The Straits Times, 15 November 1980

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 111/1/80
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    Lock icon LEE: SHIFT IN CHINA STANCE
    471 1 Policy on insurgents in S-E Asia BEIJING, Friday MR LEE KUAN YEW said today he had grounds to believe the Chinese leaders were re-examining and reformulating their policies towards communist insurgency movements in South-east Asia. The Prime Minister told Reuters in an interview after talks
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    40 1 6 All ether problems, difference*. dii«aßrrrmentB,ronflfcte, cv be either retwlved or postponed •r submerged In order to muter ail strength a*d wmrMi to counter this one overwhelming A throat. 7 Mr Lee on how China views the Soviet threat.
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    Lock icon Meeting the Soviet threat in 1980s
    268 1 BEIJING. Fri. MR LEE KUAN YEW said today after talks with Chinese leaders that Beijing's foreign policy in the Eighties would be to concentrate all its energies to meet what it saw as the overriding threat from the Soviet Union. The Prime Minister made
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    Lock icon More Saudi oil for Japan
    70 1 TOKYO. Fri. Saudi Arabia has told Japan it will increase crude oil supplies to Japan by 140,000 barrels per day. retroactive to Oct 1. government sources said today The sources in the Ministry of International Trade and Industry said the oil-rich nation has Increased its
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    Lock icon Bombs dug up
    42 1 BONN, Fri. Explosives experts have dug up and defused &D bomb* from the email airport acox here where Pope John Paul D will conduct mast with hundred* of thou saadf of worshippers after arriving in West Germany tomorrow AFP
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    KAMPUCHEA PROBLEM 'No solution likely in immediate future'
    546 1 KAMPUCHEA PROBLEM 'No solution likely in immediate future' BEIJING, Fri MR LEE KUAN YEW said today his talks in Beijing had provided a clearer definition of China's position on the "Vietnamese occupation of Kampuchea," which both sides agreed would take several years to resolve. In an Interview with Reuter before
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    Lock icon Arun meets Gromyko
    77 1 MOSCOW, Fri. Thai Deputy Foreign Minister Arun Bhanu pongse met Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko here today at the end of a 48-hour visit centred on Kampuchea and bilateral relations, Thai diplomatic sources said. The Soviet press has remained silent about the visit, but Mr Arun, who
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    Index passes 700 mark
    382 1 THE Straits Times industrial index rose 7.76 points to a new high of 701 69 yesterday This followed promising &ains by share prices as uyers returned to the Singapore stock market with renewed confidence. The Business Times indicator also rallied 850 40 points to *****.17. BUYEBS
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    88 1 THE AastraUaa Government la ewTMtly •eeklag permaatat 1bJaaftioas ban-lag farther dkrtriaattoa af a botk *a the aattoa'a defeaee aad foreiga pollcy, aad Vnnalng farther pakUeaUaa af excerpts tram the war* la the Syaaey Moraiag HeraM and the Melhaarae Age Uar Melhaarae re- porter LIM SAY BOON'S article la
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    You can soon haggle over taxi fares
    523 1  - You can soon haggle over taxi fares EDMUND TEO By HAGGLING over taxi fares, which went out with pirate taxis 10 years ago, is to return to the Singapore public transport scene with official blessings this time. Under this modified share-a-cab scheme, to be launched next year, a passenger can
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    Lock icon Japan to ease sanctions against Russia
    194 1 Japan to ease sanctions against Russia TOKYO, Fri. Japan has decided to ease economic sanctions taken against the Soviet Union for its military intervention in Afghanistan, government sources said yesterday. The sources said the government has agreed to extend new credits to the Soviet Union through the Export-Im-port Bank of
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    Price of cuppa up from today
    349 1 Price of cuppa up from today THE cost of a cuppa has gone up. From today, a cup of coffee or tea on the black will cost five cents more. With milk, it will cost 10 cents more. The same increases apply to cups of Ovaltine, Horlicks and Milo. Two
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    Lock icon Boycott ends
    31 1 JAKARTA. Fri. Students of the University of Indonesia today ended a two-day boycott of classes in protest against the dismissal of student leader Biner Tobing by the university. AFP.
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      Lock icon ALL 16 FREED
      34 1 BRUSSELS, Fri. All If hostages, mostly children, held la a scboolbaa selied today la the Ardeaaea aad driven by force to Braasels have been released, authorities said. AFP. SEE PAGE 4
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      120 1 62 pages today CPF TO INVEST IN BONDS, SHARES? Page 10 NEW policy on defence to place India ahead Z AUSSIE secrets book reveals a frightened nation 3 EAST Germany to cut cultural ties 4 FORMULA saves security talks from collapse BATTERY giant to fight Chinese exports 8 AUSSIE task
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      Lock icon India launches new policy on arms build-up
      510 2 India launches new policy on arms build-up NEW DELHI, Fri SOME of us think It is time the Russians realised that we cannot be taken for granted. We have been very careful about the use of their equipment. Oar men have been trained in the Soviet Union rather than bringing
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      Lock icon Special body to study US reply
      137 2 Special body to study US reply ALGIERS, Fri. Iran's government has set up a special commission to study the US reply to its demands for freeing the 52 American hostages but Iranian diplomats said the initial reaction was not very positive. One Iranian diplomat here repeated that officials in Teheran
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      Lock icon Iran-Iraq War CONFLICT ERUPTS OVER ARAB SUMMIT
      386 2 Iran -Iraq War CONFLICT ERUPTS OVER ARAB SUMMIT BEIRUT, Fri THE Iran-Iraq war has sparked a full-scale row between feuding Arab governments about whether to hold a summit meeting planned for later this month. Iraq today accused Syria of trying to undermine Arab unity by asking for the meeting to
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      Lock icon Manila gets US pledge to keep out terrorists
      302 2 Manila gets US pledge to keep out terrorists MANILA, Friday THE United States today pledged to investigate any possible violations of US law connected with a recent spate of bombings in the Philippines and to tighten its entry control system in an effort to bar terrorists from its soil. US
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      Lock icon Chinese gets death for swindling
      72 2 Beijing, Fri. An official in south-east China has been given a death sentence with a two-year reprieve for having swindled large sums of money from overseas Chinese who had remitted savings to their relatives, Beijing's official radio reported today. The radio said Lin Tianfu, former
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      Lock icon Soviet deputy minister dies
      73 2 MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet Deputy Defence Minister for Armaments Production. Marshal Nikolai Alexeyev, has died, aged 66, the official Soviet news agency Tass said today. Marshal Alexeyev saw service in the Soviet-Finnish War and World War II and held senior posts in the government and general
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      Lock icon Sideliners
      234 2 STAB-GAZING, staring into the fire, and television all have one thing in common they numb the brain. This is the conclusion of two Australian National University researchers who have just completed a twoyear study of the effects of television on viewers. AFP. AN AMERICAN World War II Thunderbolt fighter
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      Lock icon Surrogate mother to hand over newborn to couple
      226 2 NEW YORK, Fri A WOMAN who was artificially Inseminated with the ■perm of a man (ram Laalsvllle, Kentucky, ha* given birth U a boy and plan* to give up the child to the man and hia wife, a TV station station has
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      Aussie secrets book reveals a frightened nation
      1399 3 ISSUE IN FOCUS By LIM SAY BOON Our Melbourne reporter MELBOURNE, Fri. The picture of Australia that emerges from secret documents recently published in a highly controversial book is one of a frightened country of 13 million people, mainly of European descent, caught
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      Lock icon Foot Still has lost of kicK
      139 3 Foot Still has lost of kicK NEWLY-ELECTED Labour leader Michael Foot Is certainly not putting Ms best foot fin-ward as he hobbled on his broken ankle In I>ondon yesterday. Mr Foot broke his ankle after stumbling as he left the House of Commons on Tuesday. "My foot Is still good
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      Lock icon Cautious support for zone idea
      170 3 JAKARTA, Fri Australian Foreign Minister Tony Street today displayed cautious support for the Asean proposal for a regional zone of peace, freedom and neutrality. Answering questions at a wide-ranging news conference at the end of a visit to Indonesia. Mr Street said he considered such
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      Lock icon Viet buildup at Kampuchean Highway 5
      187 3 Viet buildup at Kampuchean Highway 5 BANGKOK, Friday HANOI has sent troop reinforcements to Kampuchea's Highway 5 which links Phnom Penh with the Thai border in what Thai military analysts viewed as the prelude to a major sweep against resistance elements early next month. Reports from the front said reinforcements
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      Lock icon Pol Pot in secret China talks: Paper
      144 3 Pol Pot in secret China talks: Paper BANGKOK, Fri. Pol Pot, former leader of the ousted Khmer Rouge regime in Kampuchea, is holding secret meetings in Beijing with Chinese leaders, the English-language Nation Review newspaper reported on its front page today. Quoting "informed diplomatic sources", the report said the former
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      Lock icon Samrin regime hits at S'pore
      147 3 BANGKOK, Fri. The Vietnamese-backed regime in Kampuchea lashed out today at Singapore, calling its policies bankrupt and doomed. But the attack was muddled. Phnom Penh radio, monitored here, said Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's current visit to China was to consult on "how to
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      Lock icon East Germans to sever cultural ties
      266 4 BAN ON TOURS TO WEST GERMANY BUT NOT EUROPE EAST BERLIN, Fri. East Germany will virtually sever cultural ties with West Germany from January as the next step in its moves to freeze relations between the two states, sources in East Berlin said today.
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      Lock icon POLAND STOPS ALL FOOD EXPORTS
      387 4 POLAND has virtually halted its traditional food exports to counteract growing shortages, the official news agency Pap reported today. "The export of foodstuffs has now practically fallen to zero, it said, adding that the export of cooking oil, tobacco, sugar, rape, potato starch, treacle ana
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      Lock icon Indian port strike off
      66 4 NEW DELHI. Fri. A strike called by workers at 10 major Indian ports has been postponed indefinitely, officials said today. The postponement of the strike, set for Nov 18, followed an appeal for a resumption of talks by Federal shipping Minister Veerendra PatU. The strike call
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      Lock icon Three killed
      34 4 MANILA. Frl. Three communist guerillas were killed on Tuesday by government security forces operating near the proposed site of a controversial dam scheme In the north-eastern Philippines, military sources said today. Reuter
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      Lock icon SCHMIDT'S PARTY UNHAPPY OVER PLANNED CUTBACKS
      261 4 SCHMIDT'S PARTY UNHAPPY OVER PLANNED CUTBACKS BONN, Fri UNREST Is growing In Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's SocUl Democratic Party (SPD) aver the government's newly-negotiated austerity programme for the next four yean. The Ink was still fresh on the agreement between Mr Schmidt and Foreign Minister HansDletrlch Genscher's Free Democratic Party (FDP),
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      Lock icon 2 youths hijack bus, ask to see king
      238 4 2 youths hijack bus, ask to see king BRUSSELS, Fri TWO armed Belgian youths today hijacked a bus carrying about 15 students and demanded to meet King Baudouin and make a broadcast statement about social grievances. Police tried to negotiate with them outside the Belgian radio and television centre here,
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      Lock icon 250,000 in Uganda flee fighting
      112 4 250,000 in Uganda flee fighting KAMPALA, Fri. About 250,000 people have fled Uganda's west Nile region into Zaire and Sudan, following an outbreak of fighting at the beginning of last month, according to aid agency officials today. Those who remained face severe food and medicine shortages. Officials of the UNDP.
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      Lock icon Killer tiger
      36 4 NEW DELHI. Fri. A maneating tigress was killed by the director of Dudhwa national park in India's northern Uttar Pradesh province after killing two park employees, the Press Trust of India reported today. Reuter
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      Lock icon Storey has happy ending after the cremation
      221 4 WASHINGTON, Fri. JUST hours after they had cremated the young woman they thought was their daughter, the Storey family was stunned to find she was alive and another woman also involved in a deadly two-car smash- up was dead. Miss Cathy Storey, 21,
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      Lock icon 'Fridges being dumped' charges EEC
      171 6 'Fridges being dumped' charges EEC BRUSSELS, Fri. European manufacturers of refrigerating equipment have complained to Common Market authorities of alleged dumping from Brazil, Hungary, Japan, Singapore and Spain. According to the European commute of refrigeration equipment, acting on behalf of all non-inte-grated Common Market producers, the margin of dumping ranged
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      Lock icon Russians testing missile
      98 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. The Soviet Union is experimenting with a new submarine-launched nuclear missile that could be launched from a greater depth than any American missile, the US Navy disclosed today. The rocket has greater range, power and accuracy than existing Soviet submarine missiles, which are slightly inferior
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      Lock icon Nato 'nod' for new US deterrent Plan
      238 6 Nato 'nod' for new US deterrent Plan BRUSSELS, Fri. Washington's Nato allies have agreed to the new American deterrent strategy which stresses the ability to strike military and economic targets as well as cities, alliance sources said. US Defence Secretary Harold Brown explained the strategy at a twoday Nato Nuclear
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      Kissinger will meet Botha in Paris today
      258 6 Kissinger will meet Botha in Paris today LISBON, Friday FORMER US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said last night he would meet South African Foreign Minister Pik Botha in Paris this weekend. But Dr Kissinger stressed he would only be meeting Mr Botha, currently on a tour of European capitals
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      Lock icon Formula saves security talks from collapse
      475 6 Formula saves security talks from collapse MADRID, Friday EAST and West saved the European Security Conference from breakdown yesterday by accepting a compromise agenda that met Western demands for full debate on human rights. Neutral and non-aligned nations presented the compromise formula in what they called "a last effort to
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      222 6 SCHOOLBOUND BOY ENDS UP IN DAMASCUS LONDON, Fri. Fourteen-year-old Mark Sherlock left home for school on Monday and ended up in Damascus after deciding to take a short vacation. His frantic parents learned of his whereabouts when they got a call from Pakistan Airlines saying Mark, who is keenly interested
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      35 6 BANGKOK. Fri. Thailand released more than 400 prisoners as part of a general amnesty today. The amnesty was in celebration (A King Bhumibol Aduiyadejs 53rd brithday and his mother's 80th. UPI
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      Lock icon CAR SALES TO U.S. WILL GO ON PLEDGES ITO
      150 8 CAR SALES TO U.S. WILL GO ON PLEDGES ITO TOKYO, Fri. Japan has pledged to continue 'orderly" exports of cars despite a US International Trade Commission ruling against restraining car imports. Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ito told American officials today. Ito met with US Assistant Secretary of State Richard Cooper and
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      Lock icon Track record eludes his teeth
      105 8 IT takes mare than grit to pall the 1«tonne MX locomotive and passenger coach It takes strong teeth as well. On Wednesday, John Mauris, a Belgian who haa been described as "the man with the world's strongest teeth," tried to break his own world record
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      Lock icon 'Let firms sell shares to raise capital'
      210 8 Let firms sell shares to raise capital' LONDON, Fri. In a startling break with Marxist-Leninist tradition, the official Beijing newspaper The People's Daily, has suggested that Chinese enterprises should be allowed to raise capital by selling shares. Taking one of the luxuries of life in China as an example, the
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      Lock icon US pilots' union to stage walkout
      149 8 US pilots' union to stage walkout WASHINGTON, Fri. The 33,000-member Airline Pilots Association (Alpa) has authorised a nationwide walkout by March 1 to protest against what it alleges is the governments inaction on aviation safety matters. Alpa, the nation's largest pilots' union, approved a series of protest actions, including the
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      39 8 NEW YORK, Fri. A former New York University anthropology professor, John Buettner -Januseh, was Jailed for five years here yesterday for turning his laboratory into a factory producing large quantities of drugs including LSD and barbiturates. AFP
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      Lock icon Battery giant to fight China exports
      206 8 Battery giant to fight China exports HONGKONG, Friday UNION Carbide, the world's biggest manufacturer of batteries, is taking legal action here to try to stop the export of a flood of counterfeit batteries made in China to the world market. The company's local branch and its headquarters in New York
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      Lock icon Japanese trade balance in the red again
      288 8 Japanese trade balance in the red again TOKYO, Fri. Japan's world trade balance turned into a deficit again last month despite a sharp rise in the value of its exports, the Finance Ministry announced today. The ministry said Japan had a customs-cleared deficit of U*****.60 million (5J610.68 million) in October,
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      32 8 NEW DELHI, Fri. Burmese President Ne Win is scheduled to visit India from Nov 16 to 21 at the Invitation of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, officials announced here today. UPI.
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      Lock icon County sets a hot pace
      113 8 HONGKONG, Frl. Hal 'an county in China's Jlangsu coastal province has manufactured over 2M Kinds of solar devices, including stoves, water heaters, seed breeders, bath hwes, greenhouses and air conditioners. It has achieved remarkable successes in —It energy research and use, said Xinhua news agency.
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      'Too much fuss over a monsoon'
      105 9 'Too much fuss over a monsoon' "YOU don't get rain for days on and or typhoons," said the Malaysian Tourist Development Corporation's deputy director-general, Mr Ikhbal Hamzah. "You do get rain, but only on tome days, and there is bright sunshine the rest of the time. In fact, the monsoons
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      1381 9 Bat even If the V tourists do ctme, what will they do? Same of the matel maaagera haven't a rlue. "Our motel Is not like the big hotels which ran offer Indoor sports aad Bight entertainment when It rains," said a
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    Bankers see CPF moving into shares, money mart
    507 10 By SOH TIANG KENG THE Central Provident Fund is stepping up its plans to diversify its investments into company bonds, equities and money market instruments. This is how bankers and financial analysts see the implications of the secondment of Mr Tang Wee
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    Mint wins $lm Samoan Olympic coin deal
    102 10 THE Singapore Mint recently won a $1 million order to produce the 1980 Olympic Games commemorative coins for the government of Western Samoa. This order follows an earlier Western Samoan order for the production of gold, silver and cupro-nickel commemorative coins last year
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    Simple ways to produce ideal youth
    480 10 A RIDE in the bus instead of the car, a homemade toy instead of some gimmicky gadget off the shelf, a share in the housework and not too mrch pocket money this is the stuff which produces ideal young Singaporeans. The young must be
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    Society's factions poised for polls showdown
    141 10 Society's factions poised for polls showdown TWO rival factions within the trouble-stricken Singapore Mercantile Co-opera-tive Thrift and Loan Society are bracing up for a showdown election in Conference Hall today. Amidst thick accusations, the two factions, each comprising 11 candidates, will vie with five independents for 11 seats on 'the
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    Cultural night
    33 10 mk .iiiith r.iin.i mentary Secretary (Communication) and second Parliamen tary Secretary (Culture) will attend a Cultural Show and the Miss Deepavali Nite 1980 at the National Theatre, today at 7.30 p.m
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    5 cabbies suspended for surcharge
    79 10 FIVE taxi drivers were suspended for two weeks for imposing the $1.50 airport taxi fare surcharge on passengers they picked up outside the Paya Lebar Airport. The taxi drivers had asked for the surcharge on the pretext that the passengers had boarded the taxis near
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    Counselling workshop
    61 10 THE Counselling and Care Centre will be conducting a one-week workshop on basic counselling skills at the Singapore Council of Social Service Building from Nov 17 to 21. Some 80 people, including 22 from Malaysa. will be attending the course, which will be officially opened by the centre's
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    Court annuls bankrupt orders against trader
    202 11 Court annuls bankrupt orders against trader BUSINESSMAN Jimmy Ko Oon Hin, son of Singapore's first High Commissioner to Malaysia, the late Mr Ko Teck Kin, had the bankruptcy orders made against him on Oct 15, 1976, annulled and rescinded by the High Court yesterday This arose from an application made
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    6-YEAR BAN AND FINE ON BUS DRIVER
    87 11 6- YEAR BAN AND FINE ON BUS DRIVER AN SBS driver Chen Yong Choon, 24. was fined $4,500 yesterday by a district court for causing the death of a motorcyclist through negligence in an accident in Clementi Road on Feb 22 at 6.25 p.m. He was also disqualified from driving
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    Govt building firm to compete for HDB contracts
    201 11 THE government's new construction company, Construction Technology (Pte) Ltd. will initially compete with private contractors for Housing Board (HDB) contracts. Later this company may tender for private proiects. HDB contracts represent a sizeable chunk of the construction market. It is estimated that
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    New premises
    32 11 THE Minister for Health, Dr Toh Chin Chye, will declare open the new premises of the Kway Teow and Mcc Manufacturers' Association at 122-A Dunlop Street tomorrow at 12.30 p.m
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    GIVE-WAY TRIANGLES COMING UP, MOTORISTS
    171 11 GIVE-WAY TRIANGLES COMING UP, MOTORISTS TRIANGLE martin** (see »b*ve) wUI be Installed at two major roads next week to warn motorlstw of give way ahead signs. The twa areas selected by the Traffic Police, the Registry «f Vehicle* and the PnbUc Works Department will be the Intersections of Marine I'arade
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    Aussie task force sails into port
    376 11 Four Australian warships, led by the aircraft carrier, Melbourne, arrived here today after a six-week deployment in the Indian Ocean. Describing the task force as the biggest to be sent by Australia into the Indian Ocean, an Australian High Commission spokesman told Reuters that
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    MP's visit to food centre
    61 11 IN connection with the Speak Mandarin Campaign, the Senior Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and MP for Siglap. Mr Rahim Ishak. will visit the East Coast Lagoon Food Rendezvous today at 6.45 p.m. to distribute booklets to stallholders and patrons. These booklet! list tbe
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    500 'caregivers' at service of working parents
    804 13 By EVELYN NG THE SOCIAL Affairs Ministry has registered almost 500 women as "caregivers" fulltime babysitters under the first phase of its day-care scheme for children of working parents. Phase Two of the scheme starts today to recruit parents interested in using the
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    Council in full charge of volunteers
    259 13 THE MINISTRY of Social Affairs will hand over the entire running of the 600strong Volunteer Social Service Bureau to the Singapore Council of Sofia I Services today. From now on, the council will be responsible for coordinating, planning, recruiting, training and deploying volunteer welfare
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    Kids' camp at Punggol
    64 13 A CHILDREN'S camp for eight to 14-year-old« Is being organised by the Alexandra community centre's youth group at the People's Association Punggol Point Holiday Camp. It will start on Nov 29 at 10 a.m. and end at S p.m. on Nov 30. The fee is 16
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    Folk dancing
    35 13 THE Peoples Association will bold a four-month folk dancing course every Wednesday and Friday (8 to 10 p.m.) from Dec 3 Tnoar interested can register with a youth group at any community centre.
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    EX-CENSUS EMPLOYEE ADMITS CHEATING COUPLE
    136 13 EX- CENSUS EMPLOYEE ADMITS CHEATING COUPLE A FORMER Ceasas Beard emplayee, KamaJavaili Raja* Vljaya Saataaaa, li, yesterday admitted in a magistrate* ranrt cheatug a couple by making them believe she was still working with the baard and selling a magatine published by It. laspßleaard lim said *hr weal te the
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    'Commission' paid to graft case doctor, court told
    132 13 'Commission' paid to graft case doctor, court told A PARTNER of Kurasia Press confirmed yesterday that "comn.ission" was paid out to Lean Tye Hin, former head of the Obstetrics and Gynaecology Unit of the Kandang Kerbau Hospital. DPP Lawrence Ang tendered as evidence cheque stubs from which Mr Peter Ho
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    Chamber leaders of two countries meet today
    278 15 Chamber leaders of two countries meet today LEADING businessmen from Singapore and Malaysia will meet here today to strengthen trade and economic tie* between the two countries. The fourth annual meeting between the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of
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    Elders' party
    33 15 THE Minister for Health. Dr Toll Chin Chye. wul officiate at a party (or senior citizens at Stamford Community Centre tonight, the Last day of Senior Citterns Week, at 8 00
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    Maid and boy stabbed in fight with robber
    167 15 Maid and boy stabbed in fight with robber DOMESTIC SERVANT SaUrali SauMTjaka, 11, mi «ta*M la the mm* wkea aft* r*agkt aa armed r»bber at Her wnpwyer h#Df •a Tharatay. Alt* lajarvd waa her rmptoyero' Ng Saw Ytww, 11. wb« waa aJ«ae wttk ber at thr Ume la the Balmoral
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    Missing crocs found dead
    67 15 THE 29 baby crocodiles missing from their cage in a farm at Lorong Kanching during the floods on Sunday have been found dead in a fish pond near the farm Mrs Tan Koon Meng, 25. a member of the family which owns the reptiles, said the
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    Kindergarten graduation
    51 15 PAP Kolam Ayer branch educational centre will hold the 4th graduation ceremony of kindergarten students at the Mandarin Theatre, Geylang Bahru today at 8.30 a.m. Parliamentary Secretary (Communications and Culture) and MP for Kolam Ayer, Mr Sidek bin Saniff will attend the function. About 1.500 guests have been
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    QC admitted despite objections
    362 15 MR CHRISTOPHER Bathurst. QC, was yesterday admitted to the Singapore Bar against objections by the Law Society and the Moscow Narodny Bank, an interested party. The objection was on the ground that the case for which his admission was to appear as counsel for an appellant,
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    PUB fuel oil bill next year may rise to $975m
    341 15 PUB fuel oil bill next year may rise to $975 m By TAN BAN HUAT THE expected increase in the price of fuel oil next year will burn a big hole in the Public Utilities Board's pocket. The board has estimated that its bill next year will be $975.3 million.
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    Save energy drive to be given an added impetus
    378 15 Save energy drive to be given an added impetus The Consumers Association of Singapore (Case) and three government bodies are planning to five the government's aye Energy campaign added impetus next year. Case, together with the PUB, the Registry of Vehicles and the Ministry of Trade and Industry are thinking
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    $1m offer for property speculative: Valuer
    211 15 $1m offer for property speculative: Valuer AN URBAN Redevelopment Authority valuer yesterday described a $1 million offer to a textile merchant for his threestorey shophouse in High Street as speculative. Mr N. A. Subramaniam disagreed with Mr L.A.J. Smith, counsel for Mr Sugnomal Nathumal Aswani s/o Nathurmal Uttumal Aswani, that
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    Stone-laying
    27 15 THE MP for Changi. Mr Teo Chong Tee. will lay the foundation stone of the new Changi community centre building on Nov 22 at 4 p.m.
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      Lock icon Thai girl jailed
      69 16 ALOR STAR. Fri A 20-year-old Thai girl was jailed for two months when she failad to pay a fine after pleading guilty to a charge of entering the country without valid travel documents. The magistrate's court here passed the sentence yesterday on Sew Slang, alias Mci Chen
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      30 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. An international conference on the role of universities in developing countries will be held here next week, the National University of Malaysia announced today. AFP.
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      Lock icon 81 cheated of $8,000
      43 16 IPOH, Fri. Eighty-one people have been cheated of about $8,000 by a bogus driving instructor operating in Butter-worth. Police said that the victims paid between fIOO and $200 to a non-existent driving school over the past tvo months. NST
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      Lock icon 'Censure Chief Minister' call rejected
      269 16 PENANG, Fri. TV" Speaker W the State AmrmMy has rejected uMtiM Mbuitted by the DAP calUßg far tke mmik *f the Chief MlmlaW, Dr Llm Ch*ag E«, far mlsleMUmK the •Memhty at Its last ritHi|l m Ort TW Leader of the Opparitioß la the Stair
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      Lock icon Sentenced to death
      58 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A 30-year-old carpenter, Liew Weng Seng, was found guilty and sentenced to death by the High Court yesterday for illegal possession of a pistol and 22 rounds of ammunition. So far 10 out of 78 people sentenced to death for possession of firearms under
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      PENANG AGAIN SHORT OF SUGAR
      195 16 PENANG AGAIN SHORT OF SUGAR PENANG, Friday PENANG has once again been hit by a sugar shortage and retailers have been forcj ed to limit sales to the public, Bernama reported today. The head of the Trade and Industry Ministry's enforcement division here, Mr Zainal Abidin Abu Bakar, has confirmed
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      24 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. An Asean Association of Endrocrinology wiJl be formed during the 15th Malaysia-Singapore congress of Medicine here next month, AFP.
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      Lock icon Angry farmers fail to halt padi payments
      236 16 Angry farmers fail to halt padi payments TAIPING, Friday AN ATTEMPT by angry farmers to disrupt the payment of padi subsidy at Sungei Kerang, about 40 km south of here, has been thwarted over the last two days. The presence of Federal Reserve Unit and Area Security Unit officers was
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      Lock icon JAKARTA CREW PAY ROW SETTLED
      126 16 JAKARTA CREW PAY ROW SETTLED PORT KLANG, Fri. A bitter pay dispute between the captain of a Hongkong cargo ship and his 14 Indonesian crew was settled last night, a port official said. The Indonesians refused to sign off at the end of their one-year contract on Sunday, claiming that
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      Lock icon $15.5m more for housing
      49 16 $15.5 m more for housing PENANG, Fri. The government has allocated an additional $15.5 million for low-cost houses in the state. Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Neo Yee Pan said here yesterday. He said the increase in allocation to $39.8 million because Penang was facing financial problems. NST.
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      Lock icon Archdeacon dies
      56 16 KUAIJV LUMPUR, Fri The Archdeacon of the Anglican diocese of Peninsular Malaysia, Rev. Lieng Em Sheh, diet.' when his car was involved in a collision with a van. His wife and two children, aged nine and four, were injured in the crash which occurred at Kalumpang, about 64
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      Lock icon Property owners will have to pay more
      283 16 Property owners will have to pay more KUALA LUMPUR, Frt. Assessment rates on commercial, industrial and institutional properties within the former Kuala Lumpur Municipality limits for next year remains at 13 per I cent, but the quantum that owners will have to pay may be as much as I 50
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      Lock icon Checks on gas cylinders
      53 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Trade and Industry Ministry has directed all cooking gas manufacturers to check all used cylinders for damage or leakage before refilling them The ministry's Enforcement Director. Hall Nik S.illeh Nik Mat. said the directive was aimed at ensuring safe gas cylinders for
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      Lock icon 102 underaged girls saved from vice
      109 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Police have rescued 102 underaged girls from their nightmarish experiences in vice dens in the city. They were picked up by the city police anti-vice squad in raids this year on hotels, brothels, private messes, hairdressing salons and illegal massage parlours.
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      Lock icon Electric fence to keep out jumbos
      311 16 IPOH, Fri THE Federal Land Devel opmenl Authority is expected to erect a 74-tcm-jong electric fence cost ing $230,000 in the LawinPapulut area here to keep out wild elephants This is the first time that the electric fence idea is being tried out to
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      Lock icon PLAN TO UNSEAT KIT SIANG IN MALACCA
      181 17 PLAN TO UNSEAT KIT SIANG IN MALACCA MALACCA, Fri. A motion is expected to be tabled at the coming meeting of the Malacca state assembly to declare the opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) leader Mr Lim Kit Siang's seat as vacant. Sources said today that the ruling National Front assemblymen
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      Lock icon Tin ore seized
      41 17 JOHORE BARU. Frl Culoms officers seized more than $82,000 worth of tin ore from an oil tanker and detained iU driver at the Customs checkpoint here yesterday. Duty on the tin ore was estimated at 515.000, reported Bernama.
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      Lock icon Sister states set up
      63 17 KOTA BARU, Frl. Kelantan and the West German state of Schleswig-Holstein have established sister state relationship under which they will promote bilateral cooperation in various fields. The forging of the special relationship was agreed at a meeting between the Economic Development and Transport Minister of Schleswing-Hol-steln,
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      Lock icon Hunger pangs save boy's life by seconds
      184 17 Hunger pangs save boy's life by seconds PENANG, Fri. Fifthform popil Ym« Yew Hm>«, n, mast thank Us Ucky stan («r leaving Us bedrMin ■eewdi Mare Ms m( c*U»pm4 after twin* hit by lightning thin afters***. •H had Jut Mt my be4r**m and was about to ksll Him' «tn la
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      Lock icon Joint military exercise
      46 17 KOTA TINGGI, Fri. The third Joint exercise by Malaysian and New Zealand armed forces ended here today. Some 1,600 men from the Malaysian armed forces and 400 from the New Zealand forces took part in the fiveday exercise, code-named "Ex. Talaha Tombak". AFP.
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      24 17 KOTA BARU, Fri. A boatload of 158 Vietnamese refugees landed at Pantai Dasar beach about 10 km from here last night. AFP.
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      $71,000 debit in clients' account with firm says witness
      613 17 AN ACCOUNTANT told the Lim Choc Pee trial court yesterday that his investigations showed that there was a debit of $71,000 in the clients' Account of Urn's firm in the First National City Bank on June 29, 1973. Mr Chong Yoke
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      Three shops report $100,000 fraud to police
      282 17 Three shops report $100,000 fraud to police THREE electrical firms have made reports to the police that they were cheated of $101,000 by a man who bought 42 videotape recorders from them. The man, who gave his name as Mr Wong and Mr Tay, issued Lee Wah Bank drafts when
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      Carnegian dinner
      37 17 THE Lioa Chapter of the Carnegian Alumni Association of Singapore will celebrate its 22nd anniversary dinner and dance on New Year's Eve at the Singapore Hilton. Tickets are obtainable from Mr David Chla, telephone *****53.
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      Lock icon Battle of video tapes: Govt steps in
      191 17 Battle of video tapes: Govt steps in KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Malaysian Government has decided to mediate in a bitter dispute here for control of the lucrative video tape business. The Deputy Trade and Industry Minister, Datuk Lew Sip Hon, said yesterday he had stepped in ar a peacemaker in
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      179 17 The tallest, true story in Singapore! ■1 V'J!/' r*\ r-i HsW^V Bso^tsifl sm TW Jw A lHf VB ■■^s^Ss^Bßßs^B'^L^^^^T^^^ CHOCOLATE 1 A LLJ sT \M aT^*l iSk VBJrI WSSSmi If you were to start a^ lßligg t^^ t held in the esteem of stacking up all the Van m Bap
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      254 17 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp tm* is just what i look- its fob oh] 1 i the living room is X I Iso riomt ameadA NteO FOB WHEN I PALL J *W IT'LL COME J MALLY NOT FOP NAPPING 'I DAOLIN'- IT'S I /'T"\ -i ASI.6EP «EAOlN<s'_^
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1980
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      GOOD ENOUGH
      369 18 THE business part of the Singapore delegation's visit to China is over. The delegates are taking a well earned break, having made good enough progress on important issues. But it cannot be said that there were no differences with the Chinese the cancellation of Mr Lee Kuan Yew's
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      DEGREE MILLS
      389 18 THESE days, Singaporeans are so caught up in the paper chase that many are likely to settle for anything which they think will give them a headstart in their careers. Acquiring a degree from a university or college, at times regardless of its standing, is considered de rigeur
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    T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane
    455 18 T.F Hwang takes you down memory lane A DEEP LOOK A DEEP look today into my two recent articles in this column through the eyes of others. The first is on my stand that the term "the accused" (as long applied to one on a criminal charge) is not replaceable,
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    At Madrid meet... Detente is hanging by a thread
    628 18 At Madrid meet Detente is hanging by a thread BOTH the Soviet Union, together with her East European allies, and the West can be blamed for running detente into the ground at the current Madrid Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe. It is not over yet but it hangs
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    An 'invisible hand'?
    705 18  -  ROSIHAN ANWAR By Our Jakarta reporter ONE American official from Washington recently visited Jakarta and had some discussions with local journalists. He explained at length about the American position in the Iran-Iraq war, about China's policy orientation, about the situation in Kampuchea, etc. At the end of
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    Shift in Iran's power balance
    1456 18  -  JOHN DRYSDALE By Director. Asia Research Pte Ltd BEHIND the sudden arrest of the former Iranian foreign minister, Mr Sadegh Qotbzadeh, and his speedy release this week, lies a significant polarisation of political forces in Iran. And this, despite the unifying effect that the war
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      139 18 A WEEKEND SPECIAL EXHIBITION OF I CERAMICS POTTERY PAINTINGS AND PRINTS BY PETER LAU EXCITING COLLECTION OF MODERN ART DOORS OPEN AT 10 A.M. I SUNDAY 16TH NOVEMBER, 1980. THE GALLERY FINE ART, SECOND FLOOR, 219 ORCHARD TOWERS. I EXHIBITION LASTS UNTIL I SATURDAY 22ND j NOVEMBER 1980 10 A.M.
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      213 19 EFFECTIVE DATE FOR TAX BACKDATING I REFFR to "Opinion Voiced* letter, "I fail to ace the logic behind hackdating" (ST, Nov 8). Backdating of property tax is made where- THE rent of the premises had been increased to a rent higher than the current Annual Value; THE premises previously owner-occupied
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      They're still buzzing away
      84 19 I HAVE been writing to and telephoning the Public Health authorities about the abundance of mosquitoes in the area where I live (Hooper Road). Certain actions have been taken by the authorities concerned but despite these, my family and residents in the area are still being
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      Clearing up some of the misconceptions about this law degree
      898 19 WITH REFERENCE to the letters written by "VKNC" (ST, Oct 11), "TKS" (ST, Oct 18) and "YYH" (ST, Nov 8) pertaining to the external law degree of the University of London, I wish to clear up a few misconceptions that
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      Care made my stay a pleasant one
      112 19 Care made my stay a pleasant one I waa reeeaUy discharged from Toa Pay** Hospital Ward It (Bed Bat sweet memorim remain, parttralarly of the Had srrvice rendered to me daring my stay In the hospital, by the doctors, sisters, nurses aad stall. I eoaid hardly find a more definite
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      Thwarting bin thefts
      68 19 PLEASE refer to the letter by "Once Stolen Twice Shy" (ST, Nov 6) regarding missins bins. We would like to advise "Once Stolen Twice Shy" and other householders in a similar position to take their bins back into the garden or kitchen after the contents have been
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      The Tibetan in his true self
      217 19 TO CORROBORATE the footnote by your Section Two editor on Mr Melvin Belli's incorrect statement about Tibetan hexbal medicine in your feature "Tale of fractured dreams" (ST, Nov 5), I wish to state a few points. The Lama doctors have answers to some of
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      Day we were rere-directed about by staff of hospital
      481 19 Day we were re-re-directed about by staff of hospital ON OCT 25, at 9 a.m., I brought my aged mother to Toa Payoh General Hospital's Accidents and Emergencies (A and E) unit for cardiac pain attention. (She had l>een admitted there for a week in May this year for cardiac
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      Treat for wrestling fans starts today'
      139 19 Treat for wrestling fans starts today WE WOULD like to respond to the letter "We "wresf our case" (ST, Nov 1) from "Action Please. We wish to inform "Action Please" and other wrestling fans that a series of 13 wrestling programmes, under the title "On the Mat" will be telecast
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      Why wasn't it repeated on festive day?
      160 19 Why wasn't it repeated on festive day? THANK YOU. Singapore Broadcasting Corporation for the fine Deenavali treat in the form of "Sudaroli." This well-presented programme had the right blend of variety with appropriate use of sets and lighting. Congratulations to the producers and all participating artistes for a very entertaining
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      Songs are so good but it's not easy to tape
      134 19 I AM a regular listener of Radio Singapore and listen to the FM and AM stations during my leisure. First, let me congratulate the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation for the excellent radio announcers and programmes. The selections of songs of the
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      65 19 ESSO CELEBRATES PULAU JtYER CHAWAN REFINERY'S 10th ANNIVERSARY To some, it may just mean 1 0 years of petroleum KL| M^k refining. But to us at Esso it m I I j I means 1 0 years of association Wl h c c| y nam c progress of Singapore. ShowsTheWay
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    Don: Carry on giving smallpox jabs for few years
    541 20 Don: Carry on giving smallpox jabs for few years SINGAPORE should continue its smallpox vaccination programme for a few more years, even though the World Health Organisation has recommended its stoppage now that smallpox has been wiped out in the world. This suggestion was made by Prof Wong Hock Boon,
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    Art teachers like 'lost sheep' after unit scrapped
    529 20 BySITMENGCHUE ART teachers are puzzled by the disbandment of the Art Unit in the Education Ministry and feel they have become "a flock without a shepherd." Since the unit was scrapped five months ago, no reason has been offered for the disbandment.
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    Programme for kids
    44 20 THE management committees of Tanjong Pagar and Duxton Plain community centres are jointly organising a children's school holiday programme from tomorrow to Dec 25. Events will include a film show on Sunday, an educational tour, telemateh games and a Christmas party.
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    Prayers
    35 20 THE Sree Muneeswaran Temple will hold prayers (Poojai dedicated to swamy Ayyappan in conjunction with the annual Magara Vilakku at (jueensway on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. The Pooja will continue daily until Jan 14.
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    Scientists are trying for VD vaccine
    169 20 SCIENTISTS are looking Into the possibility of producing a vaccine against gonorrhoea, which would mean that this debilitating venereal disease could be prevented in future. This was disclosed by Dr Sng Ewe Hul of the Health Ministry Pathology Department when be presented a paper
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    324 21 Story by TAN SUAT LIAN Pictures by TAN SU AN ANN IT was Ml* time and each of the 21 particlpaaU was above M yean aM. la (act, many of the aololsta at a Ulrntlme for senior oltilen aa Wednesday night were grandparent*.
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    Judge urged: Dismiss wind-up petition
    343 21 THE High Court was urged yesterday in affidavits by two brothers, who with another are directors of Supreme Holdings Ltd (SHL) to dismiss, with costs, the petition of a minority shareholder, businessman Lav Kieng Hwee, for an order to wind up SHL The affidavits of
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    New sub-let rules for JTC flat owners too
    200 21 THE Housing Board's new rules on sub-letting of rooms will also apply to Jurong Town Corporation flat owners and tenants. Confirming this yesterday, a JTC spokesman said about 19,000 flat owners and tenants in Jurong estate can take advantage of the new
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    Beauty, health and home
    45 21 THE Geylang East Community Centre will hold cakemaking, restaurant cooking, tim sum, dressmaking, tailoring, beauty culture, beauty health, yoga, tai chi, macrame, hair dressing, pa dang curry and vegetarian cooking classes. If interested, phone *****5 between 2.30 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Sunday band
    19 21 THE Far Eastern Academy Band will perform at MarRitchie Reservoir tomorrow from 5 p.m to 6 p.m.
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      132 21 r CONTRIBUTIONSTROLFOR YOUR CAR 7. Environment We are concerned about environmental protection. 3^^ We commissioned 8. SOCIdI Singapore's first $120,000 Contributions rft Environmental (air /water ft qualities) Monrtonng We care for the society in g p nerav L^H Programme in 1970. Since which we operate. Since n *A then we
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        290 22 HONGKONG, Fri. Stock prices eased on profit-taking with the Hang Seng index falling 15.32 points to 1,639.25. dealers said. Operators decided to take profits before the weekend following the 10O-point rise in the index over the week and the failure of the many rumours of takeovers and mergers to
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        394 22 TOKYO, Fri. Share prices closed mixed in moderate trading with initial gains reflecting the continued rise on Wall Street were offset by late profit-taking ahead of tomorrow's market holiday, dealers said. The market average rose 5.15 to 7,159.56 with volume totalling 320 million shares, but the Tokyo Stock Exchange
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        Produce prices
        141 22 CHINESE Pre4a.ee Exehaage, Singapore, seea rlaniag prices per IN kg yesterday Cieiaat all: Bulk fob 1128.00 sellers, old drum (In second hand drum) (ob $136 50 tellers, new drum rob J143 00 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) 172. 75 buyers Pepper: Muntok white pepper lob Asia NLW PS.OO sellers,
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        GOLD
        120 22 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore yesterday opened at SMI. 085 and closed at {41,406. Gold in the Far East opened at US$608 610 and closed for lunch at Mil 612. In the afternoon, it opened at the same level and traded to close slightly higher at
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        34 22 Mtw York 18.50B 18 SB 1890S 1855S Jurtdl 1825B 179OB 187SS 18MS PM Tkwi Jingapore 18.WB 18 JOB 1880S 186OS Clcsing prices in US dollars a troy ounc* S—m: Cn«l Xtlmt, S'ftt.
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        Duty rates
        94 22 THE MALAYSIAN Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for the period from Nov 13 until further notice: Bahter: 302 cents a kilo; Ccpra: M$721 14 a tonne; Palm kerael: $955 75 a tonne; Whit* pepper: $3,696.00 a tonne; Stack pepper: $2,640.00 a tonne; The rates of duty
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        192 24 SYDNEY. Fri. Stock prices closed firmer led by resources issue*, dealers said. Leading oil stock, BHP. rose 30 cents to a 10-year high of A$17 25. Ampol Exploration 30 cents to $3.90 Metal miners were little changed M I I M inihlr. II A m JOO
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        Surge in New York prices
        246 24 NEW YORK. Thurs Stock price* surged in very heavy trading, led by energy and technology issues, pushing the New York Stock Exchange composite index to a record high and the D-J industrial average to a nearly four-year peak. Analysts tied the strength to hopes interest
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        265 24 AMSTERDAM. Thun. Share prices closed mainly higher with Royal Dutch 3.10 up and Unilever 1.90 lower, ex its 4.16 guilder interim dividend, in Dutch internationals, dealers said Banks were mainly lower apart from NMB which added 0 10 Volker Stevin lost 1.60 in otherwise firmer constructions. Robeco
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        Zurich closes firmer
        265 24 ZURICH. Thurs Prices dosed firmer with activity switching to US stocks following Wall Street's sharp advance, dealers said. Among domestic shares, banks gained with Union Bank and Credit Suisse bearer featuring. In financials, Maag Rrgistere. Oerlikon-Buehrle and Ssih finned as did Swiss Reinsurance. In industrials. Alusuisse was
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        395 24 LONDON. Thurs Share prices and government bonds rloaed sharply higher in active trading after yesterday's news that miners union leaders are to recommend a pay offer worth around 13 per cent, dealers said At 3pm. the FT index was up 7 1 at «4.S
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        55 24 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thundky «2-? Wednetdiy Week Ajo 475-8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday M2-«2 Wednesday »64 83 Week Ago MS 41 H X HANG SENG rrkUy l«38» Thursday 1954 57 Week Ago *****7 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS rrimy 767.13 Thursday ***** Week A»o ***** ALL ORDINARIES Friday 1031.79 Thursday
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        136 22 THE STRAITS tin price in Penang rose another M} 7 to 12,027 per picul yesterday, $118 below the International Tin Agreement ceiling, dealers said. The market ruled firmer on continued buying support from Japan, Europe and locally coupled with higher overnight London advices despite slightly higher ore supplies. Turnover
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        COPPER
        31 22 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets): Wirebar Spot £830.00 (£833.00); sellers £831.00 (£833.50); Three Month buyers £858.00 (£859.00), sellers £859.00 (£858.50). Market toae: Barely steady Sales: 22.100 tonnes
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        CLOSING – PRICES
        39 22 CLOSING PRICES Rubber: Nov 14 Singapore: Dec: 297.00 cents (up 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Dec: 305.00 cents (up 0.25 cent) Tin: M 52,027 (up $7) (equivalent to $33.52 per kilo) (up 12 cents) Official offering: 200 tonnes (up 3 tonnes)
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        RUBBER
        287 22 THE SINGAPORE rubber market yesterday closed slightly higher with December One RSS buyers quoted at 297.00 cents per kilo, up one cent from Thursday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on some weekend covering after an easier opening. Prices advanced further in afternoon trading on speculative
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        RAS PRICES
        215 22 Noon (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Int 1 R.S S. prompt fob ***** *****N Inl 1 R.S.S. December 296 00 296 50 Int 1 R.S.S. Jan 1981 301.25 301 75 Int 2 R.S.S. ***** 284.5ON UK Coat 282.50 283.50N Int. 3 R.S.S 280 50 281.50N UK Conl 279.50 280.50N
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        72 22 IAS ■ax 8R SO 4KELB IMBCV ;mrl >HHS iMRGP MR 10 MR J MIopdlKI II toapallM) 11-wpAI II loapdbtl D«c*ab«r (Carrol Mlkl Bwytrs 8«U«ra 244 SO 24tM>N MI90 M3.S0N W7.00 2W00N moo 2»oon ***** B7.0ON UNO UNO mm mum M»00 25O0ON 244 00 246 0»N Juurr ll-orw.rd
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        46 22 -ronoh Mine, dialing ItraiU Trading > C B C I A A lupreme Corpn ■•(i Msi* iyn Hf.iD. 4*l«y«B Tia A v B S 2300 2100 1550 1240 340 MO 1480 910 606 U5 287 100 100 100 80 S0 4« 30 30 30 30 2S
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        29 22 I K Land Vrlii Plant A T C ir\ Properties 4 I I 4 B.nkma Sugars M R I 1000 715 S10 I860 1380 1340 1130 940 -2
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        Most Active
        22 22 Haw Par 1.773.000 S trading §35.000 M Credit 831,000 F Merlin 747,000 Total turnover: 14.73m Total value: 167.61 Source: SES
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        27 22 B.T.Indicalor: *****.*****76.17 Industrials: 693 93 701.69 Finance: 1204 17 1226.24 hotels: 612 41 613.06 Properties: 624.17 621.91 Minings: ***** 444.48 Plantations: 878.18 877.26 XBC: 644.28 655.61
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      290 22 SHARE prices staged a strong afternoon rally to close broadly higher at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Trading was initially weak as profit-takers made their presence felt in most of the current favourites, which has advanced for three consecutive sessions. Market operators were obviously taking their cue
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      259 22 Money and exchanges THE US dollar opened at 2.0920 40 against the local currency yesterday. It closed slightly lower at 2.0910 20 In extremely quiet trading as dealers squared their positions (or the weekend. The dollar also remained little changed against the mark, yen and pound In featureless trading Interbank
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      NOMINAL RATES
      349 22 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Nov 14: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names: Currencies Nominal rit»« Smithsonian Pareantaga quotad yastarday (cross)parMy changa Local dollars to one unit of foreign rurrency: US dollar 2.0910 2.0920 2.8198 -25.84 Sterling pound 5.0475 5.0525 7.3469
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      Discount
      40 22 RANGE at prices offered by dlscounl houses on Nov 14: Overnighr 7 Call deposits 6'. in 7 Bayiif S«lli.« month rreasury bills 8 6 J-monih Sank bills 13 13 3 months CD 13 13 emonthsCO 13'. 13 II u
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      32 22 Money market Closing interhank raits I Singapore dollars on Nov 14: O«er Bid Overnight 6 6 1 month 12. 12'. 2 months 13 13 3 month). 13 13 Overnight mode ralf lur
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      26 22 THE AVERAGE rate at which major Singapore bMks arc ewrenJy prepared to lead to their best riutomera Is 1 J. 3 per cent.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1501 23 TO >■« BukM mdr Bkitte char 5" JMHrtey c*mpmr*i wtSTSt prrvta*y» prim tof«ktr mh m M m >• Ad>wMI tar *nH> nttia m^ Closing tone: Steadier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore Including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 11,144,000. units valued at t65.T52.000. Industrials accounted
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1837 23 RID and offer prtres officially listed ud buatoess la an reported to the s-to<-k Exrhaaf* of angapore yntmUv with Ihe number o< shares tr»de<1 shown In brackets In lou of 1,000 unlU unless olherwlae sped fted A.I Time* Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "artt" HI*
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      2022 23 BID and oiler prices officially Uated *ik) txialneai In and reported to the KuaU 1 umpur Stock Exchange yeaterday with the number of aharei traded akowa In bnckeu la Ma of MOO writs ualeas otkerwtar aprrl M imii »ri«\i> *raa»(33Oß) A^lilll (***** AIMBI 2 SOB) 1 12) 240
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      Record profit at Malaysian Rubber
      662 24 THE Malaysian Rubber Development Corporation Bhd (Marder) has ridden out of the storm to record unprecedented group pretax profits of $7.81 million for the financial year ended Sep 30. 1980 The success was the result of a consolidation exercise ordered by the then Minister of
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      Unit trusts
      178 24 ASUIWT TRUST iMmmmtm' prim hrNnli) Mai Invwt Fund 3 52 3 65 Mil Prog Fund 2.21 2.31 Mil Security Fund 2 27 2 J7 Mai Brrjaya Fund l.M 2 03 ARBITHNOT SHIlmRI ASIA IMmjm' prto* far N*v II) S par* Growth Fund 1 S3 1 92xd O(B-MONTAU( l"mim'
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      489 24 WIINDOSUEZ^ Rates of interest on S$ Fixed Deposits* 1 month (mm. $10,000) «v 3 months (mm. $1,000) 11^4% p.a. 6 months (mm. $1,000) 10%% p.a. 9 months (mm. $1,000) in 1 2 months (mm. $1 ,000) IU P a BANQUE DE LINDOCHINE ET DE SUEZ INDOSUEZ Shenton House, 3 Shenton
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      1150 24 r AUSTRALIAN i PROPERTY FOR SALE FROM M$ 1,000 DEPOSIT OUTSTANDING INVESTMENT Now is the time for you to be looking at the big investment improver for the 80's I AND Prices ore now depressed ond it is a buyer's market. All indications are that prices will rise dromatkally in
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      524 25 L, V 18, B ■PHbbkJi •v JvCJ 111 1 iV^^BI vkj lr^- i km m f IR^Pi Some great works of art are found on oeramic tiles Created by some of Europe's finest ceramic artists, IRIS W M^ 1 ceramic tiles are designed to set the mood of each room,
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      122 25 CHONC m BROTHERS Furniture &Co t^ 3 i local assembled bedroom set One 152 cm wardrobe, side table I 40% I I Discount pp|r Free Gifts t i jj^t WASHABLE PILLOW A BOLSTER I Gelani w.th purchaw ot B»droom s«i -^..W young L.vmg SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL BRANDS OF MATTRESSES
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      1259 26 I J I I I i I JiififTpiiiiß^iniiMnrl l^^iikll'i'm JV m»2* FOOD GUIDE T MMMOIMI /^S n m s *i <g tf k Slf? SOUTHRON THEATRE RESTAURANT I vlllv 111 T/ uiTcri us) So """""i Shwl N PIIItULUB >w^jco.f T(l ??*****i I I Proudly Presents if^V Miss SHIAU LIH CHU
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      864 26 AT YOUR SERVICE Telephone Service: *****22 Monday Friday 830 am 500pm Saturday 830 o n 300pm (12.30 pm tor Sun Tmtl Pubkc Hoadoy 900om 100pm COUNTER SERVICE Times Orcho-d Centre 10 00 om —530pm M lO5 Lucky Ploio (Mondoy Fndoy) IOOOom I 00pm (Saturday) Tvnet Centre 900om 500pm I New
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      640 26 RATES Ordnory 80 en par word (mn il 2 001 Sam-Onplor $1 4 00 par column cm (Mm 142 00) Strom Tnn SlSsoper column cm Imn 546 50) Sunday Imn Display SI 7 50 per column cm !M<i $52 50) Strom Tnm SIP 50 pc« column cm IWWi SSB 50)
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      790 26 SECTION INDEX I PERSONAL SERVICES MERCHANDISE H EMPLOYMENT IN VEHICLES ft BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES V BUSINESS PRODUCTS. SERVICES ft OPPORTUNITIES VI EDUCATION ft INSTRUCTION VII TRAVEL ft TOURS VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS ft PERSONAL EVENTS IX OBITUARIES I PbbTSIbIBBb' SBaTifßl^Bft Mm BaVvflftMaaaWal ulaaf/ t_ t i FLUFFY MALE PEKINESE, pale
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      438 26 SHELLEY ENGLAND Fine Bone China teaset for 6 (rompletr). lovely colour with pretty design Brand new. S2OO Tel: *****00 -SILK" GARMENTS BY Top designers in limited editions and exclusive materials Prr-opening Special View Sllkino. 538/538. sth floor. Tanglin Shopping Centre, during office hours Tel *****45. SMALL REFRIGERATOR. (LIKE new) $180.
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      538 27 1 i 29 Steemberh/Massaae PT HEALTH SALON 2nd u> Robinson's 28/230 Centre Tel *****39 I 145 Massage Sauna fe w Special Treatment Nil CUeSC. (1 48 Peace i eft**. Spore OSS Tel *****80 WeßHkys «00 a m 600 pm. StJßi 9 00 a m 1200pm 31 Beauty Culture FACIAL TREATMENTS.
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      697 27 ENG KWANG OENERAI. Contrac mr Bl.x k 138. 186 Bedok North Avenue 3. Tel ******. *****0 We are specialists In HDB Hats/private houses' renovation work with top quality Italian ceramic tile* lerrmuo. marble and parquet floor tiles Instalments arrantrable Business Hours 900 am to 9 oopm dally NEO SWEE HUA
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      508 27 M w\m)km^awwww\4l Bto»l^ ll i FOR RENT MS TON CRAWLER CRANE ASat a»c AN MOOEL NO 71S* IST BOOM Ur MB Cas) SALLY SM7U —a^^j^^» 81 Packing/Storage/ Removals OFFICE /FACTORY/HOUSEHOLD Removals. Deliveries, self-drive lorries for hire Storage. Dumping (Specialises In kitchen cabinets, built-in cupboards L doors) Call. C.D.T. *****87/ *****84
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      673 27 1 M Business Opportunitws A WILL ESTABLISHED export/ rnitunuf ac luring firm with tnu chines, forklifu and lorries for complete take-over at (200.000 negotiable With established overseas contacts and local supfllers Oood profits assured nlerested pleaae write to S.T Box A***** including telephone contact and address EXPORT ORDERS READY regu-
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      617 27 n 1» ESTABLISHED FMM SEEKS Sales Manager Apply with resume and photo to P O Box 150A Spore 9055 Our Company distributee a range of plant and equipment to the construction and manufacturing industries are requirea WORKSHOP MANAGER JOS: c To organise and upgrade our after-sales maintenance and repair services
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      649 27 A) FEMALE INSURANCE CLERKS. S) FEMALE ACCCOUNTS CLERKS. urgently required I level with passes in English and Mathematics Ability to lype Experience not required blFor post (B). bookkeeping Is I essential M nd n apaaicationa with contact lilspHoni, phelograpn BLESSBM STAR INSURANCE TRADING AGENCIES G-M. Golden kWe Tower. Singapore 07U
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      616 27 I Itoil I An established Commer- cial Firm require* CLERKS/ TYPISTS I Interested applicants should have completed OCE 'O' level and must I be able to type about 35 wpm Pteeae apply with pnoloarapw. reeume end CONTACT MUM- I SCR to: 17-A PHILLIP STREET SINGAPORE 0104 I A newly established
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      709 27 A woodworking company in Kranfi GENERAL CLERK a GCE O' level certificate a Able to do simple accounts and knowledge of Chinese c Preferably I year experience c Preference will be given to applicants staying around Woodlands and Kranji Iwtereated parties plsasi apply to S.T. BOX A*M*7. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS REOUIRES
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      558 27 II rjnulußrociil (Ml X I It FEMALE CLERK CUM SECRETARY to aeeial Manager a Must be experienced a fluent in English c Able to work and co-ordi-nate with Contractors and Clients. c Preferably residing In dists 14. 15 and 18 ■a* 440*110 FEMALE CLERK WITH knowledge of simple accounts, typing,
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      507 27 C▲ T C ViAtl e9a 284-4421 1 Classified Advertising Works. International Shipping Company require* the following Staff A. CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY to the Managing Director/ Director Qualifications a OjCI A Level erl (Engnah) a PrtVmU Becratartal orllflcate a .Shorthand 100 up v. p Typing 60 up wpm a Possess initiative, drive
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      378 28 I*9 I 111 4* Situations Vacant »J Secretarial V Clerical If you have zeal to* hardwork and challenges and are looking tor a career, why not write in to us. NATIONAL Creates Better Career Opportunities!! MARKETING DEPARTMENT 1) MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE (MALE) c Agr 21 lo 26 c OCF A' Level
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      484 28 MAERSK LINE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD ■■■lies applieilism tor Hie toOowmg siiWir i»8 Swgapnrs organCLERK/TYPIBT (Famala) Applicants must be In possession O" Level Certificate or equivalent and must be able to type accurately at a minimum speed of 40 w p m Knowledge of general office routine, ability to operate the
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      614 28 n-ummin if 1 -I. s^iHl requires a MALE OSNERAL CLERK Applicants must be Singapon rltlsens In their early twenties and have completed their Na tional Service They should pos seas a OCE A' level certificate which Includes passes In Engltsr and Mathematics The successful candidate should have i working knowledge
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      721 28 Regional Spare parts Distribution Company located in Pasir Paniang requires an ACCOUNTS CLERK Qualifications: c OCE O' level with credit In English c LCC Intermediate Book- keeping a Able lo keep a complete s»t of Books Salary up to 15. 400 per annum llendeiiitleii s«aNcslisiie let Pasir Paniang Warehous ing
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      1255 28 MB umui United Motor Works Singapore Group of Companies has immediate vacancy for the post of: STENOGRAPHERS Job Requirements GCE '0' level with good credits in English. Minimum 2 years experience. LCC shorthand and typing certificates of 70/40 wpm respectively. Age between 1 8 and 25 years. Must be willing
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      492 28 MC«plii|wim |j|/f fsaUU proudly announces another new product QncJouch A unique home electrolysis unit. Isabella requires hard working attractive girls to form a sales team to promote Isabella products throughout the major departmental stores in Singapore. Fully supervised training plus company uniform are provided Excellent salary and commission will be
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      446 28 REOUNKD A FEMALE Cashlel cum Sales with knowledge ol Chines* Able to operate casr register Apply in writing wiwi returnable photograph to Toa Payoh Central PO Box 387 Spore 131 SALESGIRLS WANTED In a Jewellery Shop Interested pleasr apply iiersonally at Ist fir. M Lucky Plaza. Goldsa Jewellery Tel *****55
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      578 28 II Emptoymwt |j|A A large manufacturing company in Kranji requires TIME STUDY OFFICER (Male) Technical academic qualification with work study as one of the main subjects. CerUMcate/Dlploma holder or Course Pursurer of London Works Study Institute will be an advantage. c Preference will be given to those with 1 to
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      523 28 florVHwm^olWwi Leading health-care Company invitee applications lor the Rdtowmo. position. Q.A. ASSISTANT Candidates must have mini mum (K'F O' Level wllh credits In Kngllsh. Maths and Chemistry Preference will be given to A' level candidates with some workIng experience in manufacturing/ quality control PURCHASING CLERK Candidates must have mnlmum OCE
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      531 29 ~r JtiJ 46 Situations Vacant af> Tfclmlcal IauTOSSOTIVf tLtCTNOSaCC) > Tv meet with our expansion t needs, we are looking for dynamir individuals to Join our company We haVe Immediate Job openings for ELECTRONIC TEST TECHNICIANS (RADIO) ITC ur diploma in electronic engineering preferably with training In computer main Minimum
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      469 29 I Nestle An International Food Beverage Company Invites I suitably qualified candl- dates for the position of FILLING/ PACKAGING MACHINE TECHNICIAN In its affiliated Manufac- turing Company In Jurong Candidates from recognised Technical College or Institute or candidates possessing Certificates from VITB and City L Guilds, specifically in Electrical Engineering
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      867 29 L _ltt z^-^__z MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Brewers of Anchor Bear. Tiger ■ear, ABC Extra Stout and Macfceeon Stout invitee applications lor the appointment at TECHNICAL DRAUGHTSMAN c Industrial Technician certificate In mechanical englneenng drawing and design, or Technician Diploma In engineering from The Singapore Polytechnic/ Ngee Ann Technical
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      353 29 I Ttl' Pt+dmcttoit EARN EXTRA INCOME during school holidays Our factory requires Temporary Female Packers above 16 years old Apply to Blk 11. 1207 Toa Payoh Industrial Park. Spore 1231 v requires FEMALE OPERAI3RS BBBeaThe PSfSOfifKri Dto I M IB* TtfWvVTT CULS AIRPORT SERVICES invites •pp4tCe*tro<is (or Mm FoNowvng potittont
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      574 29 H &*sployiiiwrt |f|/i\ I I ftl A large International Marine Engines! ing and Construction Company invites applications for the position of: STOREKEEPER o Singapore Citizen c Secondary education (English) c Oood knowledge of Mechanical and Electrical spare parts c Minimum 2 years' storekeeping experience In a preferably In a ship
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      561 29 CALLING TEACHERS. A' LEVEL STUDENTS AND HOUSEWIVES! H you live m one of the toaowmg constituencies end an fluent in st leeel one Chtneee/ Indian dialect, or *****51 EXT. 441 Saturday. Monday. Tuesday. Thursday. 10a m to Ipm Contact Raslah /Hash Imah for Malay Callers. Monday to Friday, 2p.m. to
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      604 30 iARKETMO ASSISTANT WANTED irgenlly by an established interlational corporation Attractive alary WOO above plus commlslon and allowance Must have >uslness mind experience, good onnections and own transporatlon Late 20's or older Is ireferable Interested persons ilease write to Tiong Bahru P O iox 645. Spore 91 16 •OSK. SELF -SERVE
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      394 30 !_■—^znffl SMOAPORE BUS SERVICE (K7t)LTO Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates who are above 16 years of age to fill the following vacancies FUEL PUMP MECHANICS candidates are required to have a minimum of 2 years of experience In Ihe overhaul, testing and calibration of In-line and DPA pumps
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      604 30 SMOAPORE BROADCASTMG CORPORATION requires the following staff for a female hostel A. HOUSEKEEPER (Salary: Around tSM/-) Onasihi aliam Single, matured female aged 30 45 years Completed Secondary 3 or equivalent Working knowledge of English and Mandarin B. SERVANT (Satary Around SMS/-) Female aged 20 40 years. Working knowledge of English
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      1132 30 (Hi WANTED 1 DELIVERY man cum General Helper with driving licence No experience needed No age limit 1 Office General Help- er cum Apprentice to do light repair Job No experience needed Will be taught Those with drlv- Ing licence preferable. No Advantageous (or people living 1 within Katong area
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      1534 30 times Saturday car mart Pay only S$ 3,130 down and drive home a new Lada 1200. Attractive HP terms. Easy payments. "je^l^ BJC The tough, dependable and most spacious 1200 cc car ever built! fS^ 20,000 km or 1 year full warranty An Associate Company ol SHARIKAT HAT DISTRIBUTORS (M)
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      1651 31 tones Saturday car mart X VatuclM For Sat* d) Flat >*r»r-|AT 1M HOT! Very good rrSttlon *7.300 o n o Please tel X IISS FIAT 1M S|..-t. IfHKellglill accessories Brautl■ion Asking $10,200 KM PIAT tSML (kvMi condition i• Ar a Klo 12 00 noon Off sixth Avrtef] FIAT 124 Sports
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      1011 31 OALANT 74 EXCELLENT condition PARF eligible Asking $10,000 ono Tel *****4 (after lpm) GTO 2OM MB) 1973 EE number plate Oood condition Sports rims tyres Oood stereo. 20 mpg Road Ux November 1980 Third owner Off ers above $1 1 .500 to tel *****8 JULY 1*73 COLT Oalant *****. Excellei.t
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      642 31 1*73 TOYOTA CORONA MXII 2000 c Alrrond. no PARF $4,900 Tel *****45 I*7l TOYOTA CORONA Mk II Kxcellent condition PARF eligible Aircond New lyres Radio/ Cassette Call 4****** 1*73 TOYOTA CARsNA 1 owner low mileage Selling $10,500 Tel *****67 1*74 SEPTEMBER TOYOTA Corona 1600 re Road Ux Insurance new Oood
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      543 31 _> jk Ba% BsVaxchassi as% SUBARU WORKSHOP. SPARES SALES SERVICES CENTRE 0 9 KIM KEAT ROAO TEL: *****54 *****67 I*7* Honda Accord (3 Dr) Auto A/C Honda Accord (4 Dr) Auto A/C I*7* Dalsun 120Y Coupe A/C Ford Escort 1300 Sport A/C Ford Cortina 1600OL A/C 1*77 Ford Cortina 16GL
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      923 31 SM THAI HM TRADMG PTE LTD Singapore Used Car Carpark PM -E". Print* Cat par* '<» Smosoore* Tel 7MMII/ 5. nS7r*7 (Open from S.OO s.m S 30 p m I*M Honda PrsKids a/c I*7* Ford Granada M Ohia Auto a/c Muda«Ma/c MM Ceil Stama OS a/c I*7* Honda Accord 3-door
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      670 31 Dealing In all kinds of new and used motorcycles. Hire purchase terms arrangeable Also dealing In Accessories, spare parts. tyres, helmets and motor Insurance agent. KIN SAI TRADING CO. Head Off ice 158. Mackenzie Road. Tel: *****95/*****38 Spar* Parts Branch: 97 Buklt Tlmah Road Tel: *****08 New Snow Roonv 9
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      708 32 J™ wv ACCOtTtrTtOuBIIOfI Vacant c) Rooms FURNtSHED ROOMS i behind Yaohan Thomson) Preferably working singles Tel *****45 FUWSIaIO ROOM WAR Holland Road, respectable single only Call 6MMBI *****29 ONE BEDROOM AT Katong area Fully furnished Cooking allowed $250 Please call *****44 OUTSTANDINGLY FURNISHED ROOM in high rise apartment with view
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      845 32 A BEAUTVUL SPLIT -LEVEL OETACHED SEASJOE BUNGALOW PONOOOL 17TH AVENUE Land area 8.000 sq ft marble sitting/ dining area Carpetted bedrooms, matured garden v3W*MO (net m>^#ii>aW>) Buy naa> Veen artor you trei reehee met you have make Ike ngrrf *cc. Tel MISV7 A BEAUTaTUL OIST. N) bungalow with large Indi
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      930 32 Iff a^^^hjeaaeaeaaaoftaaMMßaß. ss. Ba>^kßhafe*44a^a> Iw m^n^UUmm^UmM IW mt wt HI 7_BK L i mm BCAUTVULLV RENOVATED FLAT area IJOOsqft Ring *****65 BLOCK HOLLAND CLOSE HDB fUI. 2 rooms. I hall Selling $30 000 negotiable Tel *****6 BRAND NEW RSDGCWOOO Condominium 3.500 sq ft 3 bedrooms, large garden, squash' tennis courts,
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      647 32 c) Land TO LEASE APPROX 5 acres of open vacant land at Kian Hong Road. Jurong Immediate occupation Interested please call *****55 d) Foreign Properties DISTRICT 11. LAMGE ROAD, single storey semi-detached 3.200 sq fl 3 rooms. 1 hall, freehold Sell $175,000 Loo Housing Agency Tel SOBOM. *****0 64 Residential
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      1467 32 I AUTO PARTS CENTRE shop off Rochore Canal and Short Street 550 sqft $*****0 Call owner *****70 CUFFORO ARCADE 2nd floor choice shop near escalator 353 sq ft Vacant possession Immediate occupation Selling at $317,000 Phone owner al 7r7»922 (no brokers) HOUOAY PLAZA, J.B. Groundfloor shop. 644 sq ft Best
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      571 32 Mi E^Bhaa^aattaftae. St. Ie m» I iim fl MM.VMN MSDIICI I US! REGENTS JUNIOR 04PLOMA IN COMMERCE Subjects: Boe* -Keeping JjH— Wl lt*"B Commencing IS Hoy Enrol eerty el REGENT COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE G R.T M BrtaHKß. SMI Floor (Next to Rexy Square) linage: n i IM2 Tel: M4OIM SCHOOL HOUOAY
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      491 32 IS VOWM CMLO sitting for his P s 1. 1 next yr-ar' Oet him an painstaking teacher who offers vr-ry personal coaching at your homr Call Mr Leong *****11/ *****28 anytime Absolutely no obligation eoMtARV/KCONDAJtV TOITrOM Experienced, bilingual tutor. (English. Science. Mathematics subjects.) Preferably district 12 Tel *****74 TUITION DURIMG
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      449 32 VI Trml Tours JL^ \^^Vrhe spectacular *j^\Super-value Planned by m^^Professionals. ,<^r Reliable. Economical. Trouble-free. You can't get a better deal elsewhere. Orient A scan 6 Days Manila/Baguio/ a^ejj Pagsanjan/Covelandia/Tropical \£t*mP i m Palace. l\cr\ Saturda> Ssl,l3f> KfMfl I 8 Days i pi I Manila Baugio I'agsanjan I Hong Kong/ Sung
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      327 33 120 Deaths MOM. P.AISMA UMMAL beloved mother of Mr MA Mujeed ptwd away peacefully on 12th November. 1980 In Mayyanad MOM WOO AH CHOT A«M)M Molh»f ol Prop, wtor ol GLORY MOTO« TRADING COMPANY 3M) E.tl ComI Road. Smgtpor* 1M2 Passed away pearefully on 13/11/80 Leaving behind •MM Tang Beng
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      123 Acknowledgements
      143 33 The Family of IIM Lil* MB FOO CHEE MIN ot 2-A Robin Road sincerely thank relatives. cerned for their kind assistance and attendance, condolences, cards, scrolls, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement- wrah to aiprms their thanks and appreciation to all relatives and Irienda lor the help,
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      40 33 124 In Memoriam N» EVER L OVINC MEMOBJY Of MRS LOH HENG KWAI NEE ROSE NG PUI WAH Dapartad 15/11/1*77 Sweet are the memories we keep of you Atwajra Kiiidinu. laetag, ajwajv. Uesrs Remembered londly by husband, children and grandchildren.
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      51 33 MR. PANG TEE POW DEPARTED 15-11-77 Such ;i I.ovinn Husband and Who Gave So Much of Himself We Bless the years We Shared with You And Leave the rest to God' Always remembered by Wifa Moonlight. Children Rita, Pat. Vera and Lawer- ence b>..e» e» e»i—
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      IN MEMORY OF
      76 33 MRS. CHAN KHEK ENG NEE MOM ALICE WONG SYU KIM 'We miss you vary much, ever sine* you left us one yaar ago; Home) has not been tha same Remembered by your' loving husband: Sunny. and Son: Allan Chantn t Soon Ee. i IN EVERLOVING 4 CHERISHED
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      527 33 VNTravM* Tours >1< Budget packages packed with fun-filled days. GENTING HIGHLANDS FROM ONLY Departures Every Monday Wednesday /•fca^^^^V' Friday and Saturday J» y. y 4bV Choose trom a selection ol holiday i )r *T% packages to suit your budget BANGKOK/PAHAYA ,t7!M Departures Every Friday f'Jmr^ W Visit Bangkok s famous
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      1013 33 VI Trml ft Tows >tL KIM TRAVEL SERVICE PTE LTD O-3SS, Merita Plate Later Scheme. For further itataaH contact our Othce c Tamen/Heflgkong/Bangkoe. 8 days 11.731/- 11 days $1,896/ 14 days $2019/ a Bangkok/Pattava/CtMengmai 5 days $706 7 Days $786 c 7 days Kuala Lumpur/Gentmg/ Pewr* a Cameron rfcgMeiKto $205
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      65 33 WEUESTABUSHED PAINT FACTORY IN NORTH MALAYSIA HAS VACANCIES FOR THE FOLLOWING POSTS: 1) CHEMISTS 2) PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR 31 COLOUR MATCHERS/ MACHINE OPERATORS 4) LABORATORY ASSISTANT Si SALES MANAGER 6) SALES EXECUTIVES/ SALES PROMOTORS 7) ACCOUNT CLERK GENERAL CLERK All APPLICANTS HAVE TO SUBMIT FULL DETAILS OF EDUCATION. TRAINING WORKING EXPERIENCE.
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      220 34 LONDON, Fri. English First Division club Tottenham Hotspur yesterday sold Northern Ireland striker Gerry Armstrong to Watford for £250.000 ($1.25 million) and winger Peter Taylor to Orient for £200,000. In Bihpi. Italy edged out Yugoslavia 1-0 in a friendly youth match. In Belgrade, Yugoslavnational coach Miljan Miljanic
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      584 34 LONDON, Friday ASTON VILLA'S surge to the forefront of the English First Division championship race has cost the club's directors a lot of money. Ron Saunders' title chasers are among the best paid players in English soccer and are on bonuses of £2SO
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      162 34 LONDON, Fri. Olympic Ganea «ten Seba*Ujui Cae tad Sh»r»n Dsvtes were nmtd Britain's Spartomaa and Spartswamjui af the Ytmr respectively la a •II af the Sparts Writers' AaaaeUttM hr it yesterday. Notttnrtam Forest Mcoer clab were selected Britain's top team. Cae and Farcat won tke awards
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      561 34 BRIEFS Strong winds hit golf tournament SYDNEY, Fri. A viciously strong wind, which slashed the lakes during the second round of the AJ175.000 ($428,750) Dunhiß Australian Open golf championship today, led Sevy Ballesteros to suggest play should have been stopped. Scores tumbled mercilessly when the wind changed suddenly in mid-afternoon,
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      377 34 .WAfA 1/ A DEPARTMENTAL A I All A STORE PTE LTD. r^-^^J Lower Ground Floor, High Street Centre, 1 North Bridge Road, Singapore 0617. Tel: *****91 IVI Cable Add: TOKOATAKA P™fl ALL QUAUTY ITEMS A T ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES WHICH YOU CANNOT FIND ELSEWHERE. Imm I GENTS DEPT. Ties, Belts. Shirts.
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      807 35 m^ mm^ m^^^^ mm^ mmmm^ ammmtt^ m ■HH HH 188 DIGITAL Ir I i^ml i mi I c q lipment iMaUbIJaUUaUaU CORPORATION i DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION is the world's leading manufacturer I of immcomputerv Right now, our plant in Ang Mo Kio has a number of new ciating positions available
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      534 35 HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. Our newly established multi-million Colour Television Tubes Manufacturing Company in Jurong has the following vacancies for keen, dynamic people who seek for rapid advancement and job satisfaction. (1) PERSONNEL ASSISTANT Minimum HSC or GCE 'A' Level Certificate 2-3 years' experience in personnel administration Good
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      465 35 mumi^^ SilVGAPOfte BUS SERVICE (1975) LTD The Company in conjunction with Vocational Industrial Training Board invites applications from suitably qualified males and females for: APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANIC Requirements: Singapore Citizen Completed or exempted from National Service Completed Secondary 4or Passed Secondary Two education (English Stream) Age: 16
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      333 35 The Job To service, install, modify and carry out preventive maintenance of Rank Xerox copying and duplicating products at customer premises. To establish and maintain a high level of customer relations. The Man Between 20 30 years of age. Possess a Technician Diploma in electronics and communications/electrical engineering or the
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      158 36 Powerboat racer Taylor dies RRNO, Prl. Halted Slate* powerboat rarer l-ee Taylor, 45, waa killed yesterday when his rorket-pewered beat disintegrate* ea Lake Tahoe while he was trytac to set a world Npeed record. Reseaers foaad wreckaffe hat ao sin of Taylor, members o? his team resorted. They said Taylor,
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      371 36 McEnroe cruises into London GP quarter-finals LONDON, Fri. American John McEnroe cruised into the quarter-finals of the London Grand Prix tennis tournament at Wembley last night after his compatriot, Stan Smith, and Australian Paul McNamee had scored victories, which upset the seedings. McEnroe, the United States Open champion, demolished fellow
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      1745 36 Aussie jockey can bounce back on Sungei Wang and Invincible RACING. ..with EPSOM JEEP IPOH, Fri. Australian jockey John Murray, who drew a blank last weekend, can bounce back into the limelight with a double on two fancied horses Sungei Wang IV in Race Five and
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      433 36 Neptune Topaz looks keen in trackwork By CALL BOY IPOH, Fri. Neptune Topaz (Chris Gwilliam) did a winning gallop in the company of Napoleon Sole m (Richard Yeap) at the track here this morning. The pair clapped on the pace from the 800 metres to clock 39 sec. for the
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      193 36 Tuesday (yielding): Class 2: Sichi 40.4 easing up, Asean Express 40 unextended, Saturday Night Fever 39.8, Tainan Singapura 38.4. Class 5: Washington 39 with X.E., Jackie's Jacky 44 easily. Class Double Bunker 38.6, Night Diver 39.8, Queen's Counsel ITI 43 on the bit. Wednesday (yielding):
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      126 36 SELECTIONS "I 1 RACE EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY MISTY LAD 1 El Dorado Lightning Honey Dip Lightning Julius Hah Ini Hari Ini Template True Knight 1 2 O Counsel Century Miss Ever Modest T Timothy Kittiwake Bit O'Class Century Mitt Flying Noble Dignity Hoia Saviour M. Strangar M. Stranger Market
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      59 36 THE MUDLARKS Race 1: Template, Lichtniac 111. Race 2: Flying Noble, KIM wake, Bit O'Class, Tiger Nate. Race S: Market Stranger, Casino Champ, Jack Flash. Race 4: Never Die, Brandy Lore, Bill Collector, Wildcat. Race 5: Evergreen Song, Flying Tiger, Sabah Fountain, Intelligence. Race Jackie's Jarkey, Happy Melody IV, Glannial.
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      1464 36 TODAY'S CARD RATF 1 2.30 CLASS 6 DIV 4 1.250 M ntwssu x ($9,000 $6,300 to winner) 1 66*0*0 Vetdet Valdei) J Breukelen 57 (dd +2) 3 irq Asuwad 4 2***947 El Dorado IMg(NTM) Allan 54.5 (d 2-0.5) 6 nzg Podnere 10 3 **o**6 JuNua a (Paragon) Yeoh 54.5 (d
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      1272 36 UAfF 1 2.15 CLASS 5 DIV 4 1.250 M *w\v^ x ($10,500 $7,350 to winner) 1 ••809* Turl Charmer a (Bibi) Yeoh 55 5 (d 2 +2.5) Sag Tta&gt; 1 2 59*6«4 Achievement Award a (Award) E. Breukelen 55.5 (-1)4 eg F Mwra, 7 3 •o*o*o Ladang detail
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      294 37 TAIPEH, Fri. For once, when Singapore play Colombo for seventh placing tomorrow, the sombre sky over the Taipeh Municipal Stadium here will not be as gloomy as the past week for the Republic in the Asian rugby championships. For the match will herald Singapore's first triumph
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      24 37 GETTING to kMW y*« smst*n...at the Last Art* ktkledn MMstd^ •etnlaar, wklek wm apraed by E. "^k«» (Hffct), Ike Stagmp^rr N»d»n»l Olympir
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      461 37 David knows no fear on rugby pitch PROFILE...By KEN JALLEH Jr TAIPEH, Fri. You have heard of Richard Quek, Singapore's South-east Asia Games swimming gold medal winner Now meet his elder brother David, the Republic's international rugby wing-forward, now switched to No. 8. You may not have heard of David
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      208 37  -  By PETER SIOW SINGAPORE, who have often ended down the cellar in the Asian Basketball Confederation youth championships, pulled off a surprise in Bangkok recently when they finished 10th out of 17 countries. What was more, Singapore, who were woodenspoonists in the last ABC
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      248 37 Republic start on losing note TAIPEH, Fri. Singa- pore's taekwondo team, like their rugby counterparts, made a bad start, losing all their three bouts j in the fourth Asian championships here today, reports KEN JALLEH. Jr. The Republic's taekwondo team, like the rugby side, came here* as the third best
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      239 37  -  GOING on past records alone, Bukit Panjang should have an edge over Tampines in their interconstituency volleyball final tonight (8 p.m i at the Delta Sports Complex. Bukit Pan^ang, led by their able captain. Hong Gim Kheong, progressed from third places in 1976
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      409 38 SINGAPORE will meet Thailand's second team in their opening match of the King's Cup soccer competition at the National Stadium on Sunday (8). The Republic's other three matches will be against China on Tuesday, Brunei on Thursday and Western Australia on Tuesday week. Though
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      295 38 Hosts consider Republic serious threat BANGKOK, Fri. Singapore are looked upon as a serious threat to the favourites China, South Korea, Thailand and Australia in the King's Cup soccer competition, which starts tomorrow at the National Stadium, reports JOE DORAI. The Republic must certainly be elated by this rating showered
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      112 38 TOMORROW: Thai land A v Indonesia (5.M). SUNDAY: Western Australia v Brunei &lt;C.3«), Singapore v Thailand B (8). MONDAY: Malaysia v South Korea («.M), Thailand A v Swede* (8. SI). TUESDAY: China v Singapore Thailand B v Brunei (B.M). WEDNESDAY: Malaysia v Swede* (S.3IJ. Indonesia v South Korea
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      213 38 BANGKOK, Fri. Singapore coaches Andrew Yap and Yusope Mohammed have been invited to assist the Indonesian soccer team in the King's Cup competition, though the squad have the services of English coach Paul Cumming. The reason for the Indonesians wanting Yap and Yusope is
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      175 38 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Macau's World Cup squad pulled off another shock victory when they beat Selangor 2-1 in a friendly soccer match at the Stadium Merdeka here tonight. They had previously beaten Malaysian B 1-0. Selangor, though, started off promisingly with a corner and a free kick, but
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      284 39 COMMFNT ..By PETER SIOW IT must have been like playing against marked cards for Cheng Peng, the Singapore Yachting Association secretary, when he decided some time ago to borrow boats for local sailors to compete in the Pacific 505 yachting championship, which the
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      218 39 Chan to challenge Kerneis for honours PAUL CHAN, winner of the overall Bacardi Cup in the recent Port Dickson Open regatta, will challenge Yves Kerneis for honours in the A A W windsurfing championships, off the East Coast Sailing Centre tomorrow, reports PETER SIOW. The championships were originally scheduled to
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      34 39 CHUA CHU RANG outplayed Alexandra 75-18 in the Interconstituency basketball tournament at the Bukit Tlmah Community Centre last night. Other results: Braddell Heights bt Bukit Paniang 34-18; Tek* Ayer bt Tanjong Pagar 52-45.
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      174 39  -  By JOE DORA I BANGKOK, Fri. Indaaeata aad three other caaatrles will not campete la the Astaa Badmlatea Confederation's la vl tartan* l tournament here, from Dee. IMS, on the order* of the International Badminton Federation. This was revealed at a Press conference today by Gen.
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      Sour day for Kallang
      52 39 IT was a sour day for Sri Kalians yesterday when their A and B teams were beaten in the President's Perses Cup sepak takraw tournament at Jalan Eunos yesterday. Their A team lost 0-3 to Permuda Ikatanstia and their B succumbed to Vigilante Corps by a
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      Examinations in badminton's way
      353 39  -  BERNARD PEREIRA END-OF-YEARexamina-tions have, for the second successive year, become the scourge of the Singapore team in their preparations for the ASEAN schools' badminton championships, which start this year from Dec. 12-17 at Kuala Lumpur's Stadium Negara. It happened last December, too, when the tournament was
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      156 39 TODAY'S EVENTS •OWUNC QBE NMm Jack tft Bowl System 460. 5) BQHEBTMANBM Tanw*»y mat: Draan (Bukit Tlmah Saddle Club, 7) GOLP fliiißimllt riaal (Bukit, 7). later■itton Cat tint naa* (Kepppl. 141); Ecaaal Cap (hand leapt 1519 s (hampknshlps (Krpprl. 12.45); LaiaV dak [■■■■lnaMf (Chanfl. 8); Vaac Caa (laland). ftiraaly: Captain
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      331 39  -  UNLIKE Old Mother Hubbard. Singapore's hockey team must have liked what they saw in their cupboard when they took stock of their Fraser and Neave-Yonex sponsored Asian Cup (Eastern Zone) qualifying round campaign during yesterday s rest day. For there, in what once seemed
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      343 39 Veteran Loh hopes to end lean spell VETERAN bowler S. Y. Loh, without a victory this year despite a bonanza of tournaments, hopes to break the duck tomorrow when he defends his QBE Masters' title at Jackie's Bowl System 460, reports WILFRED YEO. "It has been a lean year for
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      126 39 Organisers like more to turn out at CCK Big Walk THE Chaa Chn Kang Big Walk begins tomorrow morning OS»), with organisers still hoping more than the 5M walker* registered far the eveat will tarn np, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. They are offering IM mystery prizes, donated by several commercial arms,
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      Gul to coach Singapore next month
      335 39 Gul to coach Singapore next month By PATRICK BASTIANS SQUASH professional Rahim Gul may coach the Republic's national team next month, if negotiations between him and the Singapore Squash Rackets Association strike the right cord. He leaves with several Singaporeans on Tuesday for the Hashim Khan world team squash championships
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    73 40 Nessie' was a goose BEIJING, Fri. A herd of "Loch Nest" style monsters spotted earlier this year in a Manchurian lake near the Korean border could have been geese or otters, the Beijing Evening News said today. It said researchers looking for the beasts on the banks of the Tiancni
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        97 40 WHEN tac Ska* of Iran fled hi* eoantry, It waa oaiteveo that he had a pwrasasl lortane of more than hUbao. Where did he nMe ail thai treason? The Iraa Government has a team of lot "treasare banters" ■earrhlac the world's capitate for does of the wheroaoaoto
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        121 40 THE Edes are probably Singapore's best-known gardening couple. Now Amy ana John Ede of Mandai Gardens have produced a book whose down-to-earth approach quite apart from the brilliant colour pictures makes it of interest to everyone who fancies plants, whether he Is living in a bungalow
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    394 40 THE Ministry of Education has decided against conducting a promotion exercise for teachers this year, it was learnt yesterday. This decision is expected to dismay teachers, many of whom have been waiting impatiently for a promotion exercise they believe is overdue. Since the
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    61 40 MOMENT of glory for 18-year-old Mlsa Germany, Gabriella Brnm after she best M other beauties to become Miss World 1980 at the Royal Albert Hail la London on Thursday sight. On the right h Miss Guam, Klmberly Santos, 11, who waa second and on the
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    625 40 Minister saves the day for S'pore LIAK TENG KIAT BEIJING By L I, Fri. THE Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office), Mr I-.ee Khoon Choy, saved Singapore's honour yesterday when the Singapore delegation toured the summer villa of the Qing Dynasty emperors at Chengde, 260 km north-east of Beijing.
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    304 40 Uproar in Commons: S-G claims he was punched LONDON, Kri. Aa uproar »ver maalclpal boosing rent* disrupted the daring of Brltala's inMIM parilameatary seostoa last night, with one government member i.i«in»i« e to have been molted and poached" by several La boor Party men. The sonar began with a (•verameat
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    377 40 KUALA TRENGGANU, Friday DATUK Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad today criticised deviant "dakwah" groups, saying they were trying to retard the progress of Muslims, in Malaysia so that they were divided and could not compete with the other races. The Deputy Prime Minister regretted that
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        390 2 CELEBRITY CONCERT by Singapore Symphony Orchestra (soloist Dana Vered), Victoria Concert Hall, 8.15 p.m. Tickets at $15, $10, $5 and $3 at Victoria Concert Hall (from 7.15 to 8.30 p.m. on concert nights), C.K. Tang, Cold Storage, Yamha Music School, Popular Book Store and MPH (Robinson Road). t 4MXVAL WATER
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        322 6 JOHN DE SOUZA By THE Hilton Movie-House will be offering three films, with Audrey Rose taking first billing tomorrow. In the recently-made Audrey Rose, with its chilling suspense, paranormal-style a la The Exorcist cult, the central figure is a young girl, Ivy Templeton (Susan Swift),
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        325 6 DEEPAVALI NITE 1980 National Theatre Tonight at 7.30 Preview by N.G. KUTTY &lt; THE Singapore Indian i Film, Arts and Dramatic Society will hold its annual Deepavali Nite 1980 a; 7.30 p.m. today at the National Theatre. The guests-of-honoui will be Mr Sidek Saniff. MP for
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        165 6  - Concerts during hols WONG LAI WAH By THE Yoms Mudclau' Society will be organising and monitoring a series of school concerto daring the school holidays. First, there Is the Manic For Everyone Concert by the Singapore Teachers' Military Band at the Vlcto- rla Concert Rail (Empress Place) tomorrow at i
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        587 7 Fade-out for Japan's films JAPANS prolific film industry is fighting an uphill struggle for audiences who have developed tastes for imported war epics and space sagas such as Star Wars. The struggle has been made acute by a sharp decline in audiences in the past two decades. Japan produced 331
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        1323 10 A grand feast for the ey palates that are not f asi for the eyes and are not fastidious MANY hotels in Singapore, in recent years, have turned to serving lunch buffet-style as this decreases the load on the kitchen staff during this potentially lucrative hour (what with the proliferation
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        201 11 Quick peep across the Atlantic THIS is the season for excitement for all clothes horses. No sooner have the French finished with their Spring/ Summer collections, that the American designers started their flurry. It is time to sit up and watch if you don't want to be left behind like
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        661 11 Anbesol* s local anaesthetic formula kills pain and helps healing If you suffer from mouth ulcers or denture irritation. see your nearest pharmacy or drugstore and ask for Anbesol* Anbesol* contains a local anaesthetic and it is available without prescription j It also includes two powerful antiseptics to fight harmful
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        347 12 AN EARLY SURVEYOR IN SINGAPORE John Hall-Jones and Christopher Hooi Reviewed by ANDREW LESLIE Published by The National Museum, $25 THIS book brings together reproductions of all the paintings which John Turn bull Thomson, government surveyor of Singapore between 1841 and 1853, made of the island. Each
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        352 12 By KEN WHITEHURST in TORONTO NOT satisfied just to have the tallest free-standing structure in the world the CN Tower a Toronto-based chain of bookshops has opened a new flagship stote and grandly named it "the world's biggest bookstore". The claim is a boldfaced challenge
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        333 12 TAiTIAN A new digestive from Ohtd MdatsMly digestive enzymes, antacids, and stomachics for effective relief of gastro- intestinal discomfort. Instant-dissolving, quickacting tablets seal packed in threes for convenient single dosages Manufacturer Olita** han to. ltd. Tokyo, Japan Sole Agent SEOW KHENG HONG No. 150. Cross Street, Singapore 1 »o»mit Mo:
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        791 13 Journey in search of joy JUPITER'S TRAVELS by Ted Simon, Penguin Books 447 pages 1.50 Reviewed by JON MANLEY EVER since man discovered that the earth was round, the desire has existed to circumnavigate t This has been achieved in a variety of ways; in this particular book, our author
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        463 13 RETURN FROM THE RIVER KWAI by Joan and Clay Blair, Jr Jade Books, 338 pages with index, photographs and maps, 5510.50. Reviewed by ROBERT CHEW NEXT to the Holocaust, the events portrayed in Return from the River Kwai could well be the horror story
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        524 13 Disappointing light after the darkness CALL THE DARKNESS LIGHT By Nancy Zaroulis Hamlyn Books, 560 pages, t 1.50 Reviewed by QUEK WAN YUE NANCY Zaroulis has a difficult task. On the one hand, she has researched historial facts about the 19th Century New England mill town of Lowell. On the
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        200 13 Make it a brighter Sunday with m^'?*4iw q v m l^t7 W*M«*#M&gt; 7 i|| 7. "■■nfl I"I 9rW-^.' W #n« I xJ _J kiOlii^'^ tuSfJ^ l^= C J I K^Z3 fl i IVI r^% PAGAN [nS fTEIimSTALK Vf^k W«m«n in S»«rt fg| |~ALLEY CHAT ..^1 ry?|^^ I Alfred Tong J^|
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      1343 14 credit agencies, S3i on the scene. JnStitUtlOnS rPDOrt 6 Visitors can also purchase sacred oracles produced by computer print-out and talismans in the form of key-holders and good luck charms.. .Each shrine has its own distinctive traffic safety amulet and talisman.
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      744 15 Storm over US varsities business links STEPHEN LOHR By in New York Universities view corpora- I tions as badly needed pa- I trons to help finance the increasingly sophisticated technologies required for modern research. Companies in turn view investments in universities as serving their long-term needs to spawn new products
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        623 15 *****-3 M *****-3 B| V Ns^^^^^^^pT i AHA %n. B^^?' /\i/^ vB SB ***** ***** *****-3 1/ V ***** 3 Octo When time, fashion and technology merge to forrr. peerless perfection! since 184 8 Sole Agent South Eastern Watch IPtel Ltd. 916/7/B. 9th Floor. Peoples Park Centre A 101. Upper
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        552 16 SINGAPORE CORPORATION OF REHABILITATIVE ENTERPRISES requires TECHNICIAN (MECHANICAL) (MALE) Requirement* Industrtol Techmcion Cert or Notionol Trode Cert (Grode 2 level) or Advonce Croft Cert, m MECHAMCAL ENGINEEWNG or related ctea pltnes Preference given to candidates who possess 3 GCE 'O' level passes ond have relevant working experience Salary The starting
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        1081 16 I ENGINEERING DIVISION H (Negotiable 5540.000 SS4S.OOO per annum) Our client, a well-established and progressive European trading and engineering group of companies, requires a suitably qualified and experienced engineer to manage the Engineering Division in Singapore. Reporting to the Group Divisional Manager, the successful candidate will be responsible for the
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        1218 16 KL'UM (MALAYSIA) BERHAD ASSISTANT MANAGER PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION (M 540.000 to M 545.000 gro» salary p x) Our client, Kulim (Malaysia) Berhad, is an expanding group in plantation processing of primary commodities, and property development, looking after 65,000 acres under cultivation with a workforce of over 6,000. In order to strengthen
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        500 17 \yntD We am a wall established international Company engaged in the manufacture of subsea oil drilling and production equipment. We require a: i WORKS SUPERINTENDENT I The successful candidate will be responsible for: (a) The efficient management of the Machine Shop, Fabrication Shop and Maintenance program. »(b) Coordination of manufacturing
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        586 17 \\kKS TIEN WAH PRESS &gt; !¥¥»&gt;/ (PTE.) LTD invitM application* from Miitably quelif iad Singapore Otitan* tor APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN OFFSET PRINTING which to acheduted to eommanca mow tima in January 1961. THE PROGRAMME: It is a 4-yaar training programme which it divided into two parts, each consists Of 2
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        820 17 WJKk Marketing/ M Administrative Assistants K for Kodak (Singapore) Pte lid (am B| Kodak (Singapore) Pte Limited, the Singapore subsidiary of a large multi-national corporation, seeks to appoint Marketing/Administrative Assistants who wish to rtf*J| pursue a career in Marketing or Administration. The Marketing/Administrative Assistants will be given a broad view
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        808 18 The SGV Group Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client, a Hongkong based international financial institution primarily engaged in financial and investment services, seeks for its Singapore office a top-level executive to assume the position of: I MANAGING DIRECTOR I (Multinational Financial Institution) Around S$ 150.000 pa plus benefits The selected
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        581 18 WAREHOUSE MANAGER I We are looking for an experienced manager to direct and co-ordinate our Material Support operation including Warehousing. Distribution and Packaging. The successful candidate will have a Bachelors Degree or equivalent combination of Education and Experience. 3 years' experience in Material handling activities, including 2 years in Supervision.
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        853 18 111 ADMINISTRATIVFy I I PERSONNEL MANAGER I Our Client is a well-established joint venture operation concerned with the timber industry and situated in the Johore Bahru region. The Job A vacancy exists as the Administrative/Personnel Manager who would report directly to the General Manager with responsibility for matters relating to
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        573 19 HITACHI ZOSEN ENGINEERING SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD We ere en established company in design, engineering and construction of plants, steel structures, etc. As a result of our recent expansion, we are looking for high calibre, motivated and hardworking personnel to fill the following vacancies in our Company. Good promotion and advancement
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        819 19 I'Qf rj -VP M E.M. SINOAPOftS PTt LTD is a newly formed subsidiary of a well known British manufacturer of electrical swttchgear Applicants with suitable qualifications and experience are invited for the following positions. Q C SUPERINTENDENT (manager designate) The successful applicant will be fully in charge of quality from
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        526 19 SIEMENS We are a subsidiary of SIEMENS AG, Germany, one of the 10 largest electronic companies in the world with over 330,000 employees. We require Manager (Automation Rationalisation) To rationalise and automise production processes and equipment. To design and develop new equipment. To commission equipment in the production lines. To
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        1140 21 ■■(til ikTil itel SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION^^ mvites apptic Jtions for the toNowinf appointments MONITORING EDITOR (ENGLISH) (*****-$2595) To supervise the Monitoring Unit, to make periodic*) analyses of broadcasting output Qua*"*** Honours degree, or Pass degree with one year editorial/ reportonai etperience or GCE A' Level Cert 'Full HSC plus 3
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        635 21 f 1 INTERN ATWNAL HARVESTER We are a Regional Parts Distribution Center Due to our ropid expansion we invite Singapore citizens with suitable qualification and experience to iom us as: CUSTOMER SERVICES COORDINATOR (TWS IS HOT SELLMG OR MERCHANDISINC JOB) To assist Senior Coordinators m customers enquiries, quotations order control,
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        508 21 Graduates We still have vacancies for accountancy graduates in the fol'owing departments of our rapidly expanding practice: (A) AUDIT (B) TAXATION (C) COMPUTER CONSULTANCY Applicants should have good grades in the respective subjects and possess the ambition ana drive to achieve senior status. No previous experience is required as the
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        315 21 MUmiUB) [United Motor Works Singapore Group^ of Companies has immediate vacancy for the post of:WORKSHOP SUPERVISOR Qualifications: Diploma/Certificate holder in Mechanical/ Production/Automobile Engineering with supervisory experience in automotive engineering workshop. Diploma holder with Institute of Works Management qualification will be of advantage. Salary will commensurate with experience and qualifications. Interested
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        622 22 A S/NGAPOfif AEfiO ENG/NFJWWfy OVERHAUL (PT£) LTD JfM/f J SAEOL invites opphcotions for the following appointment* APPOINTMENT AND SALARY REQUIREMENTS m Machinists A good general Uf A (Salary w,ll be com- education and a a 1 mensurate with rmrwnum of 3 years M *&gt; quotations and experience m the Mf
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        663 22 L()NrX)N AMERICAN FINANCE CORPORATION LTD. Regional Representative Office (Far East-Pacific) The London American Finance Group (member of the Midland Bank Group, UK) specialises in financing international trade by providing through its operating subsidiaries in North America and Europe, export credits and related financial services to importers worldwide. Due to further
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        765 22 SYSTEM ANALYST/PROGRAMMER We are leading distributor ot Oatsun motor vehicles and industrial equipment in Singapore and Malaysia As part ot our expansion programme, we invite applications from candidates who: a Possess GCE "A' level a Have 2 3 years experience in Programming/System Analysis and Design a Are able to communicate
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        799 22 B.S.P. TENDER NOTICE NO. 22/80 Nam 1 One lot ol Drilling llama. (A) 227 Pea. 5" x 6" Control Line Protector*. (B) 2* Pea. 20" Wooden Top Plug. (C) 2 Pea. 20" Rubber Top Plug. (D) 5 Pea. 20" SSR Plug. (E) 13 Pea. 20" Cement Baffle Collar. (F) 6
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        78 22 William f. (NaroM) Flatclwr ag*d 74 pasaad away p**c*rully on 11/11/ M tearing behind b*tov*d: Mki Adelaide Son.: Aloyslus Benedict Conslantine Gabriel Francis Daughter* -In-Law Amy Mm Gertrude Azizah Daughters: Yvonne Monica Lovie Doreen Maureen •00.10 v.« Julian Monleiru Cyril Chelllah Terry Sunn David Ho eleaa companion Ambooiy Nadaaon and
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        331 22 THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 BAN SOON RUBBER TRADING PTE. LTD. At a general meeting of BAN SOON RUBBER TRADING PTE. LTD. duly convened and held on the 23rd day of October, 1960, the following special resolution was passed: SPECIAL RESOLUTION That the company be wound up voluntarily pursuant to
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