The Straits Times, 17 July 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1181 30 CENTB M.C.(P)No. 111/1/80
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    Lock icon AID TO GO ON AT BORDER
    657 1  -  LEE KIM CHEW, Thailand agrees to conditions By our Bangkok reporter. BANGKOK, Wednesday INTERNATIONAL aid agencies today agreed to continue distributing food at the Thai-Kampu-chean border on condition that security arrangements are improved and the Thai Government take steps to separate armed Khmer guerillas
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    36 1 TOKYO. Wed An F-15 Eagle fishier-bomber, the first of 100 of the military aircraft to be acquired by Japan, was delivered to Japan's Defence Agency on Monday, an agency spokesman said here today AFP
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    372 1 A 8-YEAR-OLD Stanpare girl has seared a doable lint la law at Cambridge University. Mfaw Qin Saet Pen, who has jut gradaated from Cambridge with tint class aaaaaro la hath parts af the University Law Tripea examlaaaaas, is the alder daughter af Prafeaaar
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    Lock icon Peaceful contacts
    79 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. Pakistani Foreign Minister Agha Shahi disclosed today that a three-man Islamic committee seeking a peaceful solution in Afghanistan had made contact with the Marxist government in Kabul. Mr Shahi told a press conference here that the secretary-general of the Islamic Conference Organisation, Mr Habib Chatti
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    Lock icon Five pilgrims killed
    56 1 NEW DELHI. Wed. Five pilgrims were electrocuted and about a dozen others injured yesterday during the Chariot Festival of a Hindu deity at Phulbani in the eastern state of Orrissa. The mishap occured when a live power cable snapped and fell on the chariot after it dashed
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    34 1 SALISBURY, Wed. Zimbabwe has received aid worth over US$BO million (*****.8 million) from Western countries and the United Nations since it become independent last April, according to the Finance Ministry here. Reuter
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    25 1 LONDON, Wed. Gold rallied to US$625 (5J1.319) an ounce today after dipping to US$6O4 at one point. Last night's close was U*****.5. AFP.
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    Lock icon Thai security forces kill two Reds
    52 1 BETONG, Wed. Thai security forces last night killed two members of a guerilla group which had earlier ambushed a government patrol here. The guerillas, members of the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya (CPM), last Saturday killed four policemen and wounded three others in the
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    39 1 MANILA, Wed. President Ferdinand Marcos said today he will announce a cabinet revamp in two weeks. New ministers will be introduced for the ministries of Public Highways, Health, Youth, Sports Development, Social Services and Public Information. AFP.
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    Thach turns down S'pore invitation
    304 1  - Thach turns down S'pore invitation AHMAD OSMAN By THE Vietnamese F< Nguyen Co Thach, ha: cial government invita this month, sources sai New satellite MOSCOW, Wed. The Soviet Union yesterday launched Cosmos 1201, a new earth satellite in the Cosmos series to be used for exploring the earth's natural resources,
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    100 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. A US navy jet mistakenly landed on the wrong American carrier in the Indian Ocean and was taken "hostage" by the crew until their ship paid a ransom all its newest movies it was reported yesterday. Sources said the pilot and co-pilot of
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    Twodeath school bus driver loses his left leg
    233 1 DPP DROPS APPEAL FOR LONGER BAN SCHOOLBUS driver Ng Ann Cheng, 46, who caused the deaths of schoolboy Tang Loon Kee, 17, and his six-year-old sister, Tang Bee Bee, by reckless driving in Kirn Seng Road earlier this year, lost his left
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    Airport to be built on manmade isle
    133 1 TOKYO. Wed. Japan has decided to build an International airport on aa artificial Island the first af Its kind In the world. The decision to build the artificial bland airpart was take* yesterday after a meeting la Osaka af the Kaaaai International airport
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    32 1 JAKARTA, Wed. More than 90 people have been murdered in Jakarta in the first half of this year, mostly by stabbing, a government forensic pathologist, Dr Abdul Idries, said. Reuter
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    National songs drive in top gear
    482 1  -  LEONG WENG K AM By FOUR senior ministers are directing the promotion of national songs which the government is encouraging everyone to sing. They include the Defence Minister, Mr Howe Yoon Chong, and the Communications Minister and acting Minister for Culture, Mr Ong Teng
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    32 1 LONDON, Wed. Britain's Sir Richard Attenborough will produce and direct a major 1.8 million (Ss4o milliomfilm about the life of Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi, Goldcrest Films International said today. Reuter.
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    73 1 LONDON, Wed. The management of The Observer, the London weekend newspaper, said today it had begun procedures for dismissing all its staff following the breakdown of talks with the National Graphical Association Printing Union. The Observer management has been unable to agree with the printers
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    49 1 MOSCOW, Wed Spanish industrialist and diplomat Juan Antonio Samaranch was elected the new president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) today, committee sources said. Committee sources said Mr Samaranch, 60, replaces Irish peer Lord Killanin. who has led the lOC for eight stormy years. Reuler.
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    63 1 LONDON, Wed. Brltala's Conservative gov eminent taday anaoaaced It Intended to remove the Past Offices monopoly la mall deliveries. ißdastry Secretary Sir Keith Joseph told parliament private operator* would be allowed to carry what be called "time sensitive, valaabte mall" at a mlaimam £1 (SSS.B) fee
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      382 2 FORM EB Secretory at State Heary flsaif nr maa> a M»taiac attack m tke p»Udet M ike Carter Admlalstr*ttsa Uat Blgkt aad smM te•ld Beagaa't aleettsa la November was eamttal fsr tke tatwe «f traeism ami Amerleaa prsgress. In a speeek preparei far deUvery tae BepabUeu
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      US PRESIDENTIAL RACE
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      Lock icon Manifes to virtually work of rightists in party
      345 2 It's tailor-made for candidate Reagan DETROIT, Wednesday THE Republican Party last night adopted an election manifesto which was virtually dictated by right wingers, Mr Ronald Reagan's hard-core supporters. The party's presidential candidate will not be bound by the platform and nominees frequently
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      Lock icon Foreign policy: 'No abrupt changes'
      296 2 Foreign policy: 'No abrupt changes' DETROIT, Wed. Mr Ronald Reagan's top foreign policy advisers say a new Republican administration will make no abrupt changes in US foreign policy and will stress consultation with America's allies. They outlined Mr Reagan's views Just before the Republican national convention met last night to
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      Lock icon TECHNICAL AID FOR CHINA ON CASE BY CASE' BASIS
      249 2 TECHNICAL AID FOR CHINA ON CASE BY CASE' BASIS DETROIT, Wed. A prospective Republican administration under Mr Ronald Reagan would give "serious consideration" to the possible transfer of sophisticated United States technology and military equipment to China, the candidate's top defence adviser said yesterday. Mr William van Cleave made his
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      Lock icon Stolen cars used as taxis
      102 2 DETROIT, Wed. POLICE la America's ear capital have arrested a cab nsmpaay boas was cat his overhead drastically by aslag only stole* ears tare* of them police vehicles. A police tpiirtmaa said that five other taxis la tke li strong fleet raa by Eageae Flte,
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      54 2 JIMMY Carter is an Indispensable ally. Nevada Senator Paul Laxalt, tipped to be Ronald Reagan's Vice-President, on the election campaign to topple Carter. PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter carrying his boots yesterday as he arrived at Glynco Jetport in Brunswick, Georgia, on his way to a fishing vacation at
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      Lock icon Beijing: Bid to meddle in our affairs
      206 2 BEIJING, Wed. China said yesterday the US Republican Party's platform statement on the status of Taiwan is "an attempt to interfere in China s internal affairs." In a story from Detroit on the Republican platform, the official Xinhua news agency said the platform
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      Lock icon THIS IS FAR FROM A DOG'S LIFE
      72 3 THIS IS FAR FROM A DOG'S LIFE IT CERTAINLY Is a good life far Pearl, who has an alr-rondltioned dag have amid the heat wave sweeping the American "heat belt" states. Pearl's master, Wade Wendt, of Texas, had a vent hooked onto an airconditioner that automatically switches on at 9
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      Lock icon A rough road ahead for Japan's new Cabinet
      354 3 FOREIGN MINISTRY LIKELY TO GO TO OHIRA CONFIDANTE TOKYO, Wed PRIME Minister-designate Zenko Suzuki today put together his first Cabinet which will guide Japan at a time of international political and economic unrest. Mr Suzuki, who will name his Cabinet tomorrow after
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      Lock icon Yachtsmen freed after 7 weeks in Viet captivity
      250 3 Yachtsmen freed after 7 weeks in Viet captivity BANGKOK, Wed. Four young yachtsmen arrived in Bangkok after being held captive for seven weeks by Vietnamese authorities who accused them of violating territorial waters and taking photographs of military installations. They said they were threatened with long spells of imprisonment, forced
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      89 3 50pc cancer cures WASHINGTON, Wed. Within five years, American doctors will be able to cure more than 50 per cent of all cancer cases, a leading US apecUUst said yesterday. Dr Vincent Devita, newly appointed director of the National Cancer Institute, told a news conference that the cure rate was
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      Lock icon Japan gears up for mining of seabed
      258 3 TOKYO, Wed. JAPAN will launch a seven-year plan to develop the technology capable of recovering mineral resources from the ocean floor, government sources said today. They said the government hopes to make the project commercially viable by the early 1990s to retrieve manganese
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      Lock icon Forbidden kiss almost gets to the screen
      358 3 Forbidden kiss almost gets to the screen BEIJING, Wed. The contemporary Chinese cinema has nearly reached the stage of showing a couple kissing on the mouth. But a film seen last night in a pre-release showing to an audience of cadres, diplomats and foreign journalists stopped just short of that
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      Lock icon Sihanouk's 'no' to Beijing
      91 3 BEIJING, Wed. Former Kampuchean ruler Prince Norodom Sihanouk said yesterday he was refusing a Chinese "Invitation" to put together a coalition government for his homeland which would include the Khmer Rouge. In a telegram from his temporary residence in Pyongyang to the AFP bureau here, he
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      Lock icon Free drinks now on BA's HK route
      127 3 LONDON, Wed. British Airways will alter tree drinks, aims and entertalameat on Its lucrative Landan-Haag-keag mate, It anaaaaeed here yesterday. The aews from the state airHae came twa day* hefere its M-ye«r maaapaly aa the raate was to be hrakea with the latradaetfaß
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      INDOCHINA FILE Soviet aid for Viet war damage...
      300 4 INDOCHINA FILE Soviet aid for Viet war damage... HONGKONG, Wad. THE Soviet Union, in an obvious reminder to China that it is giving full support to Vietnam, has agreed to help Hanoi repair all its property damaged by Chinese troops during their border war last year. The offical Vietnam news
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      Lock icon TALKS TO PAVE WAY FOR S. ASIAN SUMMIT
      181 4 TALKS TO PAVE WAY FOR S. ASIAN SUMMIT MANILA, Wed. Talks were underway today among various Asian countries on holding a South Asian summit conference that would include China and Japan, the Foreign Ministry said today. It said the summit meeting, if it goes through, will be a "general discussion"
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      Lock icon Eating out
      32 4 MELBOURNE, Wed. Australians now eat one meal in three away from borne, according to a survey by the Melbourne planning agency IBS Corporate Services For the Australian Dairy Corporation. UPI
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      Lock icon Ming jar auctioned off for $1.3m
      146 4 Ming jar auctioned off for $1.3 m LONDON, Wed. A ran Ming dymacty Jar, whfc* Ito mm w/m a (tower p»t haMer *u taMe her fiiek 4mt, hM f»r a»jm (8n^an.iM> 8«tfceby's aaetlea house yeatenUy. The 15th-century, Nae-aad-whlte Jw, Uttie mm thma II em ugh by 1U em wMe. wit
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      British envoy to Moscow returns home
      247 4 LONDON, Wed. The British Ambassador to Moscow left for home today as part of an unofficial boycott of the Olympic Games by West European envoys, the BBC reported today. The BBC, which did not give the name of the ambassador, said envoys from the
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      62 4 LONDON, Wed. More than 300 British MPs have signed a motion demanding a ban on imports of whale products into this country, it was learnt here today. The MPs from all the political parties also urged in their motion that whaling should be banned everywhere,
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      26 4 GENEVA, Wed. The army of part-time workers in the major industrialised countries has swollen to nearly 24 million, the International Labour Organisation said yesterday. AP
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      60 4 6 GOOD teachers are like master chefs. If the lemon Is too salty, the teacher leaves rat Mine salt. If It's too bland, she adds a pinch. The teacher never forgets A that she Is the cook. 7 Ms Madeline Hunter, principal of the Laboratory School at
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      Lock icon Students in Assam call for 'total revolution'
      226 4 Students in Assam call for 'total revolution' NEW DELHI, Wednesday A WAR of secession appeared to be shaping up in the strategic northeastern state of Assam yesterday with an underground appeal by the All- Assam Students' Union (AASU) for a total revolution against immigrant settlers. The appeal is contained in
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      118 4 Aquino: I will return to Manila MANILA, Wed. Opposition leader Benigno Aquino Jr has told Filipino officials he will return to his homeland, saying the battle against President Ferdinand Marcos must be fought in the Philippines and not in the United States. Mr Aquino, 47, temporarily freed from jail to
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      Lock icon Walking out on Mrs Sadat at UN meeting
      52 5 FORMER temrtat Lai la Khaled (centre) of the Palestine Liberation Organisation Is among the delegates walking rat of the United Nations conference on the Decade for Women In Copenhagen on Tuesday when Mrs Jinan Sadat, wife of Egypt's president, began her speech.
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        56 5 MANY public telephones in Jakarta have been I stolen <- including one in front of police headquarters, telecoms chief Eem j Rachmat said yesterday. Phone users have found i only the cables in the I booths. The phones had ban stolen by people who wanted
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        56 5 SLASHING the be 11 -bot- torn trousers of young women to humiliate them is forbidden, the Chinese youth newspaper said yesterday in response to a reader's letter. The reader said he had seen groups of men in his town in Hunan province going through the streets
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        60 5 THE Rev Bill Spivey's hellfire and brimstone sermon was a little hotter than normal on Sunday. Thieves stole the air conditioner that normally cools the church in Aus-1 tin, Texas. Rev Spivey said he; always preaches hellfire and damnation sermons, but until Sunday, "I had never expected
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        53 5 THE fossils of apemen who lived eight million years ago were found recently in Yunnan province, south-west China, the Guangming daily said. Stressing the importance of the discovery, the newspaper said that 10 fossilized frontal bones and 100 fossilized teeth had been found in Lufeng county
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      301 5 Arabs may seek expulsion of Israel from UN UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday ARAB countries may call for Israel's expulsion from the UN General Assembly if it flouted an imminent assembly resolution demanding that Israel give up all occupied Arab territories and make room for a Palestinian state. "That's one option," said
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      Lock icon S. Africa lays off 18,000 at key plants
      202 5 Talks going on with workers JOHANNESBURG, Wednesday SOUTH African authorities have laid off some 18,000 African workers at the strategic Sasol-2 and 3 oil-from-coal plants at Secunda, east of here, after Monday's racial violence there, the Johannesburg Star reported yesterday. A spokesman
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      97 5 President's aide snubbed by press TEHERAN, Wed. A senior presidential aide today accused the Iranian media of ignoring his criticisms of the revolutionary courts. Mr Mohammad Pirhus -semi, in a letter published by the daily Bamdad, said only (our Iranian journalists attended his July 9 press conference, when he called
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      32 5 SANTIAGO, Wed. The director of the Chilean Army's School of Intelligence. Lt Col Roger Vergara Campos, 43, was killed today in an ambush by left-wing extremists, the army said. Reuter
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      Lions eat circus mates
      59 5 TTVON (Israel), Tnes. The financial difficulties of the West German Fischer family circus worsened here Uday when the circus lions ate an expensive breakfast two camels and a goat belonging U the circus. The five lions escaped tram their cage shortly before daybreak and were later
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      88 5 MOSCOW, Wed. Harold "Kirn" Philby, the Soviet spy who came close to the top of British intelligence In the '40s and escaped to Moscow in 1963, is still on active duty, the government newspaper Izvestia said today. The Kremlin organ alOOso revealed that the ffi-year-old
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    Court allows WPC's appeal
    147 6 THE High Court yesterday allowed the appeal of WPC Ong Swee Yoke, 21, who last November was convicted with WPC Tong Yoke Fong, also 21, on a joint charge of stealing a $52 crash helmet. Tong also appealed against the conviction and fine of $1,000, but
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    Study on easier access for the disabled
    485 6  - Study on easier access for the disabled EVELYN NG By THE Building Control Division is finalising studies on the facilities which could be included in buildings to make access easier for the old and disabled. Among the things believed to be under consideration are the cost effectiveness of such features,
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    Trade Dept plans action against LPG vendor
    187 6 Trade Dept plans action against LPG vendor THE Department of Trade Is considering taking legal action against a vendor for possessing underweight gas cylinders. A statement from the department yesterday said It had been liaising with the AttorneyGeneral's Chambers since early this month on action to be taken under the
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    Charged with causing hurt
    59 6 Charged with causing hurt ONG Peng Leong, 23, unemployed, was charged in court yesterday with joining in an unlawful assembly with six others and causing hurt to Mr Lee Boon Tian, 31, in China Street on Monday. The chare- said that One and the others were armed with deadly weapons.
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    in critical condition
    51 6 in critical condition THE condition of Mr Goh Chin Loong, 25, a labourer who was injured with four others in a fight in Nankin Street on Monday night, is critical. Police said the condition of the others was serious. Police recovered parangs, daggers, iron rods and wo/den poles from the
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    Temple pulled down in 2 a.m. op
    145 6 Baulked for about a year, the Housing Board finally moved in three bulldozers at 2 a.m. to demolish an unregistered Hindu temple at the 22km, Woodlands Road. Four hours later, last Wednesday, it was all over. The Sri Ranganaphar Temple had been squatting
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    Chinese team here
    100 6 A SDC-MAN Chinese delegation arrived in Singapore yesterday afternoon to study manufacturing facilities here. Led by the Vice-Mirus-ter of the First Ministry of Machine Building in Beijing, Mr Cao Wei Lian, they are here at the Economic Development Board's invitation. During their fortnight here, they will study
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      499 6 MATERIALS MANAGER Around: $50,000 par annum Location: Pcnang A manufacturing subsidiary of a large international corporation, which has been operating in Malaysia for over 8 years and employs more than 1 ,000 staff, is seeking a Materials Manager. The Materials Manager will report directly to the Chief Executive and be
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    321 7 Govt to expand building materials industry By CHRISTINA RODRIGUES EVEN if the Malaysian Government lifts its current ban on the export of .building materials to Singapore, the government here is expected to go ahead with its expansion plans for local production and mining of such materials. An authoritative source said
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    ANOTHER PLUS FOR THE ANTI-SNOB DRIVE
    207 7 ANOTHER PLUS FOR THE ANTI-SNOB DRIVE IT was time to really give of a little of themselves at the Anglo-Chinese Junior College yesterday as 93 students, old boys, parents and teachers turned up to donate blood, in support of ACS' anti-snob operation. Among the donors were ACS Old Boys' Association
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    Admission register opens
    77 7 Admission register opens RESIDENTS in the Victoria Street Roc hqr Canal area can now register Primary One pupils for admission to Hong Wen School next year. The new four-storey building, now under construction, is expected to be ready by next April. The principal of Hong Wen School, Mr Yeo Sing
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    3 courses for English teachers
    55 7 3 courses for English teachers THREE short courses tenable in British universities are being offered to English language teachers. Graduates with good honours degrees and at least two years' teaching ex perience can apply. Selection will be mad" by the Hornby Trust, which is offering the scholarships. Applications must reach
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    First three expat teachers arrive
    48 7 IUK first three of 45 expatriate English lanKuage teachers have arrived, Mr Vincent Thomas Morris and Mr Wlllalm Doolan Wilson started work at Nanyang Junior College on Tuesday. The third Mr Martin king will teach at Temasek Junior College. All are from Britain.
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    Students who pass can use time for other subjects
    255 7 Students who pass can use time for other subjects STUDENTS who have passed their mid-year second language examination well can now use their second language periods for other subjects. Schools have arranged for these Secondary Four students who scored between PI and P4 in the May examination to use second
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    New Tao Nan school ready next year
    238 7  - New Tao Nan school ready next year NGIAM TONG HAI By THE new $4 million Tao Nan Primary School being built in Marine Parade is expected to be completed by September next year but it will start registering Primary One students soon. The registration will be from July 21 to
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    US warship due today
    42 7 THE United States Navy's newest nuclear-powered aircraft-carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower will arrive for a six-day visit today. One of the largest warships in the world, the Eisenhower's flight deck can support about 100 aircraft and accommodate 6,000 men.
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    Abetting CBT rap
    91 7 NO HWEE THONG, 53, a director of Singapore Expreu International Pte Ltd. waa charged In court yesterday with abettiag a former airline manager la committing criminal breach of tnst of HI airline tickets, valued at $SaJ7l, at the Singapore Airline* office la BoUwwn I Boarf between Jma
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    Courtesy road show
    123 8 SINGAPORE Bis Service la driving home the courtesy message literally. It has converted a bus Into a courtesy mobile by temporarily removing the seats and making It into a gallery for pictures The travelling courtesy ■how aims at Impress lag upon drivers and commuters the message at
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    Jingles all the way on tapes
    85 8 Jingles all the way on tapes THE winning entries of the 1960 Courtesy Jingles and Songs competition are now available in cassettes at $3 each. The cassette contains 12 songs in English, three in Chinese, two each in Malay and Tamil and two courtesy songs of last year. The competition,
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    Winning posters
    53 8 Winning posters WDMNING posters from the National Courtesy Poster Design Competition will be displayed at the National Museum for the duration of the campaign. The museum has also distributed several dozen posters to the People's Association so that community centres can put them up when MPs of the respective constituencies
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    SOLDIER FAILS IN APPEAL
    144 8 SOLDIER FAILS IN APPEAL SOLDIER Walter Joachim Wallace, 37, who was jailed for 18 months and banned from driving for five years for dangerous driving resulting in the death of a pedestrian, lost his appeal yesterday. The Chief Justice, Mr Wee Chong Jin, dismissing the appeal, said that Wallace, who
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    LOAN GUARANTEE SUIT Witness denies having ill-will towards bank
    449 8 LOAN GUARANTEE SUIT Witness denies having ill-will towards bank A FORMER legal officer of Moscow Narodny Bank denied that he bore a considerable amount of illwill towards the bank and that his evidence towards it had been tinged with malice. Mr Ng Poh Law, who is now doing his own
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    Farm to hatch 100,000 ducklings weekly
    218 8 Farm to hatch 100,000 ducklings weekly A DUCK farm plans to expand and produce 100,000 ducklings a week to end Singapore's dependence on imports. These ducklings will come from 40,000 breeding ducks of the Mua Hin Poultry farm which is to be enlarged from 1.2 hectares to four hectares in
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    $27,500 for worksite accident
    102 8 A FORMER crane attendant whose legs were injured in a worksite accident in Jurong five years ago was awarded $27,500 damages and costs by Mr Justice A. P. Rajah in the High Court on Tuesday. Mr Sim Leng Hua, 33, had successfully sued his former employers,
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      299 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5 Think carefully about an issue 9 Early stage ot life discovered <S) by teenager rambling across 6 Many hurried to get purified Land's End (6.3) (9) 10 From here on a female attends 7 Cynical expressions of farchurch (5) sighted people about the end of
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    Silence over KPNLF rep office request
    292 9 Silence over KPNLF rep office request SINGAPORE Is keeping slleat aver the raoaeai by the KampackeM Pe*p»e's Nadaoal Überatlan Fraat to set ap a repmeataUve office here. Aeeardiag to afflelal swaes, aaxaaare's stead Is that while It saaaarts the straggle far the treedam M Kamparhea, It mast aat give aay
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    Mrs Sheares launches Red Cross draw
    82 9 Mrs Sheares launches Red Cross draw THE First Lady, Mrs Sheares, yesterday officiated at the launching of the Singapore Red Cross Donation Draw at the Istana. The Red Cross hopes to raise $200,000 from the draw to fund their projects for this year and to finance the Red Cross Home
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    FACULTY OPEN HOUSE
    78 9 THE Faculty of Medicine of the National University of Singapore will hold an cpen house in College Road on Friday to kick off its 75th anniversary celebrations. President Sheares will officiate at the opening ceremony at the New Lecture Hall in College Road today at 5.30 p.m.
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    Boost for booths
    217 9  -  LEONG WENG KAM By TELECOMS' efforts to boost its corporate image can be seen by the attractive phone book collection booths at 14 car parks in housing estates. Though the make-shift booths are set up by putting two containers together, they are so well done that they
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    Accidents up, casualties dip
    178 9 ACCIDENTS up casualties down. That is the traffic picture that emerges from a comparison of statistics for the first six months of this and last year. The road death toll is up 138 up to June this year compared with 114 in the first six months
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    On computers
    42 9 THE Toa Payoh Branch Library will bold a talk in Mandarin on The Use of Computers in Small Enterprises by Dr Leong Kuo Sing of the National University of Singapore, at its lecture hall tomorrow 7.30 p.m. Admission is free.
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    10 ideas on how to cut waste in manpower
    193 10  - 10 ideas on how to cut waste in manpower IRENE NGOO By THE Management Service* Department baa received It proposals to reduce waste of manpower and raise productivity In the public service. Accepted proposals can earn the officers up to six month*' salary for each post made redundant under the
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    NPB answers pleas by firms in need
    525 10 Ergonomics useful tool for managers A LOCAL manufacturer employing 185 workers was at nis wit's end trying to deal with a high worker turnover that averaged 44 per cent monthly, compared with the national average of 6 per cent. He was also plagued
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    Made-in-Singapore surgery equipment for world
    152 10 Made-in-Singapore surgery equipment for world HOSPITALS across half the world and more will be able to use Singapore made surgical instruments when the first Japanese plant here producing these equipment starts production next July. Japan Medical Supply (S), which has an initial investment of $16 million, will produce disposable medical
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    MOVING UP AT OUB
    100 10 THE executive director of the Overseas Union Bank, Mr Lee Hee Seng, has been appointed managing director. He will share the responsibilities of chief executive as joint managing director with the bank's chairman, Mr Lien Ying Chow. Before joining the OUB, Mr Lee held a number
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    4 more services go hybrid OMO
    128 10 4 more services go hybrid OMO FROM Sunday, the Singapore Bus Service will convert four more services into the OMO (one-man-operated) hybrid system giving commuters the chance of riding in OMO step-fare buses or in regular buses with conductors collecting stage fares. The hybrid system was introduced on May 25
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    Film to show appreciation
    61 10 KIM Keat Zone C Residents Committee will screen The Pink Panther Strikes -\gain at the open ground between Blocks 12 and 13, Ltrong 7 Toa Payoh. on July 2b at 7.30 p.m. The show is to sl.ow the RC's appreciation to the residents tor their recent
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    Thundery showers over next fortnight
    128 10 Thundery showers over next fortnight EXPECT thundery showers, mainly la the l»te morning Mid early Afternoon, on four to six days in the next fortnight. Widespread early morning showers with strong gnsty winds can also be expected on two or three days. That Is the weather forecast by the Meteorological
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    UOB opens in Los Angeles
    84 10 UNITED Overseas Bank Limited will open an agency in Los Angeles today bringing the group s network of overseas Dranches and agencies in Malaysia. Hongkong, Japan, United Kingdom and the United States to 34. The new agency will complement the New York agency by covering
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      219 10 Bringing Up Father By Bill Ka /anagh Hal Camp IW, SOifM© TO ASK PATHER I I'VE &OT TO I KAOA' VDU Ukf ME to} s I WAS &OIW& TO TO CL-EAH OUT TME CELi-AR V. WORK" PAST .'J BE DRESSED UP AT ALL J ASKT YOU TO DO BEFORE HE
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    500 tyre workers get $3m retrench benefits
    278 11 SOME 500 workers of Bridgestone Singapore will be paid a total of $3 million in retrenchment benefits when the company folds up by the end of the year. Bridgestone and the Pioneer Industries Employees' Union (PIEU), aided by the Labour Ministry, signed an
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    Speech contest
    31 11 AN oratorical contest in English and Mandarin will be held at I hi 1 Tanjonß Pagar community centre on July 26 at 7.30 p.m. For more details, ring *****98.
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    Ex-sergeant sues govt over loss of pension'
    197 11 A RETIRED sergeant, who was with the Singapore Police Force for 21 years before being transferred to the Commercial and Industrial Security Corporation, where he served a further term of almost six years, said he suffered a loss of pension upon his retirement
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    S'pore signs liberal air pact with Chile
    288 11 S'pore signs liberal air pact with Chile SINGAPORE and Chile yesterday signed a liberal air pact allowing the national airlines of both countries access to either side. The agreement, which marked the conclusion ol three days of negotiations between a five-member Chilean delegation and an eight-man Singapore team, imposed no
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    Knock-down furniture plant set up
    109 11 Knock-down furniture plant set up A PLANT has been set up in the Sungei Kadut industrial estate to assemble imported knock-down furniture for the domestic and export markets. Caliwav Pte. Ltd.. a ioint venture between the local Maya Group and Jacques Parisot of France, will initially assemble 400 bedroom suites
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    Delegates air grouses over limited role in decision-making
    317 11 Delegates air grouses over limited role in decision-making HOW seriously trade unions consider the question of equality can only be seen in the extent to which they allow women to participate in decision-making Though women do form a large percentage of union membership, this is not reflected in the number
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    Airlines suspend six tour agents
    123 11 I SIX tow ageato here were yesterday saspeaded from sellfaig the tickets of is alrltaes far month after they were found pricing retara (ares between here aad Europe below the standard J2JMB. The sairpwMloa is the first punitive action takea by the airllaes which operate
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    Denies charges of slapping, outrage
    226 11 A MEDICAL sales representative said he was so taken aback by the rudeness of a car park attendant that he scolded her and reported her to the Car Parks Division. Tan Yong Liang. 49, said this at his defence yesterday and denied the charges of
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Shares suffer slight falls
      332 12 SHARE prices finished off best la selective trading yesterday as the Singapore stock market tailed to retain baittsh Interests. ReHeetlag the lack of broad support, the Straits Time* Industrial Index cUppedoff aaother $.17 point* to 557.04 as Mac chip Industrials mom aader light selling. The Basiaess
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      Kuala Lumpur
      290 12 SHARE prices held up weU to close narrowly mixed in another session of active trading at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Despite overseas weakness, there was sustained support in the market. Buyers took the opportunity to capitalise on any weakness, thus keeping the market on a fairly
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      Money and exchanges
      210 12 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1155 65 and closed at (2.1147/53 in the Singapore forex market yesterday The market met resistance at the $2 1160 level and drifted to the $2.1140 level. Light buying support in the afternoon helped the market to close off the
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      NOMINAL RATES
      346 12 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 16: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: Source: Merrill Lynch International (Asia) Co. NTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: CutranctM HomtoalratM SmMMontan PwcwtUg* »e*l dalUnt U om inlt of foreign car■eacy: JS dollar 2.1147 2.1153 2.8196
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      Discount
      50 12 I RANGE of price* offered by dis < count houses on July 16: Overnight 3 615 16. Call deposit* 6. -6 Ctesiag Bayiaf Selliaf 3- month Treasury bills 8 6. 3 month Bank bills 9S/16 S7/10 3 months CD 9 8 6 months CD 815/16 813/16 Source: National Discount
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      Money market
      32 12 Closing Interbank rates fo Singapore dollars on July 18: Offer Bid Overnight 9 8"> 1 month »H 9'« 2 months »1/1« 815/'. 3 months 9 8 Overnight mode 9 9/16
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      Prime lending rates
      28 12 THE avenge rate at which majtr Singapore I I baaks are eureatly prepared to lead to their best I I easterners Is 11.2 per mat.
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        Falls
        46 12 M V I ih.ngri-L. Vfaftnum Corpn J U E .rating' K L laduilrie* iel Properties 4traiU Tradinc Clangor Dredx Kuala Sidim "old Storace 1150 1120 1000 730 S» 250 925 710 600 424 358 -20 -20 -20 -20 -15 ■14 -10 -10 -10 -10 -10
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        Rises
        35 12 L suiiri F E Lcvinfaton 3 C B C M Flour ahan( Cons Cablea trrjunt.i land A Pen OK) 384 1120 244 216 234 1040 610 tJ5 128 20 17 17 14 10 10
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        Most active stocks
        24 12 Pahang Cons U90.000 f Merlin 436,000 OCBC 386,000 City Dcv 378,000 Total turnover: 9.07 m Total value: $28 51m Source: SES
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        Indices
        30 12 BT. Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: DCBC: SESInd: 6353 48 6375.96 ***** 557.06 ***** 993.50 ***** 489.00 409.48 408.92 354.20 354.44 912.38 ***** ***** 554.39 517.58 514.03
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        H'kong
        383 12 HONGKONG: Stocks closed sharply down but finished above their lows after a late rally in very active trading yesterday, dealers said. The Hang Seng index closed 37.15 points down at 1059 89, with dealers attributing the fall to local liquidation due to margin calls on the depressed local gold
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        Tokyo
        360 12 TOKYO: Share prices closed higher in moderately active trading yesterday, on selective buying of speculatives, although late profit-taking in front-runners pared early advances, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 22.78 to 6816.15 points, with a volume of 330 million shares. The New index was 469.15 up 0.54 point.
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        TIN
        145 12 THE STRAITS tin price fell another $9 to $2,120 per picul (equivalent to $35.06 per kilo, down 15 cents) in Penang yes- terday, on an official offering down 57 tonnes. The London market closed easier with forward buyers slipping £65 per tonne. LONDON: Tin on the day was down
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        CLOSING PRICES
        41 12 Rubber: July 16 Singapore: Aug: 280.75 cents (down 3.25 cents) Malaysia: Aug: 285.50 cents (down 3.00 cents) Tin: M 52,120 (down $9) (equivalent to $35.05 per kilo) (down 15 cents) Official offering: 150 1 2 tonnes (down 57 tonnes)
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        COPPER
        32 12 LONDON: Copper prices or Tuesday (previous in brackets) Wirebar Spot £903.50 (£903. SO); sellers £904 (£904); Three Month buyers £926.50 (£926); sellers £927 (£926.50) Market toae: Barely steady. Sale*: 9,100 tonnes
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        RUBBER
        546 12 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed easier yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 280.75 cents per kilo, down 3.2S cents on Tuesday's close, dealers said. The afternoon market eased marginally following further trade and long selling with the earlier fall in London also contributing to the
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        SSR and SMR
        91 12 SOON SSK uxl SMR pn<«« y«Wf<J day BA8 SSR2U U-uapallMl ■i iiuip*Uf<> MRBLB SMKCV aun>(alMl SMRL II too p^Wti ■iMk s 11 uxifalktl SMRGP (luapalktl SMR 10 IlloapiUttI SMRW UMipdlMI SMR^i lltoipallMI Ai|u> S«pl..b.r ICWHI Mtk) (Porw.nl Mlkl Bmyn Ht\\»n Bo.ri SalUra WOUO 26JU0N ***** M3.00N 2i7
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        Produce prices
        143 12 CHINESE Preface Exekaage, SUgaswc, am deals* arteta per 1M kg yesterday Csesswt sil: Bulk fob 143.75 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $153.75 sellers, new drum fob $159 75 sellers. Csara: Mixed (loose) $86 50 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asia NLW $440.00 sellers. Sarawak
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        GOLD
        263 12 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $41 985 and closed at $41.2*5 yesterday In the Far list, gold opened at US$6l3 00 615.00 and was traded up to $615.50 617 50 on good local demand It slipped slowly on lack of buying support to close
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        Treasury Bill tender
        43 12 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore has invited banks and discount houses to tender for a total of $70 million 91-day Treasury bills to be issued from July 22 to July 25. Each tender must not be for less than $250,000.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1592 13 r THE last tnnuctrd rwdy talr at the clour of husinrfe on the Stork Exrhangr ot Singa poir yntrrday compaird with ihr prr\-k>us day's prttn to|(Mh«r with m hl^h and low Adiustnl for srrtp rlfhta Imue). Scoreboard, Unit Trusts: See page 14 Closing tone: Mixed. Turnover: Official figures
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1638 13 BID and offer prices officially li. :«d and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yestertay w.h the number of sh.™ traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specitied All Times Seltlemenl Contracu are quoted after the word "afirv Bl*
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1897 13 HID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Slock Exchange yes lerda) with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise speci (led IMH ntkiu.s Araja.3.MK> Aleaai 2.398 2 455) (5) 2.43 (3) 2.42
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      81 13 Sarawak pepper exports up KUALA LUMPUR: Sarawak pepper exports rose to 3,066 tonnes worth Msl2 21 million in January, from 2,219 tonnes worth 18.43 million in December, and 2.084 tonnes worth $8.48 million in January 1979, the Pepper Marketing Board said January exports this year were aided by a reduction
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      G. Lumber
      71 14 HELPED by an increased turnover, General Lumber (Holdings) moved back into the black for the first six months of its current financial year. Group net unaudited trading profit for the first half year to March 31, 1980 was $444,600 compared with a loss of $119,700 in the previous
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      Tat Lee nets $6.8m in transaction
      428 14 Tat Lee nets $6.8 m in transaction PAN Malayan Holdings, a subsidiary of Tat Lee Bank, has sold its 20 per cent holding in Keng Soon. Finance to Supreme Corporation. The sale of 1.26 million Keng Soon Finance shares of Msl each at M 55.60 per share came together with
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      Unit trusts
      159 14 AJlBt THNOT BBCUUTIEB ASIA (Mimwi' prim Isr Jal 11) Spore Growth Fund 1«. LM UIB-MONTAtiI (Mi«H«n' frtn* tar Jal 11) Union Spore Fund 107 1.12 INCOME aWND ITffT {Cunutrhtm) Income Bond 124 1.30 (MiMfi' frtn* tar JU 17) "he Commerce 171 2.1 "he Savlngi Fund 1 74 1.1
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        Sydney prices move up
        301 14 SYDNEY, Wed. Stock prices closed firmer on overseas buying, dealers said. Strata initially rose 50 cents to A53.15 in anticipation of a report to back rumours of a major find at tne Woodada No. 2 well but an announcement that the well had not yet reached
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        Heavy trading in New York
        252 14 NEW YORK, Tues. A strong morning rally in the stock market faded and stocks lost ground through the afternoon in the heaviest trading since late March today. Analysts said investors decided to take profits after the gains of the prior two sessions that lifted prices
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        Zurich closes higher
        255 14 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices closed higher, with all sectors except banks showing gains in higher volume, as the positive economic outlook stimulated the market, dealers said. Financials were firmer with Oerlikon-Buehrle Bearer. Elektrowatt, Schindler Bearer and Forbo B in good demand, but banks remained neglected with only
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        Amsterdam shares firmer
        271 14 AMSTERDAM, Tues. Share prices closed higher, with Royal Dutch gaining 1.70 and Unilever 0.80 guilders, while Akzo and KLM, down 0.30 and 0.70 respectively, were the only lower issues among actives, dealers said. ABN picked up seven in banks. Investment funds Robeco and Rolinco rose 1.50 each.
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        London market closes firm
        523 14 LONDON. Tues. Stock prices closed firm following small demand in a thin market, dealers said. At 3pm. the Financial Times index was up 7.5 points at 497.2. The feature in equities was the (all in Midland Bank to 348p from 370p on news that it is
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        Selected indices
        45 14 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday «g.B Monday «5" Week Ago «<«-? DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuoday Monday Week Ago SOT-aS H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday {gj.o4 Week Ago iobi.«« SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Wednesday jj* Tuesday "Sgi Week Ago wmh ALL ORDINARIES Wedn««Jay Tuesday Week Ago WB.BO k. k.
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      203 16 Problem grows unseen at entrance to port PORT KLANG, Wed KLANG port's southern harbour, rapidly recovering from the extensive damage caused by the June 5 fire, faces another problem. Mud and sand have been building up around the hidden wreck of a Panama nian-registered freighter for the past four years.
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      82 16 Reservation rules are eased KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Passengers on MAS flights to Singapore or domestic flights need not re-confirm their reservations if they wish to continue their journey or return to places of departure within 72 hours of arrival. This follows the introduction of a new flight reservation facility by
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      487 16 K. LUMPUR, Wed. AT LEAST five municipal councils have sent urgent requests to the Federal Government asking for annual grants to implement the new civil service pay scheme. Under the scheme, the councils' wage bills have generally risen substantially, and they are
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      62 16 KUALA LUMPU.-t, W?d. The Malaysian ambassador to the Soviet Union, Datuk Zainal Abidin Sulong. will be the country's next permanent representative t > the United Nations, Dep- ty Foreign Minister Datuk Mokhtar Hash im announced here yesterday Datuk Zaina: succeeds Tan Sri Zaiton Ibrahim. Datuk
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  • The Straits Times THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1980
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      192 18 The, big revolution. Canon starts it with NP-200. The world's smallest plain paper copier for copies up to A3 size. Canon's ultimate objective in the development of photocopiers is to produce one that runs on its own, with absolutely no maintenance required. And now, with the introduction of NP-200, Canon
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      330 19 Reply to candidates' complaints expected soon PLEASE refer to the letters, "All we want is a proper chance to prove our skills," by Priscilla Chan Wai Teng, "Victims" and "Very Disappointed" (ST, July 7). Let me inform your writers that the
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      290 19 THE Straits Times continues to receive letters on the Anglo Chinese School snobbery controversy. Today we pubI lish another selection. I AM glad that at long last a senior government minister has spoken out frankly against snobbery. If unchecked, this attitude of
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      360 19 Now we want to join the ACS O.B.A. WITH reference to the remarks by the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Gon Keng Swee, that ACS is the "worst culprit" vis-a-vis school snobbery, I would add that ACS is not the only culprit. A neighbour, an engineer with an annual salary of
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      282 19 New rules not totally unjustified even though exacting WITH reference to the comments made by "ExACSian" (ST, July 3), I would, first, like to assure him that I, too, am a loyal old-boy of the school. However, in fairness, I feel compelled to draw his attention to a few aspects
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      358 19 MUCH has been written about snobbery in ACS and its many negative effects. To start with, as an ACS student, I was never offended by ostentatious displays of wealth. Rather, it acted as an incentive to work harder. I was. and am. determined that my son
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      161 19 SABS: Our taxis are to alleviate shortage in the CBD WE REFER to yonr reader "Fed-no's" letter, "Up to SABS to provide a good service" (ST, July 1) and weald like to make the following clartOeatloa. 1. SABS currently operates 2M Central Basinem District taxis. Ac these taxis are aimed
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      193 19 New post office to replace one at Killiney Road WE REFER to the letter from "Stamp Licker" (ST, July 7) concerning Killiney Road Post Office. Normally four to five counter positions (besides the Post Office Savings Yellow box to ease flow WE WOULD Like "JM" ("Easing Flow", ST, June 19)
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      554 21 ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT CLERKS required by a Management Firm Please apply slating experience and salary expected and telephone number lo: ST. Box MHfl A) FEMALE CLERKS a With typing experience B) FEMALE SALES CLERKS C) DELIVERY CLERKS With class 2 and 3 licence. IntVfvstvxJ appJtcant*. pftMO# sppty personalty, to: M.
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      486 21 A multi-national Corpora- tion in Jurong requires a: CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY This is a challenging position which offers the successful candidate interesting job responsibilities and career development opportunities REQUIREMENTS: a At least a GCE 'O' level Certificate with strong credit In English. c Private Secretarial Certificate or Diploma with shorthand and
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      710 21 CHINESE FEMALE CLERK required Ability to handle phone calls, do simple Accounts and typing Place of work Kapo Flatted Factory. Upper Paya Lebar Road Starling salary S3BO Write lo: 503 Thong Chai Building. 50 Chin Swee Road. Spore 0316 with recent photograph attached, for appointment CLERICAL ASSISTANT WITH knowledge of
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      610 21 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK (English educated) urgently required Experienced In import/export documentation essential State expected salary, to: ST. Box A ***** FEMALE GENERAL CLERK with bookkeeping knowledge for Jurong factory. Jurong residents preferred TEL: *****76/*****77 or apply to: S.T. BOX A***** FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required with GCE (i level. Please call
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      618 21 We are a rapidly expanding subsidiary of one of the largest and oldest U.S. multi-na-tional companies manufacturing high technology electronic products in a newly completed factory in Jurong. We invite suitably qualified candidates for the position of: RECEPTIONIST Qualifications and Experience: a GCE O' level with credit In English c
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      635 21 NEPTUNE AGENCIES (PTE) LTD requires FEMALE fIIWPINO CLERK c A GCE O' level Certificate with at least 3 O' level passes c Preference given to those with some working experience In shipping documentation Those interested, please apply giving full resume, salary expected and telephone contact number to: THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
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      728 21 TELEPHONIST/TYPIST j Established Trading Firm I seeks YOUNG LADY with Ihe I c Typing speed 45 w.p.m. I accuracy and neatness I essential c Shorthand preferred c Ability to undertake I various duties c No previous working ex- I perlence necessary as I full training will be 1 given c
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      692 21 A large Trading Organisation requires FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS (Part/Fulltime) c Fluency in English. Maniarln and other local dialects. c Previous experience in sales promotion a definite advantage. Pleasant and outgoing personality and willing to work hard Attractive salary and commission in line with qualifications and experience. Interested applicants may call
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      637 21 OYMENT EnvironfTiGnlail Product Company reejMTM MALE/ FEMALE PRODUCT REPRESENTATIVES c Singaporean between 18 and 25 c limnl standard ol spoken Knglish c l Liss I driving licence c OCI <) Level (Science stream preferred 1 c OOOd basic salary with Irmnepon allowance and Write with lull personal particulars and photograph
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      4168 22 II EMPLOYMENT [j II EWPLOYMEUT 11 EWPLOYMEUT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT WANTED I I E ■ta>to4i9*H#d InMtfMico Svrvtcv company r*q«MrM MARKETING EXECUTIVES Preferably possessing strong 1 contacts with IMPORTERS/ EXPORTERS. TRADING COMPANIES. TRANSPORT COMPANIES ANO FREIOHT FORWARDERS. Attractive remuneration (salary pw. commission) ofteced Please write, to S.T. BOX A9OSOB giving
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      532 22 HYMOLD PTE. LTD. requires: SPRAY PAINTERS c No shift c Good s'* rung pay c High job allowance MS SIO9 according u> skill te;i c Transport provided c Attendance Incentives c Regult.r overtime c Other benefits to be discussed during interview Hostel provided for Malaysians Interview at: NO. 1, FOURTH
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      463 22 aBJBBBBBa^BBaa^BBBBBBB^ Immediate vacancies for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Requirements: c 16 to 40 years c Single/married c No experience required c Singaporeans/Malaysians Benefits: Free transport No shift rotation No scope work Kree medical attention Good annual leave plan Compasslonate/marnage< malrrnity 'paternity leave Company's hostel for Malaysians Annual wage supplement I Insurance
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      339 23 II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPLOYMENT II EMPL I 46 Situations Vacant c) Production PHILIPS require* PRODUCTION WORKERS (Male) Applicants should: c Have completed Secondary 2 education c Be physically strong and prepared to do some manual Duties: Assembly of colour TV Receivers interested candidates pilau can personally
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      120 23 if M Manufacturing Concern in Jurong 1) MALE MACHINE OPERATORS 2) FEMALE PRODUCT INSPECTORS I- or immediate employment We ull.T «.mkl Ni.irtiiiK salary, attr.i.nw allowances kikkl fringe benefit! »orkmi; environment, promotion prospect! »nh transport provided Interested ippucaau a* penonall] to 27. Ist Lok Yang Road. Singapore. 2262 (SBS HO Irom
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      195 23 Manufacturing concern in Jurong has immediate vacancies tor the A) JUNIOR CMABGEMANOS Preferably with NTC Grade 3 In Sheet metal and/or Metal Machining and with 1 year's workIng experience Those without irade certificate bul with working experience ran also apply B) PRODUCTION WORKERS Those Interested, please phone: 2****** or SSIS74
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      552 23 Monthly Earnings: Approximately $700$lOOO Requirement: 2 3 years workshop experience in regrinding of cutters (end-mills, reamers, drills, side-and-face cutters) Please write stating full personal resume, working experience and current earnings to S T BOX A***** OR RING *****2 Ext. 16 for an interview appointment. We are a large well established
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      669 23 A PRINTING COMPANY requires Female General Clerk Must have knowledge of Accounts and Mandarin. Delivery Clerk. Must have driving licence and experienced book binding girls. Please apply personally at: 523. Blk 23. Bendemeer Road. ARCHITECTS OFFICE REQUIRES Apprentice/ Office Boy. Interested please call personally at: Suite 3-306. 3rd floor Merlin
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      676 23 ENGINEERING FIRM REQUIRES ur gently a) Clerk, b) Salesmen Please call *****72 ESTABLISHED FIRM IN SEMBAWANG rvquir*. imm«xJiat*ly DESPATCH WORKER a Must own a motorcycle and possess a valid class 2 driving licence c Able to read and speak English Attractive salary will be paid to the successful applicant For
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      542 23 HOKURIKU (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Loading Jipintit #f#CtfOfMCI qwres: SAMPLING SPECIALIST Welcomes all applicants belni strong and Interested In prlmar; Mathematics and electronics v design value of printed resistors Sufficient education shall tx provided to those workers employed. We Offer: c Good wages ranging frorr $14 lo J2O per day with
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      532 23 Da An American company has an Immediate vacancy for MALE STORE ATTENDANT y 0 c Secondary 2 educa- tion c Between 20-30 years of age c Completed full time 1 National Service 1 c Willing to work on three rotating shift c Commencing gross salary $350/- p.m. s c Adjustment
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      481 23 HOTEL PHOENIX SINGAPORE has immediate vacancies for: 1) SALES OFFICER Requirements: a Working knowledge of Japanese, c GCE O1O 1 Level. (Kindly write in and attach a recent photograph). 2) COFFEEHOUSE WAITRESSES a Able to speak English a Salary $380 per month. 3) ROOM MAIDS a Salary $325 per month.
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      476 23 .OYMENT Qollei Invll application! from Singapore/Malaysia ti Citizens and Permanent Residents for the following positions: TOOL DIE MAKERS c Minimum NTC or NTT 2 in Tool and Die Making with at least 3 years experience in making, maintaining and repairing of progressive, compound, bending tools etc. c Must be able
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      4669 24 II EMPLOYMENT |j| II EMf LOYMEKT II EMPLOYMENT |,f 111 VEHICLES 4 BOATS 111 VEHICLES A BOATS 46 Situation* Vacant t) Miscellaneous S -»-w j k THE AMERICAN CLUB pr I EJ requires: IkF *d waiters/ g WAITRESSES Robmson's Group ol Companies J2) DISH- require WbQHPRQ 1) Secretary to Group
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      922 24 MUST SELL. 1973 Escort 1100 Excellent condition with cassette. PARF. Insurance till Aug '81 Highest offer secures Owner leaving Tel: *****4 after 12 p m $1,500 DOWNPAYMENT CAN drive 1972. Escort 1100 4-door. Very good condition PARF eligible *****2. 1888. FORO CORTINA 1600 Super Beautiful condition. Tax. insurance new. 5
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      849 24 1874 MERCEDES 230* Automatic, aircond. radio cassette, mini condition. Tel *****1 1 ***** Henry Ng 1877 MERCEDES BENZ 250 (EM number plate) 1 private owner orange colour, sports rims Showroom condition. $59,000 0.n.0. View: 329 Buklt Tlmah Road. 3ms Tel: *****1 1 David. 1877 MERCEDES 200 one private owner, complete
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      6231 25 111 VEHICLES A BOATS 1 1| 111 VEHICLES k BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES 55 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota MIO 1*72 CELICA road tax insur .ime new, up lop condition. mkiv aircond. sporLs rtn ,tle radio, tull-kote Tall milts chanfl to new model
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      835 25 I c) Rooms A ROOM TO let in Ang Mlo Klo area Ring Esther. *****81 *****35 9am lo 5 p in AVAILABLE 1.6.60 DIST. 1543 own entrance fully furnished room/ fan bathroom with water heater telephone/ kitchen/ refrigerator/ $280 p m To view, ring: mum DIST. 1542. TWO FURNISHED rooms
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      790 25 62 Leave Accommodation AUSTRALIAN PROFESSOR SEEKS small furnished hov e or apartment from now until 18 August Wheeler *****44 Room 1015. 63 Residential Properties For Sale a) Houses A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED semi-detached: Grove Drive, dlst 10 4 bedrooms, servant's, storeroom, basement. 4.650 sq.ft $490,000 General Properties *****3/ *****5 A BEAUTIFUL
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      1817 26 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES I IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES SERANGOON ROAD. DIST. 19 double-storey terrace, 5 m.s. 5 bedrooms, freehold 2135 sq.ft. Please call tel: *****46 TAI KENG GARDEN Shop for sale. Area: about 1.500 sq.ft. Free carpark 5 miles fron City. Near Airport Ring: *****4. THOMSON HILLS DIST.
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      446 26 A MODERN DIST. 11 Townhouse I located In a quiet residential locality with 3 cosy bedrooms. impressive living/ dining, spa- j clous kitchen No restrictions to foreigners Selling at $335,000 Fields *****/ *****/ *****. AN EXQUISITELY FURNISHED unique design 3-roomed/ 1 study i apartment with spacious dining/ living to large
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      825 26 DMT. 10 LEWIS COURT luxurious 4-bedroomed apartment. Terrazzo. parquet flooring. 2.000 sq ft Freehold $280,000 0.n.0. Regent *****55. DIST. 10 RIOGEWOOO KUHIO High floor. Panoramic view of the pool 1.400 sq.ft 3 bedrooms, completing soon $355,000 EBC: *****40/*****41 DIST. 10. RIDGEWOOD KAMEHAMEHA Completing soon High floor Panoramic view. 1,600 sq.ft.
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      866 26 MERLIN PLAZA APARTMENT 2 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, q beautifully furnished Fully air- li conditioned and carpeted High F floor. Good facilities. Tel: F *****76/ *****57 Andrew Lrong Housing Agency r MIMOSA PARK CONDOMINIUM. 3 g bedrooms/ 3 bathrooms, fully p furnished/ swimming pool, rent: c $2,000 Sale $290,000 Meng Hous-
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      704 26 i BROAD RANGE of buyers reiulre houses/ apartments. Wiling to pay good prices for right 'ropertles Owners, please call legent *****55. t BUSINESSMAN WISHES to purhase a house or apartment In ood residential areas Willing to iay good price Owners please all *****20 l BUSINESSMAN GENUINE ocal/ foreign purchaser "with
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      711 27 IV ACCOMMODATION 6 PROPERTIES IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES VI EDUCATION INSTRUCTION VII TRAVEL ft TOURS VII TRAVEL ft TOURS 67 Office Space a) For Sale DIST. 7. GOLDEN WALL Auto BpaN I'arls Centre (Rochore Canal Road. Albert Street' short Street) Completing early 81 Area 1150 sqft (Property AgGOLDENMILE 6TH FLOOR 240
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      746 27 CM3I Required by our clients to purchase or lease at Bukit Timah, Pasir Panjang, East Coast Road, Paya Lebar Areas **^A^-Pel— i— st^L^»» OFFICE SPACE REQUIRED by established firm preferably in On-hard Road or Shenton Way. Arra 500 U> 4.000 sq ft Will consider purchase' rental Contact: *****77 68 Shop
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      518 27 SINGAPORE SHOPPING CENTRE prime location shops and offices fur rent Groundlloor shop from 400 to 900 sq ft Facing Penang Road/ Clemenceau Avenue. Mezzanine floor 366 sq ft Facing escalators 3rd floor offices cum showroom from 366 sq ft to 2.000 sqft Enquiries *****8 David. THE ARCADE. 400 sq ft
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      682 27 O Wanted REQUIRE IN LUCKY PLAZA FOR I STOCK SPACE. Area: 300 to 400 sq.ft. I CONTACT MR TAN TEL *****03 INSTRUCTION j 1. IMPORT. EXPORT PROCEDURES a j DOCUMENTATION COURSE Our Popular It Practical Course every course Is being con- i ducted by a panel of minimum 4 qualified
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      40 28 FAMILY OF THE lute Mrs. Anna Parkiam John thank Pastors of Methodist Church, relatives and friends for their sympathy and assistance at her funeral Special thanks to Doctors and Staff of Sembawang Hospital for their courtesy and care
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      64 28 IN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF X RAM AS AMY DEPARTED 17/7/7* A YKAK HAD PASSED SINCE YOU DEPART BUT MEMORIES OF YOUR LOVE STILL LIVES IN OUR HEART SADLY MISSED BY FAMILY STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS A OBITUARIES $10.50 for IS word* (run-on style) $36.00 tor
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      67 28 (MAYYANAD) REJI RA JAN beloved son of K. Ro|on of Kuala lumpur was colled unto his eternal rest on 28th May 1980 after a ihort illness at Madras, leaving behind bereaved father, mother Soraswathi Rajan ond titter Rheena Ra- TIN PRODUCTION the results of The Pahang Con aolidaled Company
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      269 29 BROOKLJNE, Wei. Heat and humidity fareMi niath seed Manocl Oraates ta withdraw Irim his flrsWaaai mea's singles match at the Uiited States prafessleaal teaals caamptoashlps here yesterday. Oraates was dewa $-1 to ff llow SpaaUrd Feraaaa* Uma when he quit becamse af exhaasTsp seed Jimmy Ceo- ers,
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      611 29  -  EPSOM JEEP By THE Malayan Racing Association will decide soon on next year's racing schedule and, from all indications, it is likely to be a new-look one to cope with the record number of horses in training and to tackle the problem of
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      203 29  -  FAIRWAY Hi JUST how good is Joonita? There is little doubt that the three-year-old filly by Hotfoot is a galloper above the ordinary. In her debut in Penang in April, she came with a nourish in the final 200 metres to win by eight lengths over
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      308 29 Ovett equals Coe's 1,500 m world mark OSLO, Wed. Steve Ovett, of Britain equalled the 1,500 metres world record at the Oslo Games track and field meet here Ovett, 24, was officially timed 3 mm. 32.09 sec. Under the rules of the International Amateur Athletic Federation, his time will officially
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      282 29 JOHANNESBURG, Wed. Val Ashworth, president of the South African Basketball Federation, said today he was very disappointed that his organisation had been expelled By the sport's international body, but we have good contacts overseas." The International Amateur Basketball Federation yesterday voted In Moscow to oust South Africa in protest
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      198 29 Derbyshire 20 pts; Somerset four. At Cardiff: match drawn. Hampshire 383-7 inns, closed. Glamorgan 72-2. Glamorgan three pts; Hampshire four. At Chelmsford: match drawn. Essex 230 and 80-5 dec. Leicestershire 150-4 dec. and 131-9 (D. Gower 46; D. Acfield 5-31). Essex three pts; Leicestershire
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      316 30  -  JOE DORAI By THE Sultans' Gold Cup soccer final may be played in Singapore. The Singapore Malays Football Club are to make a bid to stage the final at the National Stadium in September. Almuddin Hashim, Singapore Malays team manager, leaves for Kuala Lumpur
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      218 30 GEYLANG INT'L 1 TIONG BAHRU 1 TOA PAYOH 0 CHANGI UTD 1 A TRICKY goal four minutes before time helped Geylang International hold high-flying Tiong Bahru to a 1-1 draw in the National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. And the
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      Australians to replace India
      244 30 AUSTRALIA, last year's i Lion City Cup soccer finalists, have been invited to compete in this year's tournament at the National Stadium from 1 Aug. 23-Sept. 3. The Football Associa- tion of Singapore Executive Committee last night decided to invite the Australians following India's withdrawal from
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      334 30  - Ratnam's 71 embarrasses local pros ERNEST FRIDA By JAMES RATNAM, an unknown amateur golfer, yesterday embarrassed Singapore's professional players. The 29-year-old Singapore Armed Forces personnel fired a sizzling even-par 71 to finish a stroke behind the best professional score in the Sembawang Country Club pro-am tournament Phua Thin Kiay, a
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      349 30 MUIRFIELD, Wed. Ben Crenshaw, of the United States, is fed up with finishing second and thinks it is about time he began to win the world's major golf championships, starting with the British Open here in Scotland. The 28 year-old Texan has never won
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      Top swimmers for New Zealand meet
      262 30  -  KEN JALLEH By IF all goes well, Singapore's top swimmers will find themselves in Christchurch, New Zealand, in January for the Invitational Pacific Swimming meet. The meet, scheduled for late January, will feature swimmers from New Zealand, Australia, the United States, Canada and Japan.
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      186 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Association of South-east Asian Schools' Sports Council may name two hosts for their competitions. A proposal to this effect will be tabled at the ASSC's first biennial meeting in Singapore on Friday week. ASSC secretary Abdullah Marzuki said yesterday
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      114 30 THE 15th Independence Cup volleyball tournament will be held from Aug. 1024 at the Gay World Stadium as part of National Day celebrations, reports R. MANORAJ. Men's teams expected i to take part are Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association, Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association, Bras
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      Now Eng Mui surprises with long jump record
      393 31  -  SARA UDUWELA By NATIONAL high jump record holder Chua Eng Mvi surprised the crowd at the National Stadium yesterday, when she set a championship record in the long jump for secondary girls. Eng Mvi broke Leong Mci Ling's 5.28-metre record, set in
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      370 31  -  PETER MARTINEZ By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A preliminary national squad for the Asian Cup hockey qualifying rounds in Singapore, from Nov. 110, is most likely to be selected within a week. A selection committee I meeting of the Malaysian Hockey Federation
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      Who says there's nothing in a name?
      175 31  - Who says there's nothing in a name? WILFRED YEO By THE Singapore Billiards Association will never be able to make use of their new clubhouse. At least, not as the SBA. The clubhouse, which occupies a whole poor of the Katong Saloon in Lav's Arcadia, was donated by SBA patron
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      65 31 TODAY'S EVENTS VTHLETICS National inter-primary schools' meet (National Stadium. 2.30) BADMINTON Inter-con-siituenry tournament (Singapore Badminton Hall Delta Sports Complex. 7.30). RUGBY Friendly: Police v Sri Lanka (Police Academy. 5.15). SOCCER NFL HvWh Oae: Armed Forces v Fairer Park United (Jalan Besar. 8), Kaki Bukit v Changi Constituency (Jurong. 8). Sumparv
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      236 31  -  PETER SIOW By THE Royal Johore Shooters' Association have rarely done well in the Pesta Sukan shooting championships, starting from Aug. 2-7 at Rifle Range Road, but that does not mean they can be ignored. For they have always had star material in Malaysian internationals
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      181 31 THE Singapore women's table tennis team will play a friendly match against a Johore Bahru club side tomorrow at the Poi Ching School, in Toa Payoh, reports PETER I SIOW. Among those selected to play against the visitors are the Leow sisters Hock Moi
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      324 31  -  GODFREY ROBERT By Deputy Sports Editor LONDON, Wed. Sue Cogswell, the world's No. 2 woman squash player, will lead a five-member British team on a twomatch tour of Singapore from Aug. 16-21. For Sue, who stands in the shadow of Heather McKay, the
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      352 31 YMtertUy'B rente: BOYS Post-MCMid-ary: 2Mm: 1 Tv See Keng (ACIC) I Sac Yam Kw Kwee (088) J David Ha (ACJC) 23.1; Mfcn hardies: 1 Miug Toe Set (NYJC) I Chan Cfcee Wei (ACJC) 3 Hassan Malik (HI) M.I; 1,5 Mm: 1 S. «t— -ffgi"" (WS) t Philip
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      CJC beat Siglap
      85 31 CATHOLIC Junior College beat Siglap 2-0 in the boys' national post-secondary schools' volleyball championship at Whampoa Secondary School yesterday. Other results (all 2-0 wins): Bava: Seeaadary Graap C Chinese High bt Tiong Bahru, Chung Cheng Branch i bt Sin Ming, Gnap D Jalan Teck Whye bt SAF
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      30 31 THE Singapore Kerala Association wifl hold a .seven-aside soccer tournament at Farrer Park on Aug. 10. Entry forms ai« available from Andrew Amalton (tel: *****22/*****30) or Simon Rozario (*****51).
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      391 31  -  GEORGE DAS By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Team Datsun are furious and they are having second thoughts about competing in next year's Tour of Malaysia motor rally. This, despite the fact that they had captured the overall title and the Manufacturers' Team Award in this year's
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    103 32 MEET Singapore's first f »ur m*Mle military policewomen, from left, Cpi Jubeader Kaar, L/ Cpl S.C.Gwee, Cpl R**a Ck*a and L/Cpl L. L. Salem. They have been deployed along accident-prone areas slace Jaly 1 to crack down on errant military driven. The four have completed a
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    35 32 BEIJING, Wed. Rabies has broken out in at least three city districts here, with rabid dogs killing [our people and infecting 91 since June 20, the Beijing Evening News reported today. Reuter
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    121 32 LAOS WAR GAMES ON THAI BORDER BANGKOK. Wed. Laos has conducted military exercises and deployed troops and large quantities of arms along its common border with Thailand, reports reaching here said today. The reports, quoting Governor Noppharat Wetcharsart of Übon Ratchathani province in north-eastern Thailand, said that the Laotian military
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    53 32 WIESBADEN (West Germany), Wed. Freed American hostage Richard Queen will go home on Friday, officials said today. Mr Queen will go to Maine, where his parents live. His mother Jeanne said today her son, who is suffering from multiple sclerosis, was still undergoing medical tests and
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    243 32 BRITAIN TO BUY TRIDENTS FROM U.S. LONDON, Wednesday BRITAIN has announced it will purchase the Trident submarine-based nuclear missile system from the United States at a cost of £5 billion (Ss2s billion) to replace its ageing Polaris strategic deterrent. Defence Secretary Francis Pym, in a longawaited announcement, told Parliament yesterday
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    58 32 CAIRO, Wed. The deposed Shah of Iran underwent surgery last night to drain an abscess from his right thigh, Al Akhbar newspaper reported here today. According to the press here, a team of doctors treating the deposed monarch said his temperature which was 39 degrees C would
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    40 32 TEIPEH, Wed. Taiwan will hire retired american military experts to train high-level military technological personnel, Admiral Yen Chang-Tung, Vice-Defence Minister said today. The move is to overcome US refusal to disallow Taiwanese techicians to train in America. AFP.
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    331 32 DEFEAT FOR PEACOCK Australia to stand by Pol Pot regime CANBERRA, Wad. AUSTRALIA has reaffirmed its diplomatic recognition of the ousted Pol Pot regime in Kampuchea, despite Foreign Minister Andrew Peacock's desire to withdraw recognition. Mr Peacock confirmed this today following reports of a clash between himself and Prime Minister
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    57 32 COLOMBO, Wed. The Sri Lankan Government today banned strikes in essential services ahead of a threatened stoppage planned (or Friday by opposition-controlled trade unions. Information Minister A nan datissa De AJwis said employees who did not attend work would lose their jobs and also be tried In
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    259 32 TEHERAN, Wednesday IRAN sealed itself off from the outside world early today, banning departures and arrivals through its air, land and sea frontiers for 48 hours. The ban, decreed by the ruling Revolutionary Council, was imposed after an alleged coup conspiracy. It was apparently aimed
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    48 32 TEHERAN, Wed. Iran will observe its Nationa' Day each year on Feb 11, the Revolutionary Council decided last night The date marks the successful outcome in 1979 of the revolution which toppled the monarchy and inaugurated the Islamic republic led by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny Reuter
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    36 32 LONDON, Wed. Two divisions of the Pakistan Army are being sent to Saudi Arabia to protect the Saudi royal family from attack, the Daily Millet, a London-based Urdu language newspaper has claimed. AP. II
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        120 2 By now all those who watched the first episode of the locally-dubbed Hongkong-produced kungfu serial, God Of Sabre (Ch. 8, 9 p.m.), will agree that the show's only success was its title song. The song, another hit from famous Hongkong composer, Joseph Ku, sounds equally good irre- spective
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      231 2 Court comedy to take over Taxi slot ARE THE sober law and screaming laughter strange bedfellows? Apparently not. Neither is there a law against laughs when young, off-beat lawyers bring comedy to justice in T\te Associates. This new, half-hour comedy series, comprisi ing 13 episodes, starts today over Ch 5
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        127 2 COURTESY a talk in Mandarin by Mr Choo Ping Chyuen, producer with SBC, at Boon Lay Garden community centre at 8 p.m. CANCER a talk in Mandarin by Dr Wang Hwa Kuan at Jalan Ulu Sembawang community centre at 8 p.m. FAMILY PLANNING TALK in Mandarin for newly-weds by Madam
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        1203 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by Rat Trade Need 3.30 Wary Of Events 8 50 Sports Magazine 3.35 The Vagabond Swordsman (r) 900 Cultural Kir f En 8 |ish 4.25 Intermission Jg J» e Associates -The First Day "SfirW lO^aerRe^^ 811^ n Er^ 21 10.05 Thursday
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        Lock icon Gloria's small world
        788 3  -  DANA LAM By A RADIO programme presenter's style almost always leaves a greater impression than the programme itself. Mention Gloria Mannaseh, and some say they find her confectionery, affected and "oozing with sex" over the air. Yet there are mothers who readily compliment her "sweet voice and
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        How she records live...
        241 3 IT was steaming hot with windows and door closed. Yet sitting cross-legged, in rjws, on the floor of the library of the Convent Of The Holy Infant Jesus, Kellock Road, were 44 primary five students. They were disciplined children, or the fact that their teacher was
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        The voices that fell flat in a kungfu drama
        436 3 God Of Sabre (new swordfighting drama) Thursdays, Ch 8, 9 p.m. Reviewed by LEONG WENG KAM VOICE quality and how it can affect the entertainment value of television dramas have seldom disturbed viewers, until the first locally-dubbed Hongkong kungfu serial, God
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      Getting us sold on Chile
      1086 5 Getting us sold on Chile How do you 'sell' a country? Faced with this imposing task is Mr Eduardo Rodriguez, Chile's Charge d'Affaires in Singapore who came here last October to initiate diplomatic relations with the Republic and open an embassy here. MEG JUMP talks to Mr Rodriguez about his
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        106 5 Congratulations Best Wishes on the occasion of the ground breaking of Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (Private) Ltd and the Inauguration of the Polyolefin Company (S) Pte Ltd from JACKSON PLASTIC CO. UNIVERSAL PLASTIC (PTE) LTD Block 1080, No 159& 161 Eunos Avenue 7, Singapore 1440 Cable: "UPJACK" Telex: R*****0 UPJACK
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        299 5 ?*^^?^P^hDhHK Imagine white sandy beaches stretching Wr' as far as the eye can see. And gentle BP^I W^ people with crafts as old as the sea J^r itself, \-\ere is where you discover the 'soul' of Malaysian culture in the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia. j^ h 3 days Kuantan
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        504 6 m We invite applications for the position of VI I PERSONAL ASSISTANT/ I SECRETARY I for one of our principals' regional support I office based in Singapore. I The Job: I Look after the administration of the office I Perform secretarial duties I Able to correspond and work independently I
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        554 6 _iaflSi=^ V Malaysia v t a^ Singapore TRAVEL INDUSTRY IN SAUDI ARABIA An old established company, holding the general sales agency for many major international airlines, plus a large airport handling organisation, urgently requires additional qualified and experienced personnel to assist the current expansion of their marketing programme in the
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        35 6 TG PRIVATE LTD I is now known as I TRAVELTRAVELPLAN PTE LTD. I 117A Somerset House, I Somerset Road. Singapore 0923, Td *****22 Cable: Travdplan. Tdex: RS ***** Watten The address and telephone remain unchanged
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        465 6 METAL BOX SINGAPORE LTD require^ MANAGEMENT TRAINEE for its Personnel Department The prospective candidates should possess at least GCE 'A' level full certificate preferably be ex-National Service Police Inspector be proficient in both English Chinese languages Be prepared to work longer than office hours Good prospect for advancement Salary will
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        926 6 1 ASSISTANT FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT 1 A sut&iantial group of companies engaged in property development, hotel, finance, etc is looking for an ASSISTANT FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT This position has arisen as a result of expansion and re organization within tN> Management Group Division. You will be reporting to the Deputy Financial Controller
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        313 6 IN THE HIGH COURT OP THK REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Cwnpudn WtarflagUp N« M MM ta the Matter «f The OmpanJr* Act (Chapter lfti) Ami la the Matter •< TRANSCONTINENTAL FREIGHT FORWARDERS PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of the abovenamed
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        645 7 JSL i invites mature, young and dynamic graduates toe dovwopfnant as: A. DESIGN MARINE ENGINEER B. NAVAL ARCHITECT C. MECHANICAL ENGINEER Qualifications and Experience For Poet (A): (i) Possess a Degree in Marine Engineering i from a recognised University (li) Previous working expenence advantageous but not essential For Post (B*
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        300 7 A major Construction Company in Brunei seeks PROJECT MANAGER (DMlpuUe) QUALIFICATION: Professional Diploma/ Degree in Civil/Building/ Architecture or equivalent EXPERIENCE: Minimum 8 years relevant experience in i construction industry. Cable of supervising, co-ordinating and administrating large building projects. PROJECT QUANTITY SURVEYOR QUALIFICATION: Professional Diploma/ Degree in Building or Quantity Surveying
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        238 7 NOTICE KstaU tt Chu Tak Via, drcea* rd lilr <l S> IS Kraft Lee Road, Singapore, wb* died on the list af January 1*75. Pursuant to Section 32 of the Trustees Act (Chapter 40) all persons interested In or having claims against the estate of the deceased person abovementioned. whether
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        594 7 bm. BEHN MEYER GROUP OF COMPANIES have a vacancy for the position of a DIVISION MANAGER, Plastics Department, to be ased in Kuala Lumpur Job Function: To direct, assist and coordinate the sales a> tivities of the Plastics Department in the various offices in West Malaysia and to be responsible
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        Paper dolls
        904 8  -  By MEG JUMP SINGAPORE is a big, bustling city that attracts people from all over the world, either as tourists or to live and work here with their families. Of all the wives that accompany their husbands on Singapore postings, the Japanese are, perhaps, the most shy and
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        Creating space with mirror tiles
        315 8 SMALL rooms and narrow areas, especially in Housing Board flats, can be made to appear twice as large by using mirror tiles. Now available in Singapore are a variety of Trufleet self-adhesive mirror tiles produced by Yencken Sandy Glass Industries of Australia. The tiles can
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        356 8 AT JOANNE DREW, IMPROVING YOUR FIGURE 15... POSSIBLE! WHATEVER YOUR MEASUREMENTS, WE CAN MAKE^JI/ YOU MORE SHAPELY. ARM V Jv Under shaped? Fleshy upper or -^f H mt looseness of inside arm? l^^^A WAIST /t I'M MIDRIFF "WW» I 1 M m l\J Visible "spare tyres" Thick and _k I
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        104 8 V^nristian -Dior National Beauty Consultant will be pleased to advise you on your skin care and make-up C.K.TANCLTD from 17/7/80 to 23/7/80 Daily from 11 a. m. to 6 p.m. Hie special occasion taste everytime you cook. COOKING WITH QBB PURF R^S GHEE ENRICHES THE FLAVOUR W^^ f OF GOOD
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