon, 23, was charged in a magistrate's court on Monday with robbing 10 women in lifts while armed with a knife. He was also charged for theft. The charges involved a total of $5,715. On Dec 24 last year, Tan allegedly
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    CCs get downto business in the latest series of talks
    343 17 A NEW trend is emerging among community centres: "heavier" topics such as business management, accountancy and marketing are replacing lighter leisure subjects in talks. This new emphasis is seen in the current sixsession series on business management, organised jointly by
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    Computer hobby club admits only 20
    136 17 Computer hobby club admits only 20 MORE than 200 people have applied to Join Marine Parade community centre's computer hobby club, but only 20 have been selected for the first recruitment. The others will get their chance when the club recruits more members in two months' time, said Mr Tan
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    Avoid these roads
    66 17 MOTORISTS are advised to avoid Poh Huat Road, Florence Road and Urn Ah Pin Road from Friday as the PUB will be installing a 230 kV cable along these roads. The work, part of a $21.5 million contract to instal the cable along a 30 km route
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    2 film shows
    40 17 THE Singapore Science Centre will screen two shows at its lecture hall on Sunday at 3 p.m. Admission fees are $1 for adults and SO cents for children under 16. Special rates (or groups are also available.
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    District with highest group of drug takers
    265 17 District with highest group of drug takers THE highest concentration of drug takers is in Postal District 3 covering parts of Queenstown, Tiong Bahru and Bukit Merah, according to Mr Baey Lian Peck, president of the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association. He said the area has 1.064 drug takers or 17 per'
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    First Pertapis meeting
    62 17 THE Islamic Theological Association of Singapore (Pertapis) in Marine Parade will hold Its first general meeting at the Marine Parade community hall on Sunday at 10 a.m. The MP for Geylang Serai and patron of Pertapis. Hajl Rahmat Kenap, will be the guest of honour at a
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    Seminar today
    32 17 THE Minister for the Environment, Mr Lim Kirn San, will open a seminar on Protection of the Marine Environment and Related Ecosystems at the PUB auditorium today at 9 a.m.
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    Aviation conferences to herald start of Changi
    242 17 THREE conferences on aviation-related subjects and a mammoth show on airports of the future will be held here next March to herald the start of operations at Changi Airport. The conferences are Third World Airports the 20-year Outlook, to be held from March
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    PROJECTING IMAGES OF A BRIGHT INDUSTRIAL FUTURE
    124 17 PROJECTING IMAGES OF A BRIGHT INDUSTRIAL FUTURE FACES that reflect m promising indastrUl future. This feriga M the Singapore stead »t the Amu Trade Pair, to be held In Melbourne from An* 4 to projects the pragTCMlve Image of the republic's Industrial make-ap. It la aadentMd the Stagapare laatftate of
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    Jazz ballet classes
    61 17 NATIONAL Theatre Trust will organise Jazz ballet classes from next month for beginners, and intermediate and advanced students. Fees range from $30 for a weekly session of one hour for beginners to $70 for thrice weekly sessions in the advanced class Classes will be conducted by Miss
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1980
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      JUST SPORTS
      364 18 SINGAPOREANS have a national identity and are proud of it. And it does not have to be displayed only at excitement-packed, sweatfilled halls or stadiums. The very nature of sporting events dictates that games become more thrilling when partisan behaviour is shown. In the recent pre-Olympic soccer series,
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      NEED TO BE TOUGH
      355 18 HAVE the two construction companies which contravened safety rules on their worksites, resulting in the deaths of two workers, learnt their lesson? Each company was fined $900 in two separate cases for failing to provide safe and effective barriers at their construction sites, the absence of
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    What colours have to say
    516 18  -  ANDREW LESLIE Oddities in language By ANOTHER glance at idioms this week. The idiom collector cannot fail to be intrigued by the use of colour dioms in English to indicate (train moods or attitudes. Black and white are the two colours which occur most frequently
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    Lock icon The Shah had reason to pack up and leave
    1022 18  -  JEREMIAH O'LEARY Upset over quarrelling between doctors By in Washington The circumstances surrounding the deposed Shah's abrupt departure for Cairo on Monday have not been fully explained by either Panamanian or American officials. This reconstruction of the events up to the
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    Yes to common weekend, but not to when it should be
    514 18  - Yes to common weekend, but not to when it should be M.G.G. PILLAI By our Kuala Lumpur correspondent 4 The different weekends rose out of a historical accident and the five states commonly known in pre-independence days as the Unfederated Malay States retained Friday while the others followed the British
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    Lock icon France's political parties embroiled in war of words
    581 18  - France's political parties embroiled in war of words FLORA LEWIS By in Paris A BITTER exchange that began with a French magazine's publication of a document concerning the wartime record of the Communist Party leader, Georges Marchais, has developed into a full-scale political issue, with the Communists denouncing "the political
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    FORUM
    59 19 LETTERS to the Editor must include the writer's full name ond address to be considered for publication. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. If possible, put down your telephone number and type the letter, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. Brevity is an advantage. We reserve
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    A garland of lights — but do we need them on all night?
    384 19 A garland of lights but do we need them on all night? SINGAPORE aglow Is like a fairyland at night. Every air pessenger or visitor weeM kave noticed the glittering lights of ew beaattfnl dty It's nrhsntlnr.l Fran the vantage point of my high-rise In Toa Payoh, I enjoy this
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    Bedevilled by danger at Pulau Hantu
    227 19 Bedevilled by danger at Pulau Hantu IT seems that the Sentosa Corporation is only good for one thing restructuring Islands I nave made several complaints by phone to them with regard to the safety of visitors to Pulau Hantu. The steps 'of the jetty (closest to Pulau Bukom Kechil) is
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    Thanks for the kudos
    46 19 WITH reference to the letter, "Using SBS buses was fun and cheap" by "Visitors" (ST, Feb 29), we wish to thank your correspondents for their very encouraging comments in praise of our bus services. TAMMIE LOKK, Public Relations Officer, Singapore Bus Service.
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    Outside-hours piling work is illegal
    103 19 Outside-hours piling work is illegal WE wish to inform "Resident" ("Let builders make row in day-time but end din at night," ST, Feb 8) that in the permit issued by our Building Control Division for building works to commence, we have specifically stipulated that piling and building works are not
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    Effective methods not being used to teach English
    245 19 IN the letter, "What happened to plan of learning at one's own pace" (ST Feb 26), "Concerned Parent" has probably voiced the views of many concerned parents in Singapore. It would seem that it is not the children who are slow but
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    DBS does not manage schemes
    63 19 I REFER to the report of the forum on the Badget (ST, March 17). Tiw statement that the Capital Awrtitaawi and Product Development Schemes are managed by the Devel•pmeat Baak of Singapore is lnaccn- rate. For your information the scheme* an not managed by DBB
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    Soaring British fees will reduce supply of grads
    245 19 THE tuition fees in British universities have increased drastically from £1,000 (about SH900) to a fantastic figure of £3,085 a year. An additional £2,900 is required to cover other expenses, like maintenance, clothing, board and lodging, etc. Many singaporeans would definitely not
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    Can Malaysian coins be used on SBS buses?
    209 19 Can Malaysian coins be used on SBS buses? I AM a regular commuter with SBS. Lately I realised that I have been receiving Malaysian coins in my change. The other day I asked the conductor in a friendly way if Malaysian coins can be used on SBS buses. In his
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1427 20 THE last transacted ready sale at the close of business on the Stork Exchange at Slnga pore yesterday compared wttb the previous day's prices together with IBT* high and low I Adjusted for scrip rights issue) High Low (ompaay Sale +orSECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 370 S7 Acmi
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      328 20 Closing tone: Weak. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 5.628.000 units valued st $17,882,000. Industrials accounted for 3,797,000, finance 605.000, hotels 386,000, properties 1,412,000, debentures, loans and bonds nil, plantations 351,000, minings 77,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled: 96,000 units valued
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      1462 20 BID and Oder prices offldally listed' and business in an reported to Ust Stork Exchange of Singapore yesMrday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1,000 unit* unless otherwise speciBrd All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett Big Board
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      1716 20 BID and offer prtca officially Uated •ncl bun am In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yea•eniay with the number of aharea traded shown in bracket* in lou of 1.000 unlu unleaa otherwlae apectPed INDUSTRIALS AJunaiHi (3.36B) Aieaa (2 0OB) (2) 2 04 AChaeU2uB> AMD (0
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        44 20 -35 I E A L H 8 Mala .uinnc. <«fmim Corps «'«t Iron li«h A Low > U E ItraiU Trading I Baiklac ICBC 247 334 600 815 575 540 480 too 860 770 -33 -32 -30 -25 -20 -20 -16 -15 -IS -15
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        33 20 [•land A Pan lumr M Paper Product* Spore Bui SAT K L Induitne. rextile Corp Securities 500 +20 334 +4 230 +3 3S8 +2 147 +2 118 +1 108 +1 84 +1
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        Most active stocks
        19 20 Darby 694.1 OL 581,1 I Credit 546,1 Total turnover: 6.73m Total value: $17 96m Source: SES
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        Indices
        32 20 IT. Index: nd us trials 1 nance: loteto: Voperties finings: 'lantations: >CBC: i.E.S.Ind: 3892.45 3834.54 ***** 446.34 833.84 825.03 417.20 414.40 329.28 ***** 286.27 286.08 ***** 826.26 447.75 443.15 ***** 407.94
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        H'kong
        384 20 HONGKONG, Tues. Prices closed easier following the 20polnt decline on Wall Street on Monday and amid growing speculation that US prime rate will soon be raised to 20 per cent, dealers said. The Hang Seng index fell 7.20 points to 758.13, with operators expecting the market to decline further
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        423 20 TOKYO, Tues. Prices closed lower in light trading following an overnight (all on Wall Street, dealers said. The market average (ell 35.99 to 6,531.26 with volume amounting to 280 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index was 453.67, down 1.33. Resources-related issues, including Nlppea Oil, Mltaai Mlalag and SamiUtne
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        Produce prices
        114 20 CHINESE Prssliee Exehaage, Hlngipsir, ekMOsg prices per ptral yesterday: CMMMt oil: Bulk $102 sellers, old drum $106 sellers, new drum $112 sellers. C*f*a: Mixed (loose) UK/ Cont $59.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white fob 100% NLW $322.50 sellers, Sarawak white fob 96 r NLW $307.50 sellers. Sarawak special
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        GOLD
        198 20 GOLD in the Singapore kilobar market yesterday opened at $39,756 and closed at $39,468. In the Far East, the metal opened at US$547 $551. After touching a low of US$536 $540 in early trading, the price fluctuated for the rest of the day around its opening level. It closed
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        Sydney generally lower
        281 21 SYDNEY, Tues. Stock prices closed generally lower in dull trading on lack of overseas interest and as investors await the UK Budget later today, dealers said. Minings closed mostly lower as world gold and metal markets continued to lack direction with Santos down 30 cents to AJ6.30
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        Another New York setback
        255 21 NEW YORK, Mon. The New York stock market suffered another sharp setback in active trading amid expectations of further increases in interest rates and fears of a severe recession. The Dow Jones industrial average tumbled 20 points and declines led advances more than 10 to one
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        Amsterdam mainly lower
        278 21 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share prices closed mainly lower with both the international and the general indices reaching new year lows. Unilever fell one guilder and Philips was unchanged in Dutch internationals, dealers said. Heineken rose 4.80 after Friday's announcement of a one-for-four bonus share issue and better 1979
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        Zurich prices easier
        260 21 ZURICH, Mon. Share prices eased in moderate turnover influenced by the stronger dollar and fears of higher interest rates, dealers said. Banks and insurances lost ground led by bearer shares of Bank Leu. Union Bank, Credit Suisse and Swiss Volksbank but Swiss Reinsurance closed above its lows.
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        London closes quietly mixed
        489 21 LONDON. Mon. The market dosed quietly mixed, dealers said, and at 3pm. the FT index was down 3 2 Gold shares featured advancing by as much as U554.75 in sympathy with the London bullion price. Government bonds were up to 18 point firmer on small buying
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        Selected indices
        57 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 427.2 Friday 428.8 Week Ago 433.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 765.44 Friday 785.15 Week Ago ***** H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 758 13 Monday 785.33 Week Ago 747 76 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Tuedsay 587.83 Monday 602 47 Week Ago 584 87 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 777.80 Monday....-
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        TIN
        137 20 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday firmed another Msl2 per ptcul to $2,343 to stand $198 above the International Tin Agreement ceiling, dealers said. Sentiment was boosted by a low supply of tin concentrates from miners due to the continued seasonal rainfall in some areas, but turnover totalled
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        Closing prices
        32 20 Rubber: Mar 25 Singapore: April 331. 80 cents (up 3 cents) Malaysia: April: 333.60 cents) (up 4 cents) Tin: M 52,343 (up Msl2) Official offering: 165 tonnes (up 3 tonnes)
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        COPPER
        30 20 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous in brackets): Wirebar Spot £1,034 (£1,003); sellers £1,035 (£1,005); Three Month buyers £1.046 (£1.016), sellers £1,047 (£1,017). Market Ism: Steadier Sates: 8,050 tonnes
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        RUBBER
        467 20 THE SINGAPORE market yesterday closed slightly higher with April One RSS buyers quoted at 331 .50 cents per kilo, up 3 cents from Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on higher London advices, upcountry and speculative buying. Afternoon prices were slightly easier on speculative selling
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        SSR and SMR
        94 20 lAS ISR2O ISRSO «RELB IMRCV ;mrl ;mr I .MHi.l 1 .MR 10 .MM 2ii ;mn vi (I ion paiWtl ll lon |ajl«tl ll lonp«iWl> .1 lm.|aU.<i (lion paU.l) II lonpall.ll il lm.iall.li IllonSlWu April lC.rr.il Mlkl Bar.r. Heifer. 294 00 297 OON ***** 294 OON April MHOO
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      Bears move in on properties
      390 20 SHORT-SELLERS turned their attesti** m properties yesterday aa the Slasapsre stock market treat tavtwgh UMther mmlm *t weak Property shares were MMtg the mast severely hit dutag the day's tratUag, with stprifleaat Icons pswted by Selaagsr Praperties, I Blted Overseas Laad aid Sigipwe L— d.
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      273 20 RENEWED selling pressure forced prices broadly lower at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Opening deals were made at several cents lower from overnight levels and persistent light selling eroded prices further in the day. But a trickle of buying support seeped through during the late afternoon and
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      Money and exchanges
      175 20 THE US dollar In the local Ion market yesterday traded ■ervouily. opening at at 2.23mm It then moved within narrow margins to close at 2.23B 96 However, the underlying tone remained firm with market expectations of higher US interest rate* and expected heavier commercial and government borrowings
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      NOMINAL RATES
      347 20 Currencies Nominal r tin Smrtheonian Percentage quoted yeeterday (croee)perrty chanoe Local dallan U tie unit of foreign onrreaey: US dollar 2.2385 2.2395 2.8196 -2O.ul Sterling pound 4.9020 4.9070 7.3469 -33.28 Australian dollar 2.4310 2.4335 3.4286 -79.10 NZ dollar 2.1170 2.1205 3.4206 38.11 Canadian dollar 1.8845 1.8865 LoeaJ dollars
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      DISCOUNT
      44 20 RANGE of prices offered by dis count houses on Marrh 25 6 777 7 Call deposit*: 6 lloiisf Bayiag Selliaf 3-month Treasury bills 1 63 month Bank bills 11 103 months CO 115/16 113/16 6 months CD 11 II Source: National Discount Co
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      Money market
      29 20 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on March 25: Offer Bid Overnight 12 11 month 11 102 months 11 11 3months 115/16 113/ 16 Overnight mode 11
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      Prime lending rates
      25 20 THE avenge rate at which major Singapore bantu* are currently prepared v lewd to their beat cmstomers U 11. i per ceat.
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      Confusion over UOL loan issue
      533 21 CONFUSION and apprehension. This generally summarises the state of mind of financial analysts, stockbrokers and merchant bankers contacted on Monday for their reactions to the latest innovative financing instrument introduced by property developer United Overseas Land (UOL). UOL last Friday announced, together with its year-end
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      Carlsberg maintains rising sales trend
      307 21 Carlsberg maintains rising sales trend CARLSBERG Brewery (Malaysia) maintained its increasing sales momentum last year, although its earnings growth rate appears to have been adversely affected by rising costs and de->. preciation charges But the fast-growing beer company, which recently embarked on a $7 million expansion programme, has achieved a
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      M. Cables moves back into the black
      201 21 M. Cables moves back into the black MALAYAN Cables, manufacturer of a wide range of telephone, wiring and general cables for the Malaysian and export markets, made a strong turnaround back Into the black last year. At M 54.61 million, the company's pre-tax profit for 1979 represents a remarkable recovery
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      942 21 KENYATAAN KEMENTERIAN PEL A JARAN MALAYSIA Penerimaan calon-calon Persendirian Perseorangan bagi Semenanjung Malaysia untuk (o) PEPERIKSAAN PENUH SIJIl PEIAJARAN MALAYSIA NOVEMBER/DISEMBER 1980 dan (b) PEPERIKSAAN BAGI MATAPELAJARAN TAMBAHAN (Supplementary) S.A.P. NOVEMBER/DISEMBER 1980 dan (c) PEPERIKSAAN BAGI MATAPEUJARAN 121; 1120ENGLISH LANGUAGE G.C.E. O LEVEL NOVEMBER 1980. Permohonan-permohonon adalah dipelawa daripada calon-calon
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      648 21 ASSISTANT PERSONNEL OFFICER A leading international Bank invites applications from Malaysian citizens for the post of Assistant Personnel Officer. A university degree, preferably in Law or Social Science and/ or a professional qualification in Personnel Management is required. Candidates should have a sound knowledge of current employment legislation. Only those
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      746 22 1 184-44** 1 WHERETO EAT™ H«,konq WE SERVE 245, 2nd Floor ltmmkli inttm imA Orchard Towers $U to 3 ptrum 400, Orchard Rood, ftntsm Sei Lsk* S3 30 Front Block Wteej* I Mm Parian Smgopore 0923 MM I Haae Cacti** TEL: *****84/5 I J q^ We tpec.oi.te in TEL: *****63,*****19
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      1197 22 I FOR SALE SHOPPING 6UIDE (#1 CHEETAH'S REMOVAL SALE FOR 5 DAYS ONLY from 24th to 2Sth March ISSO. Fantastic Stock Removal Sale now on unbelievable discounts (from BOH onwards) on ladles' and men's fash- lonwear including Imported French, Italian, Swiss silk shirts, Tshlrts, dresses and many > other Interesting
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      655 22 II EMPLOYMENT SINGAPORE FAMILY PLANNING AND POPULATION BOARD Invites applications from citizens/ permanent residents of Singapore other ASEAN citizens for the posts of (1) EXECUTIVE OFFICER (2) GENERAL CLERICAL ASSISTANTS Quei.licaliona/ EiperienceForaoat(l) a. Degree from a recognised University b. Experience In personnel and general administration will be an advantage For
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      702 22 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service: *****22 Moodoy fridoy 830 am -500pm Ororary 70 cts p*r word (rr»n flO 50) I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE Soturdoy 830 am 300pm ■> EuDi hvuiut lI2N lor Sunday T«Tm> S*m, D*ptay $12 00 p«r column cm EMPLOYMENT Pubfcc Holiday 900 am
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      1177 22 II EMPLOYMENT An American company in Jurong requires urgently: 1) RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST c Minimum OCE 'O' level c Speaks fluent English c Pleasant personality c Typing speed 40 w.p.m. c Age 20 to 2S 2) GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST 1 c Minimum GCE 'O' level c Typing speed 30 -40 w.p.m c
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      711 22 II EMPLOYMENT ESTABLISHED TRADING COMPANY requires 1 receptionist and 1 general clerk Knowledge of written Mandarin preferred Please apply with full particulars and non-returnable photo to. ST. Box A*****. ESTABLISHED INSURANCE AGENTS and Development Company requires Female General Cum Accounts Clerk Must have 2 years' experience Ring: *****1 Miss Eileen
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      590 22 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Immediately required OCE O' level, able to type and preferably with working experience but not essential Transport and food allowance provided Interested please call 121 Neythal Road. Jurong. S pore 22«2 Tel U***** SBS Bus 248. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required urgently Able to type and preferably with
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      642 23 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacan b) Secretarial am Clerical GENERAL CLERK required by hardware compa c liiKKi .ommanrt of wri anil s|K)ken Knglish c Able lo lype accurately book-keepmu knowledgt c stßßfteMaM nol es.sential flees* apply giving full reeum eluding telephone contact nui to; 63-A. Kallang Road. Singapore 0620 GENERAL
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      566 23 Immediate Appointment RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST c Mature, pleasant persona1 c OCE O' Level I'ertili. il. c Speaks fluent English. Mandarin Teochlew c Typing speed 35 40 wpm c Experience In operating PABX switchboard preferred ny Good alerting salary and attractive fringe benefits for right candidate. lien Interested please call personally with
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      552 23 II EMPLOYMENT ieHa ORIENTAL RESTAURANT (CLEMENTI) Application* are invited from suitably qualified candidites lor the following position ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirement*: c OCE 'O' level, c UVI with Ito 2 years' relevant working experience. Pleaae epply with full personal reeume elating contact telephone number (it eny) together with a passport -sued
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      691 23 I A major international company In the Held ol Chemicals Plastics, invites applications lor the following position in Us Singapore subsidiary. Monsanto Singapore Co (Pte) Ltd. TELEX OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS •GCE O level with credits in English and Mathematics as a minimum 2 years experience as a telex operator with some
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      580 23 II EMPLOYMENT STANLEY WORKS SALES PTE LTD i i requires a INVENTORY/ SHIPPING CLERK Requirement*: c Age 25 to 35 years c Al least OCI O' level c 2 :t yea rs working experience in inventory control, sales services and shipping documentation c Knowledge of bookkeepiiiKanrl typing i Plea** apply
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      647 23 URGENTLY REOUIREO A General rlerk Interested please call personally at: 107. Ist fir. blk A. Kapo Factory Bldg Spore 1336 1.-l *****17 JRGENTLV REQUIRED FEMALE lerks ('lease rail personally at .'III n llt-ng (JarnieiiLs Kartory Pte Ltd. 707-1). 4th Floor. Tanglm l.i It Flatted Factory, commonwealth Drive. Spore 0314. Tel:
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      737 23 II EMPLOYMENT ACT NOW! I An established and fa*l a. I pending organisation having I branches in Singapore and Malaysia has career opportuni tie* lor young men end women to till in Ih* posts ol TRAINEE MARKETING OFFICERS (Full/Part-time) Re<)uir»ment» c Above 1 7 years of age c Secondary education
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      546 23 EXPERIENCED SALESMEN RE QUIRED tiy established firm Must be able to negotiate al al levels Salary, commission, cai allowances and fringe benefit: commensurate qualification: and experience Apply with re sume and photograph P.O Bo) 3506. Spore FANBO REQUIRES BEAUTY Advl sors. with or without expenenci as training will be provided
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      722 23 II EMPLOYMENT NEWSWEEK requires FEMALE SUBSCRIPTION I ADVISORS j Should be mature with pleasant |>ersonahty and ■peak lluent KllKllsll Trainiiik v* ill i>e provided Monthlt 1 im (Hue $S2.i is assured 10 s.ledell appllcanls I Interview at SEROY ENTERPRISE 15-A. ORCHARD ROAD TEL: *****1 EXT. 7 MR. SEOW I Interview*
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      570 23 I An Engineering Company in Jurong urgently requires 1) STEEL FABRICATORS (Skilled end semi-skilled) 2) WELDERS (Skilled) 3) MACHINISTS 4) WORKSHOP HELPERS 5) DRIVER Intonated ipptfa ants i persona*] Jenken (S) P'- Ltd. 45 Shipyard Road. Jurong Marine Bate. Spore 2262 Tel *****3 Bus No 2S1 a 2S1A i An
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      1026 24 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant d) Technical GOOOWOOO PROOUCTS PTE LTO (Servlec Dept I ri-yuires TECHNICAL SERVICEMAN ■Bate electrical toowledas Experience In servtclna eleciru.il appliances, preferably I iWctrtcal rookers. an lisa* Ability to speak several dia-lect-s preferable I'oss.ss Class :i driving licence Attractive salary will commensurate with qualification and eiperience
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      487 24 II EMPLOYMENT Maior conslructiofl company has a) ELECTRICIANS b) LAND SURVEYORS c) EXPERIENCED FOREMEN for finishing of structural d) SENIOR FOREMEN PNaae apply with full details of experience, etc and non-return-able photograph to S.T. BOX ASIMe MECHANICS FOR REFRIGERATORS Air-cons required With and without experience Phone *****0 or *****14 for
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      563 24 SINGAPORE MARUSEI PTE. LTO. requires A MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Siniiapore Citizen c Kxperience IM euilrlr.il flti ii ik .in<l installation Salary negotlat'le B MAINTENANCE APPRENTICES SiriKapore Citizens c Secondary Technical education c Preferably with VITB Certificate in electrical fillinß and installation or alrcondiUonlni c Salary negotiable Apply in writing logelhrr with
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      158 24 II EMPLOYMENT MATURED LADY STAVING in Alexandra sranta lo i. ■< >ic ufter rluldren Pleu.se phone 7:<***** lor Christine PART-TIME AMAH REOUIREB Toa I'.iyoh Tel: Kw;m 2M9491 f) Production f AIWA/ATLAS ELECTRONICS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. hat immadiata vacancias for: M PRODUCTION fl It |ll l ]BStSyiHil|H| lltCT#Mal |PsBSQ{jBE!S| 16 year*
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      210 24 international American company involved in manufacturing and computerized testing of microelectronic products has vacancies in its NEW plant. x In addition, we offer lots of fringe benefits 2 increments a year Airconditioned work place/ piped -in music Extensive recreational programmes 5 days marriage leave/9 days annual leave Generous medical Denetos
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      365 24 II EMPLOYMENT Factory in Jurong requires: SEMI-SKILLED/UNSKILLED OPERATORS I-v* ye.irs exprrifnrr in the lurnilurr trade, or NTC ;t in furniture mukliiK. before N B. ran i«- eofastdered and I working days, trunsport provided Interested applicants pleaae call personally to: HUP CHEONC PTE. LTD. NO. 1, CHIA PING ROAD JURONG SINGAPORE
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      250 24 HONEYWELtSYNERTEK Mibsidisry of world wide Honeywell Corporation US .A. To meet our expansion program, we have immediate vacancies for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 2 rotating shifts and permanent 3rd shift) in the following areas 3rd Optical (Plastics ft Ceramics) c Die Attach We offer a minimum packaged pay of $280/- p.m.
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      568 24 II EMPLOYMENT CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD. II you are looking for a fulltime secured jot> .ir have just ompleied your Secondary education and are looking [or .i reliable place to start row ireer CIS has immediate vacancies and invites you MACHINE OPERATORS/ PROCESS OPERATORS We Otter: HIGH STARTING
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      395 24 P* .aftfa^sssssV. a^^sssssssfl^ssssssssVl Interested applicants. Please apply personally with i.e. tj: POLYCORE OPTICAL PTE. LTD. BLOCK 3, IA-4A IST FLOOR KALLANG WAY SINGAPORE 1334 TEL: *****73 -7. TENRYU (S) PTE LTD Precision Engineering/ watch making industry Come and join us MALE/ FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS urgently required Male preferably completed National
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      234 25 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant I) Production MAKE A I DATE WITH j ASA FEMALE OPERATOR Q.c. INSPEQOR You get: BETTER t #ii BETTER Jfbf Benefits £gfs j£s__ Prospects 4p|?J. Our Production Operators Earn Up to $288 on confirmation $305 after another 6 months (Including allowances) •NO NIGHT SHIFT •NO
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      403 25 SIEMENS We are a subsidiary of SIEMENS AG, Germany, one of the 10 largest electronic companies in the world with over 330,000 employees. E^SjeW ja^KU *We also have VACANCIES for Permanent Night Shift You are cordially invited to come to either of our Factories (Personnel Department) for interview on:Monday Friday
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      334 25 II EMPLOYMENT (the .place km* you START AS AN NMB OPERATOR Interested, please call personally to The Personnel Department Block 10,3 rd Root JTC Flatted Factory KaHang Bahru Singapore 1233 OR i.ChaiChee Avenue Singapore 1646 OR 54 7Gul Street 1 Jurong Industrial Estate Singapore 2262 Bus No: 255 from Jurong
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      670 25 AIRBORNE FREIGHT CORPORATION requires the following: 1. DRIVER 2. DESPATCH RIDER 3. CARGO HANOB Requ-.remente: Po.ll 1 Minimum sec 2 English 2 Possess class 3 and 4 licence 3 Able to speak and write simple English Poet 2 1 Class 2 and 3 driving licence 2 Minimum Sec. 2 English
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      852 25 II EMPLOYMENT Applications are invited for: (1) FURNITURE DESIGNERS 3 years' experience In furniture I design. Creative ability with new materials and ability In construction details. (2) CONTRACT SALES EXECUTIVES 5 years' selling experience with good contacts with architects, designers and developers. Ability lo handle Interior contract work Independently and
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      819 25 EDIBLE OIL REFINERY requires General Workers. Please call personally at: 116 D Paya Lebar Road. Spore 1440. ENAMELLED WIRES SINGAPORE PTE. LTD., 142, GUL CIRCLE, JURONG, SPORE 2262. Applications are Invited from Male Singapore Citizens who have completed National Service to fill the post of: COMMERCIAL ASSISTANT a Completed OCE
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      514 25 II EMPLOYMENT GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL LIMITED Invites applications for the following positions (a) Bakery Porter Starting salary: (180 S2OO Prepared t/> do shift duties (b) Kitchen Cleaner Starting salary: $240 Prepared to do shift duties (c) Houseman/ Cleaner Starting salary $260 Primary Education Prepared to do shift duties (d) Waitress
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      495 25 HOTEL ASIA PTE. LTD. requires Immediately: FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR a OCE O' level a Pleasant voice and able lo converse well in English. Mandarin and local dialects c Must be prepared lo work 3 rotating shifts See us with your I.e. and photograph lor interview at: PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT HOTEL ASIA
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      603 25 II EMPLOYMENT SETRON requires SECURITY GUARDS a Primary 6 education a Ahle to read and writ< English Illlerrsled applicants ple'asi apply personally during ol nec hours ie SETRON LIMITED 10. Dundee Road Singapore 0314 2e2 er »ber s Well established exclusive mer bers club needs COMMIS WAITERS a Working hours:
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      514 25 •V MALE STOCK CLERK/ AsslsUn Mi.reki-ener required by largi omp.ni> In JttTOftS, Minimum plus school cerlilicat* Thosi I below 30 years need apply Inter i ested please contact *****23 National Semiconductor has expanded to Ang Mo Kio! We need 1. Electronic Technicians A good diploma in Electronic Engineering a or
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      1438 26 II EMPLOYMENT TALENT INVESTGN SECURITY BERV AGENCY PTE LTD Unit B/C 2**. sth Mr Hong Leong Finance BMg. Jin Besar. Spore o*2o SECURITY GUARDS c Basic salary $265 to $300 c Age below 55. experience not necessary c Medical benefits b Insurance coverage c No shift duly (town area) PRIVATE
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      622 26 II EMPLOYMENT WANTED STORE HANDS able to operate forklift and Delivery ll.unls above 21 years old Apply: Phu Ylk i Co Pie Ltd 61. LorunK 35, (ieylang. between Ham and lp m or 3.30pm and 5 30p m. Well established organisation requires Telephone Operalor-cum-Receptiomst. Preference will be given to those
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      730 26 WATCHMAN CUM CLEANER lor 1)1... k n.it s Carpark Altendanus Apply after 2 p.m 83 East Cpast Road WHARF CLERK REQUIRED. Experience In PSA Clearance. Able to ride motorcycle Contact *****27 *****94 YORK HOTEL requires 1) Front Office CaeMer QCI O' level with credit In Mathematics Above 18 years old.
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      413 26 111 VEHICLES BOATS RIBS SUBARU j^g im ■i.yi^^Sflßß CALLUS TODAY NG KEONG CAR TRADERS PTE. LTD. 9 Kirn Keat Road Singapore 1232 Tel: *****67, *****76 204 Geylang Road Singapore 1440 (junction of Lorong 6) Tel: *****33, *****6 20,000 km or 1 year full warranty An Associate Company of SHARIKAT FIAT
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      1842 26 111 VEHICLES A BOATS d) Flat AUG. 1973 FIAT 132. 1800 2 owners, very good condition, aircond, nice number si: 94. Price: $13,500 Tel: *****11 or *****58 Stephen DEC. 1974. FIAT 124 Special. 1 co. owner. Aircond. sport rims. Showroom condition Price: $10,500 Tel *****4 ENO 1973 FIAT 1325. 1800
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      955 26 111 VEHICLES BOATS COLT GALANT 1300 W.I Aug I owner, new road lax PARI ble $7,500 Tel *****5 DEC. 1977 COLT Galant 2000 OSR Coupe, aircond. sports rims, tax/ lyres new Showroom < ondition 251 1732 DEC. 1977 1900 (iS With air. duel and cassette. I owner leaving Singapore Selling
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      964 26 BUY A CAR on Mire Purchase Call HP Credit is, cte Ltd we iilsn sell Ki>"<l used can Trade-in DM Tel *****22 (3 lines) CAR BELOW 1.000 c I for scrap lei 4:***** w~ international rustproofing system for cars R. G. RUSTPROOFING CO. PTE. LTO. Block 1008 20 Bukit Merah
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      742 27 111 VEHICLES 4 BOATS 45 Vehicles For Sale k) Otter* 1*73 CITROEN OS Club 1015 cc excellent condition, lax/ Insur inn May PARF. Contact *****6 1572 VOLKSWAGEN 12M. Ooo< condition. 2nd owner, new tyre: *ax Jane. PARF $7,500 ono Te *****4) 1*73 vblvo 1445. Alrctnd/ cas •elte. accident free PARI
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      880 27 117* FORD TRANSIT Van for sale Good condition View at Meljl Selka Pie Ltd. 36. Quality Road. Spore 2261 1»7 7 DATSUN PKKUP 1500 cc $7,300 1978 Toyota Pickup 1800 c c $7,800 Call 73*3375 IS7S DAIHATSU SSO Pickup. 1 owner and good condition Dial *****56 I*7s DAIHATSU LORRY 10
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      544 27 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES FOR LEASE Tuan Sing Towers Strategically located at Robinson Road. Remaining half floor at $26.91 psm/mth. PIL Building Prime office building at Cecil St. scheduled for completion in end 1980. 1st Floor office space of 961 s.m. at $32.30 psm/mth. (excluding service charge) Typical sub-divided office suites'
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      154 27 BRAND NEW DOUBLE-STOREY semi-detached, 2 1/2 split-level living dining. 4 bedrooms, furnished, nice yard, 1st occupancy. SI. 500 Uorlson Associates *****77/ *****59 BRAND NEW TOWNHOUSE In Walten Hill. dis». 11 3 bedrooms, servant's, swimming pool, splitlevel living/ dining. $2,900 partially furnished. Call TRP *****40 BUNGALOW DIST. 1S4S 4 bedrooms. 1
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      570 27 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES *^l I ■sTs?* b^bsbssSXtcO O^ N /^LsK Next to Yio Chu Kang Shopping Centre Built-in area over 2000 sq. ft. Garden area over 4000 sq. ft. Economic pricing. Luxurious fittings. Freehold land. Book Now! INSTALMENTS AVAILABLE. PROMPT DELIVERY. For enquiries and bookings: Thomson Hill Ltd. 15th Fir
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      377 27 DIST. 20, OPPOSITE VAOHAN Thomson, double-storey detached house. Call: *****87. Mr Ang. DIST. 21, DETACHED BUNGALOW 4 bedrooms attached bathrooms, aircondltloned, servant's amenities, spacious living/ dining, wall-to-wall carpeting, patio, large matured garden. HPR *****85/ *****75. DIST. 23 CHESTNUT AVENUE single-storey detached. 3 bedrooms, alrcond and fully furnished Tel: *****56/ *****07
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      819 27 IV ACCOMMODATION I PROPERTIES SINGLE STOREY DETACHED BUNGALOW elevated land at Chestnut Avenue, fully furnished, alrcon, 3 bedrooms. 1 servant's room Available for Immediate occupation $2,000 Ring: Oomez ***** SINGLE STOREY BUNGALOW FRANKEL Estate 1 1.300. Changl $1,800. Chestnut Avenue $2,000 Unfurnished flat Paya Lebar $500. Bukit Panjang $800 2M
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      797 27 CAIRNHILL PLAZA, beautifully decorated. 3 bedrooms, servant's, with balcony. Centrally alrcondltloned. swimming pool Liberty Housing *****71/ *****72/ *****83 CAMNMLL PLAZA. DIST. Tastefully furnished apartment High floor beautiful view. 3 bedrooms, servant's, central alrcondltlonIng. swimming pool $4,000 Call: L Veron *****34/ *****26 CAMNMU. PLAZA exclusive type AT, 3-bedroomed apartment with balcony,
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      1526 27 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES b) Flats COUPLE REQUIRES 2 Of 3-roomed Mataldlsls 19.20 Plea-Se i all TH *****68 CHSTS 9/10/11 IMttaMMl needi"\ for immriiiat. i>rcupatlon Call A I Services *****76/ *****78 HOB FLAT, MkN. 2 bedrooms furrnshf il If [kismdIi-. but must be in OhUB Mnii ciementi/ Holland Close/ Dover Road
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      678 28 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES 54 Properties For Sat* a) Houses DIST. 11. WATTEN ESTATE, beau tiful 3-slorey bungalow wit vvMmming pool. 16.500 sq ft c elevated land 4 carpeted bed rooms plus study, servant amenities and basement for ir door games Call Belllan Secur lies (Real Estate Division *****33 DIST. IS
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      631 28 A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT .tl ramrllia Terrace. Pandan Valley 3 bedrooms plus study 3.201 sq ft Vacant possession $480,000 Ornerul Properties *****3. *****5. S A BEAUTIFUL BRAND new luxurl iitiiicnt in Dim 15. Maryland Park, with 3 bedrooms, aret n( 1.750 sq fl Flooring Ceramic tiles and carpet. $280,000 0.n.0 Holland
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      572 28 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES t DIST. 10. NAPIER ROAD, next to Oleneagles Hospital 1.800 sq ft 3 bedrooms, fully furnished Ring *****26/*****84 DIST. 10 PROXIMITY TO Marco Polo HOtel (strategically locat- Ed) high floor, luxurious 3,400 sq.ft. apartment with swimming i pool. $850,000 *****44/ *****18 DIST. 10 RIDGEWOOO l.unalllo Rise, the
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      526 28 KING'S MANSION. DIST. IS, 3-bed-roomed apartment. 1.700 sq.ft Facing sea. high floor. $285,000 negotiable Capllaus: *****/ *****3. LUCKY TOWER, luxurious flat ready for Immediate occupation Contact MlssNg *****11 Luiunously Furnished Brand new Penthouse Situated near AMERICAN SCHOOL It overlooks lush greenery al PANOAN VALLEY. Beautiful rooftop garden, exquisitely decorated, centrally
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      582 28 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES c) Land DIST. 1* UPPER SERANGOON BB cant freehold residential land for sale. Appro* 13,876 sq.ft. $21.00 psf (i no. Call: Andrew Leong Housing Agency *****8/ *****3. INDUSTRIAL LAND PONTIAN 7 1/2 Acres $3.05 p.s.f. Plantation Estate. Sungei Tlram 5 acres. $0.60 psf Interested parties: Jurong Town
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      276 28 URGENTLY REQUIRED TO PURCHASE a Pearlbank Apartment a Orange Heights, type B c Devonshire Tower Block c Cavenagh Court facing Islana PROPERTY AGENCY PTE LTD TEL: 2******/ 73T57»2 URGENTLY WANTED FOR OUR INVESTORS Apartments in the following ConDial. 10 Rtdgewood Dial. 21 Pandan Valley Dial. Grangeford EXECUTIVE MANORS TEL:*****S*. WANTED
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      654 28 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES FACTORY/WAREHOUSE FOR RENT 6,100 sq ft 9.000 sq.ft 15.000 sq ft groundfloor and 2nd floor of 7-storey flatted factory. Jin Pemimpin, Off Upper Thomson Road lor light industry uaa. 2 cargo lifts. 1 passenger lift, power 400 volts, carpark and all industrial lecllitiee. Completion date: July 1960
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      771 28 MERLIN PLAZA 710 sq ft facing sea $320 psf Call Mr Andrew Foo *****00/ *****54 OFFICE FOR HME 50/ 50 sharing Tet'*****14 hard A 38 PARKLANE SHOPPING MALL 660 sq.ft. al $1 70 psf excluding service charge. (Property: *****11/*****92). VACANT OFFICE ROOM Orchard Road Approx. 170 sq.ft. Monthly $250 0.n.0
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      713 28 V SERVICES BUSINESS HAVING PROBLEMS WITH your airconditloners or refrigerators 9 Contact your nearest repairmen, lei *****5. Highway Alrcon Specialised In any make JOO KHENG SERVICE Rental, service, spray painting, repairs sales of refrigerators and aircondllloners *****3/*****5 NATIONWIDE SERVICES: REPAIRS. Servicing Rental. Respraylng. Trade- in. Sales General Contractor For All
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      689 28 AN ESTABLISHED HAIR DHtBI School invites investor Possibly a person having knowledge of hairsiyhng or willing lo work a.-, active partner Reply IoST Boa A9ls9s..Sp jrc ATTENTION JEWELLERS a GEM DEALERS Director ol gem cutting factory in Sri Lanka arriving on S'4/*0 to accept orders tor caMerated machine cut Precious
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      920 29 V SERVICES BUSINESS 83 Packing/ Removals/Cargo Forward*** ABANOON ALL TRANSPORTATION problems (big or small) Datsun I*2o MO), lorry (140/ 100) Tel *****14 A BASICALLY CAREFUL and hardworking removal force $30 (30 (pickup). MO/ M 0 (lorry). Call *****38 CARRICO MOVERS *****52/ *****82 specialised In household/ office removals Parktng/cratgoes HOUSEHOLD/ OFFICE
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      688 29 VI EDUCATION TRAINING CAREER PLANNING TAKES TIME START NOW! BCB is hrlping prospective students make plans for studying .it rulleges and uiiu.tmii.-s in Canada and America You may plan sfl SO a course In: c ENGINEERING c BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION c MEDICINE a UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY COURSE AND ETC.. c COMPUTER SCIENCE
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      688 29 10 DAY a NIGHT SPECIAL INTENSIVE COURSES 111 a Shorthand Theory/ Speed s Book-Keeping (Elementar) lE. Intermediate) lly a Typewriting (All stages) 5 c Higher Accounting LEX MENG PROFESSIONAL t fi TRAINING CENTRE 00 Head Office: *****1 (10 Hnes) n 921, 9 th Floor. People's Park Cenlr Branch Off: 44*4343,
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      673 29 VI EDUCATION TRAINING Cosmopolitan College Toronto, Ontario Canada Offers Intensive Pre-Unlversl courses In Science, Arts, Cor merce and Computer for Unlve sltles acceptance. New cours commencing June. Septemb and February Contact: Malaysian Office: Mr Willing Sha 9SA Jalan S S 2/2 Petaling Jaya Tel: *****2/ *****s (office) *****2 (residence) Penang/Kedah/Perlis
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      823 29 ST. FRANCIS GIRLS' SCHOOL M ST. FRANCIS ROAD. SINOAPORE 1232 TEL: 2*24(04 NEW PRE-U I ART CLASSES Su6)scta svattobts: OP. English Literature. Econs. Oeography. History. Chinese. Malay. Mathematics St Principles of AccountIng Fsss: (30 a month. Entry qualifications: Minimum 3 credits Taachsra: All graduates. Registration for Pre-U I 8.30 am
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      622 29 VI EDUCATION TRAINING UNOERGRAO OFFERS PRIVATE Tuition Engllih. Science. yoga Mathematics and Commercial subjects All secondary levels. Kssp HI, slsy hsatthy UNOERORADUATE WH.UNO TO be home tutor Ring *****37 after Fr »»ri sssston alsrting in April. 500pm UMIVERSITV GRADUATE GIVING CenfeX *>™j"m»n»nda Chinese and »tc *****44 anytime SCUBA LESSONS: P.ADI,
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      319 29 VII TRAVEL TOURS DINERS k*2Jr HOLIDAYS A reliable way to travel 1 [widest choice available f Escorted Group Departures: 15 days Hawaii, San Francisco, Las Vegas Disneyland, Los Angeles, San Diego, Mexico, Hong Kong. (19H, 1 7, 3115) from $3160 17 days Hawaii, San Francisco, Las Vegas Disneyland, San Diego,
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  • IX OBITURIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      36 30 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MOM WMF TAN KIM ENG WISH T0 THANK ftjlT. RELATIVES. FRIENDS AND BUSlnSg£j NESS ASSOCIATES FOR THEIR vtE^Vlk CONDOLENCES. ASSISTANCE VVVf AND KINO ATTENDANCE DURING t-«-f£ THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT
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      236 30 ■3S^ DA ROZA DH. C.F.X. beloved husband or Esther Mosbergen, v Sm father or Dr. AC da Roza. AfSw^ ralher-ln-law or June, grandratlff, and Anna on March 17th I960 nKj Private cremation, donation to T52! Carltas Medical Centre In lieu or uRn riowers News rrom Hongkong. Srjn_ MOM
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      73 30 JOSEPH DRUMMOND C 39 passed away 26th March 1977 r fl[ at the age ol 2*. fl The time with you has vanished iSS And each new day Is painful W^Ss Knowing that you will never be T»fF We love you and miss you. sT^^ 1 While
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      80 30 Bishop Hobart B Amalulz Bishop of tho SouttMMtarn Asia C»ntr.l Conference of lh« u.thodul Church. 1956 1M4. S*nte« on 27th Marcn, IMO at it C < 7 30 p.m. W..1.y Church. f^fe Donation* to In* Amsiuii *^55 Memorial Fund lor Church Og^l E>t*nwon c/o M*thodi*l Head- 1I» <
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      Lock icon Magistrates hold inquiry in Rome jail
      372 30 ROME, Tues. An Italian magistrate, investigating Italy's worst soccer scandal, asked a player, accused of taking a bribe to throw a game, why he did not jump for joy after scoring. A team of (our magistrates yesterday interrogated 13 players and a club president,
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      147 30 LONDON, Ties. Dave Thomas ha* been transferlisted by Walverhampton Wanderers flve months miter signing for £SSJM (SI.S million) from Everton. Said manager John Barn well: "We've had a long chat and It U to the benefit of the two rial* and player concerned that he moves
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      Lock icon Scramble for Spain starts
      237 30 LONDON, rues. The scramble for 22 of the 24 places in the 1982 World Cup soccer finals in Spain starts tomorrow with matches in Nicosia and Tel Aviv. Cyprus face the Republic of Ireland in Nicosia and Israel meet Northern Ireland in Tel Aviv in the
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      Lock icon Barrington bows out to Zaman
      102 30 LONDON, Tues. Jonah Barrington, still recovering from the bronchial infection that has wrecked his crowded programme over the last two weeks, took the world's No. 2 squash player, Qamar Zaman of Pakistan, to four games in a thrilling World Cup encounter at Woking last night.
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      Lock icon Cattouse triumphs
      83 30 GLASGOW, Tucs. Ray Cattouse. of London, brought the British lightweight boxing title back to England for the first time in 12 years when he stopped Dave McCabe. of Scotland, after 53 seconds of the eighth round at the St. Andrews Sports Club here last night. Though the fight
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      Lock icon Zapata wrests WBC title, despite uproar
      201 30 Zapata wrests WBC title, despite uproar TOKYO, Tu«s HILARIO ZAPATA, of Panama, came from behind tc score a unanimous decision over champion Shigeo Nakajima, of Japan, to capture the World Boxing Council light-flyweight title here last night. There were no knockdowns in the close 15round fight, but the decision by,
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      Lock icon Beveren in last four
      82 30 BRUSSELS. Tues. Beveren, Kortrijk, Waterschei and Standard Liege qualified for the Belgian Cup semi-finals in weekend matches. Quarter-final, second-leg results (first leg in brackets): Standard 1 Anderlecht 0 (1-1). Waterschei 1 Tongeren 1 (3-1), Kortrijk 0 Roeselare 1 (2-1). Bruges 1 Beveren 2 (1-1). Reuter. Bonus
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    304 30 BRIEFS Chance for revenge LA COSTA, Tues. Martina Navratilova will have a c nance to avenge her recent defeat by American Tracy Austin n the women's indoor tennis (Jrand Prut final in New York when the pair compete in a foiirwomen tournament hen- on this weekend. American Billie Jean-King, and
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      322 30 ALL TAIWAN Hualwn KOREA JAPAN HONG KONG Sung Dynasty VriIa«tTHAILAND Pattaya 14/17/21 DAYS $2455/ $2645/***** 243 3,, 37 PHILIPPINE Paasanjan ALL TAIWAN Hualien HONG KONGSung Dynasty Village 11/14 DAY? $1715 $1865 24 3.31/1.7/4.14/4. 21 4.2(^4. 5/5. 12/ S. lt/S.!/«. 9 6.16 6*. 13/6.30/6 ALL TAIWAN Hualim HONGKONGSungDynasty VillageTHAl LA'JD Pattaya
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      552 30 VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL A student from business family In Thailand, 1.72 height 88 kg nSw itud»S7l"slrSS.r^fo?l year needs WU^ew Una busmess n -Slng Sa£rean c "amil,' He's willing to pay and to help In any kind of work. ii ni~..i.H ni.... contact SKILAP P o al« Mo SmT »«*<-*»■ kumimw
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      329 30 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE KKI'l HI.K OP SINGAPORE ompanir* Winding I p n*. <»i in* In th«- Matter at the lompuln Art (Cap. 1HS) Urn* In the Matter M ImwiMy Hotilla Private Limited. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a petition for the winding up of
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      173 31 HONGKONG, Ties i Gorge Moore, re mem- I bered fondly by racing fana as one of Australia's greatest jockeys, hi rewriting the reeerd backs as a trainer here this season From his ever-ex-panding team of nearly Mbsrses at Shatln, the new turf course that opened two
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      SPANISH GENERAL IMPRESSES
      477 31 SPANISH GENERAL IMPRESSES RACING. ..with FAIRWAY KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Class 3 Division One 1,80 The Green God four-year-old was installed a hot favourite in Ipoh earlier this month but faltered badly at the home turn, after setting the pace. In Penang in December, he made all the running to win
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      Pride and Honour is the pick
      672 31 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Pride and Honsnr is my pick of the 20 'Class Three newcomers entered for the Selangor Turf Club March/April meeting starting here this Saturday, reports FAIRWAY. The three-year-old chestnut English colt, by Apollo Eight out of Petite Darling, raced as Pavia
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      Gin N Lime has won over 1,400 metres
      336 31 GIN N LIME (late Sweet Tea) Is a three-year-old chestnut English colt by Sweet Revenge out of Tea Leaf. He has won once in eight starts last year, scoring over 1.400 metres at Catterick in 1 min 31.50 sec. Timeform: 77. Ureea
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      Now, who's mixing politics with sport?
      579 32  -  DEREK WILD COMMENT...By BADMINTON in Indonesia is no longer a sport it's a way of life. So much so that not winning means much more than mere defeat it represents a bitter blew that shatters morale like the feathers of a novice's shuttlecock. Small
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      394 32  - Rolling the night away all in fun WILFRED YEO By THERE must be more exciting, less exhausting ways of spending one's late Saturday and early Sunday morning and afternoon than rolling a bowling ball. But anyone trying to tell that to the competitors at last weekend's Kenwood Doubles Marathon at
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      Buck-ing up to the top
      329 32  -  KEN JALLEH Jr. By GENTING HIGHLANDS, Tues. Being more than 1,800 metres above sea level in the Genting Bowl here is, apparently, not enough for top British bowler, Geoff Buck... he has to be higher. And this he did when he punished the pins to
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      84 32 THE arm of the law Is long Picture by TAN HKK HIM shows Police Sports Association's Manlam outpacing Singapore Airlines Group's Bernard Phua as they race for the ball in a Singapore Hockey Association Premier League match, which endrd in a goalless draw at the Police Academy yesterday. In other
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      W-polo coach recommends training tour
      202 32  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By THE Singapore water-poli training-cum-competition United States as part of year's South-east Asia Ga Coach Tan Eng Bock has recommended the tour because the national squad, who have remained in training after their gold-medal triumph in last year's SEA Games in Jakarta, have
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      Narrow win
      17 32 AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY beat Angullia United 1-0 in a friendly soccer match at Dover Road yesterday.
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      "That t-tennis question and the answer
      405 32  -  PETER SIOW COMMENT.By I THE question of why Singapore have rarely been able to hold their own in world competitions is an old one. Ever since the hale von days when the Republic ruled the badminton world and that was about 30 I years
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      Jitta tells fans: Support us if 'chips are down'
      288 33  -  WILFRED YEO By JITTA SINGH, the Singapore soccer coach, yesterday praised the Kallang Roar. But he also appealed to the crowd to be more understanding in times Jitta, who was reiterating a talk he gave at a Rotary gathering on Monday,
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      Friendly
      31 33 THE Middletown Wanderers' under-16 soccer team will meet their Johore Combined Schools' counterparts in a friendly invitational match at the Abu Bakar Sports Complex, in Johore Bahru, on Sunday (4.30).
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      Lock icon Malaysia shock the favourites
      202 33 MALAYSIA 3 S. KOREA 0 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia i-pset favourites South Korea in their Asia Group Two preOlympic Games soccer tournament match at the Merdeka Stadijm here tonight. The Malaysians' ability to survive the Koreans' pressure was due largely to their tactic of slowing down
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      GURKHAS STEAL THE SHOW
      156 33 GURKHAS STEAL THE SHOW NEWLY-ARRIVED Gurkhas, representing the Prisons Sports Association, stole the snow at the Singapore Judo Federation's kyu grade championships at Portidown Road on Sunday. With only eight weeks of judo behind them, they swept the board for first three placings In the sixth kyu (white belt) competition,
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      Coach Gul may go to KL — thanks to sponsor
      240 33  - Coach Gul may go to KL thanks to sponsor PATRICK BASTIANS By NATIONAL squash coach Rahim Gul, has been offered the opportunity to travel with the Republic's team to the East Asia the company who sank squash tournament in $90,000 into the Pepsi Kuala Lumpur next Tues- training scheme. day,
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      Olympic pair answer Big Walk call
      260 33  - Olympic pair answer Big Walk call PETER BIOW By THE call to go south of the border, down Singapore way, for the New Nation Big Walk on April 20 seems to have sunk through to former Malaysian Olympians K. Thirumal and Khoo Chong Beng, who have already submitted their entries.
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      Thomson beat Jurong
      64 33 THOMSON Secondary beat Jurong Secondary 48-37 in a girls match of the national youth basketball tournament at People's Association last night. Results of boys matches: Shoon Huan 72 Nee Soon 54, Mountbatten 60 Katong 57, Tong Whye 54 Telok Ayer 51. Yew Meing 54 Kampong Eunos 33,
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      TAN FOR BANGKOK
      179 33 NATIONAL bantamweight champion Tan Leone Kok, a silver medallist In the South-east Asia Games in Jakarta last September, will be Singapore's only representative in the King's Cup boxing championships in Bangkok, starting on Saturday, reports WILFRED YEO. Tan will be accompanied by coach Melvin Galstan. Another national
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      Singapore golf officials upset by late withdrawals
      606 33  -  ERNEBT FRIDA By IF Singapore golf officials had lost their cool yesterday, they had every reason to be Filipino veterans Ben Arda and Eleuterio Nival, two previous Singapore Open winners, had withdrawn from the competition at the 11th hour. Arda, 50, won the
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      CARD OF THE COURSE
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      The people who have made the Singapore Open possible
      64 33 ApcUo Hotel Fnwer And Neave (S) Pto. Ltd. laetM Emporium (8) Pte. Ltd. Japan Airlines Co. Ltd Leug Kal F**k Medical Co. Luen Wan Medical Co. (8) Pte. Ltd. Malayan Breweries (S) Pte. Ltd. Role x of Geneva Sanyo (M) Sdn.
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      Pro-am tournament draw
      796 33 THE draw and starting times for today's pro-am tournament in the Singapore Open Golf Championship 1980: Pint tee Mi am (professlonal name* first) R. Yam ag ue hi(J Patrick Scow, Paul Fimstone (US)/ Chok Van Hoi; MI Lee Parker (HK) L T. Wong, Wayne Grady (A) Mathew
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      Easy for ACJC
      68 33 ANGLO-CHINESE Junior College easily beat St. Andrew's 5-0 in a boys' post-secondary match of the national schools tennis championship at Kallang yesterday. Other results Bay*' pastttrtmimiy: Catholic JC 3 National JC 2; Singapore Technical Institute 4 Outram Secondary 1. Lewer Mxwaaary: St. Patrick's 2 Swiss Cottage 1.
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      Raffles win
      56 33 RAFFLES INSTITUTION defeated Catholic Junior College 4-1 in a national schools' postsecondary badminton match for girls at Bukit Timah yesterday. Other results Pert ueetmi ary St. Andrew's JC bt AngloChinese JC 3-2; Hwa Chong JC Naitonal JC 4-1; Temasek JC w.o. Victoria School. Bee»«dary: Bedok View bt Changkat
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      Trouncing
      22 33 UNIVERSITY of Singapore trounced New Zealand Forces 5-0 in the Singapore Squash Rackets Association D Grade tournament at Dieppe Barracks yesterday.
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      Hwa Chong triumph
      102 33 HWA CHONG Junior College, the defending champions, beat St. Andrew's 74-34 in the national school boys' post-second-ary basketball tournament at Thomson Road yesterday. Oter results Boys' postsecondary: Bukit Merah V.I. bt Raffles Institution 71-67; Nanyang JC bt Queenstown Technical 66-43; Catholic JC bt Victoria School 61-46. Secondary:
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      260 33 BADMINTON NattoMl ■ehMk' aecMtery bays' t*armmnl: Swiss Cottage v Anderson, Bukit Ho Swee v Telok Kurau, East Pay oh v Assumption English, Anglo Chinese v Duneam Technical, St. Patrick's v Anglican High, St. Joseph's v New Town, Tan glin Technical v River Valley High. Hwi Yoh v Mt. Vernon (various
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    Lock icon Gunmen hijack $19.5 m silver ingots
    310 34 LONDON, Tuesday SIX men wielding sawn-off shotguns took sixty seconds to hijack a truckload of silver ingots worth £4 million (5519.5 million) in one of the biggest robberies in British history. The gang ambushed the truck after it was directed off the road with
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    Lock icon 'Hanoi unlikely to win control of Kampuchea'
    334 34 WASHINGTON, TuMday THE failure of Vietnamese forces to reduce Khmer Rouge forces significantly and the defections of high-ranking officials of the Heng Samrin regime make it unlikely that Hanoi would be able to establish full control throughout Kampuchea, the State Department's top Asian
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    High-rise rescue drama
    193 34 A MAN, In his early 2*», who was perched on a seventh floor ledge of a HDB flat la Bedok North kept the police and firemen at bay for about half an hoar before he was rescued yesterday. The drama began shortly after IM p.m. when the
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    LATE CLASSIFIED DEATHS
    168 34 LATE CLASSIFIED DEATHS MADAM CHAN SMO MM. aged 68 passed away peacefully on Monday 24 March 1980 Leaving behind beloved husband Tan Thean Lye. Sons, Tan Kok Hlong, Tan Kok Chal, Tan Kok Ann. Daughters, Sam Tan Pek Hoon. Helen Tan Pt k Har. 2 Daughters-in-law. 2 Sons-in-law and 1
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    Lock icon 300 blind in march
    72 34 NEW DELHI, Tues. About 300 blind people marched through the centre of Delhi today to demand more Jobs and protest against police action a week ago in which blind demonstrators were beaten up by police. The tough police action in which 100 blind people were injured
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    Lock icon Official jailed
    38 34 BEIJING, Tues. A senior county-level Communist official in south China, Zheng Geng, was jailed for 15 years for helping 36 people emigrate illegally to Hongkong aboard fishing boats, according tc the Nanfang daily in Guangzhou. Reuter.
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    Lock icon No beggars
    42 34 JAKARTA, Tues. The city of Bandung in west Java, site of the 1965 Asian-African summit conference, will be clean of tramps around April 24 when the city celebrates the conference's fcth anniversary, the city's Mayor Husen Wangsa said today. AFP.
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    40 34 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones averages on the New York Stock Exchange at 11 a.m. today: 30 indus 770.99 up 5.55. 20 trans 242.26 off 0.24, 15 mils 97.97 off 0.30, 65 stocks 277.67 up 0.83. UPI.
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        These rolling stones gather some moss
        720 1  -  X WAN Zl By WHEN it comes to Jobbopping, very few can beat Serene Hathaway s record. Over the past two years, Serene, 22, has had more than 50 jobs none lasted more than three weeks. It certainly has kept Serene fit and lively.
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        61 1 e^ ma chXo'e ugly chuch&i moke o fool of oneself chouhuo smeor; defame V* choubogubi a very ugly XL person choujue" clown ■flfifi xioochou clown choulou ugly U Ufa For example, you may xL^' XLr*J say, chousKi; chSuwen scon- r^. r. Tj Jiachou buke waiyang. m meaning,
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        Fun With Chinese Characters
        121 1 %%fr$>5tg CHOL shameful; ugly ]~~T 'mltwfw^S^ TWO types of spirits were Sr!ZZ*> V 7\ A^ integrated to form the f| SSU M VW character for shame and lit U I I ugliness: spirit or liquor S 7n^u\ I SSJrm^F^vSK. from a wine jar, and an evil
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        168 1 Mf^^ THE illustrated word is iix £j, pronounced xiAn, meaning virtuous or worthy. n|i< j ab|e ond vjrtu It has been reduced to ous only eight strokes from its regular form, in brackets, '/^B/j xionmfng wise and able I f xionsii virtuous ill! K2^^B s xi^nqi a good
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      PICK of the day
      795 2  - PICK of the day JOHN DE SOUZA By SICTV A MACHINE that can read aloud, a driverless tractor, a self-operating production line, a warehouse with no staff needs science fiction fantasy? Not at all. Microprocessors sili cone chips 6-rnm square can now do the same jobs as a giant computer
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      Lock icon On superstar salaries and pension funds
      434 2  -  AUEAN HARMETZ By in Los Angeles COMMENTING on the financial and emotional position of actresses in Hollywood, Kirn Novak once described herself as "a piece of meat." Twenty years later, Suzanne Somers would be i more likely to refer to herself as a personal
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      450 3 SIX invitations have landed on our desk this past fortnight, all for exhibitions either starting, or already on this week. Here is a brief rundown on them The National Museum, and the National Museum of History in Taipei are presenting an exhibition of 70 paintings by
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      April films at Hilton rooftop
      115 3 April films at Hilton rooftop THE following Sunday night full-feature films will be presented in April 1960 at the Hilton Movie-House by the rooftop poolside April 6 THE PINK PANTHER STRIKES AGAIN. Peter Sellers as the inimitable Inspector Clouseau is back again April 13 THE MISSOURI BREAKS. Marlon Brando plays
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      Jazzing it up for twinkle toes!
      258 3 GOOD news for all those interested in learning, or polishing their techniques in jazz ballet. The National Theatre Trust has engaged an experienced dancer and choreographer to start classes next month. She is Miss Lim Fei Shen, who recently returned from Koln, West Germany,
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      A combination of velvet and steel
      480 3 SSO CONCERT LIU SHIKUN, pianist Singapore Conference Hall March 21, 1980 Reviewed by JOHN EDWARDS LISZT and Schumanu had much in common in their musical outlook, and it was therefore interesting to find them sharing the same programme at last Friday's Singapore Symphony Orchestra
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      Five-day film festival from Italy
      383 3 THE Italian Embassy in Singapore A Alitalia is presenting a five-day film festival, starting today with an awardwinning film, "The Tree of the Clogs" (L'Albero degli Zoeeoli). It captured the first prize at the Cannes Film Festival in 1978. In his message on the film
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      Lock icon You don't have to drown in your debts
      861 5  - You don't have to drown in your debts MARTIN QERCHEN By WITH consumer debt at an all-time high, more and more debtors are falling in arrears, but there is no reason to get behind the credit eight ball and into trouble, says a Wells Fargo Bank executive. Don't ignore written
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      Lock icon Human lives offered to placate gods
      680 5  - Human lives offered to placate gods NAJMULHASAN By in NEW DELHI THE ritual murder of three children by a Hindu mystic has drawn attention to the continued existence of gruesome human sacrifices in India to placate gods. Swami Laxman Singh slit the throats of his victims and offered their blood
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        Hormones: What all women should know
        867 6  -  DR L.H.S BY -DEAR DOCTOR...AN article published in year medical page on March 12 stated that "hormone treatment could cause birth defects,aad possibly cancer in foetuses." May I know what birth defects these are, and what kind of cancer can be caused by administering
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        Lock icon The better RDA guide to good nutrition and health
        1081 6  -  JANE BRODY BY L To diminish the risk of heart and other chronic diseases, the RDA committee endorsed a shift in the balance of nutrients to favour complex carbohydrates (starches) and fibre-rich whole grains, beans, fruits and vegetables, as partial replacements
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      'Democracy alive in Turkey despite odds'
      1176 7  -  NED TEMKO With some luck, (the Turks) will pull through again/ Western diplomat By in ISTANBUL TURKEY'S lawyers have a simple, If slightly unorthodox, request to make of the country's 14th government in as many years they want to carry guns. The unemployed over
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      Lock icon Ist Asian welcomed back
      385 7  - Ist Asian welcomed back PETER SHARROCK By in LUGAZI, Uganda PRESIDENT Idi Amln had the people of Uganda dancing in the streets when he drove the 70,000 Asians from i his country in 1972 and I began handing out their property. Eight years later, the i new government has agreed
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        High hopes and old problems for the new station
        1272 8  - High hopes and old problems for the new station GRETCHEN MAHBUBANI By IT BEGAN not with a bang but a whimper. No corks popped; nc champagne bubbled. People went to work as usual. There were only the words of the announcer: "This is the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation," the new initials
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        Footing the bill for better shows
        713 9 Footing the bill for better shows From Page 8 staff, Mr Ong disclosed In recent interview. This year they plan to concentrate on the creative side and hire musicians, composers, producers, script-writers and performers for all the four languages. Most of these will be for the short-staffed English section. The
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        A wrap-up of the changes
        248 9 A wrap-up of the changes I. REORGANISATION Chaages la tcp management: MrOag TeagCheeag, chairman; Mr Cheng Teag Fatt, geaeral manMrs Hong-Lee Slok Tin, deputy geaeral maaager. Members ef the SBC beard are: Messrs Goh Seng Kirn (general manager, Telecoms), Albert H.K. Hong (architect), S. Jayakamar (dean ef Law Faculty, University
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      A woman's place is still the home
      1002 10  -  JAMES DORSEY In Saudi Arabia, many feel By in Riyadh At the Ministry of Planning one official recalled that live years ago there was a shortage of teachers. With the aw"* fathers were asked if they would allow their daughters, who hadjust g»£atod,to
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      Lock icon Industrialists up in arms over Sony's French set-up
      453 10  -  DAVID PEARSON By in Pan* CONSTRUCTION has begun in Bayonne on the Sony Corp.'s first tape cassette factory in continental Europe amid a storm of controversy over whether the Japanese company should have been allowed to set up business in France. Despite
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      Traditional arts still a feudal stronghold
      1162 17  -  JACK RUSSELL By Our Tokyo correspondent lemoto system preserves the Japanese arts at a price THE feudalistic system of iemoto which dominates the Japanese arts often leads to artistic frustration and recently even to violence. The kanii or characters for lemoto translate into the
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      Lock icon Honesty is the best policy
      638 20  -  MICHAEL GRANT By MEMO TO: THE CHIEF FROM: AGENT-IN-CHARGE, APHSCAM I AM pleased to report that our Aphorism Scam (Aphscam) investigation is almost complete. Our agents, posing as Gallup pollsters, have found that many Americans still abide by such conventional expressions of wisdom as "A
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      Illegal recruiters prey on job-hungry Sri Lankans
      738 20  -  MALLIKA WANIGASUNDARA By in COLOMBO Many of theseagencies have no more than a letterhead and a hole In the wall for an office, mainly In a sleazy part of Colombo. Some of them operate from residential houses while others operate mainly through the
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      275 2 PIANO RECITAL by Liu public at the National British CouncU Centre, Shikun from China at Museum at 8 p.m.: A first floor, from 10.30 the Singapore Confer- Sense of Place and Hors- a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekence Hall at 8.15 p.m. ing Around. Free admis- days and till 2
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      1226 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Open** and Please Don't Eat 7 00 Kidsworld L 7 30 and N« WSfeel (Malay) 3.30 Diary of Events (Malay) 7.55 Happy Days 3.35 The Special Chid 825 Cultural Diary (Engfsh) 4.00 The New Ed Alen Show JJ K e a$ Demand Supply
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      625 3 SHOULD YOU SELL YOUR GOLD? Tb« diuying climb in ihe price of gold has left invesiors and analysis alike wiih unanswered quescions: Why. they ask. did the market react so strongly 1 What were the reasons for the rapid rise? And. most importantly, what will happen ne»l? The professionals agree
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      55 7 LOCKWOOD Quality Lock ware Builders' Architectural Hardware at the SIBEX EXHIBITION March 26 29 Stand Nos. 1086 1088 Mr. I.R. Jones Export Manager will be in personal attendance e-e WHITCO the world's most versatile range of window hardware at the SIBEX EXHIBITION March 26 29 Stand Nos. 1086 1088 o
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      464 7 ra^tCONPEX-ASIA'BI S. E. Asia 3rd International Construction r^^^^^^^ Equipment and Public Works Exhibition. 16-20 JUNE 1981 WORLD TRADE CENTRE SINGAPORE /4| |Bk I k. i Sb^ jj± Ba^^^rtnAPk 'j-'^MM L l|Auiotn bMHbm| Asia's Foremost Exhibition of Equipment Machinery for the Construction Public Works Industry. When you face a lifeless home
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      590 8 mgjW^SWW^ HOLIDAYS A dazzling array of special interest tours even the French talk about. French Frolic Holidays. They're not just another French holiday but a Mtl^^^ dazzling array of kaleidoscopic tours, each one as unique as the i^^^ multi-faceted wonders which go to make up this magnificent country. i» Ln^nlnV
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      422 9 SANYO %OTARY COMPRESSOR with Silent Operation-New "Heart' for Full Line of Room Air Conditioners! BBBB^ln^a^a^a^n^a^wwaa^M <; hj\ 3024 kcal/h |^^**^aajS^^^^^^^^^^^^»jjjjnjjmanj^naa* 1 f I) H_^ qooobtu/>> (m irnpTTrTTinnT nnfimm iiiiij ij i b^ ■§^^^^^^^■^^^^^^^^^■B* L i la BBBp***M»ayaMßßlllllajllltagUa^Bn^Baßßßßsj aßa^»itnii i n k I UM 'my Hi lAVIO4BZ NOW ALL SANYO 2&»
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      120 10 TAKE THE BUS TO BANGKOK EVERY DM XT 8.00 am. 6.50 pm. Now you can enjoy Smooth as silk service to Bangkok twice a day onboard our remarkable A 300 wide body jets. Experience the unique combination of genuine. Thai hospitality and all the passenger comforts of the A 300
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  • SIBEX 80 Conequip 26-29 March 1980 PSA World Canter Supplement
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      10 11 SIBEX 80 Conequip 26-29 March 1980 PSA World Canter Supplement
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      Into '80s with promise of $10b of projects
      798 11 THE 19 nations that will show their wares at Sibex Conequip '80 from March 26 to 29 can do so confidently as the Singapore building industry in the eighties is brimming over with the promise of $10 billion worth of projects. Heading
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        149 11 SUMITOMO LINK-BELT ,jl •CRAWLER AND TRUCK CRANES Jr ln\l/l I Sumitomo Heavy Industries, one of the largest Isl~cJ international and financial groups in Japan offers m lrh\.l/l I ou cranes and excavators. M lfcl\ M wL Backed by over 70 years of solid experience, il TsJ W Sumitomo Link-Belt produces
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        344 11 •B decadex SEAMLESS ELASTOMERIC WEATHERPROORNG Decadex is a thick seamless cladding that is formed from a soft paste using a brush or spray and it can be easily applied to a wide variety of surfaces. Supplied as a single component it bonds to roofs and walls and withstands many years
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      304 12 WE welcome you to our third biennial Singapore International Building and Construction Exhibition and Conference. The building and construction expansion throughout South-east Asia continues strong, as shown by the encouraging response of manufacturers and suppliers to Sibex/ Conequip '80. Ss94 billion is estimated for construction in
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      190 12 SIBEX/CONEQIP '80 is easily the largest building and construction exhibition of its kind in Asia. Nineteen nationas (five of them government-spon-sored) have made this possible with a wide array of building materials and equipment. Visitors to the exhibition will certainly gain a wealth
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      Programme for the exhibition
      199 12 Thursday, Marei 21 Tine: llam to Ham Me: Aa Architect's View of the Balldlag lad astry la the Qgh tie* Speaker: Mr Yaag Soo Saaa (above) Well-kaowa Slagapore arehtteet aad planner of nnmeroaa projects, most aotable amoag them the Plasa Stagapara, Thomson Plata aad Comeeatre. He
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      103 12 THERE will be a skittle bos service fro visitors to the exhibition from the 2Kb to 29th March. The tint ku trip departs tram Hilton Hotel at 11.31 a.m.; Hyatt Hotel at 11.35 a.m.; Mandarin Hotel at \%M a.m. aad NTIJC Hall at 11.55 p.m.
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      Award-winning 'guide'
      158 12 ON DISPLAY at SIBEX '80 will be the award-win-ning British internal sign system, Slatz. A much needed item in today's office buildings and shopping centres Slatz is a sign programme which can direct shoppers and visitors quickly to where they want to go. Slatz is unique in-so-far as
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        276 12 MARBLE. GRANITES. ETC TILES /~Zr\) AGGLOMARMI S. MARGHERITA ASCOT CERAMICHE iff "1L csjrininri ARATA PAOLO ATHENA CERAMICHE oBL^XxYV' 4V -CIPEM AURORA CERAMICA /^Zr\* ETRUSCA MARMI CERAMICA AUSONIA y^Q, ELWOAGGLOM 81. EFFE CERAMICA INDUSTRIA MARMO DESIGN CERAMICA ARTIST. FRIULANA LIPPIELLO SERGIO CERAMICA CAMPEGINESE CllX If MENGA CAY R 4 F CEMAR
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        52 12 Concrete Batching Plants. ja^nq LAMBERT Concrete 1 Vj Batching Plant. A V**^ Umml self-contained wT^ f^y* W mimt concrete batching i "l— Jß"'^ plant that's just ideal *1 1 "^jr r^^- for construction t JL mIMwS MmT -JAf i ILk Jmk ClVlwliHllll Tel: Sales: *****44. gj.. iiwaKiniit Parts Service: *****85.
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      Machines for crushing rocks to hurricaneproof roof
      483 13 NEW ZEALAND'S fast-growing reputation as a supplier of quality materials, equipment, machinery, hardware and services for the international building and construction industries is based on a wealth of indigenous resources, a bold approach to new ideas and technology, and a production capacity that
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        116 13 Hot Water High Pressure Cleaners SBffWj > V Withstepless 2^n-^n-^ v* regulation of v S^bW' *^^<i temperature and ■y\ *> pressure. fW^^^^^* •^•Bnfcfcw Gerni Fox 60-150. The M^ilftAMKV «Jn 30% ik cleaning system that's m jAI IA simple, safe, sturdy and adA^_?^ if* MeA jLw^S^ a\a£ effective! 1 JUmjHI f~
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        237 13 VILLEROY& BOCH sanitarywai-e and ceramic tiles I.^ ZB iflT flfln^Hl WaaaaaaWWaaaA ■■■^^H 1., Wall and floor tiles: WCsuite: bidet: wash-basin 20 x 20cm GRACIA7666 GRACIA742B GRANGRACIA7I39 from the IKEBANA series cistern: 7721 pedestal: 7296 1 Manufacturer's Representative: OSA MARKETING ASSOCIATES PTE LTD dS^t 1507, 15 th Floor, Shaw Towers, s'
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      643 14 RECOGNISINO Singapore's own construction needs and its role as a supply base for other expanding economies in South-East Asia, 18 British makers of building equipment, materials and fittings will be joining in the Building and Construction Equipment Exhibition, Sibex/ Coneqnip '80. 26-29 March 1980. Most
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        421 14 HAMM Vibratory Rollers... m Tg^*' Mf^T compact all j^f^M^* non- cohesive, sm^^ semi- cohesive and 9 cohesive soils found ft in earth construction. k- The utmost compaction force V of the HAMM vibratory compactor is achieved by its to^"^, Ik exceptional traction, its maximum adaption to the various compacting materials
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        187 14 IB w f I B^^aa fe > ■^fc^'^'^^^^^^^^^^^Bßß^Bil If f TO! Please send sales representatrves to demonstrate cacth mum mov tex R&IIMOVIGRAPH TIBBB SYSTEMS (S) PTE. LTD. Access MOVITEX HOUSE, 41 KIM CHUAN DRIVE SINGAPORE 1953 TEL: *****96 Telex: ***** SIGNS T* AN ECONOMICAL ALTERNATIVE FOR PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS IPLEX uPVC
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      850 15 HONEYWELL Inc of USA together with its Singapore joint venture partner, Honeywell Sime Darby, will be exhibiting products to the value of US$250,000 (S$547,500) at Sibex Conequip '80 to be held from March 26 to 29 at the World Trade Centre. On
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      PROPERTY PROBLEMS IN THE FAR EAST
      559 15 PROPERTY PROBLEMS IN THE FAR EAST HUMIDITY, heavy rainfall, heat and sunlight all cause buildings to deteriorate in one way or another. Most modern building materials can virtually guarantee any building in any country, but that guarantee, however, cannot cover the compatibility of one climate's effect with another's. The adoption
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        255 15 "SHIRES" MOST MODERN BATHROOM (MADE IN ENGLAND) SUITE YOU'VE EVER SEEN DT^^^. SOHO SHOWER B*TH EROS CORWR BATH, I TRIC BASIN flfelTl I^2s^ SHIRES P JlfflL TWO MWIUKURir COLOUR CONCEPTS HARMON* BROWN AND GREEN |B* "ZODIAC" CABINETS T r^Ti L*-t LuJ lJj ">O5 450, 5001 J "VrkSIORS 1 WMIS SOIIO
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        324 15 new Zealand at Sibex/Conequip LOOK FOR THE KIWI SYMBOL DISCOVER New Products /^SKi\ New Designs fl^9^fij\ New Ideas ill V^mJ New Profits AJC joinery hardware Aluminium roofing materials, irrigation tubes, extrusions, flat sheet and plate Bathroom hardware, fixtures and fittings Builders' hardware, fixing devices and timber connectors Building surface finishes
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      Reigning 'Queen of the House' — Italian tile
      951 16 Reigning 'Queen of the House' Italian tile THE Italian tile industry, spread out extensively in various parts of the country, is mostly concentrated in Ela-Romagn region (80 per cent of the total producton) with a focal point in Sassuolo. Around Sassuolo are the most important ceramic tile centres of Italy.
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        97 16 NEW MARBLE PRODUCTS TO BUILDING INDUSTRY WELCOME to our stands No 2116. 3101. 2115. Freestanding Marble Staircase vvidi 1 imOnCI OU IWC bf% Bird ■mw mWmO^Mm nji m- rhaijaJLo ft*lfl^Btfaft «&a>^t4 w*i^v4Wft^h ovfwirjc uws •no marDi© ""yuijflff MARBLE PH BCSfslfß I I ■toK9Va^LmIIK& I A H ■■■■■■kß^B^Dv^Bfel^BSH S I IWBPJmWt
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        421 16 EDUMRDS SOLAR HOT WA TER SYSTEM 1979 Australian Design Award Winner \SfLarge Industrial Systems For Hotel and Institu.ions Are Cteatgned and Tailored to Individual Requirements nn MATERIAL TRADING PTE LTD. MATERIAL TRADING (M) SDN. BH D. /rLnV mm ila *B8&*n mm m ux^m^m 1 \S\ CV *»'M'Ma. 15T. FK»<A»ertnPi«i« 17.
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        670 17 In our expansion programme we have immediate voconcies for suitably experienced persons to |om our sales team as SALES REPRESENTATIVES for A) ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS The Job: To demonstrate and canvass sales of electronic calculators through network of local dealers ond establishing new dealers. Requirements: Education level Secondary 4 with of
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        552 17 A well established electronic firm hat vacancy for:ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER/SALES The successful condidote should possess a diploma m Business Administration or Economics Those without the requisite qualifications but have relevant experience may also be considered Will be responsible for attending to trade enquiries, indenting of orders ond follow-up action Also involves
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        550 18 I SALES REPRESENTATIVES I 3M Singapore continues to grow and as a result of our 'rapid expansion, we now have vacancies in various sales areas. COMMERCIAL TAPE PRODUCTS This job involves the sales promotion of 3M's commercial tape products to stationers offices. The. successful candidate should have a good School
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        599 18 RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT^ \All CORPORATION PTE. LTD. RDC'a axpanskin programme ha* catod lor i addHtonai nunpowar raqulwmito. A. Workers for Asphaltic Concrete Paving i. Paver Operators ii. Roller Drivers iii. Level Adjusters iv. General Labourers B. Skilled Workers for Workshop i- Mechanics (preferably conversant with hydraulic system) ii. Electricians iii. Welders
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        596 18 UNIVERSITY OF SIN6APORE DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY Applications are invited for Lectureship appointments in the Department of Botany Candidates should have a PhD degree in Plant and/or Ammol Biochemistry, with a good knowledge of cytogenetics, microbiology, ultro structure research ond mycology Preference will be given to candidates with some teaching and
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        746 18 MAJOR U.S. OFFSHORE BANK REQUIRES FX/ACU PROCESSING CLERKS (2) Two experienced clerks are urgently needed for an automated FX/ACU Processing Section. Three years minimum experience is required plus superior English Language Skills. The successful candidates will have passed their 'O' and 'A' Levels and be seeking a career position with
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        713 19 Our client, Thoresen Malaysia Sdn Bhd, an international trading and service company is looking for a hardworking, creative and dynamic F 8S3SS SALES MANAGER ||j| PAPHU BOARD 55 fiS (Salary negotiable plus Commission, Car and Driver) The successful candidate will report to the Director who is based in Norway and
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        334 19 HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. If you are Young and energetic Completed Primary Six education Above 16 years of age Completed National Service Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts Come ond iom us as a MALE PRODUCTION OPERATOR in our new Colour TV Tube factory in Jurong. You
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        609 19 GENERAL|pELECTRIC USA. General Electric (USA) Hermetic Motor Operation Pte. Ltd. invite applications for the posts:SUPERVISOR SHIPPING, RECEIVING WAREHOUSE Requirements HSC Qualifications 2 years Supervisory experience in Shipping receiving activities warehousing. responsible for storing issuing raw materials finished goods and shipping receiving of parts, responsible for proper maintenance of stock system,
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        489 19 A well established Edible Oil Manufacturer has a vacancy for: ENGINEER Responsibilities Incharge of Maintenance and Production Line; and capable of supervising a team of twenty over subordinate staff. Qualification At least possess a Diploma in Engineering, and able to speak and write English and Chinese. Age 24 to 35
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        396 19 BAILIFF'S SALE In The Subordinate Courts Of The Republic Of Singapore Writ Of Seizure Sale No. 37S of 1980 In The Cause Of Ban Hln Colour Printing Plaintiff Versus Mlllbond Printing Co. Pte. Ltd. Defendant Auction Sale Of Office furniture, alrcondltloners etc. To Be Held At 45. Senang Crescent On
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        504 19 <M 4 s//vG^f=oF?E:mr> a <A/m-//\/£s m 4 SINGAPORE AIRLINES LIMITED INVITES A S? TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY, DELIVERY, IN- W A STALLATION, TESTING, COMMISSIONING AND MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRIC FUR- m NACES ON A TURN-KEY BASIS FOR CHANGI ENGINE OVERHAUL CENTRE. A Tender application forms ond specifications A are obtainable from:
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        272 19 IN THE HIGH COIRT OF THE REPI BUC OF SINGAPORE Salt N«. 3342 •(117* Betwen I lilted MaUyaa B«nklnn •rp*r»u«i Berhad Plaintiffs And 1. Federal •nstrietiva < ompany (Private) limited Z. Ltew Y»rk X.» 1. Wn Faaag Hal 4. Urn Yo«k Km Defendants NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: 2) Llaw York
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        534 20 Dutch Food Flower Fair g*f Venue Mandarin Hotel Singapore flp Date 26th March 1980 (For Trade Only) 27th-29th March 1980 (For Public) A oj Time 1 1 .00 am 7.00 pm J/f *M Bring your whole family to the enchanting Dutch j^ Food Flower Fair and sample the delights of
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