The Straits Times, 21 February 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Kstd 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    MORE LAND FOR PRIVATE HOUSING
    890 1  - MORE LAND FOR PRIVATE HOUSING PAUL JACOB Govt bid to help ease shortage REST OF PARLIAMENT PAGES 12, 13 BY THE government is to help ease the shortage of private housing the reason for today's inflated property prices with a generous land allocation for the building of at least 5,000
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    Goodwood and MUI to sign $290 m accord
    391 1 TWO entrepreneurs. Mr Khoo Teck Puat of the Goodwood group and Mr Khoo Kay Peng of Malayan United Industries, are on the verge of a $290 million deal which could have far-reaching effects on both groups and set alight the hotels sector
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    56 1 MOST «t car nUer* ud tlnetan ft, to pat II pUlal), unwmiwicd, wett-crmtrrd, amUll> Wikit, pampmut •ad prrtcalteas rrratam thr put; sad we •Umt» air 1Mb eaaagfc to ulrnir tkrir nrismaa- m •ttmtmL (Aese words were written SO years ago by the father of futurists;' read his prophecy for
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    Lock icon Diners claim: we were locked in during fire
    537 1 Diners claim: we were locked in during fire KUALA LUMPUR, Fri AS FIRE raged through the 15th tl**r ol the 17storey Fltzpatrirk's supermarket bnildlac. here yesterday, diners on the eighth fl**r Marc* Polo Restaurant alleged that they were locked la and told to Kt> far their meals bere they were
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    Lock icon Zimbabwe ties with Kremlin
    38 1 MOSCOW. Fri TV Soviet Union and Zimbabwe have esubbshed diplomatic relations as from Feb IS aad agrsad to exrnaace don the Soviet newt agrary Taac reported today The agreement was sgned in Salisbury AP
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    Lock icon Royal horse
    35 1 LAMBOURN I England I. FYi Prlare Charles' rarehorse AUibar ooUapofd and died toda> minuies after the heir to UV British throw exercised the U year-old GcMing over the Berkshire Do«ns his nsMTsaid UPI
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    Armed 5 grab $53,000 from supermart
    416 1  - Armed 5 grab $53,000 from supermart N.G. KUTTY, By Crime Desk FIVE men one armed with a revolver, one with a bearing scraper and the rest with daggers pulled off a $53,000 robbery in 15 minutes in a crowded supermarket in Toa Pay oh Central yesterday. They tied up six
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    Lock icon Five bombs go off in border town
    102 1 Five bombs go off in border town KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Five home-made bombs exploded in a shopping centre in the MalaysianThai border town of Pekan Siam today, injuring three women and a man The first bomb went off around noon. This was followed by three explosions half an hour later
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    Lock icon Test success
    38 1 CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida). Fri The three rocket engines of the US space shut tie were swc«isfull> fmni i,«ii. in one of the laM nuioi tests' before the CTSSt'I lu.-nleri I voyage scheduled for April. I Reuter
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    Lock icon Wonder birth
    68 1 JOHANNESBURG. Fri. An 18-yeai-old woman, who was a polio victim as a child and has a plastic hip ravity. has given birth to sextuplets. it was reported here yesterday. The birth of the (our boys and two girls was reported by thiw Johannesburg newspapers which quoted the" unidentified
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    Ministry to act over video tapes
    132 1 Ministry to act over video tapes THE Ministry of foltorr Is to take administrative, If not legislative, measures soon to control the sale and loan of video tapes, Minister i>( ulture S. DfcaaabaUui said la Parliament yesterday. Mr Dhanaba'ian, wh* was answering MPs queries, said be agreed that that there
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    Lock icon Reagan's backers split over economic proposals
    527 1 WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's economic plan has splintered his supporters into two groups amid signs that the package is likly to run into stiff resistance. The conservative movement that helped sweep Mr Reagan into the White House said openly last night that it
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    Soviet policy
    47 1 MOSCOW. Fri. Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev outlined Soviet foreign and JumoMir policy in an address before a closed-door plenary meeting of the communist party central committee in preparation for the 26th party congress due to start on Monday, the official Tass news agency said today.
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    POLICE SEEK BROTHER
    52 1 POLICE were late la>t night trying to ounUct a lawyer, wh« Is believed to be the ymmgtr brathm ot Mr Svma Baglwvu, 39, vImsf charred bad) was (mod In his brdroom Ml the 12th t\—r flat at Black SI. LaraaR C, Toa Payah. earlier in the evening.
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    Lock icon SECRET OPEC MEETING?
    46 1 8BB1 Krt. Several M\ ministers «f the Oriunisatiun of Prtralrum KxpartlnK nunti-ir* (Uprc) h*-ld a tup v^-rt- 1 nwrtinft h«rr vrstrnlit> mad i«da\, indoslr> Tke Oprr srfrrtirin h«Tf clainn-d they had m idea what brought ih«miMisien (ram the Oprr OMtrtea U (ieaeva. AP.
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      94 1 L^aV^ 54 ptW todmj HOW MUCH FOREIGN EXPERTISE 'i DO WE NEED? I -Pao.lB I ELITE militia called out after student unrest in Pakistan S r FAKES pose a growing threat to West A GROWING rift spells trouble for i Prem i COUST claim a i 'first' FOREIGN capital inflow
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Reagan budget will up imports from S-EA
      574 2  - Reagan budget will up imports from S-EA JOHN K. EDWARDS By Our Washington reporter WASHINGTON, Fri PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's "Programme for Economic Recovery" will mean a stronger US dollar, stronger US imports from abroad, a continuing high rate of investment abroad and a less competitive export performance. These will be
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      Lock icon Ford's $3.2 b loss for last year first since 1946
      280 2 Ford's $3.2 b loss for last year first since 1946 DETROIT, Friday THE United State's second largest car maker. Ford Motor Company, said yesterday that it lost US$3l6 million (5J657 million) in the final three months of last year and US$l 55 billion (553.2 billion) for the year as a
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      Mrs T's tour
      49 2 ABU DHABI. Fri. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher will pay an official visit to the United Arab Emi rates on April 21 as part of a tour of Gulf states She will also visit Saudi Arabia and Oman, the official Emirates news agency WAM said yesterday
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      Boy who has spent half his life naked
      138 2 BEIJING. Fri HE'S aniy IS bat he aac spent mare than half bit We naked, even thrangh the harsh winters af China. The peapir af Nanjing where the hay liven la Zhlliag cammaae call him "fire bady", the afflrlal Vlahna news agrnrj
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      Lock icon Press photo of the year
      204 2 AMSTERDAM, Fri. British photographer Mike Wells of Life Magazine was declared press photographer of the year yesterday for his picture of Hunger in Uganda in the 24th World Press photo contest. Mr Joe Marquette of United Press International won the sports category first prize with
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      Lock icon N-SITES REPORT SETS OFF BONN PROBE
      189 2 N-SITES REPORT SETS OFF BONN PROBE BONN, Fri. West German justice authorities said today they were investigating whether a weekly magazine betrayed state secrets in an article which claimed to pinpoint more than 100 American nuclear weapon sites in West Germany. The Federal Prosecutor's Office in Karlsruhe ordered the probe
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      America rolls out its new tanks
      267 2 America rolls out its new tanks WASHINGTON, Fri THE US Army yesterday declared its new Abrams tank ready for troop use. the army said field and engineering tests have shown that engineeringi ng problems uncovered in experimental models "have been corrected in production model tanks, and quality control problems found
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      Lock icon 40 massacred by villagers
      65 2 JAKARTA. Fn. A massacre was today reported in the district of Jember East Java, where at least 40 people had been killed (or allegedly practising black magic and stealThe killings, starting on Jan 10. had spread to several villages The worst hit was Bangsalsari where 23
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      Lock icon Laos rejects charges
      52 2 BEIJING. Fri Laos today rejected Chinese charges that Vientiane had instigated incidents along its border with Thailand earlier this month The embassy's statement said the official Xinhua news agency, which made the accusations earlier this month, sought to create "more tension on the border between Laos and
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      Lock icon Pile-ups kill 9
      48 2 DALLAS. Fri Half-a-dozen tractor-trailer trucks piled up with 40 or 50 cars in heavy fog on a highway near here and a similar chain reaction, rush hour accident occurred in fog in Illinois yesterday A total of nine people died in the two miihaps AP.
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      Lock icon Twin threat to US papers' survival
      248 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. THE American newspaper industry' is faced with a "very, very serious fight for survival" because of competition from radio and television and mediocrity within its own j ranks, says the president I of the American Society of Newspaper Editors. But Mr Thomas
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      In other words...
      54 2 IT IS not always the survival of the fittest; all too often it is the sura vival of the fattest. The president of the American Society of .Venspaper editors, Thomas Winship, commenting on the emphasis on profits rather than journalistic quality by US papers in. their struggle
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      Lock icon Iran hints it may accept peace efforts
      251 3 HEIRIT. Fri After almost five months of war. thousands of casualties and billions of dollars in destruction. Iran indicated it may be ready lo accept mediation effort;, to end the war w ith Iraq The suggestion that Iran might consider a negotiated solution
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      Pope calls for trust between Christians and Muslims
      457 3  - Pope calls for trust between Christians and Muslims ABBY TAN: BY OUR REPORTER IN MANILA DAVAO (Philippines), Fri. Pope John Paul II today appealed to Muslims and Christians in strife-torn Mindanao to co-operate and unite to build a better Philippines. The Pope, who arrived here this morning, met with leaders
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      Lock icon Wild dog killed baby coroner rules on Aussie television
      314 3 Wild dog killed baby coroner rules on Aussie television ALICE SPRINGS (Australia). Fri. One of Australia's most sensational inquests end^d toda> with a televised verdict tha* a nine-week old baby was killed by a dingo, a wild Australian dog. and its body hidden by a person or persons unknown For
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      Elusive man charged with rape
      91 3 Elusive man charged with rape MANILA. Fri A Japanese national, arrested here yesterday after eluding Philippine immigration authorities for three years, uas charged with rape and assault Masahiko tsuda. who married to a Filipino, is sus- !••< led o< having tin with the "Yakuza" an underworld organisation in Japan which
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      Nobel winner grilled
      46 3 Sao Paulo (Brazil). Fri Mr Adotfo Perez Esquivel. the Argentine who worn the 1W Nobel peter prue. was picked up by police here Ust night ai he was about to lerturr about human ri(tits Pour* said I* had been guestioaed but not arrested
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      Copter crash
      32 3 BANGKOK Fn All U peoplr aboard a helicopter were killed when it crashed in a iuafle in Surai Thani province ui wltwin Thailand this mwti. Radio Thailand re ported Rrutrr
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      Lock icon Elite militia called out after student unrest in Pakistan
      397 3 ISLAMABAD, Fri. Student unrest and anti-gov-ernment pn.usts have erupted in Pakistan's main cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, triggering the government to call out an elite militia of Pathan tribesmen to help control the trouble. Residents in the two cities said lorries
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      Lock icon S.KOREA SHELVES PLAN TO MOVE CAPITAL
      148 3 S.KOREA SHELVES PLAN TO MOVE CAPITAL SEOUL, Fri. The ministry of construction said today plans have been shelved for moving the administrative capital of South Korea south. Proposals made in the middle 1970s under the government of the late President Park ChungHee called for relocating the capital about 100 km
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      Lock icon There is money in skeletons
      85 3 NEW DELHI, Fri. India should expert tamrr iklMrnS skeletons, a member af parliament said today. Mr Nihal Sin|?h told Uw L»k Sabha (lo»«r Iuhim) that »kplrt«a> •f rhlMren a K «-d betwrrn HrHI and I* rrtrkrd high prirc. abroad. India's annual ex ports «f human
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      Lock icon Dwindling Chinese crude worries Japan
      242 3 Dwindling Chinese crude worries Japan TOKYO, Fri JAPANESE refineries and traders are concerned over possible cuts in Chinese crude Oil supplies, believed to be related to declining production at China's largest oilfield of Daqing, industry sources said today. The concern comes at a time when China has postponed or cancelled
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      Lock icon Fakes pose growing threat to the West
      292 4 GENEVA. Ftl. A multi-million dollar piracy industry in which one manufacturer uses another's patent or trademark to undercut the price of the real article, has become a big headache for producers in Western Europe and the United States Scotch whisky said to be
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      Lock icon MINERS IN MILITANT MOOD
      64 4 MINERS IN MILITANT MOOD A MILITANT crowd of miners auUide the bead offices of the National I nlan of Mine workers in London on Thorsday as the union's executive council meet* to call off the threatened strike over the British (•overnmeat'B decision to close 23 mine*. The> heckled union leaders
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      Lock icon Three consuls abducted in night raid
      307 4 Three consuls abducted in night raid BILBAO (Spain). Fri. Hooded gunmen described by police as Basque separatist guerillas have kidnapped three honorary consuls in night-time raids on their homes in northern Spain. The abductions followed the public outcry over allegations that a suspected Basque guerilla who died in police custody
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      Lock icon Citizenship for kids of British mothers
      114 4 Citizenship for kids of British mothers LONDON, Pri. The gavrraaaeat hat m«\rd v make It pawiMr lar rWJdrea af Britisa mataen to arqulre tar name rltUea■aip. At pmmt »ol\ rhlldrrn hose lathen arr British rltUens ur eligible to be rrnLstere<l an rifiseas. An attempt by antiimmlgraat ramaalcaer Kaueh PaweU to
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      Lock icon Govt push
      32 4 SAN SALVADOR. Fri Salvadoran government warjeb> and artillery pounded left Ist guerilla positions yesterday in a cleanup" ol northern Chalaienanno province that killed at least 10 people, authorities uid UPI
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      S'pore woman near victim of Ripper
      175 4  -  JANIE KHOO By Our London Reporter LONDON, Pri. A woman doctor from Singapore was one of the seven near victims of the Yorkshire Ripper. The accused slayer, Peter Sutcllffe, was indicted today for the murder of 13 women and the attempted slay- sometime last
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      Lock icon Figuring out who is working hard
      156 4 GENEVA, Fri. Swiss, German, French, and British men all have longer average workweeks than the Japanese, according to a survey released yesterday by the International Labor Organisation. South Koreans and Egyptians outdid them all while the United States retains the leisure record. The Swiss,
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      Lock icon Polish govt calls for strict meat rationing in new plan
      506 4 Polish govt calls for strict meat rationing in new plan POLAND. Fri BUOYED by the prospects of internal peace for the first time in six months, the Polish government today turned its attention to the economy and announced a belt-tightening' programme that calls for strict meat rationing. Not since the
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      A growing rift spells trouble for Prem Impact
      494 6  - A growing rift spells trouble for Prem Impact LEE KIM CHEW By Our Bangkok Reporter BANGKOK. Fn A widening nfl b*>t\*«-n mo major political (Mint's is, putting Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda's coalition government in the wrong approaches the first anniversary of its formation next month The Ticket > coalition ib
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      Lock icon Workers unaware
      54 6 JAKARTA. Fri. Indonesian workers apparently did not know that today was the government declared "Labour Day" instead of May 1. But today was not a holiday with thousands of Indonesian labourers working as usual. "We do not know that today is Labour Day," said one official of the
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      152 6 TV set that can fit into your handbag THIS trlpvUiaa act r*aid k* bit* y»ur aaadakawtag alf tain pack el TV Witt a flat pirtarr libr la Laadaa on Tfcanday la the laveaUr, Mr CUve Haclalr M Slmcimir Research Laaa nOatlea CankrUge. The ttay act, ißearpar»tta S PM ra4la, to
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      Lock icon Vietnam is new tyrant, says US
      296 6 GENEVA, Fri. Vietnam has replaced the ousted Pol Pot regime as the persecutor of the people of Kampuchea, the US told the UN Human Rights Commission here today US Representative Michael Novak, in the first American statement to the commission since President Reagan took
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      Lock icon Hongkong tops growth in region: Escap
      297 6 Hongkong tops growth in region: Escap BANGKOK. Fri. While its total growth slowed I last year, Hongkong I continued to outperform all other Asian econo- < mies. the Escap report said. The survey estimated that Hongkong's Gross Domestic Product had fallen from 10.5 per cent in 1979 to 10.1 per
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        86 6 WARSHIPS OF the Soviet Indian Ocean f et-t have entered Mozambique's two main ports as a warning to South Africa, three weeks after South African commandos struck in the suburbs of the Mozambican capital, the Portuguese news agency, Anop reported yesterday. In a Maputo-datelined dispatch, the agency said
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        Lock icon Rebel tanks seized
        68 6 ZIMBABWE NATIONAL army troops confiscated Soviet-made tanks, field guns and armoured personnel carriers held by Mr Joshua Nkomo's former guerillas at a camp south-east of here on Thursday, military sources said. The troops of the former white-minority government commandeered the military gear in a peaceful operation ordered
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        Lock icon Contempt of court fine
        80 6 A VICTORIAN Supreme Court Judge, Mr Justice Kenneth Marks, today fined the Melbourne Age newspaper, and its editor, Mr Michael Da vie. a total of ASBO.OOO (*****,000) for contempt of court. The case arose out of a report and a photograph published in the Age during
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        Lock icon Schmidt for S. Arabia
        90 6 WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Schmidt will visit Riyadh in late April or May to discuss Saudi Arabia's strong interest in equipping its army with new West German tanks, government sources said today. It would be desirable, but not essential, for West Germany to have decided by
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        76 6 THE DUTCH government has to stand by its decision to let a Rotterdam firm sell two submarines to Taiwan, despite Chinese threats of reprisals and Parliament's disapproval, Premier Andries Van Agt said today. In a letter to Parliament, Premier Van Agt said the government had made
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        39 6 THE EUROPEAN Economic Community (EEC) yesterday delivered to Japan the text of a declaration, issued earlier this week by its foreign ministers, in which they expressed serious concern at mounting trade problems with Japan. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Scuttled ships and high sea syndicates
      849 8 Many crewmen use several aliases and are hard to trace. A Hongkong-based marine specialist said he knew of crewmen who had been involved in four or five suspected sinkings There are also legal complications. A vessel may have a Taiwanese owner, fly a Liberian
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      Rising young meteor in the Reagan administration
      826 8  -  ANTHONY HOLOEN MAN IN THE NEWS By in Washington SIX months ago, David Stockman tola Ronald Reagan to his face that he was "heartless" and "ignorant." The 33-year-old Republican Congressman called his party's presidential candidate "the tool of the rich, the scourge of
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    Claim for loss of future earnings 'first' in S'pore
    521 9  - Claim for loss of future earnings 'first' in S'pore FATAL CRASH T.F. HWANG (BY ESTATE OF MAN) BTB T HepO'ttr A LAWYER, representing the estate of a national serviceman who was fatally injured in a road collision, yesterday urged the High Court to set a precedent here by awarding the
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    Cockpit dispute: lAC tells union to back its argument
    404 9 Cockpit dispute: lAC tells union to back its argument THE Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday gave a union till Thursday to back up its contention that retrenched employees are paid retrenchment AND retirement benefits when both are provided for in the collective agreement. IAC deputy president. Mr Tan Lian Ker, asked
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    Two in court on hurt charge
    71 9 TWO men were charged in court yesterday with causing grievous hurt to Mr Lai Thong Fock. 24. on Jan U at the Leisure Drome. Kallang. dog Yew Poon. 27. and Lee Tien Seng. 23. are accused of throning beer mugs al Mr Lai who
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    Former manager cheated with director's card
    102 9 A FORMER manager. Ko Kai Liang, 44, was convicted on Thursday of posing as a director by using the director's business card to secure delivery of $49,000 worth of refrigerator parts. Tne court postponed sentence to April 20 for Ko to make restitution Duiing
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    Two youths charged with raping girl, 14
    178 9 TWO yaoths, both 17, I were charged to a magistrates caart yes-u-rday with raatog a 14- > ear-aid girl al a fUt in Black U, I parr Boaa keajc iUad oaFeb 7. N. Bajagaaal Tlttaal Saamagaa atoa lace a srrsad eaargr of at
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    Hunt for man who cheated 'hello' girl
    200 9 Hunt for man who cheated 'hello' girl POLICE are looking for a man who posed as a tour official and cheated a telephone operator of $5,000. The man had phoned Miss PH. Quek, 23, who was working in a finance company, and offered to give her a job as a
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    NWC way lowers workers' morale say Chinese firms
    347 9  - NWC way lowers workers' morale say Chinese firms NGIAM TONG HAI By CHINESE-OWNED companies generally d«. not follow the National Wages Council's guidelines n g|ving annual wage increments to employees because they feel the NWC approach does not raise workers' productivity and morale. It is aadersUad that most of the
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    Three injured in road mishaps
    98 9 THREE people were injured, two seriously, in road accidents on Thursday. Police said schoolgirl Lim Lay Hua, 11. fractured her right leg when she was hit by a taxi while crossing College Road at 9.20 a.m. She was taken to the Singapore General Hospital. Motorcyclist
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    BACHELOR BURNT TO DEATH IN FLAT
    130 9 BACHELOR BURNT TO DEATH IN FLAT THE charred body of a man was found in his home, a 12th floor flat In Block 51. Lorong 6. Toa Payoh. by police si after 9.10 p.m. yesterday. Police, who do not suspect foul-play, found an empty one-litre petrol can in the flat,
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    Singapore signs air pact with Ireland
    8 10 Singapore signs air pact with Ireland tioru. here
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    'Barriers in aviation trade making it hard to sell region'
    329 10  -  LEOMG WENG KAM B> n the some ,id th»> has made ii ill f'>i th<> ail U .<n<i n.s 10 he r* tke i.iutiNi Airlines' director, Mi ih) ihi.s i.i\ .11 tho annual I the Pacific Area Travel Awxi.it inn
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    TWO ROB TRADER OF GEMS AND $13,000
    113 10 A BCSINESSMAN was lobbed of $i:..i«n in cash •uellcry at his 14th Tlat in Jalan Sultan .m Thursday .cow Khim l.eong. Id |x>lH-e that he heard someone calling his name at about 9.40 am He o|>ened the door and two men outside introduced
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    Foreign capital inflow hits a record level
    549 10  -  SOHTIANGKENG By Business Reporter KOKEKJN investment here hit an all-time high last year despite recession and high inflation in industrial nations. New investment commitments totalled 11.45 billion, up 53 per cent over 1979 This jump is much higher than the 15 per cent
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    Slack toy industry picking up with new orders
    268 10 Slack toy industry picking up with new orders tloy industry teh up this slowdown n,is atcurwl from Iraq ,in<! has ofll contract to some loj ea here Bluebox del (or $S<KUKIO worth, and Industries I will supply $1 S million worth ■rai manager of Mi William I'se. said -Din;,' 'lit
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    Submissions on key witness' truthfulness
    502 10 THE reliability of the key prosecution witness testimony was the main issue argued by the prosecution and defence in their final submissions at the close of the James Chia trial yesterday The prosecution is relying mainly on the evidence of the witness. Mr Stephen Leong
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    Schools Council set-up
    544 11  -  JUNE TAN, By Education Reportei HIUH PUKKKKI) Schoab ooacU of poll ttciaaa. toa Kdacalioa Mim»tr> officiate aad school principals will hr inaugurated today rirst Drpaty Prime Mialster Gob keng Smee will deliver a lemgthy keynote addrcm this morning at in. Singapore Cialrrtarr Hall in the preacaee af
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    Sia resigned to fate in store for his union
    841 11  -  MAY HO By MR Lawrence Sia. the MP for Moulmein and president of the 7.500strong Singapore Teachers' Union, is resigned to the fate awaiting his union the largest of the five teachers' union here. After an emotional response to First Deputy
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    Brothers who pocketed over $21,000
    91 11 Brothers who pocketed over $21,000 TWO brothers who were in charge of collecting payments from customers pocketed more than $21,000 from their customers' accounts, a district court heard on Thursday. The brothers. Lee Kian Nam. 31. and Kian Kok. Z7, who worked for Seng Lee Food Suppliers in Jalan Sendudok.
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    Course to help smokers kick habit
    88 11 Course to help smokers kick habit YOUNGBERG Memorial Adventist Hospital will start another five-day plan course for smokers who wish to kick the habit The programme, conducted by Dr Jack Hay. consists of five consecutive sessions of group discussions, film shows, lectures and demonstrations probing the psychological as pert of
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    Customs man fined for taking bribe
    148 11 CUSTOMS officer Shanamugam s o Supramaniam was fined $2,500 yesterday for receiving a $150 bribe from a shipping clerk at PSA Gate 4 last May 13. The bribe was for him 1 not to take action against the clerk, Mr Peter Ng, for making
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    ANOTHER 4 DAYS FOR BEAUTY PARK LAND APPEAL
    129 11 ANOTHER 4 DAYS FOR BEAUTY PARK LAND APPEAL FOUR more days have been fixed to hear an apBeal by Beauty Park levelopment Pte Ltd against a government award of $1.8 million for acquiring its 9,960 sq m land in Upper Bukit Road in 1977. The hearing before the Appeal Board
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    Seventh drug pusher hanged
    174 11 A CONVICTED drag trafficker waa hanged at Chaagl Prison at dawn yesterday the seventh person to be executed under the Misaae of Drags Act. Oag Ah (huan, Tl, jobless, was sentenced to death by the High Court tar trafficking in 2M.Bg of heroin In Bukit Timah
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    Chinese cures
    43 11 THE director of Advance Acu- j puncture Centre. Mr Thomas Chan, will ;jive two talks on methods o( cure and the uses i of Chinese herbs at its premises at 678 A Upper Serangoon Road, today and tomorrow at 7 p.m.
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    Straits scheme rules: Talks next month
    179 11 SINGAPORE. Malaysia ami Indonesia will meet next month to discuss rules aimed at cutting down the risk of accidents in one of the busiest sea lanes, shipping owners sa The rules for the Straits of Singapore and the Straits of Malacca Traffic Separation Scheme
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    Suicide note
    53 11 NG KIAN PUNG. 45. of Kal lang. whose body was found on the beach in East CoaM Park, near the Tennis Centre on the morning of Dec 10 last year, left a suicide note This was found about 100 metres from his body a coroner's court was told
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    Board's offer to change old weights to metric
    109 11 Board's offer to change old weights to metric TRADERS who have tc sell in metric units car send their non-metru weighing instruments to tht> Metrication Board for re-calibration. The board will make the changes in stages with the use of a a coloured chit system. Each of the prescribed goods
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    MP's date
    40 11 THE MP tor Jurong. Mr H Kah Leong. will attend the I'l Pandan constituency' scholarship fund committee' first scholarship and bursar launching ceremony at th llu Pandan New communit centre at Ghim Moh Roa today at 12.30 p.m
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    Library show
    25 11 THE Toa Payoh Branch Library' *ill hold a Chinese New Year Concert today at 7.15 p.m in its lecture hall Admission is free
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  • PARLIAMENTARY REPORTS
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      Abortion is not used as an alternative House told
      380 12 Abortion is not used as an alternative House told ABORTION was not being used as a birih control method, said Health Minister Goh Chok Tong. Also, he did not think the Abortion Act was being abused by the public. The amendments to the Act had, in fact, lessened the trauma
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      Charges at A and E depts may have to go up
      211 12 Charges at A and E depts may have to go up THE goverameat may nastdrr ralslag the aetideats aad tmergemaj charge U aoa-eater-geary cases ceattaar to rise at the A aad E Opartmeato, Health MlaMer Goh Chok Toag said. He told Parliament that A aad E attendance* had goae ap
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      Profits but the PUB can't avoid higher charges: Chok Tong
      795 12 Profits but the PUB can't avoid higher charges: Chok Tong THE Public Utilities Board "cannot avoid higher charges," Parliament was told by Mr Goh Chok Tong, Minister in charge of the board, although it made a profit of $118.9 million in 1979. He said a few MPs who had spoken
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      $310 m plan to enlarge Pulau Tekong
      292 12 PULAU Tekong Besar will be enlarged by 510 hectares under a $310 million reclamation scheme approved by Parliament yesterday. In seeking approval, the Minister for Law and Science and Technology, Mr E.W. Barker, said when completed in three-and-a-half years by the Port of
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      'Medical perks for govt staff but not at expense of public'
      708 12 Parliament has boon adjourned to Friday, March 6 SUBSIDISED medical benefits for civil servants should not be given at the expense of the paying public, the Health Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, said. He said tnese medical benefits had
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      FROM THE
      715 12 YESTERDAY'S parliamentary session was one of those rare occasions when hardly a member had time to chat, doze, fidget or read. Everyone was busy listening to ministers' replies to questions about their portfolios during the previous three days of debate. They were kept occupied by the six MPs
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      Ministry surveying industrial safety and health
      321 12 THE Labour Ministry is carrying out a study of the industrial safety and health situation here against those of other countries, with the view of setting up an Institute of Occupational Safety and Health. Labour Minister Ong Teng Cheong was replying to queries by
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      Schools and flats — together
      142 12 Schools and flats together HOUGANG, Yishun and Tampines will be the first three new towns where schools will be built at the same time as Housing Board flats, said Education Minister Dr Tony Tan. Dr Tan who was reply- ing to Mr Saidi Shariff (Kaki Bukit), said the HDB will
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      MPs pay tribute to 'Speaker with infinite patience'
      421 12 MPs pay tribute to 'Speaker with infinite patience' OIK sympathies are always with y»a, far yea, Mr Speaker, have to ait tfcrMgh m nuuiv ses•1mm year la aad year •at Hateaiag to as bat d«I keiag able to partWpate. 7 -Mr YAP MPs yesterday paid tribute to the Speaker. Dr
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      'SDF IS FOR IMPROVING SKILLS — NOT SAFETY'
      185 12 'SDF IS FOR IMPROVING SKILLS NOT SAFETY' TRADE and Industry Minister Goh Chok Tong turned down a suggestion that the Skills Development Fund be used to promote research and development projects on safer ways of manufacturing products. Replying to Mr Tee Ckaaf; Tee (Changi). Mr Goh said the SDK could
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      'Subject of radioactive waste taken up with Canberra'
      298 13 'Subject of radioactive waste taken up with Canberra' THK Mimstn. of Foreign Affairs has taken up the matter of radioactive waste in a Jurong compan> with the Australian Government and hopes to send the material back to Australia. This was disclosed by the Law and Science and Technology Minister. Mr
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      'Low dole policy is to encourage work'
      601 13 IT IS in fact a measure of the government's success in its economic policy that anyone wanting a job today can find a job. 7 Dr Mat tar in reply to Mr Ho See Beng's complaint on tbr low public assistance given to
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      Teh: Govt policy to support mobility
      115 13 NATIONAL Development Minister, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, said it was the government's policy to improve the milieu of Singaporeans by supporting social mobility. He said the HDB had helped create this mobility by enabling people who started very humbly in one-room flats to move
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    • Article
      Commercial properties last year sold at double 1979 prices
      304 13 COMMERCIAL properties were seUUag at M,529 per sam last year, doable lfU prices, said the Law and Science aad Technology Mlaister, Mr E.W. Barker, who alao recalled the government's first sale whea no one wanted properties aioag the Golden Mile la
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      Team in Jeddah to study details
      214 13 Team in Jeddah to study details THE Foreign Affairs Ministry has a team in Jeddah to study details of establishing a mission there, said the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr S. Dhanabalan. And it will give its attention to other areas of the world too when the time comes. Teams,
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      No-win situation on shows, says Dhana
      435 13 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation plans to screen more educational programmes. Now. only one in five shows is educational. Even so. it will still meet with "howls of protest," said the Minister of Culture, Mr S. Dhanabalan, as he threw his hands in the air.
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      SBS has right to make profits: Teng Cheong
      457 13 THE Singapore Bus Service, like any other public company, has a right to make profits, without which services cannot be improved, said Communications Minister Ong Teng Cheong. Mr Ong was replying to accusations by Mr Teo Chang Tee (Changi) in Parliament on
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon New anti-malaria drug
        75 15 A DRUG, Farsidar, has been successfully used against a malarial disease that infected Malaysian soldiers operating in the border areas, a Ministry of Defence spokesman said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. He said that during the 1977 Thai border operations more than 100 soldiers fell ill as a
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        Lock icon Border talks at Haadyai
        69 15 THE 39th Malaysia-Thai Regional Border Committee meeting will be held in Haadyai in southern Thailand for three days from Monday. The joint-chairman of the committee. Major General Ahmad bin Haji Kadir. said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday the committee would decide on security operations to be carried
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        Lock icon April date for railway?
        75 15 THE Malaysian Government is studying the possibility of converting the present status of Malayan Railway to a public corporation to increase its efficiency under the Fourth Malaysia Plan, which is due to be unveiled m April. Transport Minister Datuk Lee San Choon indicated in Kuala Lumpur
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        Lock icon For fighting off monkeys
        67 15 A RUBBER tapper from Johore, Mrs Maznah Jamil, has been named the winner of the January 1961 Guiness Award for Bravery. A Guinness Malaysia Berhad statement issued in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday said Mrs Maznah. from a village near Pontian, was given the award for fighting
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        Lock icon Still in the air
        60 15 THE Malaysia-Japan air talks ended inconclusively in Kuala Lumpur yesterday when Japan turned down Malaysia's request for two more Malaysian Airline System Airbus flights to Tokyo in addition to its present five a week. Both parties, however, agreed to hold the next talks within six months,
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      Lock icon Mahathir had only Sabah in mind: Ho
      228 15 ALLOWING FOREIGNERS TO WORK IN COUNTRY JOHORE BARU, Fri. Labour and Manpower Minister Datuk Richard Ho said yesterday Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad was referring to the labour needs of Sabah when he said foreign workers would be employed in the country. He
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      College reps quizzed in JB
      162 15 College reps quizzed in JB JOHORE BARU. Fri. Two women, who were asked by Singapore immmigration authorities to stop recruiting students (or a Canadian college as they did not have a professional visit pass, have been questioned by the Johore Immigration here. The two Mrs Elsie Leong Cameron, 30, a
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      Presence of illegal migrants a thorny issue ISSUE IN FOCUS
      363 15  - Presence of illegal migrants a thorny issue ISSUE IN FOCUS M. G. G. PILLAI. By our Kuala Lumpur reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Malaysian Government has officially welcomed the nearly 300,000 Indonesian illegal immigrants with plans to regularise their presence here. The Acting Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamed
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      Lock icon Doctor wins $550,000 dismissal appeal
      113 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. An Indian doctor, whose award of $552,000 for wrongful dismissal by an industrial court was recently quashed by the High Court here, has won the money back again following a Federal Court ruling. Malaysia's highest court said in a judgment yesterday that
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      Lock icon $100 forgery
      30 15 PASIR PUTEH (Kelantan), Fri. Banks warned the public in this town yesterday to be cautious when accepting $100 notes following the discovery of a counterfeit note here. NST.
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      250 15 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh B Hal Gamp •I I mAv^NT HAD A D»Sh[ I SOW, MA AM LORD AND II- EM JOfING HIS 1111 1 1 ER DEAB WOW VMOOLD •OP COPNEO BEEP AND LAOY BUO& ARE NOT HOME SPECIALTY CDSNED j YOU LIKE TD DIME AT J
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      672 16 Announcing the official opening of INTERPOLA ENTERPRISES (S) PTE LTD 21st February 1981 This auspicious ceremony will be officiated by the Member of Parliament for Boon Lay, Mr. Goh Chee Wee. Message from the management b iT^ Interpola Enterprises (S) Pte Ltd of 2 1 Chin Bee Avenue, Jurong Singapore
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    Lock icon $24m hospital to be run by international medical chain
    465 17  - $24m hospital to be run by international medical chain BENG TAN By Medical Reporter THE American Medical Institute (AMI), which owns and operates over 140 hospitals worldwide, has invested a 50 per cent share in a 124 million Singapore hospital its first venture in South-east Asia. This is the largest
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  • Article
    Avoid these roads
    44 17 THE PWD will carry out resurfacing work In Clemenera v Avenue (between Cavenagh Road and Tank Road) and along Orchard Road. Bras Basah Road and Dhoby Ghaut junction tomorrow starting at about 8.30 a.m. Motorists are advised to avoid these roads.
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    New bus services to serve Bedok and Changi
    258 17 New bus services to serve Bedok and Changi THE Singapore Bus Serv- I ice will introduce two new services to serve commut- ers in Bedok Neighbour- hood Six and Upper Changi Road. Service 226 will be j introduced into Bedok Neighbourhood Six to en- able the existing feeder service 228
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    Watchdog advisory bodies for new unions under study
    140 17 Watchdog advisory bodies for new unions under study ADVISORY councils to act as watchdog bodies over the activities of the 10 proposed industrial unions are beingactively studied by the NTUC task force restructuring Singapore's omnibus unions. This is one of the provisions contained in the task force's draft constitution, which
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  • Article
    Mosque in basement if offer taken
    326 17  -  WENDY YANG By A PROPOSED multi-mil-lion dollar office complex in the heart of the Golden Shoe business district may have a mosque located in its basement. This unusual situation will arise if the offer by United Overseas Bank (UOB) Group to accomodate the Indian-Muslim
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    Youth charged
    54 17 A IS-VKAR-OLD y»utk, kriskßasamy Adlkaa Puannsamy, was charenl in > magistrate's court yesterday with the murder schoolgirl y«.im«i» Thangavelo, 14, ea M»nd»y at an unaimrd track eft 22km Srmbivini R—A, betweea 4 «nd 11.3S p.m. N« plea was recorded. PuuDumy Is betMg rrnuuided at tke (ID Oil the
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    THAI MAN FINED $2,500 FOR RUNNING VICE RING
    144 17 THAI MAN FINED $2,500 FOR RUNNING VICE RING A THAI man was fined $2,500 yesterday for managing seven Thai prostitutes at Miramar Hotel between Jan 31 and Feb 10. A district court heard that Samat Charoensap, 51, a restaurant supervisor in Thailand, arrived in Singapore on Jan 31 with the
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    Mobil signs $40 m deal to double I plant capacity
    229 17 Mobil signs $40 m deal to double I plant capacity MOBIL OIL refinery of Jurong yesterday signed $40 million contract with a Japanese constructia company to upgrade its processing unit whuj would almost double its capacity. Mobil Oil's chairman, Mr DC. Dunn, said the revamping of its processing unit built
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    Officials of the SCCCI committees
    87 17 ELECTION of officials to the various sub-committees of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce took place on Wednesday. The new chairmen are Mr Leong Henft Keng (general af fairs), Mr Sia Yong (finance). Mr Lam Thian (commerce). Mr Teo Liang Chye (education). Mr Teo Soo
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    Preventive? drug education to be a key topic
    231 17 Preventive? drug education to be a key topic THE Singapore Anti-Naf cotics Association (Sanafl has pushed for preventive education on drug abuse to be one of the fouf major areas of discussing at the International Dru| Conference to be held al the Hotel Equatorial ne>J month. Mr Baey Lian Peck,
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    $52 a carton
    28 17 DUTCH Baby. Lifeguard and! Alpine now cost wholesalers! $52 a rarton of 48 tins, not $50« a carton as reported in yester-J day's Straits Times.
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      431 17 IEH3I (^yffiChildrenii Grow with the reading habit the Efoft&ir S 7th Feb 14th March 1981 tlpokfor V^ Hunt for The Sky% a £&> Track down rheLions! SSMoby! W the limit with W' the Coffins ea^ =a!= 3SsSSr Usborne! Colour Cubs! hrat«^!, O ™£L»anrt Cristo, Robin Hood. i ss==ft(gr— And it
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1981
    • Article
      LETTING LIVE
      389 18 PARLIAMENT is an appropriate foruir. to try out new ideas and innovations. These can be debated, and reactions ascertained before proceeding with final decisions. The suggestion by Dr Goh Keng Swee to dissolve teachers' unions should be regarded in this light. He argues that The five teachers' unions
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      REAGANOMICS
      367 18 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan this week lived up to his campaign promise to cut taxes, curb government spendings and yet build up defence. What would have been an economically and politically troubling decision is likely to be made easier by the decidedly conservative national mood and the advantage of Congressional
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    T.F. Hwang takes down memory lane
    495 18 T.F. Hwang takes down memory lane SO ROMANTIC! >O very much so, it seems, with Chingay, Valentine's Day and Chap Goh Men all falling in a row within a fortnight. /alentine's Day which fell betwixt Chingay Day and Chap Goh Men (literally, 15th Night or Full Moon Night, that is)
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    Why it'll be goodbye to TV ads
    555 18  -  ROSIHAN ANWAR By Our Jakarta Reporter PftESIDKNT Sabtrt* h»» rrilrraU* before ibt c— ttttmee «f the In dvarttlan Jearaaltta' \M*riad*a (PWI) at BABJarmasia, Saatb ir«« m ..t.. that tbe gwrnuneat's 4ecM*a t* 4tarMttß«- TV no«fcrrl«U will Ukr effect Imh April 1. AdvtrttarmeaU «ver
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    Foreign expertise: How much do we really need?
    1378 18  -  JOHN DRYSDALE By Director. Asia msearcn ne tra Some examples of good work attitudes and relationships in local firms 6 The practice, to whatever degree, of reciprocal obligation between management and labour, which is very much at the heart of what is
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  • FORUM
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      Patriotism's place and seeing with one's eyes open...
      1217 19 I remain pleased to have been born British, bat In saying that, my eyes are wide open. I am simply not prepared to let emotions like pride and patriotism distort the true perspective of the relativity of things which should come from
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      577 19 Wednesday's headline... Mr Goh Kirn Leong's reply School system helping to create class division: MP The matter is of importance. The public must not be misled on such a politically sensitive subject as class divisions. What Dr Goh said in reply was that the
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      634 19 ...the view from 'a friend of the British' LETTERS to the Editor must include the writer's full name and address and be signed to be considered for publication. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. If possible, give your
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    1336 20 THE laal mail Ml ready aajea at tar clooe of bwdaess oa the Stock ExcatJkfe of issjlSM* J I Mir illy com pared wttk the |aTtvaa day s pnee. ajetker -nth the SM hsgt> aad km Adjutted for aaia rtfatt Move) laMViaai Laa« ■aga Law Casas) tavla «ar-
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    160 20 Closing lone: Mixed. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lotx "Ready" totalled 16.365^00. units valued at 188.167.000 Industrials accounted for 9.236,000. finance 1,108.000. hotels 4.597,000, properties 572.000. debentures, loans and bonds 138.000. plantations 580.000. minings 134,000 "Settlement" contracts toMlled 12.000 units valued at
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    183 20 BINGAFOU I NIT TBUBT mimni' prtew p»r*ai The Commmf 3 71 3.M The Savtiup Fund 2 13 2.M Spore Pro(! Fund 1 57 1 65 Spore Sec Fund 2.33 2.46 S pore Invm Fund 2.22 2 33 S'por* Equity Fund 1 1 it ANA I Ml TRIM INuHm'priH.hrMai
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    2089 20 MD aad prma orßrialrj iMaed aad f «a reported u> Ike luct Caraiat» at Skasaporr j» traded ten la bndM kWiri I.BK nun unlrm otaenrtae apect llad All TlaM SMlrm Caatracts an quoted after la* word "atf Blf Board daal (ai km of ÜBB yatoi *rr qaatad
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    1959 20 BID aad offer pncw officially IMrt KaaUl ijiir *«ck K»e*«tT ymMrdajr. mmbtr «f aftara nM*tni«lwMlil<a« UN MM aataa ocacrwtar apio mounmuLs /Una (1MB) AMD (IMS) (Si 2 11 (1) la (1) 1 14 i2i 1 10 (1) 2 06 (1) 2.M (1) 2.M ■a (1MB l.tlS) (1) 105
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      131 20 Falls Goodwood Park 1800 -90 Shaagri-L. 1250 -50 PMC 1210 -SO LIC 980-40 Pefl M.i. 1200 -30 Spore L»ad 780 -25 Scab Shipyard 535 -25 Straita Tradiaf 1530 -20 Sel Propertie. 1480 -20 I.I.Dd i P*a 910 -20 DBS 780-20 Publk Bask 730 -20 P M Hldi.
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        338 20 HONGKONG: Stocks closed sharply weaker in moderately active trading yesterday, with the Hang Seng index (ailing 45.34 points to 1502.08, dealers said. Prices closed around their day's lows on continuous selling as the market reacted in line with Wall Street to President Reagan's economic package, which operators (eel will
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        411 20 TOKYO: Share prices closed mixed yesterday, as specula tives continued to tall sharply while blue chips gained on buying by foreign investors, dealers said. Ami* CMHtraettM lost 50 to 496 yen. and Ufcli Iraa was asked at 721 against 771 asked at Thursday's close, but TDK Eleetnaka gained 180
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        146 20 CHINESE Produce Exchange. Singapore, noon closing prices per 100 kg on Saturday. m ml Bulk fob 5U9.00 tellm. old arum (is second hand drum) lob SI3SOO tellers, new drum fob (145.00 sellers. C«>ra: Mixed |t») (7».OO buyers Ptffm: Muntok white pepper fob Asu NLW MS 00 sellers. Sarawak
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        GOLD
        181 20 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at IM.ZU and cloned al KM 680 yesterday In tli* Far East gold opened al I'SSH.OO 510 00 and was traded v J512 00 513 50 at lunchtime It reopened al 813 00 514.30 and moved higher to Cl 5
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        25 20 N v 11 si Sb as as Sincapore U-JOB 12 806 13 MS U JOS Oounf pnc« i» US doUan a troy ouac*
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        286 21 SYDNEY. Fri. Prices today closed mostly firmer as investors cautiously bought selected aWaf and industrial slocks in the absence of substantial overseas support, dealers said Tbe Australian All Ordinaries index gained 3.2 points to 656 1. its third successive rise, while the all industrials index added
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        234 21 NEW YORK. Thurs. The stock market dropped sharply in moderate trading despite a generally positive reception on Wall Street to President Reagan's fiscal policy message Analyst* said that investors liked what Mr Reagan had to say but the major point* were leaked in advance and there
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        235 21 AMSTERDAM. Thurs. Share prices wen mainly higher witti Dutch internationals KLM and Royal Dutch rmtag 4.40 and 4.20 guilders respectively, dealers said In banks. ABN roe two but NMB lost 2.50 Robcco and Rolinco finned two and three, while constructor Boskalis gained two Bsevier cut its loss
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        210 21 ZURICH. Thurs Share prices closed mixed in active trading after yesterday's strong advance, with Pitiidtm Reagan's a—nunremeiii of ecoaontr measures haviag Bt Ur influence on the market, dealers sajd Foreign demand was still strong, but below yesterday's levels as the dollar held steady Banks tinned after scattered
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        552 21 LONDON. Thurs Both equities and government bonds moved higher despite the government s deriaon on financial aid to the coal industry, dealen aid Hopes that a national coalminers' strik might now he averted and optimism over the fulare tread of interest rates prompted small buying after
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        144 20 THE STRAITS tin price remained unchanged at $30.75 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on. an official offering down 15 tonnes to 143 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers gaining ClB to £6,078 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon market remained under pressure as further hedge selling
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        32 20 Rubber: Feb 20 Singapore: March: 274.00 cent* (up 1.25 cent*) Malaysia: March: 298.50 cents (up 1.00 cent) Tin: M 530.75 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 143 tonnes (down IS tonnes)
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        34 20 LONDON Copper prices on Thursday (previous in bracket!). Wirebar Spot £783 50 (L 775.50); sellers £784 00 (£776.00): Three Month buyers £806.50 (£799. 50); sellers £807.50 (£800.00). Market Mm: Firmer. tolas: 16.600 tonnes
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        478 20 THE Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with March RSS One buyers quoted at 274.00 cents per kilo, up 1.25 cents on Thursday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices gained some ground on some weekend covering but trumover remained small, they added. Prices were marked down slightly at the
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        77 20 IAS ■SR30 KB SO <»IH •MR C'V >MR1. ■«k I <MH I.)' >MR In .MR 30 ■Ml- I r II 11 II MtSl lluapdbU 11-WapdhU Muck (Carnal Mlki ■•>.« galtora 241 SO 242 JON 2»00 ZMOON 2M.« WOOOM 2t7 0O a*OON 2M 50 2M SON INO I'NO
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      324 20 SINGAPORE eaaght a done of tke Hoagkoag fin yesterday whea the deprnnlnn pertormsafe sf coloay's stock market palled the local hoarse down along with It Tke local market, however, recovered to close oa a mixed aote. Tke pace of trading war* hectic, aad tke tread
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      310 20 FURTHER profit -taking and some weak selling depressed market sentiment and drove prices lower on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Against the day's easier trend, however, a few industrial and finance stocks continued to draw firm support to close the day significantly ahead. Cases in point were
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      Money and exchanges
      219 20 THE US dollar opened at (2 0815 35 against the Singapore dollar and was traded thinly In a nervous market at around B 0850 (0 before closing at 12 0845 55 in the Singapore forex market yesterday The US dollar opened lower as the Swiss Government raised
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      438 20 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Feb 20. US Doll»r»<Spoti Offer BU 7 days 18 1« 1 month 1611/1616 9/16 2 months 17 1" 3months 16 16 6 months 16 16'. month* 161/16 18 IS/ 16 12 months 1613/16 1(11/16 SwJn. Da*. IMMW PriMs) 1
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      24 20 THE average rate at which major Stagapare batik* are earreatry prepare*] to lead to their beat casTtoasera la 14.5 per east.
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      654 21 MALAYSIAN multinational Sime Darby has demonstrated its ability to sustain narnanfi in the face of iwhi plantation commodity prices The conglomerate, which traditionally derives the greater part of ia profits from the plantation division, reported consolidated interim pre-tax earnings of Msl37 4 million, a
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      Hotel Malaysia to spend $62m on extension
      259 21 Hotel Malaysia to spend $62m on extension HOTEL Malaysia, a mcinker «f the (.»od»».d graap, will spend $t! million to MM s SH-raem extension In Cascadea The hatei on Wednesday Manned tke Stock Exchange af Singapore that it will aeqalre a *> 4M M) It piece af land adjacent to
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      747 21 c old Storage Manufacturing Pte. Ltd. is entering an exciting phase of its growth and expansion, and invites applications from Singapore citizens for the positions of:1) Installation Engineer 2) Production Manager 3) Market Development Manager 4) Secretary Installation Kngineer With the number of major projects to complete during the next
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      252 21 M@bil New Telephone Number For Mobil Oil Singapore Pte. Ltd. Effective today our new main telephone number is 265-0000 For your convenience please remember to dial the number 2 before all other Mobil telephone numbers begining with the number 65 Mobil Oil Singapore Pte. Ltd. 18, Pioneer Road Singapore 2262
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      46 21 RENT YOUR PROPERTIES FASTER •y riMnrranintj in your AD. I Location House or Hat D«toch«d S.m,-d« toch«d T«rrac« Split Iml Ground floor/ 10th. Hoor/ Penthouse Number of bedrooms. bathrooms, other room* Dtcorativc reaturct REMEMBER The more you TELL The more you SELL! CONSULT C.A.T S 2*4-4422
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      1588 22 TIN HT\ lil\//li^ f^k/lil\,;/liN 'STN 'ilv IN IN TIN IHBB KQGi» KQG^ KQGi» KQGiI KDG]|((KQGjiKp6|iIKDGf(KQ9J)!KnGp:KQGJIKQGP KQgJbWK {flßk l\H€Ne €tAN CCMyHOIITIK PTC. LTD. (£Bk I W CTTICIAL C DCNING W I _tm KgG!»KD(|p KgGP'KgGjl KDGi!l(^P(|((^gp(fKDGjl KgG i VKQGI'KQGp KDG)*'KgGJ*BK WE SPECIALIZE IN GOLD AND COMMODITY SPOT AND FUTURES TRADING ADDRESS: 1003
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      1922 23 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES 3CCTIOH INDEX r\ Telephone Service *****22 peosOMAL SERVICES 1 'Tl i— Mondov Fndo, 830om- 5 00 p m O.*^* 80 ct»p« -ord (nw, $12 00> »SrCMAMDISE Xt^4422 VSSS^ teftS-^* iSS'-ffi" .Vi^KSt^TT*., IS^inceSeSts* personal I t*PP« Pavo L*bo> Rood 900 am -100pm Bo« Chotoes »5 00 (cofccled)
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      737 23 IBJbm*S!AMBBI SxaMtsAf^BA B. BB^MM»A»AM«aIAA uil9/ •aarwßwj BBjßjrxnanatsv 8 Home Furniture/ Furnishing ADRIAN'S CANE FURNITURE. G5. Goldbell Towers. 47. Scotu Road. For exquisite cane furniture, furnishings, matting, tel: *****78/*****88 CHROMED OMBM TABU glass top. 6 dining chairs. 5475. white double bed. dressing table, bookcases, ironing boards, child's bed. high chair and
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      527 23 14 For Sal* Others DECORATORS SHOW FIAT Every item insight has a price Come early and pick the best on Sunday 22nd Keb 10 am 3 pm 441-A Bukit Timah Koad Enter Court -Landmark- Hot* Equatorial EXPAT LEAVMG 3 Piece Beige Velvet lounge suite. 1 coffee table. 2 side tables,
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      587 24 lPwson».Sarvlc^*l^rch»«ll»i^s 1^ A M j^j B*^p«l J|^ II Employm^l rifßMinn massage a steambath 24W i >r. t ...i.i Road ,Opr Mandarin Hotrl Trl *****01 10 am M 8 pm JEUNESSE ET BEAUTE :>>t V'U. uirnllfii relaxing massagr sauna t>ath< spotreducing XT Ann Building telephone *****52 MAATMA s SALON 11-A t
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      575 24 37 Gardening ALL KINDS Of Grass Turfing siting Trre Cutting and Gardrn Maintenance Moderate charevs Dream Garden C0n..11 Mr Kumar 282M74 grass curnNC services proI ided by reliable contractor Low charges Write to PO Box 833. Toa Payoh North. Spore 9131 39 House Renovation/Repair EMC KWANG GENERAL CONTRACTOR lll. irk
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      641 24 AVAILABLE i TONS and 2 1 2 lonNissan and Toyota forkllfts for sale Brand new and re-condl-llonrd with dlesel engine Interested please call Mr Teo. *****66 FOR LEASE OR SALE fOLMPMENT c I lint CAT 960 Loader c 1 Unit CAT DSC Bulldozer c 1 Unit CAT DSUIF Tractor c
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      562 24 AVAILABLE IRANIAN CUMMIN SEEDS INTERESTED PARTIES PLEASE CONTACT ON FOLLOWING NUMBER: *****77/8. BOUTIOUE MANNEOUMS FROM Europe for sale Also Fuji cash register Contact *****98 OtSTRwMJTOft WANTED FOR canned venison velvet antler soup Meroo crossing. Maitland Bar. Avlsford. NSW 2854. Australia Tie (063)733 5«5 DMT. 11 WESTERN RESTAURANT and lounge for
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      646 24 DOCTOR WITH OP. experlencwanted for small group practice (iin.d prospects tor the right candidate Please apply S T Box A«I«M. 1 New Industrial Road. S'porr 195.1 with telephone contact FULL-TIME LECTURERS A leading educational Institution requires lrriurpr* in Account* b) Coaling c) Ttutn d) Aud.tmg Suitably qualified persons with experience
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      550 24 Vv Ralborg boilers ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK (FEMALE) Candidates for this post should possssi: GCE 'A' or XD' Levels with good grades in English and Mathematics Preferably with L .C.C.I. Bookkeeping or Costing 2 years working experience in accounts or material department Principle Duties: Analysis and reconciliation of time-sheets and labour tickets
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      682 24 A Manufacturing Company in Jv rong requires an: EXPCRIENCEO ACCOUNTS/ COSTING CLERK With th« following quatmcetione [('(book-keeping Able U> maintain full set o Knowledge of costing n»ntial Applicant must be prepared to work independently and under pressure Salary wiN be cemmeneurated with quelthcetions and aipananca. Mendwritten application giving deta*U of
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      560 24 An expanding manufacturing company in Jurong requires: SECRETARY to tha Seles Manager w,>-,srs>. .Secretarial lertlfi QCI i' le»el lln t° ot grades for Kniili-M Shorthand typing mm Musi have at least 1- 2 year: relevant experience Be pleasant and able to com mumcate with people at al levels Salary will
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      619 24 A MtablwlMd Company r»quw»« RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST Musi possess SCI O Ability to operate I switchboard IPMBXI and telrx Ability to type fairly fast and accurately I Pleasant personality Attractive salary and fringe benefits for the right candidate Mum apply giving hi* particMlan ~ilh raeont photograph limwOwMMf). salary PKMd and
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      698 24 ESTABLISHED RADIO COMPANY requires FEMALE GENERAL ASSISTANT c (ii r aitt I redll in English .inn V c Age 20 lv 2.S c Knowledge of AdminiMm live works and Accounts an .nuige c Applicants should have initiative and be prepared to meet challenging job on a long tir I c
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      430 25 j Mmmmm m ..JHIL JtflLi;-— 1_ Jffl _^r- m 46 Situation* Vacant aVcrwcarieVf «y Clerical I ÜBIll OENERAL CLERK reouir•d urgent^ Interested call 734*4*1 1..r *ppointmeril FEMALE TYPIST WANTED •eke named ea CemamngTipmNit rrdlt in English fluent in riNJlNetl linn or Mill) c AMr lo type arruralel) ith minimum speed
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      598 25 HONG LEE DI S TRIBUTING PTE. LTD situated at Upper Thomaen Road require* an ACCOUNTS CLERK uci a Knu>ml|r fmtV* »nd C Ilines* qualifications c Rnr-vant experience OMelmcetiert* end experieejce 4S4MM2 HSC STUDENT* NOEE ANN UMOf RGRAOS ON VACATION Ms experience necessary Oexti re*** $110* par Oaf. Apply Mth fleer.
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      623 25 ■Let Ketfel Shtaytw. UmtW Application* are invisod Irom Msojty *mIHiH c*ndideus tor the CLERIC At ASSIST ANT* (ACCOUNTS) REOUBtEMENTS landldales generally should possess thr- fniiowinii ijualifira1 r.iss,^ a > (i l^vel or acceptable equivulrnt 2 Be able Ui type 3i 40 »p in 3 Be prepared U) work irregular hours
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      434 25 JARDINE SHIPPING AGENCIES invit** apphcetions tor im module *mpl.«m.nl ler lh* lo«ewing peemen: INWARD FREIGHT CLERK (Male/Female) c 0.C.8. 'O' level wAh minimum 3 credits of which preferably In English and Malhemallcs Kxperlence not absolutely necessary but it will be advunlageous for those having some knowledge in inward shipping freight
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      640 25 NEC I ¥V» mm a wo*. Üblnrfd Electron ie firm in $inga<MX« *w»d dv« lo continuexJ «apaWlon. rKinCKfl haW* •riaon tor th« following postlrona j A) ACCOUNTS CLERKS (Female) OXJ A level preferably in the Coinmeri lal subjects c LCC Intermediate Accounting c Typing speed of approx 30 to Mwpm
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      558 25 STENOGRAPHER Age 20-35 years. Qualifications GCE 0' level with credit in English. Speed in shorthand and typewriting: 100w.p m.and4sw.p.m. Ability to operate telex machine essential. STORES CLERK Age: 20-35 years. Qualifications: GCE 0' level. Speed in typewriting: 45 w.p.m. Experience: five years in stores. RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ TYPIST Age: 18-25
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      552 25 STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS required b> U* Urm Write to ST Box A91C23. 1. New Industrial Road. Spore 1953 nim Tan Chong Industrial Machinery (a member of the Tan Chong group ot companies), established in the marketing o f Datsun forklifts. industrial vehi cles and equipment, in vites suitably qualified Sinoapoie
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      724 25 URGENTLY REQUIRED FEMALE Oeeatai Ctark with knowledge of typing import and export documentation PSA Delivery Clerk and Despatch Clerk Please send applications with details of relevant information to No 286 Macpherson Road. Spore 1334 VACANCIES FOR OENERAL CLERKS Applicants with OCE O level to apply with a non-returnable photograph Write
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      643 25 A w*ll established Aluminium manufacturing company require* 1) SALES EXECUTIVE (Male) HSC (Commerce > level c Must have lor 2 years' hardware marketing experience preferably Aluminium pro- 1 ducts c Must possess own transport! but not essential c Able to correspond independently c Some knowledge in L/C and shipping documentation
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      606 25 Eipandmg trading company reouire* SALES EXECUTIVE I Mai. or Female) c Mu*t posses o» n transport c Must have minimum 1 >..i •■xperienri- (i^ with ir. inn. .ii tala* background c Ability to negotiate at all Itvaai hlurnt in Knidisli and local dialects Attrechve salary, transport. aSewsuccessrul eppMcants. Pleee* apply
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      507 26 H EtsTptoyHWait I A «t Srtuationa Vaca.it c) stalaw SALES RtPRBagNTATIVE requir ed lasaaediaiel) b> a company in Jurong Sales ol s»fet> L Safrt> related eouipment to the Marine Oil 4. Heav) Industo m Sinaapore Training provided Salary pins commission Appu ST Box A***** 1. New Indusui si Road. Singapore
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      517 26 General Electric (USA) Housewares Pie Ltd requires 1. FITTERS •SVI trada certificate in bench fitting 2 veers' experience In plumbing service wxj repair work would be an edvarv taaa 2 Q.C INSPECTORS (Male A Female) Ist. 2nd ft 3rd shift a Good ave-skjht Secondary education 3. MECHANICAL CHARGEHANO Ist shift)
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      518 26 II It I \^C«aO/' requires ELECTRONIC/ ELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS Candidates should preferably have above 2 years relevant working experience and pnsam VITB/NTV Electronic Klrrirlcal Certificate j Candidalsi ara amtad le cas THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT PROMET PTE LTD 21 PANDAN ROAD SINGAPORE 2360 TEL *****7 (fnair Baa 1 arnica 245 rrom 1
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      551 26 Ealabliahed manufacturer ot batteries invites applications rrom suitably qualified candi dalaa for the toNowmg positions: 1) MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN a Should possess NTC Orade 3 in maintenance fitting a I'reteratily with al least I maintenance and repair on various kinds of mechanical production machines and industrial equipment a Knowledge of gas
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      467 26 M\ SINGAPORE MORTON CHEMICAL SINGAPORE PTE LTD M#r« it an opoortunttv tor you to (O*o th* foremost lOaMtof m S« miconductor •ocaspaiulatton ma tonolt. Althowoh bomg m ntnvlv •»i«blt«*>axJ firm m $mgapof mm a t»f g« and wvall known ofga>n«satK>o with H«t<tqua> tiri mUtA QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIANS GCE A L«v«i
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      420 26 WANTED AMCONOITIONMaa MfCHAMCI.UIK ..pprrntlrrs Interplra.sr cull personally at 27. Ulk 1 SHrlar Ni>u<l S porr 2XBO Trl 48I0MS *****33 WAMTEO FIM.LTIMC EXPERIENCED qualified Structural Draftsmrn for immrdiair rmplnymrnt for 1-2 month period Contact Mr Stephen Trl 734W21 at 12-2 pm j j INSTALLATION MEN lor.i»nwi|(s vpnriian blind, curtain tra.ks and
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      298 26 II Employment ijjl^ requies FEMALE OPERATORS Day o»^»armanan7^_^' SeeUs^^ TODAY! at Bedok Community Centra 581. Blk 17, Beook South Road, Singapore 1646. Mwittay Friday 6.00 p.m. 9.00 p.m. Sam day and Sunday 2.30 p.m. 6.00 p.m. OR AT Piraonnal Department GM Singapore Pta. Ltd. 501,AngMoKio Industrial Park 1, Singapore 2056.
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      381 26 Our Manufacturing Company has tha loHowing vacancie*:1) ASSISTANT PRINTERS 2) ASSISTANT OFFSET PLATE -MAKERS 3) DRIVER CUM DELIVERY 4) MAINTENANCE FITTERS 5) PRODUCTION OPERATORS requir emant* for poala 1 4):a Must complete NS a QCI level or equivalent (English' Chinese) a Experience not necessary as training will be provided Ptsase
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      268 26 II E.mptoymont [if I START AS AN NMB OPERATOR Intansta. phim cal pen**!*, to: Tin PtnajiMl Defartmtnt MM SMSANUE LTD Btock 10. 3rt Fraar JTC FlaBW Factwy Katakjßam N 1 Chai Chat Avinue SOUTH ASIA DIEC ASTING FACTORY (S) PTE LTD rsquirss 1) ASSEMBLY LINE LEADERS 2) OC OPERATORS •'•^•swrwwajftls
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      577 27 IHi L 41 Situation* Vacant WANTED MACHINE OPERATORS for Solna 125 printing machine Basic salar> starting (root SStt) to I*U> Please rail *****« during Office hours Ye» can earn «a aluo !rmif benefiLi which inCludr frer quarters water eler- 1 tricii) and utilities a Annual leave a Medical benefits Transport
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      651 27 A amen awl a»eya«a»wa Tra««1) TRAINEE SECRETARY The matured independent lady must have a good knowlrdge of shorthand, speed with accuracy in typing use of telex machine and able to attend to simple correspondence Preference will be given i<> those who are familiar «uh import exports documentations banking procedures especially
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      639 27 I ESTABLISHED MOTOR WORK- M SHOP in Sin Ming Huad requires a experienced Kr-male lirnrnl'l Clerk and Me. -hanii- »iin dnt- M ing licence Call at Blk I. 118 or A tel *****H H ESTABLISHED MANUFACTtMER a REOUIRES Sales Executives. Delivery Boys. Drivers Call per- r sonally 484 Changi Road.
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      615 27 •MEDIATELY REOUMCD vi .liters (c above 35 Minimum salary 320 No expenenrr required r'orking hours 3pm lo U4Spm pply personally at 7SA. Tangim oad.S'pore 1024 Tel *****7S NTEftNATIONAL COMPANY IN 'own requires a Despatch Rider üm Office Boy Must be able to ide scooter Salary S2OO pm and ree use
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      1059 27 H rwplpywuH lii ASSOCIATED TRACTORS SDN BHD Due to raped expansion in our organisation, we have vacancies lor Singapore citiisn* and permanent ■teMCWftts lot tn# foifOWinQ position*: A) ACCOUNTANT drive and initiative to function independently Responsibilities include financial and management accounting, finance matters Including banking, credit control and budgeting Must
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      322 27 \W\\ HOBINSON'S require t. ACCOUNTS CLERK Mm GCE O' Level with, 2. SALES ASSISTANTS (Male S Female) We otter: paid annual leave staff purchase at cost Ifrs sales L medical benefits bonus Please call personally or write in to The Personnel ottic* 4th Floor Speciaheta' Centre Orchard Rood lmgapora 0B»
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      575 27 Manufacturer of Alumini- I üm and Steel product* in Woodland* and Sombawang areas requires SKILLED AND UNSKILLED MALE AND FEMALE WORKERS c Transport allowance c Medical treatment c Cover insurance c Benefit allowances Interested can 2M7729 OR ***** M MATERIALS HANDLERS required with Secondary education and minimum 1 year's store
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      570 27 ].H Our food processing plant m Jurong ha* immediate vacancies lor th* foMowmQ: FACTORY MECHANIC E O' level with a Trade Cert c Few years experience in repairing and servicing refrigeration and food processing equipment Those who have completed VITB Trade Certificate Course but without working experience may also apply
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      567 27 CATS 284-4422 Classified Advertising Works. TECO STORE WORKER (Ms**) Attractive basic salary Transport allowance Good fringe benefits Attractive Incentive schemes pareenaßyet TECO ELECTRIC A MACHINERY PTE LTD 2«, 3rd Chin B*m Road S'por. 22*1. TELEPHONE OPERATOR. Interested please call *****0"? on Sat 4 Sun between 2pm spm TEMPORARY CLERK/TYPISTS rei
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      484 28 m) Domestic AMAH REQUIRED FOR Kngllth couplr with 18 month child in small flat nrarOoldhill Plaza. 4 days prr wrrk Trl *****18 BRITISH FAMILY WITH I rhlldrrn rrqulrr.i llvr-oul llvr-in amah, between 25 L 4.S yrari old Mum tprak English and have reference* Nrar Orchard Road Trl ******1 CMNESE AMAH
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      3101 28 SINGAPORE MOTORS IP "j Te1:*****6 END 1*74 FORO F.scort 1300 Many extras Selling $7,900 ono Interested conucl Mr Chin *****44 afternoon END I*7* FORO Cortina Aircon radio cassette Excellent condition No PARF. $15,800 Tel *****33 FORO ESCORT 1*75 1 owner, with radio cassette, aircon. new paint for sale $9,500 negotiable
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      686 28 LATE 1*73 SUBAMU 1400 Good running condition Srlling very cheap OanejMßaat Sun LATE 1*75 MOMUS Manna Very good condition Aircond PARK $8,850 ono. Contact *****39 after 1100a in I*7* M.izrlu Vil 1000 i»7»: ravaoortttw MOL a c Honda Accord (4 Dri Auto A Toyota Starlet 1000 A C Colt Sigma
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      1577 29 times Saturday air mart 1 OATSUN PICKUP I gmidHK" arori 6 ai IST* AUSTW MBJU (lirvl van ivri-rt rondiuon Tax 81 \i<-»ing.aU&JßK6 1174 DAMATBU Wl 2 Tonner Die ■*■'.< Wooden bod) Our fajßSf Selling SSJBO Tel *****23 107$ FOKB THAlian Petrol Van Recentl) overhauled resprayed. pass KOV inspection second owner
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      702 29 IV aVs^CaVßMßatsSlßs)SflMi A BW#aafeaaß>44flb* SM a\«MM^aH^aaMh*BAA4jasi Be>fM^S***4aK aflft^Bm ■••^^Sf^BS^PBsBBBjIBJBI #J rTVjBjBB/BJBS _^E Iw ACCO"#wrJOOBI!OH *X rl^ppWTsW* aHJBBJ l.^"l ■■■•aaaaaaaa (p\n lo PRIME CONDOMINIUM UNITS 2JiTIIJJ^ SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LACOSTA TRAHEWINIMr '~r Home of the CBS-PGA Golf Classic! <> J l^TRVVxr^ 3 miles from Ocean-front \=C /~VT 30 miles from San Diego
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      483 29 a A beautiful superb view. Centrally located. 3 bedrooms, high floor apartmenl. QotdhiM Tswsrs. Tastefully furnished $1,000 s 3-bedroomed Skyacrspsr Alisilmml. off Orchard Road Furnisnsd 52.10*. RICHARD K.C. LOW HOUSING PTE LTD 2M3411 (S LINES) A BEAUTIFUL PANOAN Valley 4-bedroomed aparlment. WalkIng distance to American School Fully furnished with swimming
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      618 29 OIST. 11. FULLY FURNISHED 4-roomed apartmenl on high floor with alrcons Glna *****00 DMT. 15. MARVLANO PARK Lagoon View Swimming pool, fully furnished *****28/ 9. after 2pm. *****4 Anthony (agent). DIST 2 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA high floor, overlooking sea. Wall-to-wall carpeting 2 bedrooms/ central aircond Furnished. Swimming pool/ badminton court $1,900
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      549 29 OUKT ANO PMVACV Frss carpark, nsit to NOVENA CHURCH, lully furnished room Long bath, hot/ cold water, with/ without alrcon Access lo all facilities Preferably working singles ■SM ISC. Jalan Novsna Bsrsl 2pm lo 7pm only (no cnMdrsn) ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR foreign students In dlsts 11 and 13 Food and
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      821 29 IV **MW BrHOIsSWIIPjI rTMMM/UW SWaA HOUSING AGENCY 63 Residential Properties For Sale a) Houses A BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED double-storey terrace house In Disl 16. with 3 bedrooms, splitlevel living/ dining. Holland Housing *****04 A BEAUTIFUL MIMOSA xury Townhouse. 4 bedrooms. 2.400 sqft approx. Freehold Foreigners eligible. $667,000 Madam Gan: *****33. A
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      759 29 Suite 11*. Yd Floor. Martin Tower Jatan MsMrwn Jonorßaru Tat: 2117*7 2117*/ 2201*/ ****** Taman Saleng double storey terrace $33,000 Taman Nora double storey terrace Phase One $38,000; Phase Two downpayment $15,606 Melodies Garden single storey terrace $78,000 Taman Sentosa single storey terrace $74,000. double storey terrace $110,000 Taman Pelangl
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      894 29 v -tj^^MafjßajMifmtljßii x\ jrg Jalaasl tMn sti^Bs. l^" DIST IS KING'S MANSION I block. 2.700 sqfl Facing swimming pool $725,000 negotiable Rolf *****11 DIST. 1543 APARTMENT APPROX 1.100 sqfl 3 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms. Selling $240,000 Contact *****8S Mr Ong DIST 19 OASIS GARDEN facing swimming pool 3 bedrooms/ servant's
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      612 29 WARNING TO MTtNOEO PURCHASES DM II residential land approx 25.000 sq fl No sale of premises No 3 It S Dunearn Close by anyone, except the owner Mrs (i S Nathaniel, would be valid nor pass valid title deeds Enquiries I*l *****0S d) Foreign Properties 13 acres prime land. 20
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      1155 30 IV ACCOtWfWQPs^tiOfi w Pi OOO^iIOS a^B^^Bßm LUCKY Pt»7» Iri .itlrr MING ARCAOE SHOPS ORCHARO PLAZA PRIME ORCHARO PLAZA 111 s M M t-rn 4 IllU If pctr* in j MM PEARLS CENTRE AREA Noor price 5386 PEOPLE S PARK CENTRE SELLING CHEAP KATONG Plaza. •■st ..tier THREE GROUNOFLOOR SHOP 3RD
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      1094 30 VI Education 4 Instruction iflfe I J 1p331 O y/AsaSTAMFORD SECRETARY, your future is assured, even in a computerised worla. Ai Slamlord Larftes College you get tne benefits o< teachng experience thai goes back to 30 years combined vwtfi ntensrve ornne-spot practical training that covers among otner mmgs protect work
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      618 30 VI Education A Instruction fl| J SECRETARIAL SUBJECTS •or LCCI June I(*2 eiam Sho ih»nd (Bwgmnor) i .vi. mm. imk HI XI Shorrhand (40- 140 wpm) Trp*«rilmg ala«*i) (Smmmtemt Enquiruet M«Ot.4ND SCHOOL OF COMMERCE (Secretarial Studie* Oiviwon) 303 3rd Door. Orchard Bldg (Abon Yuyi Emporium) Tel: 734M77/ 7J***** 1 LCCI
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      697 30 A CAMCFMLY SCLECTCO. rxprn- enred and qualified teacher al raui hoOM *nj ili>trut fonun 3.M7539 mtenm guaranteed A FULLTIME EXPERIENCED Tulo i rrvs Ciller- tuimm Ui looiil Inr- i .•mn NtuiliMit^ at Mudent'.i'tuto- nm nmtmet *****82 Miss Tan (•nytiaw) A GRADUATE GIVING tuition t.i ■econdan *nd I'rr-c levels Tei *****58
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      285 30 VI Education Instruction jjft 99 Sporting Instruction Cl»»«fi*xta your home-dalivered TAEKWON-DO BEGINNCRS/ Ad- \anred t'la.s>es Apply Monday. v.V(inr%<ia> iron. 800 ptn singa- departmanlal *tore porr Tarkwun-IXi Aradrmy 387 Serangoon Road Tel *****8 VI Trawl Tours JL I L ~~I f come\ HURRY! GET A FREE COLOUR BROCHURE TODAY. AMERICA/CANADA DISNEYLAND
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      818 30 ¥11 Travel Tours >1< Hudgct Hulida) PackafM GENTING HIGHLANDS TeacaidM*Btaisa>aat.n>Mi ihrrr l'« m(ht« rkanaavkakK h..liJi> r*ti«c- <•• -vii >..ur Iwdget "HIPS" HOLIDAY INN ivp« t ur, t,« PENANG SIM t l\l SpenJ 1«.,. ihrrc. lour ..c !\ic Jj>s „n The hum as»l naaiaal aim I ul n mm XX /OO
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      66 31 OH. MRS (OK) VEMCA lmm*y a> Hw I*4. MRS D KAMMAMAL (kanki aad a»«Wnd« le ulrtim »nd rnwid» tot W»w. kmd wmngn MM TMC FAMLY OF THI LATE MADAM PMAMG SWEE TUAN MEE LOK MEW WAN WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR SINCERE APPRECIATION AMD THANKS TO RELATIVES riMCWOI AND
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      127 31 LUKE ALWIOSHUt OMC 2 yemn ago for the Mrsl urn*- in my manhood I cried in publir on ■MUif you lying in the coffin ■n< on hearing your Mum s u-iK rung cries, but now I reaiu* thai God loves you and missing you is something 111
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      60 31 LUKE ALMMNSUS ONG MED »1-J-'«7» In lunnj memory of our dear beloved son and brother Lukr died two yean ago to-day Our Lift without you Luke can never be the same Peacefully rest dear Luke It is sweet to hear thy name In lifr wf loved you dearly In death
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      349 31 KM Horn* Away From rtOfilf CMiMG «eSTNOU*f A M ond S3) prr day Group *b prr h<-ad Dancing hall lor mU 107 M> rinrParadr Trl M ***** SIOANE COURT MOTCL. II Baln,. ral X...0 Or. h.ri Ar^., !>jil> »60 23&33U iSingaporr 101 CIMMtMd Ad*. The Marketptoc* Whtrt Buyer M«*ta S«Mer
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      437 31 PRACHT (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD HANTARA FREIGHT (M) SDN BHD CHANGE OF ADDRESS FROM: 7th FLOOR, WISMA METHODIST LORONG DAVIDSON (LRG HANG JEBAT) KUALA LUMPUR 05-05 TO: Ist FLOOR, WISMA METHODIST LORONG DAVIDSON (LRG HANG JEBAT) KUALA LUMPUR OWS OUR TELEPHONE AND TELEX NUMBERS REMAIN UNCHANGED PRODUCT ACCOUNTS CLERK ICI (Malaysia)
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      1050 31 r EUROPEAN ASIAN BANK A SINGAPORE BRANCH V^l invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of TREASURY OFFICER which is being set up in response to the Bank's continuing growth. He will complement the existing dealing function by identifying and evaluating funding sources and investment opportunities in a
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      475 31 r laivnrie* for Staff Nsnca and aiker PmlUni KING ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (KAUH), JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA (Tax free salaries and excellent benefits) Suitably qualified and experienced candidates interested in the following positions at the KAUH are invited to apply in person or telephone tor further information and appointment for interview.
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      461 32 INTERNAL AUDITOR (PtarGSL A Division of Texas Instruments Singapore (Ptel Ltd) Requirements: Bachelor of Accountancy. ACCA and/or ICMA. Preference will be Riven to those with relevant experience. The Job: Perform crew audits on land field crews and marine vessel crews in Asia and Australia. Train Control personnel in performing audits.
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      597 32 r~~ I An international trading compony requires SALES REPRESENTATIVE (Dyastuff and Textile Auxiliaries Department) Apphconts should be male Singapore citizens who must possess a valid doss 111 driving licence with own cor Preference would be given to those who have attained at least a GCE 'A' level certificate or its
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      884 32 Jjffifilt NOTICE E 0 HOTEL (1951) SDN. BHD. Eostern Onentol Hotel (1951) Sdn Bhd invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced contractors, sub-contractors and suppliers wishing to be prequalified as Tenderers for the Proposed E O Complex, Phase I, Penang, Malaysia. The works will involve the construction of a 31
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      577 32 MICROFORM PRECISION INDUSTRIES PTE. LTD. Due To Our Eipansion We Have The Following Vacancies '1- Tooimaktt' S Must have 4— 5 years ot working experience in Metal Stamping Die Preterable those with, experience in Television and Radio Parts 2 Vacancies 2. Precision Surface Grinders Passed NTC 2 or 3 in
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      565 33 Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the I following positions to cater for our expansion programme:(1) SALES MANAGER Aged 27 years and above. At least 5 years' experience in hotel sales. Have wide" market contacts and a high degree of motiva- I Be familiar in all aspects of
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      828 33 CE3523 Earn As Wmi Learn Precision Machining Tool and Die Making Instruments and Controls Industrial Electronics Consumer Electronics Electrical New Apprenticeship Term commences 4 May 198 1 |The EDB offers skills trwning in the Tata-Government Training Centre and Japan-Singapore Training Centre leading to the award of CRAFTSMAN CERTIFICATE in the
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      542 33 B[£]emetron]S (Private) Limited. Our Schoeller Division, a manufacturer of high-grade Printed Circuit Boards is now in a new phase of its recruitment programme. We invite applications from highly -motivated and dynamic individuals to fll the following senior positions: Q.C. ENGINEER Age 28 years and above Possess a Physic or Electrical
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      425 33 We are a fast expanding shipping company and we invite applications for suitably qualified personnel for:— MANAGEMENT POSITIONS in the areas of Liner Management Marketing Chartering Candidates should:— •hold a University degree, preferably in Ship Management or related subjects •have at least three years' experience in commercial organisations, preferably in
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      570 34 JTC Th« Jurong Town Corpofotion is see-king able ond ieM-motivatmo, mcbviduoh to th« posts ot A ARCHITECT B RESEARCH OFFICER C PERSONNEL OFFICER Duti## ft ReiQUM smentt A The Architect m the Corporation will have omple opportunity to be exposed ond be involved m various aspects of planning and designing
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      476 34 mNOL ORIENT LINES LTD To meet our rapidly expanding activities, we invite applications from suitably qualified personnel for appointments as: NAVAL ARCHITECT Candidates should:— be below tne age of 35 hold a University degree in Naval Architecture We offer: a challenging and rewarding career attractive salary commensurate with qualifications and
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      504 34 C~Q SINGAPORE C Brl NATIONAL W^l PRINTERS PTE LTD I A stable and established printing company requires: SUPERVISOR Publication Circulation Qualifications and Experience 1 Possess GCE A level and be able to communicate proficiently in English, both orally and in writing 2 Preferably be exposed to a work environment involving
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      597 34 PRODUCT GROUP MANAGER Salary between $30,000 $40,000 per annum WANDER, an International Company with Head Office in Switzerland engaged in the manufacturing and marketing of OVALTINEand otherfood products, invites applications to join its young and ambitious marketing team The successful candidate will be fully responsible for the development and execution
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      183 34 HYATT REGENCY® JEDDAH requires a Printshop Manager. The Requirements: 1 Good knowledge in all types of printing/printing machines and dark room procedures. (2) Must possess ability to set up latest printing equipment including photographic instruments and dark room facilities. The position commands a good salary which will be tax-free and
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      518 35 Bottom side Palace unlikely to trouble the pacesetters LONDON. M THE man with the most unenviable task in English League soccer tomorrow will be David Fry, the luckless goalkeeper of bottomplaced Crystal Palace. Fry has the thankless job of facing the attacking might
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      178 35 Court: No proof results 'fixed' ROME. Fri. The crimirial court, who tried 38 players, officials and gamblers for fraud in connection with last year's soccer scandal in Italy said yesterday that there was no proof that the players "fixed" the result of League matches. The court made the statement in
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      854 35 Boost for Coe to further athletic career LONDON. Fri Sebastian Coe has been given an openended grant to boost his athletic career, but he would give it up if the sport went "open The sports' aid foundation announced that the Olympic 1.500 metres champion would succeed Robin Cousins as the
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      222 35 LONDON. Fri. Scotland, elevated from rank outsiders to title contenders after their unexpected win over Wales two weeks ago, face a stern test of their new status against holders England in the Five Nations' rugby union championship today. In today's other match, the Welsh,
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      197 35 PORT OF SPAIN, Fri. England cricket captain lan Botham faces a personal ci isis after his team's humiliating innings defeat by the West Indies in the First Test here on Wednesday. Botham, who had a disastrous match, has not only to come to terms with his
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      216 35 Opposition to Kaiasa as only venue LAUSANNE, Fri. A Greek offer to move the summer Olympic Games to a permanent site in its original home is opposed by "a substantial segment" of the International Olympic Committee, a spokesman said yesterday. The lOC executive board will discuss a special commission report
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      291 35 TSINGTAO 3rd month lucky draw I 1 V^O^t^* JP 1 PRIZE $4,000 CASH j ISs^S^I 0 >2prTze $2,000 cash 3PHKE $1,000 CASH W J SPRIZE 250 CASH *>*5T5 1.000 CONSOLATIONS PRIZES Wso ■tfHHHP* 1 T-SHIRT EACH. «t>^s HOW TO ENTER: <offl I 1 You iHli»o*««» lucky dr»« coupon otth mry
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      184 35 POLA COSMETICS (S) PTE LTD welcomes Mr. T. Uetake Mr. M. Yamaguchi Mr. N. Funahashi Mr. Y. Nishida to Singapore and Pola's 7th Annual Convention Dinner and Dance. Venue: Mandarin Ballroom Date: 21 Feb 1981 Attendaoce by invitation only i IV m m fcm oHrfS I Bs^^sH^B sW f A
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      Ponte Vecchio worth wager
      1299 36  -  EPSOM JEEP Tote Board Stakes race looks intriguing By PENANG, Fri. Ponte Vecchio, who can sprint and stay and takes any type of going, looks a bright each-way prospect in Race Seven for Class 1 Division 3 horses over 1,400 metres here tomorrow. This six-year-old was
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      45 36 PENANG, Fri. Keep an eye an these torses If there to rain here tomorrow. RACE 4: Bestcrete HI, Vl various 11, Shanhaikwan. RACE 5: Songstress, Drunken Fist, Slippery Sam 11. RACE Battle Of Shiloh, Baccarat. Sliver Saint. RACE 7: Samedan, Sagittarius, Ponte Vecchio.
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      1085 36 RATF 1 2.30 MALAYSIAN MAIDEN IW\L,U 1 STAKES -I^OOM ($15,000 $9,000 to winner) 1 25 Pau Ma (Pau Ma) Heddle 55.5 (-1.5) SF Mnun 5 2 72 Malaysia M(TFJ) Jaatar 55.5 (+4) F (ami, 7 3 63 Joy Up (Joy Uu) Ismail 55 DF Mahtut 3 4 44
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      126 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY MISTY LAD 1 Truly Thankful Pau Ma Malaysia Joy Ip Showgirl Klta Suka Kita Suka Malaysi Slapping Softly Slapping Softly Battle Smoke Battle Smoke El Cuchilla Provost Provoal Stepping Ada Cant Si I.X 3 1 German Haro Girman Haro Freddy's Choice Warranty Warranty Freddy's Choic
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      Top gallops of the week
      262 36 Top gallops of the week Tuesday (good): Cap: Snow Miss MI and Ten Hugs 36.8 in a barrier trial, with Snow Mist 111 striding out fluently; Grand Harvest and Madam Butterfly 39 in a barrier test; Paititi Gold 45 on the bit. Class 1: Banyak Cantik 37.8 impressively. Native Kingdom
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      Camberly and Snow Mist work well
      421 36  -  FAIRWAY By PENANG, Fri. Camberly and Snow Mist HI, two of trainer Teh Choon Bengjs seven runners in the $70,000 Sprint Trophy (Race Five) here on Sunday, showed up smartly in a barrier Trial this moming when they matched strides over the first 600
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      540 37  - Paula, Irene a love affair with racing JEFF FRANCIS By PERTH, Prl. Whether tey sheer cotnckk-ftcr *r othrrwter, MmUvtUa l»n* raciajt hlston will be created this month by tw* Australian wif wlm have left tkrir marks ia the ■juuUs of tfc* sport M their b«rne stair. Attractive Paula Wan, i*.
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      Lock icon Sieckman and Marsh ahead
      343 37 MANILA, Fri. Graham Marsh, of Australia, and Tom Sieckman, of the United States, led 88 players who survived the cut-off on the second day of the Philippine Open golf tournament. Marsh scored a three-under-par 69 for a two-day total of two-under-par 142. the same total as
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      Lock icon Veteran Ayako fires a 67
      174 37 SARASOTA. Fri. Japan's Ayako Okamoto shot a five-under-par 67 for a one-stroke lead over Sandra Post, of Canada, and Joanne Carrier, of the United States, after the first round of a Ladies Professional Golf Association tournament here yesterday. Ayako. in her first year on the
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      Lock icon Daley may join Seattle
      71 37 LONDON. Fri The drawnout transfer saga of Ranches ter CiUr'f midfiekl soccer Steve Daley may be resolved today Alan Hint on manager of North American League Hub Seattle Sounders, has arrived in Manchester to have talks over Daley's transfer Norwich City full bark Kevin Bond, son
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      21 37 SHEFFIELD Fn Keith Solomon 19. of English Thud Division club Sheffield Cmted. nllipwii and died during traiaSag jimlij AFP.
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      Threat to Taiwan in HK Open
      312 37  -  KEN JALLEH Jr By BRITISH and Australian golfers will be out to break the dominance of Taiwan in the Cathay Pacific Hongkong Open golf championships at the Royal Hongkong Golf Club in Faniing from Thursday to Sunday. Leading the Australian challenge for the event,
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      Irvine to lead Scottish challenge
      164 37 Irvine to lead Scottish challenge ANDY IRVINE will lead the challenge of Scotland's Co-optimists at the Cathay Pacific Hongkong Bank international seven-a-side rugby championships in Hongkong on March 28 and 29. reports KEN JALLEH Jr. The Scottish team are expected to be at full strength They made an impressive debut
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      Judoists for title hunt
      256 37  -  PATRICK BASTIANS B* TOP Singapore judoisis will have a crack at the black belt judo championships in Portsdown Road on March 14 to see who is the Republic's best. There will be no distinction in weight, height or the level of competence (dan-rank) in the competition,
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      Lock icon England defeat India for fourth time
      182 37 England defeat India for fourth time HUDDERSFIELD. Fri. England, already assured of victory with a 3-0 lead in the five-match badminton series, scored another 6-1 win over India here yesterday. England had previously won 5-2 in Crawley and 6-1 in both Plymouth and Stoke. India were reinforced by their All-England
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      Morgan in front with a 65
      352 37 Morgan in front with a 65 LOS ANGELES, Fri. Gil Morgan, of the United States, tired a six-under par 65 to take a onestroke I4>ad after the first round of the Los Angeles "Open golf tournament here yesterday. Six players shared second place one stroke behind Morgan, who won the
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      Lock icon S'gor to study reasons for their poor showing
      372 38 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Selangor's deteriorating performances in the Malaysia Cup competition has prompted the state's soccer body to call for a report from team manager Mazlun Harun. And the report, though dealing with Selangor's eight matches, is expected to centre on last
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      A Lita de la Rosa that's more than sugar and spice
      330 38  - A Lita de la Rosa that's more than sugar and spice KEN JALLEH Jr. By LITA DE LA ROSA is more than sugar and spice and all things nice the petite Filipina is blessed with the kind of stuff bowling champions are made of. She proved it when she won
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      CLUBS TOLD TO SEND PLAYERS FOR TRIALS
      204 38  - CLUBS TOLD TO SEND PLAYERS FOR TRIALS PATRICK BASTIANS By SPORTS clubs in Singapore have been asked to nominate their top players for trials to select a team for the East Asia squash championships in Hongkong in April. Reliable sources say the Singapore Squash Rackets Association's selection committee sent circulars
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      Top seeds rest as Yeo, Sim qualify
      205 38 Top seeds rest as Yeo, Sim qualify THE top seeds rested as the Pepsi youth squash championships started with a fizz of qualifiers making it into the first round, at the Kallang Complex yesterday, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. Timothy Yeo and Sim Wee Kirn, two notables in the boys' under-19 event,
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      F & N put Nestle out of running
      245 38  - F N put Nestle out of running HAKIKAT RAI By FRASER AND NEAVE'S Yacob Mastor. Baharin Osman and Khamis Kasdi combined to help their side to a 2-1 victory over Nestle in a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Two match at the Toa Payoh Stadium yesterday. The defeat put
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      Nishikawa to coach women's volleyball team
      236 38 JAPANESE expertise in sports will once again grace the Singapore sports scene this time the volleyball association have been honoured with the services of coach Yosnihiko Nlshikawa, reports HAKIKAT RAI. In Itn, Mloko Imeida cMtcned Singapore '<. gymnastics team in preparation far the 1979
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      Opatha is guest player in Dutch touring side
      218 38  -  GODFREY ROBERT By TONY OPATHA, the Sri Lankan Test player, is the guest player in the Dutch touring cricket side, Klaas Vervelde, who meet the Singapore Cricket Club in a friendly match on the Padang today (11 a.m.). Opatha. the Sri Lankan
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      133 38 BOWLING Qaeea't laarumril: I Jackie's 460. 9.30 I am.) HOCKEY Barker's >rapk> utlMul jMlcr rkamaiaasalp lint nmm4: CSC A v Bedok CSC. Schools v Khalsa (both 3.30). CSC B v SAFSA. IA v Seletar SC (both 5.10) at Balestier Road. SWHA ka*rk-*al liiritmeat strsaa 1 rwud (wUwrn' I bmI): CirLs
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      The Malaysian goose chase that happened
      392 39  -  WILFRED YEO By Xl ALA 1.1 MH K. Pri4ay HIM gMtie rainrir 4a aat kapprn aaly aa films. Eplsades af dwperitf peaplr iMutfag far etaalve aeneas kappeas tamllftlM. Like tafe afteraa.a. >km I tried to track Ike MaUyidaa Armed Fare** aaeeer tram ta tke
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      Singapore eye first away win
      428 39  -  JOE DORAI KANNAN MAY JOIN THE ATTACK IN SECOND HALF By KKAI.A LUMPUR, Fri To win a lottery twice within a week is practically an impossible dream. Similarly, to expect Singapore to repeat last Sunday's 8-0 trouncing of Trengganu against Malaysian Armed Forces at the
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      THE TEAM
      27 39 Kdmuad Wee; Aiyeeig Pak Kuan, Samad Alapitohay, Syed Mutallb, Hasll Ibrahim; Hashlm Hosnl, T. Pattamanathan, Fandi Ahmad; R. Suriamurthl, Quah Kim S»ng, Matuuned N*h. HASHIM
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      Perlis keep cool in robust tie
      247 39 F. TERRITORY 0 PERLIS 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Perlis, the minnows in the Malaysia Cup soccer tournament, moved to the top of the table by beating Federal Territory 2-0 at the Merdeka Stadium tonight, reports JOE nOKAI. But the victory' was almost marred by
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      A quiet danger named Ibrahim
      214 39 A quiet danger named Ibrahim KUALA LUMPUR, Friday Malaysian Armed Forces soccer striker Ibrahim Din, 29, wasn't very frank when he told a reporter early this year: "I think I'm too old and over the hill" reports WILFRED YBO. Because, since then, Ibrahim has become the Malaysia Cup competition's top
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      Lock icon Muzinic may be jailed
      85 39 BELGRADE. Fri. Norwich City's former Yugoslav international. Drazen Muzinic. faces a possible 10-year Jail sentence for failing to report for military service. Muzinic left for England last August, ignoring a summons to appear before a draft review board. The matter has been brought before the Split
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      Queenstown victory
      41 39 OUEENSTOWN whipped Kirn Keat 3-0 in an inter-constituen-cy table tennis match at the Havelock Community Centre last night. Other results RadTn Mas 3 Rochore 0. Boon Teck 3 Boon Lay 2. Ang Mo Kio 3 Kampong Chai Chee 0.
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      St. Andrew's triumph
      38 39 ST. ANDREWS edged out Anderson 3-2 in a national schools' under 16 boys' tennis match at the KaUang Complex yesterday Other results ACS 5 Tanjong Katong Technical 0. Swiss Cottage 3 Thorn son Secondary 0.
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      Lock icon Sabah crash again
      180 39 SABAH 0 PERAK 1 KOTA KINABALU. Fri. Sabah appear to be losing their touch when they crashed to their second successive home defeat within a week at the I.ikas Stadium here today The "killer" blow came in the 73rd minute when substitute Mazlan Mutalib was brought down
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      Lock icon Salim's goal decides close match
      306 39 Salim's goal decides close match TRENGGANU 0 KELANTAN 1 KUALA TRENGGANU. Fri. Trengganu's coach Abdullah Mohamed found himself again in troubled waters. Last week, his team were trounced 8-0 by Singapore and today they went down to Kelantan by a solitary goal here. "It was a sad state of affairs.
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      Lock icon Shave off beards order
      59 39 ATHENS. Fri Three soccer players o( Greek First Division team Airomitos have been told to shave off their beards, which make them resemble Greek orthodox priests if they want to stay at the club. Team coach Kostas Karapatis told them that they would look more like
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      Lock icon Kedah please their fans
      100 39 ALOR STAR, Fri. Kedah beat Penang in their Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Darulaman Stadium here tonight. The home team, put up a creditable performance in please their fans. Midfielder Koet King KEDAH 2 PENANG 0 Keong put them in front with a sixth-minute goal.
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      MALAYSIA CUP FIXTURES
      31 39 TODAY MAF v SINGAPORE (Merdeka Stadium, 8) TOMORROW SELANGOR v NEGRI SEMBILAN (Merdeka Stadium, 7.30) MALACCA v JOHORE (Kubu Stadium. 4.30) BRUNEI v PERAK (Bandar Sen Bagawan. 4)
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      238 39 Stink scandal at Johore's Larkin JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. The 13-year-old Larkin Stadium is being bugged by a scandal that stinks to high heavens. And quite literally too. As if rushing for seats wasn't enough, fans have to put up with some filthy toilets that apparently haven't been cleaned for ages.
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      ... facelift for Penang's City Stadium
      270 39 facelift for Penang's City Stadium PENANG, Fri. If plans work out, Penang's City Stadium will undergo major renovations soon. It will be the biggest project to be undertaken to give the 90-year-old stadium a new look. The Penang Municipal Council, in listing their tentative projects to be carried out under
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      84 40 i-.\i\fo minuifs a nuisance can is maue 10 a Singapore tout hold Half of them are obscene In the years only 300 of these callers have ever been hauled before a judge and most of those convictMl have onl> had to pa> a fine .>( $hii. less
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      SURVEY ON STRESS
      53 40 STRESS is a familiar part erf Singapore life, or so it would appear from results of a survey carried Hit on M MHY TIMK8 readers Seems most of those who suffer are in their twenties who are most seriously disturbed about their work, the rat race and
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        145 40 IN >aa really make a pile af maary tram rains* Ve* aad m. 1/ yaa havr a larky Had, Kara miIM praaf Raid raia, yaa raald Ret *J*M far II! That's aaaal a ann» wtet It rast ia INI wkra it was baaed to cammwnarmv tar ISMa
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        210 40 IT USED 10 be that one couldn't turn a corner at a shopping centre without walking into a boutique. Now the stiff-armed display mannequins are taking a back seat to showcases of glittering jeweller)' No sooner does one boutique close for lack of business than a jeweller)'
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    31 40 NEW YORK. Fri The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials slipped Ottl to 933 28 in the first half-hour of trading on the Ne» York Stock Exchange today AP
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    40 40 JOHN LEE KEMG StOMC Aged 75 passed away peacefully on 20 2 81 Iravinf behind beloved wife. sons, daughters, daughler-In-lay. sons-in-law and grandchildren U> mourn loss Body lie in-state in St Bernadeitr Churcb ruiimi Parlour PunwMl Sunday 22/2/S1
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    Lock icon Showdown threat by coal miners
    466 40 LONDON, Friday MILITANT coal miners in northern England have threatened a showdown with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, vowing to remain on strike despite an order by trade union leaders to cancel plans for a national stoppage. The threat, issued by radical miners' chiefs in Yorkshire.
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    SIA will fight Aussie charges' pledge
    236 40  - SIA will fight Aussie charges' pledge LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne reporter MELBOURNE, Fri. Singapore Airlines has dug its heels in for a long fight with the Australian Transport Department. The pledge to fight it out with authorities came today from Mr John Stackhouse, an SIA spokesman here, after
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    Lock icon 'Strikes at Qantas to end on Sunday'
    110 40 'Strikes at Qantas to end on Sunday' SYDNEY, Fri. Strikes against Qantas. which have caused chaos for international passengers, will end on Sunday night, trade union chief Cliff Dolan said today. Mr Dolan announced the impending end of strikes by 5.000 ground and cabin crew after a meeting with the
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      120 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Khoo Teck Puat of the Goodwood group and Khoo Kay Peng of the Malayan United Industries are on the verge of concluding a $290 million deal that will affect a few listed companies and thousands of shareholders The official announcement has not been
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      195 40 IP TO 1p.m. TODAY: Generally fair. TEMP. (C) op to (a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 23 min. SI NSET today: S.S1 p.m.; si MUSK tomorrow: CM a.m. GLOBAL weather imstrnUm 1 2C Cloudy L» hmffin 18 29C »«r likens 7 MC Oar Ma4rM 1 9C Oar lahrala 16 24 C Cloudy
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      Prophecy ...FUFILLED IN THE YEAR 1981
      2428 1 Prophecy ...FUFILLED IN THE YEAR 1981 What Will This World B» Like 50 Years From Mow? This it the title of a prophecy by H.Q. WELLS written for Liberty magazine in 1931. Wells predicts with amazing accuracy what we now see unfolding before our eyes. 4 governments remain cramped things.
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        75 1 Cooking quickly If ytm'rt shunning Chiaese racking becaase y«a d« not enjs-y spending lab*ri*os hairs la the kitchen, tan to Centrespread Pages 8 and 9 Searching for the unusual ••#"v* .»Iji Tw« aim-makers are In town *a aa nusual missien, which will be taking them to 14 csuntries. Find out
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      PICK of the DAY
      614 2 PICK of the DAY 8BC» SATURDAY Matinee (Ch 5. 2.15 p.m.) is Bernardine. It's about a student who I is persuaded by his buddy to get his older brother, on leave from the Air Force, to take care of his i girl, while he studies (or his exams. The cast
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        551 2 T0DAY Art Gallery. Daily 9 a.m. FILMSHOW, at National 5.30 p.m. Until March 4. Stadium Theatrette, 10.30 FILMSHOW, The Day Of am Films: Coaches and The The Jackal, at Marine PaChallenge Of The Continents rade Branch Library Free. auditorium, at 10.30 a.m., 3 RECITAL, by SSO, at p.m. and 7
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        672 2 TODAY BADMINTON OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP 1961 for residents of Blks 6 to 19 Marsiling Drive, Lane, and Blks 201 to 206 Marsiling Drive, at Si Ling Sec Sen, 7.30 p.m. and on successive Saturday evenings till Mar U (finals). Prizes will be awarded. Further details from RC members. SPORTS DEMONSTRATION on
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        1132 2 TV and Radio ~SBC5 12.55 PM Opetint fokwed by It's Now 7 25 CJtural En 8 lish > 1.50 Banana Spits 7 30 Hews Malay 2.15 Saturday Matinee Bernardine 7.55 Batttestar 6alactka War Of The 3.50 Top Rank Fights Of The 70 s Gods (Part 2) Danny Lopez vs Mike
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        526 3 Hi Roxy Square brings Orchard Rood glamour to Katong The shopping and entertainment magnet of the "80s for tourists and Singaporeans. I \^2k with the best in shopping and entertainment. A wide selea ion of tU W^^m9 shops, good food, top-class entertainment and a first-class hotel wmi j I mmm^^m\
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        271 4 ffijjS/ Aromatherapy \\L(^ i S> After her successful visit in November 1980 and due to overwhelming response Elizabeth Jones, the only Aromatherapist to have lectured at CIDESCO, International Congress, is once again visiting Johore Bahru to give an advanced course on Aromatherapy on 6th and 7th April 1981. Don't miss
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        1118 5 If you know of any unusual and colourful people around with an off-beat tale to tell, don't hesitate to let film director Paul Shreve and his partner Joseph Larson, know about it. Two interesting characters themselves, as CHEW YANG KIAK finds out, they're here
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        Choice of two concerts tonight
        274 5 The Leonine Consort Singapore Conference Hall, 8 p.m Symphonic Sound* VIII Victoria Concert Hall, 8 p.m. MUSIC-LOVERS have a choice of two different concerts to attend tonight The Leonine Consort or The National Theatre Symphonic Band. Both groups will present mixed programmes of classics, folk
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        795 6  - Beijing memories in the guise of a thriller MARGARET JONES ancvelby THE CONFUCIUS ENIGMA By Margaret Jonas Published by McGraw-Hill $12 95 Reviewed by ANDREW LESLIE THAT China is "opening up' it was. 1 suppose, inevitable that the thriller writers would turn their attentions to it. Hitherto China seems to
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        417 6  -  Ross Terrill THE CHINA DIFFERENCE By Published by London: Harper and Row, 1979, 335 Pages $41 65 Reviewed by ROBERT CHEW WHEN Dr Ross Terrill was in Singapore last year he mentioned that his latest book was with the printer. The China Difference is now
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        235 6 THE Society of Singapore Writers has l«— chfd a membership drive to promote creative writing la Singapore. I ader the new leadership of Mr Peter Oag Te«ag Heaa, the Society hopes to lift itself to sew height*. The mala Impetas behind a revival, he
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        816 6  -  YONG POW ANG By SINGAPORE'S Chinese writers had their egos boosted last week by a generous pat on the back from well-known Taiwanese writer, Mr Bo Yang. Speaking at a seminar on Problems Of The Literary Exchange Between Taiwan And Singapore, Mr
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        1451 7  - First hand view on problems of mass poverty JK. Galbraith THE NATURE OF MASS POVERTY By Published by Pelican books. 1980 120 pages. £1.25 Review*) by Dr MALCOLM MURFETT l.i?i'j;it'i I HAVE some t imes heard it said, by those who claim to know, that when remedial action is required,
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        723 8 The quick art l art of stir-frying Does the idea of standing by a hot stove for hours put you off cooking? It does? Then, says TAN LEE LENG, you should learn the technique of stir-frying. FOR those who want quick results with the least effort, I suggest you master
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        341 8  -  PIERRE FRANEY By in New York EVERY now and then, my son Jacques, who is well on the way to becoming a cook in his own right. arrives home to tell me about a new technique he learned or a new gadget he's been using. Recently
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        949 12 An established Johore-bawd company with diversified manufactur ng and marketing operations invites applications from Malaysian citizens for the following positions:Personal Assistant To The Chief Executive (Ref: AMSOM) The successful candidate will be a self-starter capable of working independently and will ba required to provide efficient support to the Chief Executive.
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