The Straits Times, 27 June 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon IT'S MUSA BY 205 VOTES
    566 1  -  M. G.G. PILLAI and ALBERT RAMALINGAM Victory for Harun, too By KUALA LUMPUR, Friday DELEGATES at the United Malays National Organisation (Umno) General Assembly today elected Education Minister Datuk Musa Hitam as its deputy president and the imprisoned former Selangor Mentri Besar, Datuk Harun Idris,
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    Lock icon Hussein to quit post on July 10?
    318 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday DATUK Hussein Onn announced today that he will relinquish the Prime Minister's post next month, possibly on the 10th. He told reporters during a tea-break after the casting of votes for the Umno election at the Kuala Lumpur Hilton that
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    Lock icon 3 held for kidnap
    50 1 LONDON, Fri. Three men accused of kidnapping the 12-year-old daughter of a Saudi Arabian general were remanded in custody today. The girl. Reem Al-Harithi, was found by police on Wednesday after she was reported missing on the way to her London school 30 hours earlier Reuter.
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    Lock icon Pirate raid
    26 1 BANGKOK. Fri. Unidentified pirates operating near Thai-Malaysian waters robbed two Thai fishing trawlers and wounded two crewmen, a provincial police officer disclosed today. AP.
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    Lock icon Go-ahead for new govt
    79 1 ROME. Fri. Prime Minister-designate Giovanni Spadolini received the goahead today to form Italy's 41st government after reaching agreement on a programme and a distribution of cabinet seats among the five parties in his proposed coalition. Mr Spadolini. bidding to become the first non-CnrLstian Democrat Premier in
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    Lock icon British bill passed
    49 1 LONTON, Fri. A British Government bill preventing convicted prisoners from stsmMng (or Parliament has completed its passage through the House Of Commons. The bill was introduced after the election of Irish Republican Army (IRA) hunger striker Bobby Sands in a Northern Ireland constituency last April. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Search is off
    42 1 ROTTERDAM. Fri Police said today they had railed off the search (or five British repairmen (eared dead in an explosion on a Greek orecarrier here two days ago after a (utile extensive search of the 72,000-tonne Agios loannis. Reuter.
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    Harun to seek exemption to hold office
    375 1 Harun to seek exemption to hold office KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Dfttak Haraa Mria Is U submit a letter on Moaday to the Registrar of Societies seeking in i mliilsa to hold efflee aa Umao vice preaMeat, his Ma Mailan said taalght. Mr Maslaa, who eon veyed the resalts at the
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    Lock icon DENTIST USES SLEDGEHAMMER
    115 1 SAN DIEGO, Fri. It took three hours for a sledgehammer-swinging dentist to complete the extraction, but the troublesome tooth the size of a coffee can and weighing two kilos finally dropped out And it appears Lucky, the San D.ego Zoo's 41-year-old Asian elephant, will survive. Dr David
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    Lock icon NORDIC STATES GET BREZ OFFER
    105 1 NORDIC STATES GET BREZ OFFER MOSCOW, Fri. President Leonid Brezhnev has offered Nordic countries a guarantee that Soviet nuclear weapons will not be used against them If they join a "non-nuclear zone" in northern Europe, Tass said today. "The Soviet Union has already stated its positive attitude, too, to the
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    Lock icon Anti-N demos
    26 1 TOKYO, Fri. About 450 leftists staged anti-nuclear demonstrations today as the US Seventh Fleet aircraft carrier Midway left its homeport here, police said. Reuter.
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    Lock icon New tin pact has 2 buffer stocks
    113 1 GENEVA, Fri. Tin producing and consuming countries have agreed in principle on a new international tin trading treaty, the UN Conference on Trade and Development said today. A spokesman for Unctad, the UN body responsible for international commodity negotiations, said the 34-nation tin
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    Lock icon Saudi denies reports of output cutback
    223 1 NICOSIA, Fri REPORTS of a catback la Saadl Arabian ell production have been denied by aa author!Utlve official Saadl scarce quoted by the Middle ftaat Economic Sarvey (Mees). Mees qaeted Its onldentifled ooarce as saylag today, "no decision ■as been taken to reduce the
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    4,000 jobs at Rollei hang in balance
    591 1  -  WONG MAI YUN By OVER 4,000 jobs at the Rollei factory are hanging in the balance as a result of Rollei in west Germany going bankrupt. The German company, Rollei Braunschweig/ filed for bankruptcy on Thursday. Yesterday, workers at Rollei Singapore were told
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    Lock icon Japan's 2nd protest
    61 1 TOKYO, Fri. Japan has protested to the Soviet Union for the second time in two days over alleged military activity oT( Hokkaido, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said. The latest protest, made through the Japanese Embassy in Moscow yesterday, said that on June 6 a Soviet military transport
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    Women like Bangkok
    67 1 BANGKOK. Fri Women are more satisfied with Bangkok than men are, despite the wide range of men-only leisure time activities, according to a consumer poll today. The poll showed 20 per cent of women, compared with 17 per cent of men, found Bangkok "very liveable". Conversely, 34
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    LATEST $152m PAK N-BILL
    59 1 LATEST $152m PAK N-BILL ISLAMABAD. Frl. Pakistan will spend a total of I SJ7I.8 mllUon (S$152 million) on Its nuclear programme during the fiscal year 1M1-82, according to •Iflrlal budget documents released today. Of the totai, IS*54.S mllUon will be used directly far nuclear development a>d ISSH.S mllU»c f«r admiBlstratian
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      E. Berlin bid to start off right with Paris
      229 2 E. Berlin bid to start off right with Paris EAST BERLIN, Fri. East Germany has taken the rare step of calling for the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan a move observers here say is aimed at getting East Germany's relationship with the new French government off to a good
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      Lock icon Sister ports
      34 2 HONGKONG, Fri. China's Tianjin Harbour and Japan's Tokyo Harbour became sister ports yesterday under an agreement that will enable the two sides to epechange experiences in construction and management of habours. AFP.
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      ITALIAN RED BRIGADES KEEP UP PRESSURE
      188 2 ITALIAN RED BRIGADES KEEP UP PRESSURE ROME, Fri. Red Brigades terrorists kept the pressure on Italian authorities yesterday with a series of letters, leaflets and propaganda streamers in Rome, Naples, Milan and Venice, police reported. In Rome and Naples telephone calls to local newspapers steered police to garbage cans where
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      Lock icon Trudeau and Schmidt in a clash...
      171 2 Trudeau and Schmidt in a clash... BONN, Friday CANADIAN Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau clashed with Chancellor Helmut Schmidt over ideas on promoting Third World interests during their talks here last night, informed sources said. Mr Trudeau, on a European tour to lay groundwork for a July 20 and 21 Ottawa
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      Lock icon BILL TO RAISE 'PRICE' OF ENTRY TO JAIL
      108 2 SACRAMENTO(CaIIfornIa), Prl. Bad cheque artists, forgers and dog thieves will have to steal more to qualify for time In CatCorn la's overcrowded prtn— under a bill passed by the state assembly. Assemblyman Lawrence Kapiloff said his bill generally doubles the Omits that
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      Lock icon A toast with Suharto
      62 2 A toast with Suharto SOUTH Korean President Chan I>oo-Huan toasts with Indonesian President Suharto durine a state banquet In Jakarta on Thursday la honour of the visiting president at the presidential palace. President Chan's Jakarta visit Is the first leg of a two-week diplomatic tour of the Aseaa capitals the
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      Lock icon Rivals clash in prison
      85 2 SAN JUAN (Puerto Rico), Fri. Some 150 prisoners from two rival gangs set off a two-hour riot in Puerto Rico's largest prison yesterday in which nine inmates were injured. Prisoners from the rival Monacillos and Manuel A Perez gangs, named after a neighbourhood and public housing
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      Lock icon Armed rebels raid station
      59 2 DACCA, Fri. About 300 armed insurgents raided a police station in Bangladesh's southeastern Chlttagong district and looted the armoury, the daily Ittefaa quoting official sourres said here yesterday. The newspaper said the rebels Xuoched the attack last Ttiesdal on Lohagora police station,] about 65km from ChWaepng
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      Lock icon Moves for war games worry Poles
      358 2 WARSAW, Fri HIGH-RANKING Polish officials are worried over reports that Soviet and Hungarian troops will shortly undertake joint military manoeuvres along Poland's border, Western sources said yesterday. Within the last two weeks, Hungarian soldiers had moved into training camps in the field. The officials
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      Lock icon Yan'an centre to reopen
      64 2 HONGKONG, Frl. The Revolutionary Memorial Centre in Yan'an. central China's Shaanxi Province, will re-open for visitors next month after being closed for several years, the Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. Yan'an, where the Chinese red army settled after the famous Long March in 1934-35. became the
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      Lock icon Banks agree to give Warsaw more time
      167 2 Banks agree to give Warsaw more time PARIS, Friday INTERNATIONAL banks yesterday agreed on the outline of a compromise for rescheduling Poland's U552.37 billion (Ss6.l billion) commercial debt due this year. A communique after a two-day meeting here on Poland's request (or deferment of payments on the debt indicated that
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        Lock icon Sant in Parliament
        66 2 THAI REBEL leader Gen Sant Chitpatima attended a joint Parliament session in Bangkok yesterday in his first public appearance since his return from political asylum in Burma. The leader of the April 1 abortive coup attended the session as a senator, a position he retained after the
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        Lock icon 'No' to overflights
        75 2 INDONESIA HAS stopped the Dutch airline KLM from using its airspace on flights between Singapore and Australia, in a dispute over passenger rights to Europe, director-general of air ■immunioations Sugiri said in Jakarta. Mr Sugiri told local newsmen yesterday that the overflights were stopped from June 15
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        Lock icon 'Reds beefing up'
        66 2 PHILIPPINE DEFENCE Minister Juan Ponce Enrile said in Manila yesterday, that the Maoist Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) was steadily building up its forces and may be able to launch a substantial offensive in two to five years. Assessing the CPP's military arm, the New People's
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        Lock icon France raps US
        82 2 FRENCH FOREIGN Minister Claude Cheysson today hit back at the United States reaction to the inclusion of four communists in France's new cabinet, saying on television that the US position was "unacceptable and, at the least, surprising" The minister said there were contradictions on the subject between
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        Lock icon 117 flights cancelled
        69 2 BRITISH AIRWAYS cancelled 117 European and domestic flights at London's Heathrow Airport yesterday when traffic controllers staged another in a series of sporadic strikes for more pay. British airways chief executive Roy Watts said the 16-week dispute, part of a major pay wrangle between the nation's 530,000
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        Lock icon Pope still ill
        63 2 POPE JOHN Paul is still suffering from slight fever and will have to stay in hospital for at least another two weeks, doctors at Rome's Gemelli hospital said yesterday. The Pope, seriously wounded in an assassination attempt on May 13, returned unexpectedly to the hospital last Saturday
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      Lock icon Britain to cut back navy's surface fleet
      511 3 LONDON, Fri. BRITAIN has announced a cutback in the Royal Navy's surface fleet as part of a new defence shakeup. Defence Minister John Nott, outlining moves to j pay for American sea- borne Trident missiles, told a crowded House of Cunuitio— yesterday that
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      Lock icon Bush sets a light mood
      47 3 Bush sets a light mood UNITED States VlcePresldent George Bush sharing a Joke before dinner at No II Downing Street. From left are Mrs Bosh, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, ana Mr* Bush. US Ambassador Lewis and his wife J* are on the extreme right. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon French invite
      42 3 BEIRUT, Fri. Farouk Kaddoumi. the head of the Palestine Liberation Organisation political department, was handed an invitation yesterday to visit France by French Ambassador Louis Delamare, the Palestinian Wafa news agency reported. Wafa gave no date for the visit. AFP.
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      Lock icon Tarzan-Jane image marred, rules judge
      116 3 NEW YORK, Fri. A US federal hidge who found that High Society magazine "besmirched, tarnished and debased" the Image of Tarzan and Jane, has ordered the magazine's Jnly issue recalled from distribution. IS District Judge Milton Pollack Issued his ruling yesterday as a preliminary move
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      Lock icon Proposed cuts are deplorable says BBC
      316 3 Proposed cuts are deplorable says BBC LONDON, Friday THE British Broadcasting Corporation has protested against the Thatcher Government's proposed cuts in its external services notably in French. Italian and Spanish to Europe. It says the cuts are deplorable, staggering, and naive. The British Foreign Office, which supports the external services
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      Lock icon Dog hair link in Atlanta murders
      189 3 Dog hair link in Atlanta murders ATLANTA, Fri. The fibres and dog hairs that prompted authorities to file charges In the death of the latest ol 28 young blacks slain in Atlanta are similar to trace evidence found on at least 15 other bodies, an examination of records showed yesterday.
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      Lock icon Jewish centre blown up
      52 3 BEIRUT, Fri. Palestinian guerillas blew up part of a reception centre for Jewish irfimigrant-s in the Israeli town of Ashdod yesterday, a statement from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (DFLP) said today. The statement said several people were killed or wounded by the
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      Lock icon Cook who helped 5 escape may stay in US
      221 3 Cook who helped 5 escape may stay in US WASHINGTON, Fri. A bill was introduced in the Senate yesterday to waive normal immigration requirements and allow into the country a Thai cook who had helped five Americans escape from Iranian captivity. The bill would grant permanent US residence to Somchai
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      Mid-air crash plane plunges into store
      175 3 LOS ANGELES, Frl. Two small planes collided aver a crowded .shopping centre on Wednesday night, sending one plane crashing through the roof of a department store, killing the pilot and two other people. An off-dnty policeman, who was In the store when the crash
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      Lock icon US making serious moves for N-talks this year
      225 3 US making serious moves for N-talks this year WASHINGTON, Fri. The Reagan Administration is actively preparing for talks with the Soviet Union on restricting theatre nuclear forces in Europe and expects them ro begin "by the end of the year." Mr David Passage, the State Department's associate spokesman, stated this
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      Lock icon No proof of American prisoners in Indochina
      130 3 No proof of American prisoners in Indochina WASHINGTON, Fri. The Defence Department said yesterday that despite repeated reports to the contrary, its intelligence services have no proof of American prisoners still being held in communist-ruled Indochina. "Many of these reports are pure hoaxes, unfortunately," said Defence Intelligence Agency chief, Lt
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      Lock icon Prisoners barred
      81 3 LONDON, Fri. The House of Commons last night passed a Bill barring people serving prison sentences of more than a year in the United Kingdom and the Republic Ireland from seeking election to the British parliament. The Bill, which now goes to the House of Lords, was aimed
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      Lock icon Carter to visit China
      82 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. Former US President Jimmy Carter and his wife. Rosalynn, will travel to China in late August, fulfilling a pledge Mr Carter made while president to visit the country and meet with its leaders. Mr Carter's office said yesterday the Carters will visit China from
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      Lock icon 'US to deport Rev Sung'
      72 3 NEW YORK, Fri. The US Justice Department will soon take legal steps to deport the Reverend Sung Myung Moon, Korean-bom head of the Unification Church whose members are known as Moonies. the ABC television network reported last night It said immigration officials had been studying
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      92 4 TRYING to pull together the impressions left by the US Secretary of State Alexander Haie at the end of his 12-day Asian trip, reporters a ccompa nving him broke into this song: 40a the twelfth day In Asia, Al Halg gave to me: Twelve deep backKrounders, eleven
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      Lock icon Rao to Huang: We can solve problems
      284 4 BORDER BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN DISCUSSED NEW DELHI, Friday INDIA has told China that all problems between the two countries, including a border dispute, could be resolved. External Affairs Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao said at a banquet today for visiting Chinese Foreign Minister
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      Lock icon Suzuki: We'll go along as much as possible...
      394 4 Suzuki: We'll go along as much as possible... TOKYO, Friday PRIME Minister Zenko Suzuki said yesterday Japan would incorporate the US suggestions, made in the bilateral defence consultations in Honolulu earlier this month, as much as possible into Japan's defence budget for next fiscal 1962 and the Defence Agency's five-year
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        Lock icon Senate goes to bat
        77 4 BEMOANING a decline in hot dog and beer sales and calling for the return of the 'Boys of Summer,' the Senate has gone on record against the major league baseball strike. Taking time out from its Budget debate on Thursday, the Senate passed an amendment in
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        Lock icon Too much for the bulls
        71 4 A STRIKE by workers in Ireland's artificial insemination services has forced bulls and cows to reproduce the old-fashioned way and bulls are literally dying from the overabundant Joys of sex. With two bulls already dead, worried breeders are shaking their heads and confessing that their
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        Lock icon Graduated in hospital
        65 4 THERE was only one thing unusual about Bruce Perry's high school graduation: It took place in a hospital in New York. Perry, 18, the victim of a hit-and-run accident yesterday, was heart broken on Wednesday when his doctor refused to let him attend the graduation ceremony that
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        Lock icon Clams for birthday
        56 4 FRIDAY is Olea the Walrus' 20th birthday and the occasion demands a special treat not a cake but a bucket of clams. Olga, the oldest Atlantic walrus in the United States, loves clams, Brookfield Zoo spokeswoman Joyce Gardella said yesterday "but she doesn't see them too often
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      Lock icon INAUGURAL JOY TO LAST EIGHT DAYS
      164 4 MANILA, FH. Philippine Pint Lady Imelda Marcos has planned an eight-day song, dance aad art extravaganza, starting tomorrow, to mark the Inauguration next Tuesday of President Ferdinand Marc**. Tw* consecutive nights of fireworks will also mark the event. Among the dignitaries who will fly
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      Lock icon CHINESE TROOPS KILLED 18 VIETS'
      137 4 CHINESE TROOPS KILLED 18 VIETS' BEIJING, Fri. China said today that nine of its troops had beaten back a much larger Vietnamese force and killed 18 soldiers in the latest reported clash along the tense Sino- Vietnamese border. Three Chinese soldiers died in the six-hour battle. The People's Daily newspaper
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      Lock icon Beijing chides Canberra on Kampuchea
      237 4 BEIJING, Fri. China indirectly criticised Australia today for its policy on Kampuchea, notably Canberra s decision to abstain on the issue of who should represent Kampuchea at international bodies such as the United Nations. Xinhua news agency, voiced oblique disapproval of Australia's stand by quoting
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      Lock icon Pakistan's budget excludes money for US arms
      162 4 Pakistan's budget excludes money for US arms ISLAMABAD, Fri. Pakistan's planned 16 per cent increase in defence spending over the next 12 months does not include money for purchase of US military equipment. Finance Minister Ghulam Ishaq Khan said here today. Mr Khan's statement means that Pakistan's spending on defence
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      Lock icon ICRC hopeful of solution
      73 4 BANGKOK. Fri. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is hopeful that a "humanitarian" solution can be found on the fate of more than 300 Vietnamese refugees trapped amid hostile guerillas near the Thai border inside Kampuchea. ICRC representative John De Salais. based in Bangkok,
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      Lock icon Spain's silent protest
      69 4 SAN SEBASTIAN (Spain). Fri. Spain's Basque region was virtually paralysed today by a 10-minute midday silent protest against continuing political violence which has claimed 24 lives this year. Traffic stopped in big cities. workers downed tools and shop attendants and bank clerks halted work, widely heeding the
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      Lock icon Sudan, Uganda accuse Libya of sabotage
      307 5 KHARTOUM, Fri SUDAN and Uganda are on a head-on collision course with Libya, accusing the Libyan Government of sabotaging their security. Sudan has charged Libya with being responsible for an explosion at the Chad Embassy in Khartoum today in which two people were killed.
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      Lock icon Peres picks Rabin to shore up Labour
      411 5 Peres picks Rabin to shore up Labour TEL AVIV, Friday ISRAEL'S opposition Labour Party, fighting a sharp slide in popularity, has picked former Premier Yitzhak Rabin as candidate for defence minister, in an eleventh hour effort to broaden its appeal to voters in the June 30 elections. Announcing the decision,
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      Lock icon Lebanon danger has receded: Habib
      223 5 Lebanon danger has receded: Habib BEIRUT, Fri. The United States Special Envoy to the Middle East, saying the danger of military action "has receded," departed today for Washington after his second round of talks with Arab and Israeli leaders over the Syrian missile crisis. As Mr Philip Habib left the
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      Lock icon Peace envoy Palme back in Teheran
      106 5 NICOSIA, Fri. Mr Olof Palme, the United Nations special peace envoy, returned to Teheran yesterday (or the second time this week to continue his efforts to end the Iran-Iraq war, Pare, the official Iranian news agency, reported. It quoted Mr Palme as slating on
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      Lock icon Summit walkout in protest against Egypt
      223 5 Summit walkout in protest against Egypt NAIROBI, Fri. Some Arab League members, notably Algeria, Mauritania and Libya, walked out of the Organisation of African Unity summit here yesterday when Egyptian Vice-president Hosni Mubarak rose to address the meeting. Mr Mubarak reaffirmed Egyptian positions on the Middle East and the Palestinian
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      38 5 ATHENS, Frl. Sixty-two earth tremors centred in the lonian Sea, 280 km west of Athens, have been registered by the seismologies! observatory here over the past 12 hours. No injuries or damage have been reported. AFP.
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      Lock icon Contact lens that you can forget about
      148 5 ATLANTA, Frl. The ultimate contact lens tke kind that cant fall out and never need cleaning may be Jut around the earner. The lens, made of a durable plastic that It M per cent water, would be surgically Implanted Inside the cornea, the
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      The world of diplomacy then and now
      960 6 The world of diplomacy then and now THE diplomatic world is shrouded in much mystery. Visions of high living and hobnobbing with important people often come to mind when we talk about diplomats. Who are these people and what do they do? VERA LIM, who recently interviewed three ambassadors, provides
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      Dapper Japanese with no time for dinner with wife
      273 6 Dapper Japanese with no time for dinner with wife JAPANESE ambassador Nakajlma seldom sees his wife and hardly ever has time to have lunch or dinner with her. ThU la due both to the exigencies of his work and to the Japanese style of socialising, which usually excludes women. He
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      Just like an ordinary couple
      218 6 WITH a fall beard which makes him look like a college professor, tall, slim Harry Thayer, the US Ambassador, reveals that he hardly has time for sports, a statement belled by his physical fitness. His Is the only embassy In the Central Business District. To
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      Men of resource who know how to deal with people
      1069 6 Men of resource who know how to deal with people 6 We dips are brought up to be resourceful, to play almost any part in life, to be equal to any emergency almost a how else could one face all those foreigners? 7 in the book Sauve Qui Petit by
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      Greatest love of his life behind his success
      303 6 Greatest love of his life behind his success PHILIPPINES Ambassador Jimenez, suave and personable, needs little sleep only about six hours each day. He wakes up at around six every morning, in time to attend trie 6.30 a.m. mass with his wife at St Ignatius Church. Then the jovial, youthful
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    Dead birds and fish found in water tanks
    416 8  -  GOH LEE KHUAN By DEAD pigeons and live guppies, rusty milk cans and broken bottles some of the surprising finds are occasionally fished out of water storage tanks in Singapore^ highrise commercial and government buildings and HDB blocks. How these got into
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    $800 fine for having ganja
    59 8 JONATHAN Charles Ray, 29, a diver supervisor, was fined $800 by a magistrate yesterday after he was found guilty of having 0.93 gm of ganja with him at the Paya uebar Airuort He was found carrying the drug in a plastic film container at the
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    Charged with club murder
    52 8 LW Soo Leng, 22, was charged yesterday with the murder of Georgie Chua at the Glnza Nightclub in Beach Road on June 16 at 2.10 a.m. No plea was taken. The caw will be mentioned on July 3. Urn was ordered to be remanded at the
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    Police phone
    16 8 FROM Wednesday, the Police Headquarters telephone number will be changed from *****4 to *****11
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    Woman doctor to carry out checks
    168 8 A WOMAN doctor has been assigned to carry out medical check-ups on work permit applicants, especially women, at the Work Permit Medical Centre. A Health Ministry spokesman said this move was taken following feedback that women prefer to be checked by women doctors. Previously
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    Judge ticks two off
    84 8 TWO full-time national servicemen who robbed a couple at Orchard Turn on June 18 were yesterday told by a district judge they ought to be ashamed of themselves. Before sentencing Privates Lee Kim Wan, 19, and Khong Eng Wah, 22, to nine months and 18 months
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    Face of fear after six-day sea ordeal
    275 8 Face of fear after six-day sea ordeal FRIENDLY hand* ooald not take away this old Vietnamese woman's lean. Daaed and loot after six days at sea, she, like M others fWin* Vietnam, was being helped on board the Australian aircraft carrier, toe HMAS Melbourne. The youngest la three months old,
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      289 8 Rarer than diamonds are diamond specialists m isP > iflß^ni *'.'&^i^ Mr. Charier Chan personally checks the qtultly and design <,l eien piece of l*rry Jeueiry. ss ~y yiamonds arc available at many mailing scheme. If you purchase a piece csh^/ shops in Singapore and Hong of jewelry from us,
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    Will low-lead rule affect petrol prices at the pump?
    511 9  -  JALEAN HAN By CONTROVERSY rages over whether oil companies should cite the government's reauirement for lower lead content in petrol as one of the reasons they cannot reduce pump prices. Cne side is of the opinion oil firms do not have
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    'I have been cheated' statements by Ng allowed
    657 9 BUSINESSMAN Ng Foo Khau, 46, facing 40 charges of cheating involving over $21 million, made certain police statements in which he claimed that he had been cheated by his alleged accomplice, Isaac Paul Ratnam and another businessman. Ng had alleged in his
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    No way to keep out worms, says John Little
    293 9 No way to keep out worms, says John Little WORMS and weevils will continue to be found in a few sealed cans or packets of foodstuff sold in supermarkets here. Not that the supermarkets deliberately want to sell such contaminated food but it appears that there is no foolproof way
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    NTUC to kick off courtesy drive tonight
    192 9 NTUC to kick off courtesy drive tonight THE National Trades Union Congress' ceartesv campaign, with the theme Courtesy Foster* Team Spirit, will be launched tonight when labour leaders aid other guests meet at the Mandarin Ballroom. Mr Llm Chee Onn, the NTl'C secretarygeneral and Minister Without Portfolio, will address the
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    Dirty Dozen
    32 9 THE Kuo Chuan Zone D residents' committee will show the film, Dirty Dozen, tonight at 7.30 p.m. at the open space between blocks 171 and 172, Lorong 1, Toa Payoh.
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    RCs, CCCs to play more active anti-crime roles
    199 10 RCs, CCCs to play more active anti-crime roles RESIDENTS' committees and citizens' consultative committees will play more active roles in this year's national crime prevention campaign to keep neighbourhoods safe and crime-free the friendly way. They will spearhead the formation of Neighbourhood Watch groups all over the island. Neighbours will
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    Student died after taking weedkiller
    72 10 Student died after taking weedkiller A FORMER medical student from the University of Singapore committed suicide by drinking weedkiller, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Low Kirn Cheng, 32, of Block 5. Taniong Pagar Plaza, was taken to the General Hospital. He died two days later, on March 29. Low's father,
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    The mantle of leadership in SAF falls early
    408 10 YOUNG officers with the Singapore Armed Forces have to become full-fledged commanders immediately after their commissioning. Driving home the message yesterday, the Second Defence Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, said Singapore could not afford a long tutelage period for such officers. "Instead,
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    Film gives an insight into recruits' life
    319 10  -  RONNIE WAI by THE Ministry of Defence has produced a filmlet giving an authentic insight into the life of recruits during the various stages of their basic military training. The 30-minute colour documentary features the camp life and training of SAF national servicemen
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    SALESMAN USED FIRM'S CASH TO SETTLE DEBTS
    86 10 SALESMAN Francis Be Hong Urn, 27, was Jklled for 12 months by a district court yewterday when be admitted misappropriating 715 from hLs employer, Klectrolux SEA Pte Ltd, betweea last November and May thla year. The eaut heard tfe t Ec collected 11
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    Swim-trunk gang hits
    188 13 A POUR-MAN gang, clad In swimming trunks, shushed to death a watchdog off the West Coast beach before escaping in a stolen boat with 2$ outboard engines. The gang also threatened to kill a W-year-old watchman who tried to resist them when they held him up at
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    Handbook for parents to reinforce moral education
    529 13  -  JUNE TAN By Education Reporter WHAT moral education pupils get in school is often unknown to parents, and differences between what the school teaches and what they are told at home can cause some confusion in young minds. Through handbooks to be published
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    Motorcyclist dies after crash
    152 13 A MOTORCYCLIST died and three pedestrians were seriously injured in accidents on Thursday. Police said Chia Quak Soon, 24, was riding his machine at the pedestrian crossing along Jalan Toa Payoh when he was involved in a collision with a private bus at 8.45 a.m. Chia
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    Kukup trip
    31 13 THE Katong community centre women's subcommittee is organising a trip to Kukup on July 19, starting oft at 8 a.m. Ring *****58 between 3 to 10 pm for details.
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    Parking lots set aside for learner drivers
    243 13 Parking lots set aside for learner drivers THE problem of finding suitable space to teach parking to learnerdrivers seems to have been solved for 15 driving instructors at least For a monthly season parking fee of $15, these instructors can teach parking and reversing from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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    Sold fake brand oil
    67 13 DRIVER Neo Beng Hock, 25. was fined $1,000 by a magistrate's court yesterday Tor selling 5,000 dozen bottles of counterfeit Axe Brand medicated oil. He pleaded guilty to committing the offence in beng Kee Road on Jan 8. Tan Chwee Thiam. 37, and I.ulla Tirth Bhermal,
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      204 14 YOU ARE WELCOME TOAN ExhibmoN 21st June to sth July 1981 9am spm daily including Sundays SIN TIEN SENG JURONq CENTRE showROOM: ■^■■■^■■■^H Displaying a complete range of Daihatsu Commercial Passenger Vehicles, with our team of Truck Specialists to help select the right model for the right job. HPBH^H||^ SERVICE
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    Marching with a mobile canteen
    122 15 AN ARMY marches on Its stomach, N«pole»n •ace said and in this spirit the police have equipped their Task Force action teams with a mobile canteen. This mobile canteen (above), which Is broaght Into service during long periods of field doty is equipped with eooidng
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    AUPE foots members' ward charges
    259 15 AUPE foots members' ward charges SOME 30.000 civil servants and statutory board employees will get free hospitalisation. They are members of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees (AUPE), which will pay the 20 per cent ward charge that all civil servants have had to pay since Sept 15 last year.
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    When free trips and gifts may not spur workers
    390 15 PROF, CONDUCT ATTITUDE SURVEYS TO DETERMINE RIGHT REWARDS AN AMERICAN professor yesterday had a word of caution for employers who hand out Easter eggs, mooncakes or holiday trips to workers with the aim of improving their performance. Prof Roger Gill, an
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    Photo show
    31 15 PROFESSOR S Jayakumai, MP for Bedok will officiate at the opening ceremony of Our Young Generation photo exhibition at the Victoria Exhibition Hall on July 6 at 5.30 p.m.
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    $25,000 loss in store break-in
    77 15 THE owner of Heerasons Department Store in Tanjong Pagar Complex has reported to police that his store had been broken into and that $25,000 in cash and merchandise were missing. Mr Jagdish Eiranandan. 33, told police the store closed at 10 p.m. on Wednesday. The
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    Man plunged to death
    65 15 STATE coroner Tan Soo Kiang yesterday recorded a verdict of suicide on taxi-driver Tan Tien Choy. 54. who was found dead at the foot of Block 326, Avenue 3. Ang Mo Kio, where he lived, on the morning of May 13. His son, Mr Tan Chee
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    Get-together
    36 15 THE Minister lor the Environment and MP for Telok Ayer. Mr Ong Pang Boon, will speak at a residents' get-together at the Hong him Complex void deck in South Bridge Road today at 7.45 p.m.
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    'Con' tractor deal
    151 15 'Con tractor deal A BUSINESSMAN bought a second-hand tractor from a contractor for $27,200 only to discover later he had been cheated, a district court heard yesterday. Police prosecutor Inspector K. Sathivelu said Cnoong Charn Poey had told Mr Lav Kang Thow he had a tractor to sell. Choong then
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    Remark on debate stirs up a storm
    351 15 Remark on debate stirs up a storm A JUDGE'S remark about Raffles Institution and Hwa Chong Junior College's performance in an SBC debate sparked off students' protest yesterday. Mi Kishore Mahbubani was commenting on the first quarter-final between these two schools telecast on Thursday when he said they could have
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      532 16 Uproar over sale of UMBC shares X LUMPUR, Fri ACQUISITION Of UMBC (United Malayan Banking Corporation) shares by Multipurpose Holdings Bhd and the formula worked out for it came under fire by delegates who spoke during the Umno Youth general assembly debate on the economy. Mr Fahmi Ibrahim (Selayang) said
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      Lock icon 'Bigger bumi stake in firms' call
      157 16 'Bigger bumi stake in firms' call KUALA LUMPUR, Pri. The limn* Youth general assembly yesterday unanimously adapted a resolution railing for greater bamlpatra participation In share* ownership of private companies. The Pag** division, which moved the resolution, said that bumipu tra participation la thr private rompaaies, aceoanttng far only 12.4
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      Lock icon Razaleigh: We can't slow down
      440 16 Razaleigh: We can't slow down KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The government will give the highest priority to sustain a high rate of growth in the economy and at the same time, implement measures to restrain price increases. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzan said: "We must push strongly for the achievement of
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      Lock icon Airgirls in Jeddah: Govt urged to act
      92 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The government has been urged to request the Saudi Arabian Government to convict the people responsible for alleged offences against Malaysian air hostesses in Jeddah. This was one of the 377 resolutions adopted without debate for today's 32nd Umno General
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      476 16 Wbuld this make iff /\j M jm You probably know the kind of person who Mkc^ thinks that money means everything. And if msjs\^:^ B someone knows nothing about cognac they I might think quality and price automatically go together. At the Bisquit distiller) in France, all our effort goes
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      Lock icon A last wave as party president
      222 17 STANDING OVATION FROM CROWD DATUK Huaaeln Onn arriving at the Umno General Assembly yesterday. Thunderous applause burst tram those present when Datnk Hussein Onn stood to ■dareai them as party president far the last time, showlnc what a well-loved leader he is. Imno members,
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      Lock icon Security for airports
      63 17 PENANC, Fri. AU airports and air strips in the country will be equipped with security systems before the end of the Fourth Malaysia Plan. Director-general of the Civil Aviation Department, Mr Hamzah Majid, said that at present, only airports have such systems. Members of the airport security
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      Lock icon LARGEST-EVER CROWD OF MORE THAN 5,000...
      150 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The 32nd Umno general assemblv, which began here today, will go down in the party's history as the one that drew the largest-ever crowd of more than 5,000 people. Apart from the 1,245 delegates representing 114 Umno divisions, observers and invited
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      Lock icon $54m crop losses last year
      386 17 LABOUR shortage at harvest time has cost Malaysia's plantations about M$M million in crop losses last year, according to the United Planting Association of Malaysia. Its survey released in Kuala Lumpur yesterday said the shortage last year was about 6 per cent, double the figure
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      Lock icon Hussein tells party: Don't ignore the interests of others
      447 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri 6 IN A multi-racial country like •on, stability cannot be regarded as something that exists by itself and that will last forever without firm foundations. 7 Datuk Hussein Onn DATUK Hussein Onn told Umno leaders and members today
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      Lock icon Two quads go home
      30 17 MUAR, Fri. Two of the quadruplets born hero on June 10 have been discharged while the other two will remain in the district hospital's nursery. -NST.
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      When fasting will begin
      33 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Frt. The beginning of the fasting month will be determined by the sighting of the moon, the Keeper of the Rulers' Seal said In statement yesterday. --NST.
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1981
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      IT TAKES TWO...
      382 18 EMPLOYERS who merely sit as lofty judges to appraise their employees' performance are themselves being evaluated. The appraisal system now practised by many firms has many shortcomings, according to a study carried out by the National Productivity Board. A lack of active involvement by the worker in
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      FOOD FOR THOUGHT
      385 18 WEEVILS are unlovely, unappetising creatures. But prisoners of war in Changi learnt to love them for the protein content they provided in the prisoners' otherwise proteinless rice gruel. Not, however, the Environment Ministry inspectors who found not only weevils but also worms and larvae in certain foods
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    T. F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    489 18 T. F. Hwang takes you down memory lane 22 YEARS AGO THAT would b€> 1959. A historic year when the Republic was then officially the State of Singapore. It was on this week 22 years ago that the PAP first swept into power. The PAP has remained in the saddle
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    Lock icon Clearing away the 'weeds'
    762 18  -  BERNARD ESTRADE By in Ho Chi Minh City SIX years after the American defeat, remains of "decadent" Western culture still exist in Ho Chi Minn City, formerly Saigon, and the authorities have launched one more clean-up operation. This time they look as though they might be
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    America and France: Dubious diplomacy and realpolitik
    1923 18  - America and France: Dubious diplomacy and realpolitik JOHN DRYSDALE By Director. Asia Research Pte Ltd. Z Mr Haig's reference in Manila to the American concession to China over the purchase of lethal weapons and the tone of his utterances about Vietnam and the Soviet Union has been prejudicial to Asean's
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      'Others guilt won't prove your innocence'
      287 19 WHENEVER I read the science and medicine sections of a magazine or local newspaper, I grow hopeful of the human condition, our destiny and the times we live in. It is during such moments that I wish my three-month-old son was older so that
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      For handicaps
      36 19 HOW about having ramps at the entrances and exits of the new underpass at the Orchard Road Scot ts Road junction? It will allow people on wheelchairs to use the underpass. MOTORIST Singapore IM2
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      'World heads who didn't see'
      109 19 'World heads who didn't see' I AM surprised to see protests from many countries, including America, over the destruction of the atomic plant in Iraq by Israel. It is also very surprising that world leaders failed to see the intention of both countries concerned. It is very clear to me
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      Advance notice in future
      449 19 I REFER to the letter "Shocked to find case postponed by Hakim's leave" from "Jangan Kasi Orang Susan" (ST, June 15). I regret that the writer, his sister and his friend were inconvenienced on June 4 when his sister's divorce case, which was set down for
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      Let's host more regional meets in Singapore
      400 19 Let's host more regional meets in Singapore ONE feature of important regional or intergovern men talconferences or meetings in this part of the world is that they never seem to take place in Singapore. This reluctance to host regional conferences is surprising because Singapore is geographically well placed to host
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      OCBC accepts all coins and notes
      120 19 OCBC accepts all coins and notes WE REFER to the letter "One cent coins not accepted" (ST, June 17) by Mr Pang Boon Seng. Currency issued Dy the Board of Commissioners of Currency whether in the form of coins or notes are legal tender and OCBC is too long an
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      Still can't use CPF to pay mortgage
      201 19 Still can't use CPF to pay mortgage AS property iiwre r denied the use of CPF savings, I was pleased to learn about the recently introduced CPF Approved Residential Properties Scheme (ARP). It appeared that I could draw cat part of my CPF savin** to redeem the martgage en my
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      Still under old CPF rates
      108 19 Still under old CPF rates A RELATIVE of mine mi re-emplo>fd over two yean ago by the MinLstrv of Finance. He opted for consideration to retire at is yean and re-emplov meot mi a month-to-monlh bads. Ihirtn* thla period, It was stipulated that his service would be farther superannuated under
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      242 19 IT IS a shame to see houses in Singapore being bought up by foreigners. I cannot Believe that Singaporeans form the bulk of buyers. On a conservative calculation, even a loan of $300,000 would result in a repayment of $4,187 per month over 25
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      300 19 ON JUNE 23, at approximately 9 a.m.. my wife was at the Paya Lebar Outpatient Dispensary. She had severe fever and headache. The doctor showered a number of questions at her which were not important as far as I can see. The following is my version of
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        64 19 WHILE watching a thriller at State Cinema, my sister and I heard a squeaky sound from the empty seats behind us. To our horror, we found the noise was made by big fat rats! I do hope the relevant authorities will look into the matter and get rid of
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        67 19 RECENTLY while driving towards a pedestrian crossing. I saw a girl approaching the crossing. When I was on the pedestrian crossing, the girl was about 1' i m from the crossing. A traffic policeman there kept looking at my car after I passed him. I hope the relevant authorities
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        64 19 Recently Telecoms installed the distribution point (DP) of all telephones of Cashew Housing Estate outside the side wall of my house. So, whenever a phone in the neighbourhood is out of order, the repairmen will call over. My afternoon nap has been rudely interrupted on countless occasions for the
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      169 19 ON JUNE 14, my four-year-old son, fell on some broken glass and cut his shin. I sent him to Alexandra Hospital (A A E Unit). A women doctor attended to my son, and I told her the cause of the cut including the presence of a piece of
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      331 19 From tomorrow, SBS offers another 4 services to Singapore Changi Airport CAS 390 CAS 391 CAS 392 CAS 393 CAS 394 CAS 395 Route: QUEEN ST to PTB Route: CHANGI POINT to CC Route: SOMAPAH Route: SOMAPAH Route: BEDOK Route: BEDOK via Ophir Rd Airport Boulevard via Upp. Changi Rd
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      694 20 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX />^X Telephone Service: *****22 ..-—.I PERSONAL SERVICES Pi X I Mooday fndoi 830on> —500pm Ordmory 80 els p«( word Inrwi J l 2 001 A MERCHANDISE L«4-44*i c^,».Roodo. 'SZ'-^r i^«s»tst: mT-«m T-« j», sjgj^JSeKs* personal I Upper Paya L«bor Road 900 am 100pm Bo»
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      755 20 bbb^v#bVJ •aBBBB^^BBBBBB^^BBB^^B I b^bbb^^b^bbV METROPOLE C AFETABIA H COCKTAIL I LOUNGE 1 VIETNAMESE FAST HWO Special rtetnanesc Orsties Mutton/Ox tail Seup Chicken Rice SpKy Indonesian Curry Hotter) Prawn Mm Western Set Lunch THE GAS PUMP--IXCIUSM! A 6(««( Place To Urivnd At Sundown HAPfYHOtiKS. 3.00p.n. 7.00p.n. lessTM DimcM her M 20
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      389 20 "1 XBBtf ~1 TKtVT j i i i i SPECIAL OFFER USUAL NOW Wall-to-wall $1.20 $0.75 Carpeting p.s.f. upwards p. 8.1. Bed Reading Light $21 $9 New Zealand Wall paper (Parklane only) $26 $12 Solid Vinyl Wallpaper (33'x21") $37 $18 upwards Ironing Board $32 $25 Plastic Cupboard $38 $26 GEC
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      177 20 7 Hi-Fi/Mutical Equipment •OUNO SAVER CLASSIC 1. The exclusive Micro Stor record care system The secret to the Micro Store System is a permeable matrix of many thousand, of tiny glass bead, which retain the ultrapure Cleaner 1 fluid Through capillary action, a vapour penetrates the velvet sur.ufflrlent to reduce
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      645 20 .Jl IN TWO HOURS, fcJai WE WILL MAKE {P^P\YOU ANEW MAN Df^qt) FITTER, RELAXED AND INVIGORATED Here in Goldleaf De Sauna, we practise the famous "Shiatsu" system of massage. This system requires only the intrinsic power of the thumb to relieve your body of tension and invigorates it by working
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      1377 21 I SAWNSLLER M SABAM able U) which cultivate live tiger I supply balau railway sleep- prawn fry. slse one Inch long. I ers and other slses Produc- easy to grow, price reasons Uon capacity at least 1.500 ble If Interested please I ton per month Please con- phone *****8 *****3*
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      617 21 I Personal Services Mwchandise HAMMOND ELECTRONIC ORGAN, baby cur seal (Imported) excellent condition Ring *****3 utter 2pm H.O. TRAM set. engine stock 25 melrea track and buildings (400 Subuteo table soccer. 10 team and accessories (SO Tel 4744M0 IMMACULATE SABA CTV 2S" with stand Still under guarantee Telephone 667-974 Saturday
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      577 21 36 Babytitting/Nurwry MINISTRY OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS carefully selects carr-glvers to meet your child-care needs Matching and follow-up services provided under the FAMILY DAY CARE SCHEMK Speak to our Child -Care coordinators at HOUSEWIFE WILLING TO look after children from 3 to 15 years onwards. Call: *****25. 37 Gardening FREE QUOTATION.
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      975 21 I Personal Services A Merchandise ■IA VHO AND Movie Service. Specialists In taking video Upe am oth»r S»rvirM and movie mm on industrial. wnw »«r»icw» commercial, happy occasions sIBBBBBBBBIBBBBBBBBBBBBBi and social functions Call *****81 Mr Sla. CT ELECTRICAL Plumbing ■OLEX 1t MM iiiovu cameras Lg S*"^" 24-hour service for Srfnd
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      498 21 ntmifjmm J| jIA J M Eniployment ijjl^ A wsa sslsliNsllsil and kiterneHonel Marine InalrieerlrMj anal I Csnearecßen oswipam invites ■PpMCanMMM FOf IrW potttlon Oft PERSONNEL OFFICER ($25,000 to $40,000 p c.) The successful candidate will be responsible to the Employee Relations ManI afer for employee recruitment, compensation and benefits administration,
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      571 21 MAMrnNO CXCCUTTVt (preferably female) required by INSURANCE COMPANY IN BRUNEI DUTIES: Responsible for new business L expanding activities with existing clients QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE: Dynamic personality L hardworking Applicants with a minimum of 2 years experience In Insurance marketing 4. sales Applicants must possess a valid Class 111 driving licence Successful
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      287 21 '■■^•5 W Symew Kinwsnv SINGAPORE AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD. Accounts Clerks G.C.E. 'O' level; LCC Intermediate Book-Keeping; At least 1-2 years working experience We work on a 5 day week and provide:a) Salary adjustment after probationary period. b) Transport subsidy. c) Annual wage suplement. d) Free medical attention. c) Recreation
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      334 21 .[.iwHtii^liiia SECRETARY A major bank invita* application., from suitably /liiaaleMaaW*} lassfitst i ias illilit mnaWfTtfja iwy canoroaTM far the poet of Confidential Secretary. Applicants should possess the roHowrng qiiaHAcatlona and experience: e HSC or a good O' level qualiricatlor s with a recognised Certificate In Private Secretaryship. c Typing and
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      918 22 II Employment fjjl| m.cW c rsO n.»tW < nc^n» cv eVeph one +~r requires 1) STENOGRAPHERS c OCE "O* Level (credit In English with Secretarial Diploma. c 1 years relevant experience. c Typing and Shorthand at 35/ 100 wpm respectively 2) MALE CLERKS c OCE O' Level. c Knowledge of
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      536 22 II riiJilnuiiinut lefl/a\ II s.lla|HUyH*Tjm If' em requires a COUNTER ADVERTISEMENT SALES CLERK to be based at Times Orchard Centre, Lucky Plaza The Job: To attend to and advise customers placing Classified advertisements with the Straits Times Group of newspapers. The Per eon: The successful candidate will be a female
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      514 22 tfovUtKMettfoiWttm Application* ere invited for the poeition of PURCHASING CLERK Requlrement*:(1) Minimum OCE Level education with credits In English and Maths. (2) Proficient In typing and filing. (3) Preference will be given to candidates with relevant working experience In purchasing/shipping functions. Apply promptly with personal particulars, working history, salary expected
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      525 22 |ft A GIRL FRIDAY required by the Consumer Products Division ol an Aviation Compeny located at Seietar A irbe.e c OCE O' level o Very good command of English c Oood stenographic skill o Must possess tact and Initiative c Pleasant personality and disposition 0 Be a self-starter c Ability
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      558 22 TELEPHONE OPERATOR required by well eetebHehed .hipping company. Minimum Ouelihestion. QCE 'O' level wllh credit In English c At least 1 year working experience Some typing Is required c Clear sounding voice Storting aalary SSSO tSSO par month. Oood yearly bonus. Pleeee Ignore tht* cd. untoee you meet the quermcetion*
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      671 22 I PERSONNEL ASSISTANT required by an established group of companies Pr. '.qui.it.. 1 Minimum OCE O levels with good credit In English. 2 At least 2 years of working experience, preferably In personnel 3 Minimum accurate typing speed of 40 wpm. 4 Preferably bl-llngual In English and Mandarin 5 Possess
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      542 22 An expending Americen firm Invite* applicant* for the poet ol an ACCOUNTS CLERK a OCE "O" level with credits In English and Mathematics a Preference to those with Acpursuing Accounting courses Inlereeted eppHcenl* pleeee write In with fuN personal particular* contact number, aelery expected and one non-returnable photogreph COBURN OPTICAL
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      568 22 II Employment 11 A European Trading Compeny requires TELEPHONE OPERATOR RECEPTIOMST OCE 'O' level c Able to operate PMBX switchboard c Typing speed 35 to 40 wpm c Pleasant personality Iniereeted epptteants pieeee TetkVNgan ■Mcl EUROPEAN COMPANY REQUIRES JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK c Minimum Intermediate Book-keeping, c Salary «00 to S3SO
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      947 22 CLERK/ TYPIST c Minimum 1 year experience c Credit In 'O' level Maths c Able to type at 3Swpm Can pereoneNy to NO. JA. IST FLU CLIFFORD Pieß SINGAPORE 0104 between 2pm 4pm TYPIST CLERK rw>Quir#)d by CerteftMtolittd Hnn wHh or without experience. Call personally at: ROOM 1701, 17 TH
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      1061 23 j*m*~_ Iff) ~H Situations Vacant Tlisi w% j-^i- i^ J I HUM I ■lIVQrCWS Pte. Ltd. b) Beeretmrlal V <» Thml CfrrtcMl Crßiri>ltnn) require. COMPANY IMMEDIATELY RE ADVERTISEMENT OUMI clerks and office boys Sll^L^ Preferably staying near Mac- SALES Pherson areas Appointments: rAMUIQQEDC *****39/ 3853T74. wRUfROOCrIO FEMALE OENERAL CLERK Able
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      1011 23 1^ Sales Staff •ALESNCaMSENTATIVf I CJiwWLj J*. Swf J fcfFirit zr- o*-*0 CJtwellefy MSffd^iSrS In view of our rapid catering It con.umer expansion, we are d Hoi a v b c' .u I b r Od RUR U C l t i .u 0 looting for first c,a f rants
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      875 23 II Employment |i^ Vacancies for SALESMEN J^BfcS^m CnxtMata. s*o*d: JjJ V 1 Be familiar with repair and Ha^^B^B^aVß service business of electrical rotating equipment 2 Possess a Polytechnic Dlploma or Trade certificate S(^ l> 3. Have 1— 2 years' experience. <**«wy SINGAPORE ..c^^SusiA, AUTOMOTIVE ■*^asrjr- engineebing (PTE) LTD. mwirano. Broking
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      993 23 II Employmont *wmv L ILXTJ MC-koLcEy An affiliate of SCM I»labH»h«d manwfacturar a* Bat- Corporation, USA, suMaMj '^SaiuT^i'n'rtid.'ss''*" manufacturing electric ma (oKowtng po.iikx.l portable typewriters. 1) PROJECT TECHNICIAN a Should have completed Sec- Owing to our expanondary 4 (Technical Stream) sJon, we have imUonal Trade Certificate. mediate vacancies for a
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      753 23 I Mt r > _jffi m m mw A A m m m m^ m YAOHAN rA J|C SINGAPORE 1 mjKM pte. Ltd. BbT "^^BBli imW Invtta. appneatton. Km the poet of airport SERVICES MAINTENANCE Invites applications for TECHNICIANS the post of ooAuncATioNt QFNinD National Trade Certificate ocniun fnae thTtt
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      912 24 Kll Employment 11 X II ITJ ~m Situatioos Vacant j d) ToduUcml A eubetdlary of the world's leading Manufacturer el Jrsk. OwweK DrHHng Toe». Due to further eipanslon of our J manufacturing acttvttlaa. MOLIOAV INN HOTEL h*wa immediate vacanSINaAPOftE eytor %ZJ£T om TECHNICIAN (TooUng) ELECTRICIAN nil| niituHsininii Oood knowledge of
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      981 24 An Enolneertna/SMp Repairing X^, Firm haa vacancies tor the foUow- /f/ f NA t) APeMENTKE/TRAMCES H l^al I a Minimum Primary S educa- VV- 1) OCNERAL WORKER Jt^T^ VfT a With driving licence. Vlaasseiiel V/ InlarestedpleaeacaN [I <P tel: nsTon arasil An established Aircond Servtdnf t^ a Compeny require* rEtjUirßS
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      1008 24 II Employment fjjl| Hbl NAKATANI Leading isniniii msniactyr- requires <£-*-* 9 wn FEMALE 1) FEMALE QC. 'ESSSS! INSPECTORS OPERATORS Completed O' levels 18 and above Preferably with some Completed primary educa>Zi»u" Ol()Cln required work" 1 1 nd no KOf MALE MACHINE Working experience not OPERATORS necessary. a Ase 20 to
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      1094 24 NGEE ANN □XT TECHNICAL COLLE 3E suilabty quaimed Candida a* for the lusiuwlny poata;OCCtOENTAL CHEMrCAL nFPIRTUFNT OF COeiPANY PTE LTD ucr J itfi? A i No S. Tantang Penturu Crescent SS?™™™ Jurong MdMSlrtal Park ENGINEERING ""•■Pjreass A Laboratory Inatruorequlrel (B) Laboratory/WorfcpttooocTioN operators shop Tochniciai' c Are you young and energet-
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      819 24 II Employment |j|A "the Tlflßji > fl\*KC*& J Travel ff\tr VTMI tmm^*i&z> has vacanciea tor the loMowmg as»»s»Bjajiarßa»»ssi«s aassV poeroone: yiAiUki Vjy t^ sales /7 CO-ORDINATOR are seeking an experl/We Will be^\ "ice" »nd sales-oriented i V. person to expand our cusat yOlir lOCal tomer base and service our Community
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      1014 25 II Emptaymetit (jjl| ia OUiialtrtrta s-f BBaaßam 40 SIIUeMIOOS TesCeWll lIT^IT^XI MARATHON rk l\ LETOURNE*U N^IK^I OFFBHORE PTE LTD OENERAI DKSEI > taOaN i**** yen, m J«rona huWas laiarilUm a» 1 Inißss atanVtsmali appacanta Ihe toßewmg »acenolae: tormap^ef 1 j P P NG TYPISTS DRAUGHTSe OCE -O' Level with credit
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      1675 25 II Emptoyment (1 BS=a:i!=as!;ss BßaH:^ RECEPTIONIST CUM OENERAL R CLERK Mum-National Company Reoylremonte:E> (Manufacturers a W EiDorters) 9 Age 20-25 years. Possess OCE O' Level or X 1 JUNIOR SECRETARY j equivalent Possess good telephone ■Be Knowledge of documen- manners and knowledge of B tatlon. correspondence. J spoken English and
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      499 25 lAx II II CllefaHUyn 111 A J It I Aa MeneMsaaaJ Company lor KEEN a ENERGETIC VOUHO PCRSOMNCL in ma tol lowing caseaarhse: A) SECRETARY Oeneral administrative duties with accurate typing and knowledge of telex. B) DRIVER/DESPATCH RIDER (HGloUny does la* Helios) Must possess own motorcycle and will be expected
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      499 25 FmolOVfTMMit l¥l X An eataoMened market reaearch company require* PART-TIME INTERVIEWERS ing). Training given. Can work Individually or In pairs. Applicants must have O' levels, bilingual: English and Mandarin 18 to 45 years Please apply personally during office hours today and on Monday: 2108, Golden Mile Tower Beach Road Singapore
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      547 25 PLUajasajS REQUIRED We offer Attractive Salary BonMe. Interested applicants please call personally to NAN WAH ENGINEERING (PTC) LTD G3.Datt.Hou**. z Alexandra Road. Singapore MIS. RepuUble Freight Forwarding Finn urgently needs an OFFICE BOY Minimum qualification primary 6 with at least 1 year working experience. Interested applicants please call personally between
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      1586 25 v f iiiiiiiiiM I fW\ ysv n tmpMJfiiiein n'A I L II H I I CAREFUL COURTEOUS Drivers MALAY OR MMAN Driver wanted required by transport company At least 3 years experience Sluy Oood take home Income Must ing In nisiriru 14. 15 or 18 Start be able to drive
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      711 26 times Saturday car mart ifcHin mi i i J VT r t 1 bV^ -rrjBA^BABiJwBiB^H b^li»lt»^b^— b^b^L^ »<J!b HHHRHQHHHHHBkRHHDHSHbHbIbHRp^ (^iTALBOT RELIANCE MOTORS PTE.LTD. V J «^^B\ fc I Sh<iwr.M>inSiTVu.i-&Pjrts<:cmre:9l.cn(!Kii-Rd..Tc1«J5244 ff^f BLUU TO WIN YOU OVER Kr..iHhSh..wr, •>\..vn«Villf.27VrhoniM>nßd..Tel:2slol3l Lv f~~**\. w frk\ Car Stereo SUNRISE CAR RENTALS CTC-SOO. Auto-Rev«ne/KeyOfl Our way
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      1067 26 \S§ Markn JEuPtt Auto-Reverse Cassette Car Stereo HCS7 (AM FM Stereo.) With lACFM Noise Suppressor. IFET, 16 Trs, 71C's. 15 Diodes. •Treble Bass Loudness Control. 18 watts RMS Per Channel at 4 ohms. OMMmbMM Lim Soon Heng Auto Access. V eo.YoChuKang Road. &ngapon 1054 let 282O8«e > 2852TM J ALMOST
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      963 26 [dec. -77 CORTINA 1 SOL. excellent condition, usual extras, private sale $14,000 Terry Andrews, *****11 ext 185 (Office): *****16 I (home). i FORO CORTINA OHM. Automatic. 2 litre. 1 owner, chauffeur driven. I lyres/ battery, $18,000 ono I Phone Oeraldlne *****51 I LATE I(7* FORO Cortina 1.60 L. 1 i
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      1061 26 1*77 MERCEDES 2*OS Sports nms. lip lop condition, central lock- Ing, radio, and cassette See to I appreciate Contact *****04 830 lo 2 p m Afler 200 contacl: *****33 i ALMOST I*7* MERCEDES 200 1 company owner, alrcond, cassette. accident free, showroom condition $25,800 ono. Tel: I *****88 JUNE I*lo
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      551 26 j) Toyota 1»75 TOYOTA TRUENO Coupe MOST Alrcond. engine recently overhauled. 1 owner very good condition, no PARK Selling cheap. $9,500 View 08. leisure Drome. Kallang Bowl, after 100pm Tel *****49 TOVOTA CORONA I*oo 6th month Radio Cassette Rust Proofing Tax Nov 1981 Done 10.000 km. PARK eligible Showroom condition
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      483 26 WE CAN HELP YOU OWN 1 A NEW CAR j with as much as 90% financing. r with good interest rates ,r, r 36 months 7%% flat 48 months 8% flat 0 i "All payable in advance j with fast attention to your needs SPECIAL "D" FOR EXCEPTIONAL CAR HANDLING
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      1729 26 CALLING EXPAT CAR OWMTI I AX BAJAJ CETAK (iood condlOoing home on leave Let me I von Selling $1,500 on.o. Call: keep your car running Expal I Kahman after 700 p m *****74 ou'l I»nee1 »nee. a n can r j'ohn dd 4 t 4212?' lh 0000 working condition outwneels
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      944 27 IV Accommodation Properties 4^ WE Souk Aowncy Affiliations With R.putabl. INVESTMENT COUNCILLORS BUSINESS BROKERS REAL ESTATE AGENTS WESTERN AUSTRAUA IS ABOUT TO BOOM. WE arc geared to assist your clients to Invest In this RESOURCE RICH part of Australia, a few hours flying from your own office. WE ARE Reputable
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      1124 27 IV Acconwiioditloii 4 PiO|Wili6» 4^^ I f A Hiiruittiitf liiHiiMuon luumvus HiUUplfkutnicnis centrally air-conditioned Situated near Newton Circus, close to Orchard Road Outside CBD 2 Swimming pools Children's playground Landscaped garden Barbecue pil Private carpark 24-hour security service Freehold land Easy instalments Book now to avoid disappointment fl Statute Land
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      906 27 IV Acconmodation t PropwHn I A I bsVbslJ FURNISHED APARTMENTS In dlst 0512 ($900) and dlst 1128 ($1,200) with cooker, fridge, dining/ living set. bedroom set and many accessories Houseworld *****05 ORCHARD AREA Tasterully furnished 3-bedroomed apartment Furnished with alrcond. bar counter, stereo etc Rental $1,600 0.n.0. Please ring: *****12/
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      645 27 A BANK OIRECTOR requires Houses/ Apartment* In dlst 9. 10. 11. 21 for expatriate staff Budget $2,000 $10,000 Owners ring Oeneral Properties *****3/ *****5 ACCOMMODATION REOUMED by International companies Budget: $1,500 $10,000 Attractive terms/ payments Owners please contact LMN Realty *****19 A COMPANY PRESIDENT just arrived needs an exclusive bungalow/
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      759 27 IV AcooMMOdsttbn A Proptrtiss 4E AN EXPENWVELV RENOVATED single-storey detached bungalow near Holland Road vicinity, elevated land, quiet surroundings. 3 bedrooms plus 1 servant's, vacant possession Worldwide *****38. DISTRICT 21, ONLY $33*000 semidetached, single-storey with 3 bedrooms and I alrcondltloned in Upper Buklt Tlmah Freehold. 4.000 sq.ft. No agents please
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      938 27 MERLM PLAZA APARTMENT. High floor, 2 bedrooms, living, dining, kitchenette and 2 bathrooms newly renovated, fully furnished with wall paper and 4 alrconds 800 sq ft over $500,000 Contact: *****12. Time 12 pm 2 pm OUEENSTOWN HDB 3 ROOMED Improved Blk 8-B 157-E Margaret Drive (behind Oolden City Theatre) $51
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      1336 27 IV Accommodation A Propsrttss s^^ 64 Properties Wanted me buslobm SHENTON WAY High floor with panoramic view BANK REQUIRES TO PURCHASE AN APARTMENT IN iELis%£* 'v™!?^' 1 NASSIM MANSION Price: $2,000 p^r on O OR A DETACHED BUNGALOW If you wuh to have premises to or around 15 000 sq
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      1917 28 fI cOUOStIOfI w IOSu UOTIOfI BC A COMPUTER Programmer $800 ($lOO books) Pre- requisites How lo enjoy Basic Programming" or equivalent Room 808. Kar East Shopping Centre. Orchard Road (Opposite Lido). *****88 Supervisor SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF Science 583- A Serangoon Rd *****420) Intensive Coaching: Oeneral Science. Physical Science. Physics. Chemistry.
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      605 28 VI Education ft Instruction |f| ROYSTOH MUSK SCHOOL offers ASIA OKIVIMO SCHOOL. Fetch/ piano, organ, guitar and blowing I send LU-13. Kirn Seng Shopping instruments Individual le.tson.v Crnlrr (Opposite Oreat World). between Bam and Bpm Pandan *****78/ *****7S Valley Phone *****97 CAa Low v COUMe Enrol t COBONATION MUSIC SCHOOL
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      955 28 VN Travel A Tours >*<, r/sun/EEKER/ S** nC AKT r- BlitisKW GREAT VALUE TOURS AT BARGAIN PRICES Sunseekers in collaboration with British Airways Trafalgar Tours offer you these fantastic quality tours to suit even the most demanding traveller. Check these for value and variety. 1 BUDGET HOLIDAYS 17 DAYS (Inclusive
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      809 28 VN Travel t Tours >L 1 \jß^ —.1 i Taw jl^m BBW*^r i Vf Xi btTM.-atl^bb» Bm*^ ~iß»Brjftt)c" Or*"i_f I YB {international mass wedding i honeymoon tour '81 HI C«lttW>on hjfid<on 6 SiPT SI I D»»tu>t 1 SiPT 81 bf SIA 747 Suw B B US A Japan iPonopia 81
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      380 29 MDM LEE POH AgadMyaara P At ltd MtrftJF 25trl Jun# 1M 1 SONS Yeo Tlam Hock Yeo Tlam Teng DAUGHTER Yeo Oeok (deceased) Yeo Ah Tay DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Tan Ah Yee Gwee Ah Oek SONS-IN-LAW Lee Tuh Bark Chua Ah Tee GRANDSONS Yeo Oon Klat Yeo Oon Chye Yeo
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      64 29 The Family O» The Late MRS CHEW GIM HA Wish to eipreee their haarmill thanks to aN relettvee, friend* and ceM»igun for their kind condolences, attendance, eosiolanco, donation*, prayera and wreathe Our special thanks to Malcolm OaMstan for Ms Mood donation THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Ooh
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      66 29 SIMOM TEN THlAN SING DEPARTED 27 JUNE 1M0 "2«S days gone by since the day you left us. Its hard to believe Pond Memories of you linger In Sadly mi...d but d..rly r»M LOVING MEMORY ft MAJtV LIM SKW K ENG depart >d 27.».79. 2 yaara tiav*
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      130 30 WE EXTEND OUR I DEEPEST SYMPATHY I TO OUR PRESIDENT, I I MR YO KIANG BENG I I ON THE DEMISE OF I I HIS BELOVED FATHER I I THE LATE MR YEO HONG LIAN I I i FROM THE MANAGEMENT STAFF I I F I SINGAPORE YAMAHA MUSIC (ASIA)
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      He's the new US Open champ — but Graham has never won in S'pore
      2052 31 He's the new US Open champ but Graham has never won in S'pore THREE TIMES HE CAME HERE AND THRICE HE FAILED TO TAKE THE REPUBLIC'S TOP GOLF TITLE... Does golfdom's latest superstar have one more small dream he would like to see come true? We in Singapore can only
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      Lock icon Smyth takes one-stroke lead
      192 31 PORTHCAWL. Fri. Des Smyth, of Ireland, with seven birdies, took a oneshot lead after the opening round of the Welsh Classic golf tournament here yesterday. Leading scores: C 7 Des Smyth; H Tommy Horton, Bernhard Langei, John o'l.eary. John Morgan; Eddie Polland; It Martin Poxon. Pip
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      Today's card
      4875 32 RAPF 1 2.15 CLASS 6 DIV 4 1.200 M (Ratings 22-0) ivr&vsu x ($ll,OOO $7,700 to winner) 1 *****8 Baabratter (*1) 56.5 Rushcutter-Zaflr 3 nzg dd -6.5. Never likely in Div 3 1200 m last week finishing Bth after being in rear most of the way Grlgaby 5
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      Jeep's reply to letter
      236 32 BECAUSE of a computer fault, certain paragraphs in the Jeep"s Mail column were garbled. The last line in a letter about paddock badges should read "the pillars of racing". And Jeep's reply to "Confused Punter" should read: "Take the case of Race Three in Singapore last
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      Podmore can land a double
      220 32  - Podmore can land a double EPSOM JEEP By SYNCHROTRON is back in form and should make a sound each-way bet against moderate opposition in Race Four at Bukit Timah today. A winner over the Bukit Timah 1,850m in Class 2 in the good time of 1:54.9 last season, this six-year-old
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      Mudlarks
      65 32 WATCH tketc hanea If Jfcere tarsia: Race 1: Depta Ckargt 11, Laagaage Of taw. Race 1: Ttrnah IMun Race 1: Trie Knliht, fltollaat. npriniiiiMliii tl Race 4: SUverawtft, Mireary 11, Pact Haate. Race flreaae Gtiitm, Aatfceatle Heir, Draakea Flat Bare DaJwk* VUlacr, Patfc Flader 11. Capital Gala Raw 1:
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      Great Son is hard to beat
      284 32  -  TIPTOP By GREAT SON should oblige his backers in Rare Five today if his first-start performance and home record are anything to go by. The four-year-old Uananthony gelding gave a splendid performance when he went down by a neck to Magnificient Eighty over the
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      Loud N Clear worth backing
      239 32  -  TONTO By LOUD N CLEAR is worth supporting in Race Two. Irf late March, the three-year-oid New Zealand gelding came with a late run to finish a good fifth to Ottoman in Class 6 Div 2 1.200 m at Penang. He improved on that performance
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      SELECTIONS
      137 32 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED Depth Charge Tina's Joy Neck And Neck Tina* Joy Depth Charge Hello Hello Tina. Joy Depth Charge P. Moment Straight Draw Yellow Deer Brani Straight Draw Yellow Deer Permesso Malay. la Loud N Clear Exuberant lmp»n»l March Shallane Too Fast Too F««t Shallane
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      Comrade Singh can make it three in a row
      414 33 SUPRA DOES FASTEST TIME On the track with FAIRWAY COMRADE SINGH, winner of his last two starts, has a bright chance of chalking up his third successive win when he goes over 1,400m in Race 7 at Bukit Timah tomorrow. With
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      Best of the week's gallops
      289 33 TUESDAY (good): Class 3: Pride And Honour did a stylish workout in 35.9. Sovereign Surprise worked well in 40.9. Special Gesture did a similar workout in 40. Successful Call showed up smartly in 42. BUly Brown clocked 38. Class 6: Pep-A-Plnin impressed in 36.5. Hoyeah
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      Super horse Shergar red hot for Irish Derby
      354 33 DUBLIN, Fri SUPER horse Sherpur, It-length winner of the Epsom Derby three week* *m, may ■tart the shortrsipriced favourite In the recent history the Irish Derby aver the 2,«tni at the Carra«h tomorrow. The A«s Kau'i ealt appears to be of aJmaat
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      Leading jockeys
      243 33 1 Dauelly 2 Paternal S Tweedie 4 Murray 5 Sharp Ckeam 7 P«dra«ir 8 Kheo I Vela II Fraacis 11 Walker 12 Sabtaa U Wagg 14 Aatridgr 15 Salri 1< Raymond n Baamy 18 Hen* II Saekllnß Lam ToUl Rides M lM m 138 217 187 m 144
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      leading trainers
      92 33 M Ulan I.H. Lee L van Brenkelen Jimsnri toagaure feat Lhnutd tDU( i. van Breakelen >mnlelB I. Ismail leMle >.K. LeMg M Mk *vtdTan t«dgen tai Chaag 36 29 24 23 22 22 20 20 19 17 16 14 14 14 13 13 13 12 12 9 26
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      Leading owners
      92 33 imiic Igagani nderapnra stiodi Arrow i«»dm»» heahKaii %c» tebert E. Walker Idm B.H. Yap kMOt ITT IMH trolhrrbood Ln iMg Kok Urn lotland Anna fdm ii Hwidlf «c AhSeaag ,TB 21 12 U 10 9 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3
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      1698 33 KEY TO RACECAKD: la farm H|im tr—tr* (cratckiacnaves within bracketo (81) alter karae's name reprearat raUag. Mlawed by wrlßal, imr, (raiser, age and oeaertpUrn *t bane. Par example ag to AaatraUan geldlag, rt Kaglirt filly, Inn Irlak mare, ur New Zeaiaad rait, me Makyataa geldlag, fa Preach km.
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      1327 33 Metal Box Berhad Incorporated in Malaysia) The Directors have pleasure in announcing that the audited resultsot the group tor the year ended31st March 1981. compared with the results tor the same period last year, after providing lor depreciation, are as foiiows Group (MSOOO) 1980/81 1979/80 Sales 86.261 71.579 Profit before
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      Lock icon Leonard gains second title
      333 34 HOUSTON, Fri. Sugar Ray Leonard won his second world title, capturing the World Boxing Association junior middleweight crown from Uganda's Ayub Kalule when the referee stopped the fight in the ninth round here yesterday. Kalule, 27, who had never been knocked down in 36 professional fights,
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      Lock icon WBA threat to strip Weaver of his crown
      138 34 Hot STUN (Texas), Fri. The World Boxing Association voted last night to strip heavyweight champion Mike Weaver of his WBA title unless he agrees by next month to fight third-ranked contender James (Quirk) Tillis, of Chicago. Bnt Weaver's manager, Don Manuel, hinted
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      Lock icon Malaysia beat Singapore
      37 34 JAKARTA. Fri. Malaysia moved into the semi-finals of the Asian schools soccer tournament with a 34 victory over Singapore. In another match, last year's runners-up South Korea were beaten 2-1 by champions Thailand. AFP.
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      Lock icon Finalists
      27 34 MEXICO Crry, Fri. Mexico beat Paraguay M and Argentina defeated Spain 3-1 in the semi-finals of the first Joao Havelange Junior soccer tournament here yesterday. AP.
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      LIKE TO TALK SPORT?
      371 34 Tlm Mm. PEOPLE with a love of sport always seem to have something to say about their favourite game or team or player. Sports talk, more often than not, dominates conversation In school tuckshops, office canteens, club lounges, coffee shops and bus queues. With this in
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      Ang's still the fastest
      529 34  -  KEN JALLEH Jr Fitting finale by PAYSC's fabulous foursome By YESTERDAY, at Toa Payoh. The start of the 100 metres freestyle the premier event of the national open swimming championships. The clash between giants Ang Peng Siong and Tay Khoon Hean. Only a few spectators, unable
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      Lanka in two-run victory
      131 34 Lanka in two-run victory WATFORD (England), Fri. Somachandra de Silva struck three crucial blows and steered Sri Lanka to an exciting two runs victory over Middlesex in a 50-over cricket match here yesterday. The English county champions needed six to win off the last over, but lost three wickets for
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      Bee Khim's Jurong Open for third year
      120 34 KEE BEE KHIM. Singapore's Rolling queen, landed the Jurong Ladies' Open title (or the third successive year when she carded the best gross of 76 at the Jurong Country Club yesterday. Bee Khim. a four-handieap-per. finished a stroke ahead of her Singapore Island
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      Birds to leave their 'nest' for crucial tie
      320 34  - Birds to leave their 'nest' for crucial tie J. RAJENDRAN By THE birds on the Padang will have to leave their "nest" to make way for a crucial Malaysian Cricket Association inter-state South Zone league match between Singapore and Federal Territory today (10 a.m.). But though the "eviction" will only
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      Lock icon LEICS IN LAST FOUR
      61 34 LONDON. Fri. Leicestershire joined Somerset and Surrey in the semifinals of the Benson and Hedges Cup cricket tournament with a four-wicket win over Sussex yesterday. Scores: At Have: Leicestershire bt Sussex by 4 wkts Sussex 196-9 (C. Phirfipson 59). Leicestershire 1994 (C. Balderstone 67. J. Barclay
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      183 34 ATHLETICS Caltex agerr*ap meet (National Stadium, BADMINTON later-eM-ttttmtmey tMnuml (SBH Delta Sports Complex, 7.30). BASKETBALL Mil* BfttUaal yaath cbamai«wfclp (PA, 7 30) CRICKET MCA InUr ■tate wata wae leane matchSingapore v FT (Padang, 10). SEPAk TAKRAW Slota■•re eleetreale ladutnes I ■■iii|iliM>lii 3rd place Philips v Texas; Final GECON
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      Lock icon Hana gives yet another show of sheer elegance
      368 35 WIMBLEDON, Fri Czech star takes 42 min to dispose of Andrea CZECHOSLOVAK Hana Mandlikova, chasing her third major tennis title this year following her triumphs in the Australian and French Opens, gave another demonstration of the art of elegant destruction at the
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      RESULTS
      560 35 WIMBLEDON '81 1 Mci SUs>«, tte»m4 nul: Paul Kronk (Aust) bt Wayne Pascoe (Aust) 7-5, 6-3. 6-4. Carlos Kirmayr (Bra) hi Roscoe Tanner (US) 6-4. 6-4. 36, 6-2; John Fitzgerald (Aust) bt Bill Scanlon (OS) 6-1. 6-2, 62. Rolf Ohring (WG) bt Ferdl Taygan (US) 7-5. 6-1. 7-6. Vitas
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      Saha, Naza latest foreign entries for Tiger Open
      277 35  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By MALAYSIA'S Yusoff brothers Sahabuddin and Nazamuddin are the latest additions to the foreign entry list for the Tiger Open golf championship at the Sembawang Country Club from Friday to Sunday. Their inclusion brings to seven the number of foreign
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      Janice wins 400 metres
      82 35 JANICE REID won the 400 metres for girls under-19 in 62.7 seconds on the opening day of the Caltex age-group athletics championships at the National Stadium yesterday. United World College's Dawn Masavage (63.5) took the silver medal while Faudziah Mohammed Ali (64.1) won the bronze. Other
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      Lock icon 'Get rid of all the bums'
      974 35 Playing bad guy seems to be trend in tennis JOHN McENROE picked up the bill (or his tantrums at the Wimbledon tennis championships on Wednesday a $1,5 M fine. The American was not surprised at the punishment (or his ill-tempered performance In a flrst-ronnd
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      SAFSA win
      19 35 SINGAPORE Armed Forces Sports Association beat Medan 10-5 in a friendly water-polo match at Toa Payoh yesterday.
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      Lock icon 'Stop grunting' is latest tennis warning
      230 35  - 'Stop grunting' is latest tennis warning WILL GRIMSLEY By WIMBLEDON, Fri. Another problem surfaced yesterday for the staid, stuffy fathers of Wimbledon tennis the proliferation of grants. Subtly, these (tus-rdUns of propriety have passed word down to umpires and players that they would Uke to tee lowering of the decibel
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      Athletes find themselves out in the cold
      368 35  - Athletes find themselves out in the cold HAKIK AT RAI By I SEVERAL national athletes are upset over the Singapore Sports Council's refusal to allow them to use spiked shoes for training purposes at the National Stadium. Recently, a group of athletes were told to leave the stadium by an
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      Lock icon BRIEFS
      498 35 BANGKOK. Fri. Hadiyanto and Kurata Hu will clash in an all Indonesian men's singles final today in the Carlton Open badminton championship Top seeded Hadiyanto beat Thailand's Akraporn Sriratanakul 154, 15-6 and fourthseeded Kurnia Hu upset thirdranked Udom Leurngpetcharaporn 15-5. 17-15 in the semifinals yesterday. In the women's singles,
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
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        Will the Oil Glut make Pump Prices drop?
        70 36 FOCUS looks at the curious case of an eight-month-old global oil glut that has failed to send pump prices down anywhere in the world. Now, experts are predicting the glut will last till mid-1982, at least. How will it affect Singapore? Will
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        A Race to the Top
        78 36 MILLIONAIRE tarter Wee (1m Yaw b Hading It larnoslnKly difficult U swallaw ronglomrratr Haw Phliim qoirk g*kMe. IV nmm: Grawtag •ppwdtUn from a brace of eager maltt-mlllM«alrm »«t to make him pay for the arqalritUn. O*e rack party la Hang Lorag, whaae ruling family, the
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        Man with the golden pen
        37 36 HOW do you update a legend? John Gardner, author and creator of his own secret agent, recounts his efforts in moulding a new James Bond in a justreleased book called "Licence Renewed."
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        Dim Sum
        30 36 OUR r*lamalst look* at Teresa Teag aad Romas Tarn. U the tint dying to get married? Has the tteni some deep dark secret that he wants to hide?
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        OTHER ITEMS:
        50 36 THE winners in the Know Sweden competition. SOME helpful hints on eyes, glasses and how to reconcile the two. ANTHONY LIN adds some choice slogans to liven up the forthcoming National Day. DIALOGUE looks at two controversies this week American fashion and the case of Peranakan wedding clothes.
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        CHANGI IN COLOUR
        114 36 AS SINGAPORE gets set for the historic opening of Changi Airport on Wednesday, THE BUNDAY NATION goes colour on a grand scale tomorrow eight pages of our mint-new, shiny bright international airport in colour. The innovations and "Singapore specials," what's where and how to get there... FRANCIS
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        76 36 AN EVER-MORE expensive home should force at to reexamlae Mine eastern* asMdated with that mlle■toae event «f getting married, this week's If Yeo Ask Me piece saggerts. With miHDB flat ap by aa average of 38 per cent and farther hikes expected in future, It's
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        Giving a 'face-lift'
        48 36 WE THINK exercise is good for the body. But why stop short of the neck? Some research now supports the idea of exercising the face which has 50 muscles and keeping it in tone just like the body. Read about GIVING YOUR FACE A LIFT.
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        Easy-to-keep pet
        52 36 Birds aad flak may tap the list of pete Singaporeans keep bat here's news of a new pet that doeaat aeed to be koaoebrokea, doesn't aeed space aad taat choosy about food. la America It's being welcomed by flat-dwellers. It has made the flve-most-wanted-pete lists of Fortune, the
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        30 36 WHY DEREK WILD prefers to watch Ken RosewaU and Hie Nastase rather than Bjorn Borg. WEST GERMANY will win the soccer World Cup says Eric Batty.
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    The mission is over, so Fairdeal calls it a day
    628 36  -  C HONG WING HONG By 6 III the world of business, dissolution of a commercial venture is usually associated with the liquidation of an nnsDecessful company... we gather here not to preside over soch a woeful state of affairs... we
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    Lock icon Karmal leaves
    26 36 VIENNA, Frl. President Babrak Karmal of Afghanistan left Bratislava today after a four-day official visit to Czechoslovakia, the official Ceteka news agency reported. Reuter.
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    Samrin 'yes' to return of refugees, says UNHCR
    258 36 Samrin 'yes' to return of refugees, says UNHCR BANGKOK, Fri. The Hanoi-backed Heng Samrin regime in Kampuchea has agreed in principle to take back Kampuchean refugees in Thailand who request voluntary repatriation, AFP news agency reported UN officials as saying today. A high-ranking Thai official said preparations were already underway
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    Lock icon Chun backs Asean stand on Kampuchea
    387 36 JAKARTA, Fn SOUTH KOREAN President Chun Doo-Hwan today expressed support for Asean s position on the Kampuchean problem. He made the statement at a news conference following a meeting with Indonesian President Suharto, who be said expressed understanding for his reunification plan for Korea.
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    Lock icon Stunning win for Reagan on $43b budget cut
    363 36 WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan won a stunning victory yesterday when the House of Representatives rejected a move by Democratic leaders to block his proposals for US$20 billion (S$43 billion) in additional budget cuts. In a dramatic 217 to 210 vote, Mr
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      115 36 Know your airport The control tower you see at V BU e^' w^ c^ s a rea( ty Singapore Changi Airport's unofficial symbol, took more than 20 blueprints before it was chosen. This and other little-known stories about the biggest airport in South-east Asia in our eightpage special today. PLUS
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      98 36 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Thanks to the Hongkong postal department, printers here are expecting more business. AGNES WEE reports on this windfall which may also lead to Singapore becoming an important printing and publishing centre. It's time for a shorter working week for all, writes LEE YOKE
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        Malaysian Tobacco 40pc rise in profits
        70 1 MALAYSIAN Tobacco Co Bhd has recorded an increase of 40.8 per cent in pretax profit to $45.6 million for the first half year to Mar 31, 1981 on a 12.7 per cent rise in turnover to $292.2 million. After-tax profit jumped 43 per cent
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        PMH acceptances
        64 1 PAN Malayan Holdings Ltd has announced that by the closing date of its rights issue, June 22, 1981, the company had received acceptances for 3,741,470 new shares, representing 99.8 per cent of the 3.75 million new shares to be issued. Excess share applications have been received for 142,390
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        G. Lumber query
        75 1 THE! KLSE has requested General Lumber (Holdings) Bhd to furnish detailed workings to show the reserves from which the bonus shares would be capitalised. The company had earlier stated that the bonus shares would be capitalised from the revaluation of landed properties of the company and its
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        Pacific Dev informs
        86 1 PACIFIC Development Credit Bhd has informed the KLSE that with the proposed acquisition of the entire share capital of Menang Holdings, the net asset backing of the company will increase to $3.80 per share from $2.02. The profits to be derived from the sale of Phase 1
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        Palmco expansion
        51 1 PALMCO Holdings Bhd has disclosed its expansion programme to the KLSE. The increase in the various production capacities of its subsidiary, Palmex Industries have been completed. The conversion of Palmco Oil Mill's existing plant, improving and updating its storage facilities and increasing its production capacity were completed on
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        Austral Enterprises
        24 1 AUSTRAL Enterprises Bhd has informed the KLSE that there will be no further dividend declared for the year ended Jan 31, 1961.
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    • INTERNATIONAL
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        Lock icon Gold price fall
        61 1 price HONGKONG, Fri. Gold continued to fall on the local international market and closed today at U*****.50-J445 an ounce in active trading. Brokers said the plunge was in line with New York prices as investors liquidated part of their holdings in view of high interest rates and
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        Lock icon Manila 'war'
        87 1 MANILA, Fri. The state-owned Philippine National Bank (PNB) appeared to have triggered an interest rates "war" with the private banking sector in its moves to float its interest rates on savings while slashing its commission charges on letters of credit by July 1. The announcements, made by PNB
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        Lock icon US removes limits
        73 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. The US government today removed some limits on interest rates that may be paid by banks and savings institutions, a move that could mean higher payments to investors from Aug 1. The depository institutions deregulation committee voted to eliminate on Aug 1 the rates on
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        Lock icon W. German labour
        35 1 KIEL, Fri. West Germany will have 1,700,000 unemployed on average next year, compared with about 1,200,000 today, and is going through its worst-ever recession, the Kiel Institute of World Economy forecasts. AFP
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      Latest in urbanisation to be discussed at KL
      402 1 THE latest innovations in urbanisation programmes will be discussed at a conference on "Urban Planning and Development in the 80s" to be held at the Kuala Lumpur Hilton Hotel in on Aug 20. The two-day conference is organised by the Times Conferences,
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      Experts rule out capital gains tax on property
      673 1  -  SOH TIANG KENG WILL BE USED ONLY AS A LAST RESORT By TWO tax experts yesterday ruled out the possibility of the Singapore government implementing a capital gains tax in the immediate future to check spiralling property prices here. Mr Keith Tay
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      Malayawata Steel strong
      443 1 MALAYAWATA Steel Bhd, one of Malaysia's better known steel manufacturers is not in dire straits in spite of having reported a huge loss of $3.73 million in group profits after tax for the year ended Mar 31, 1981 compared to $4,936 million in the proceeding year. The
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      SNEF bid to sell office space
      224 1 THE Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF) hopes to repay the entire bank loan and the capital levy from its members by proposing the sale of its 325 sq metre premise on 8th floor of the Tanglin Shopping Centre, Phase n. During the extraordinary general
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        Evidence of positive sentiment
        222 1 Evidence of positive sentiment SINGAPORE: Share prices rimed narrowly mixed with prices flnctaaUng throughout the day. The Straits Times Industrials Index rose 2.31 points to a record KUALA LUMPUR: Im graved trading oondlons brought the New Straits Times Industrials Index to a new level of 1.J4S.34, up 12.13 points. Total
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        SCOREBOARD
        29 1 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Minings Plantations Deb/Loans Up 29 6 1 2 2 1 Down 56 4 5 4 1 4 Inch 15 6 1 2 2 3
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        47 1 P M R I PMC Metro Hld«. E Su f .r. M Properties M t I M Rankinn H Breweries Kemp« 4 P Textile 830 1220 2070 2160 2060 1170 2090 925 7S0 730 454 M0 430 160 120 110 110 50 45 40 30 30
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        Falls
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        Volume leaders
        21 1 Bovis 2,451.000 Marco Polo 1.364.000 Faber Merlin 668.000 Sime Darby 572.000 Total turnover: 17.93 m Total value: $119 63m
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        Indices
        31 1 June a June 2b BT Indicator: *****2.37 *****7.10 Industrials: ***** 973.26 Finance 2000 24 2008.64 Hotels: 1357.95 1351.17 Properties: 968.74 978.23 Minings: 399.05 396.91 Plantations: 1049.69 1051.30 3CBC: 909.23 910.95
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      66 1 Bwutead BM +10 C C -2 Qwlmmtm CCM -5 Gathrle Bhd C*W Storage -15 Haw Par ■15 -20 NBT N«t Iron PMC -5 -15 *160 SrmfeShlp SMI Slmr Darby SlSteaiMfclp -5 2 Dulap ImI -10 Hinw FE Eh* -5 beheaptBM PAN +5 MTC UeatUgs MeUi IUv
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      Faber Merlin proceeds with rights issue
      472 4 HOTEL group Faber Merlin (M) Bhd has issued documents in regard to its one-for-three rights issue at $1.60 per share in order to raise $46.8 million in much needed funds to finance several projects and to reduce the group's bank borrowings. The funds are
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      Jurong firm's new computer
      234 4 JURONG Engineering Pte Ltd (JEL) will become the first NEC System 150 user in Singapore when a unit is installed at their premises at the end of the year. Yesterday, the managing director of JEL, Mr Y. Kony and of NEC Computers (S) Pte Ltd, Mr
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      Marac head gets CBE for services to bank industry
      349 4 SINGAPORE resident and New Zealand banker, Mr John Rose, is a man of varied talents and experiences. For the past 30 years, he has served in many posts and jobs, including chief executive of Marac Holdings, New Zealand's biggest merchant bank,
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      NZ bank gets Asia unit licence
      393 4  - NZ bank gets Asia unit licence SOH TIANG KENG By NEW ZEALAND'S first merchant bank in Singapore, Marac Merchant Bank (S.E. Asia) will help to accelerate "development of trade and investment flows" between Singapore, Asean, Australia and New Zealand. This was stated yesterday by Mr John Rose, executive chairman of
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      Everything rests on finding new markets
      1077 4 HERALDED by the Economic Development Board as one of the biggest investment and technological coups when it was established in 1971, camera-maker Rollei Singapore now faces an uncertain future. Last Thursday, Rollei Braunshweig, the company that spawned tne Singapore firm, filed for bankruptcy. It
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1666 2 THE last transacted ready sales at the clow of business on the Stork Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices, together with the 1980 high and low Adjusted (or scrip rights issue). TURNOVER Closing tone: Mixed. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stork Exchange of
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1848 2 BID and offer prices offlcUUy listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange o» Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets III Iocs of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      2027 2 BID *nd offer prfcw officially li»t-d and txMtnm la and reported to U* Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of riiarcs traded ihown In bracket* In lou o( 1.000 unlu unleaa oiherwlae specified INDUffnUAlii AV*a (16) 4.70 (5) 4 60 (1) 4 54 (4) 4 64
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        H'kong
        314 2 HONGKONC: Share prices closed firmer yesterday, with second-liners leading the f;ains, while the Hang Seng ndex rose 24.48 points to close the day at 1707.57 points, dealers said. The market opened easier this morning with the index falling 8.09 points at one stage, before recovering on some local buying
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        Tokyo
        499 2 TOKYO: The slock market Dow Jones average gained 33.16 to close at 7726 00 points yesterday, alter briefly touching a record of 7733.96 at the morning close on selective bar frain hunting in autos, drugs, ight electricals and machineries, dealers said. The New index added 2.04 to 578.25 points,
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        SYDNEY
        321 3 SYDNEY, Fri. A slump in international gold prices and an unfavourable view of plans by MIM to boost its Australian equity translated into a sharp reversal for stocks, dealers said. Gold producer BHP led the decline with a 30-cent fall to $14.75. This helped push the All-Ordinaries index 6.1
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        NEW YORK
        218 3 NEW YORK, Thurs. The stock market closed slightly lower after trading within a narrow range all day. The Dow Jones industrial average (ell IM points to around 997. Declines led advances by 780 to 700 and volume fell to 44 million shares from 46.65 million. Analysts said the
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        AMSTERDAM
        242 3 AMSTERDAM. Thurs. Share prices closed mainly lower, with KLM and Unilever down 4 and 2 guilders in Dutch Internationals. Royal Dutch gained 1.60. Mortgage bank WUH fell 7.50 while in ordinary banks, ABN and Amrobank dropped 1.50 and 0.30. In lower constructions, Boskalis lost 2 and Volker Stevin 1.10.
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        ZURICH
        237 3 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices were little changed in lacklustre trading after yesterday's falls on Wall Street and higher Eurofranc rates. Banks were narrowly mixed after recent weakness. Union Bank bearer was a shade higher and Credit Suisse bearer slightly lower. Among financials, Oerlikon-Buehrle held barely steady while Slka Finanz
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        LONDON
        649 3 LONDON, Fri. Defencerelated electronic stocks firmed in active trading in continued reaction to yesterday's UK defence review which contained few cut-backs in on.-TS. dealers said Other leading industrials were easier. At 3pm. the Financial Times index was down 3.1 points at 5*4.8. GEC closed at the day's high of
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        Selected indices
        52 3 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 544.8 Wednesday 548.4 Week Ago 541.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 986.77 Wednesday 999.33 Week Ago 985.15 II X HANG SENG Friday 1707 57 Thursday 1883.09 Week Ago 1705.43 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday unav Thursday 753.4 Week Ago 750.2 ALLORDINARIKS Friday unav Thursday 706.2 Week
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        TIN
        133 2 THE STRAITS tin price fell another six cents to MJ29.14 per kilo in Pe nang yesterday, on an official offering unchanged at 214 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers edging £2 higher to £6,542 per tonne. LONDON: Values were given a fresh boost during the
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        CLOSING PRICES
        31 2 Rubber June 26 Singapore: July: 236.00 cent* (down 3.S0 cent*) Malaysia: July: 257.00 cent* (down 4.50 cents) Tin: MS29.14 per kilo (down 6 cents) Official offering: 214 tonnes (unchanged)
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        COPPER
        34 2 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets). Wlrebar Spot £862.00 (£867.00); sellers £862. 50 (£867.50); Three Month buyers £887.50 (£892.50); sellers £888.00 (£893.00). Market toae: Steady at lower levels. 8aln: 13,650 tonnes.
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        134 2 CHINESE Pradir* Exekaage, SiBK»pwe, mm cMag price* per 1M kg yr*««-nUy CmmbI *il: Bulk fob $116.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $129.00 sellers, new drum fob $135.00 sellers. C*pra: Mixed (loose) $69.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $390 00 sellers, Sarawak white
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        GOLD
        286 2 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable In Singapore opened at (30.715 and rioted al $***** yester day In the Par East, gold opened at US$445 00 44t 00, and moved higher to $446 50 447 50 on short-covering before closing at $***** ***** at lunch. The market re-opened at
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        Silver quotes
        41 2 Tkan W*4 N»w York 9 458 *B 9teS 101SS Zurich 9 MB 10 058 9 70S 10 2SS PH Tk«n SiMKaporr 9 451) 9.K8 »OS 10 ISS Closing price* in US dollars a troy ounce ton: Cr**« Mm. B>m*.
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        RUBBER
        588 2 PRICES In the Singapore rubber market closed slightly easier yesterday, with July RSS One buyers quoted at 236.00 cents per kilo, down 3.50 cents on Thursday's close, dealers said. Afternoon pries lost further ground on lower London opening advices and some stale bull selling. Opening prices were marked down
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        SSR and SMR
        99 2 NOON SSR and SMR pncaa yourday ■AS Jul. (Carnal Mlal Buwr. Srllrr. SSK 20 II tonpalktl .'llm HIM SSR SO lltonpalkll 210 SON MIIL1 SMKIV i| tun pallet I 2W00 !»inm SMR I HUKipdkll 274 SO 276SON SMRS IIUmpdlMI taoo MIOON SMHIlf II lonpalkll INg UNO SMR
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      Profit-takers trim gains
      382 2 GENEROUS bans Imam from several companies Inspired the ball* at Ihr stack market yesterday. Pm Malaysia Cement, IU subsidiary Pan Malaysia Robber Industrie and aewly relisted Bevls taak tke market by «Urra as their share prices surged upwards. A gaad amount af atteatlan was also laeased an
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      Kuala Lumpur
      286 2 SHARE prices were dealt to a steadier close at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday on continued active trading. The improved trading conditions was partly due to the re-quotation of Promet (formerly Bovis SEA), which attracted strong support throughout the day. and to a lesser extent, by the
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      Money and exchange
      214 2 THE US dollar opened (Inner in the Singapore (orex market yesterday. Mfcwtag Paul Volcker'i call (or reserve requirements. Implying higher Fed Funds rates The US Sing dollar opened ai O 1340 while US mark started al 2 3S45 55. about three pfennigs above Thursday's opening. Hot inflow
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      NOMINAL RATES
      360 2 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on June 26. Closing As.an dollar certlflcates of deposit for prime names on June 26: quoted yMtwday (crw»>(>«ri»y Chang* LacaJ dallmrs to aae init at fcreiga carreacy: JS dollar 2.1335 2.1345 2.8196 -24.33 Sterling pound 4.1315 4.1370 7.3469 -43.77 \ustra'ian
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      Discount
      40 2 RANGE <K prk*i ottered by dt» count houses on June 26 Overnijht 106 Call depoKU T> 106 Ckxtaf Treasury bills 8 6 3- month Bank bills 12- 12 3monthsCD 11 13/16 II 11/16 SmonlhsCD 111 II him: NiMiaal Dbnuir*.
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      Money market
      32 2 Closing Interbank MM (or Singapore dollan on June X Oftrr Bid Ovn-ni(hl > 7 lmonlh 11 2 months lib 16 1113 It 3 months life 16 HI) It Ownidht moor 7
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      Prime lending rates
      28 2 THE average rate at which major Singapore I t banks are currently prepared U lend to their brat I riutomen la 13.41 per cent. J
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      Promet's dramatic transformation
      987 3 PROMET Pte Ltd promises to be one o( the most absorbing local case study business executives will come across in July when they attend a two-week management programme to be conducted by a team of professors from Harvard Business School. This time the interest in Promet, one
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      Embodied... Spirit of Asean
      808 1  - Embodied... Spirit of Asean RICHARD LIM ALBERT SIM Story by Photos by ...The Asean Spirit must not be confined only to officaldom. It must transcend official contacts and reach out to the peoples of Asean. Minister of State (Culture), Mr Fong Sip Chee, at the closing ceremony of the first
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        83 1 Smoothing out path for rocks Bfce'» Mine leag way. Bat eattaary expert TAN LEE LENG aai never fergettea tkat Brat baking leawa, whea ■be magically maae pancakes oit af reek buns... Bat It's sweet gaeeea» new, as abe shares la Pages 12 and 13 Sax and violins I Let ethers
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      PICK of the DAY
      568 2 PICK of the DAY FAMILY Starting Over (Ch 5, *M p.m.): Now that her fledglings are ready to leave the nest, Kate looks forward to quieter times with her husband. Her reveries are interrupted by the arrival of Annie, an orphan. The Lawrences had long ago agreed to look after
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      What's on this weekend
      175 2 What's on this weekend TODAY EXHIBITIONS: CMttemparvy AaiM Art Shaw r8«.r 8«. National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Free. Till June 30. Features Singapore's contribution to the Asian Art Show held In Japan last year. Cempoter Ami Its Appllcatleas. British Council. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free.
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        359 2 The brothers go to the country 0 Wnhfeaa i IMJH I^bTvl %l T \4j[ M I ssssssi sv ssssU The east of The Brothers (Tomorrow, Ch 8, 1.25 p.m.) H^P^VspHßlsMsßlsni^Bj Meanwhile, Hei, Fai's half brother starts work in tVi/l'y I'fi'l'ii .a^bV Wing On Dong. He feels that the factory needs
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        172 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8 Entertainer, as It wer*. and In 'r^sUrT^rS UC^^ma.™ 5 zasMrs- sr^ 10 9 SStrrapTL I*"'- print sound. v,ul what next* (6) coming out (8) 11 Did another puziie of set pur- ""P*- nose (8) 12 Sw 14 19 HgnUng (or a month, missng w it
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        1089 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 12.55 PM Opemf fotowed by Sesame 63 Cartoon Setections Street 6 40 Tm *l Starting Over 1.55 Richie Rich j 7 30 M 7 >. nd eather Foreca$t 2.20 Saturday Matinee Law And 7.50 Cs Murder By Mirrors Order 8.50 Marie Osmond Show 3.45 ABC
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      In harmony with nature
      707 3 Sculptor and school principal, Brother Joseph McNally, tells RICHARD LIM how he assesses our new quintet of sculptures and landscape gardeners have their say about the competition to landscape Sculpture Park, below. DANA LAM, gleaned their professional comments. THE live new sculptures at the Central Park
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      Public to design their park?
      792 3 Z No professional who cares for his profession, v would think it is a waste of time or a great inconvenience to work with a raw person, because the raw person has shown his talents by conceiving a very good idea. Mt Chua Jeen Tee
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        173 3 A Lett: FredesvlndA Cmmuvl by Philippines' national artist, Prtteam Napoleon V. Abueva. k The CMcrete sculpture was named i a friend, nis a skip's Amazing New i skeletal structure; its five rite —X^ «t>*^*.*lL^»#» II represent the five Aseaa countries ClT^f irTISTri^XS V m Md ltM miwt grouping's units Km
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        Three factors and the 15 entries
        941 4 Contemporary Asian Art Show 1980 II Entries from Singapore National Art Gallery IN the National Art Gallery is a presentation titled Festival: Contemporary Asian Art Shew 1981 11. Entries from Singapore. It consists of 11 paintings and four sculptures, signifying work by 15 artists.
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        Fan: Quiet charms and spontaneous brush
        553 4  -  TEO HAN WUE Exhibition of Chinese paintings by Fan Chang Tian National Museum Art Gallery Last day tomorrow Reviewed by FOR MANY centuries, Chinese brush-painting had too often been regarded by artists more as a literary expression than a visual art. It was the
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        We need more sax and violins
        718 5 mmmUmAmUmJlmJ I AM inclined to ask for my TV licence fee back after the week in view. Let the others try to rinse prime time telly out of braless Charlie's Angels and mindless killing, I say what this country's television needs is more sax
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        Short takes
        566 5 BOB Hope hopped over to China and made a TV special called Road To China for NBC two years ago. Now, Walt Disney Productions will make a 20-minute documentary called The Wonders of China, which will be screened in 360-degree "Circle-vision". It will be a joint venture with
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        867 8  -  ROBERT CHEW HITLER'S SPIES: The Extraordinary Story Of German Military Intelligence By David Kahn Arrow Books. London. 1980 525 pages, $17.50 Reviewed by While Kahn's observa- tions on the Nazis' ideological twisting of intelligence have great relevance for the CIA and perhaps for the Soviet KGB
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        540 10 To Bangkok THE air fare to Bangkok (SIA, Thai, Cathay Pacific) is $448 one way, or only $262 for students. Flight time a few hours merely. By rail to Bangkok costs $142 first class with air-con sleeping compartment, or $69 second class with non-air-con berth. Handicapped persorr
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        968 11 Going to Ko Samui solely for the attractions listed in the little tourist guide is really missing the point. "The idea is to see and do for yourself to meet people, to observe how the island's inhabitants live and how they've reacted to change. And to
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        1361 12  - A-whirl in the world of wines CAROLINE NGUI I AM INTERVIEW by Wines are like human beings. Some mature at 20, others at 45. 7 Mr Ditter (left) ...finally, all wines start to go downhill like people. The colour breaks, residue starts to form, the pigments fall and the taste
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        692 18 Government of Singapore Investment Corporation PteLtd has vacancies for the posts of: I Investment Managers I Investment Officers The Corporation which has been formed recently will manage a very large investment portfolio, with the objective of achieving long term capital growth from investments worldwide. It has the strongest possible backing
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        715 18 The SGV Group Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client, a well-established Japanese Company engaged in the manufacture of precision metal parts, invites applications for the post of: PERSONNEL/ ADMINISTRATION MANAGER Up to G545.000 p.a. |k> The successful candidate will report to the Managing Director, and t be responsible for the
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        663 18 The SGV Group Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client, a well-established and fast expanding Singapore subsidiary of a multinational corporation engaged in the manufacture and supply of building r ervice equipment, invites suitably qualified candidates to fill the post of: PRODUCTION PLANNING j MANAGER Around 5540.000 p.a. *jfr His responsibilities
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        551 19 M An established and expanding legal firm has V I immediate vaconcies for the positions of:LEGAL ASSISTANTS Applicants should be qualified to practise in I Singapore and be interested in doing conveyancing, corporate or li igation work. OFFICE MANAGER Applicants for this newly created position must hove previous managerial experience,
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        861 19 ziiTetraPak r^J Tetra Pak is amongst the world's largest manufacturers of packages for the exacting requireU^j ments of liquid food and beverage industries. Its 21st factory in Jurong which is due tocompS^ mence production soon requires the following qualified personnel: L MAINTENANCE eta.*.*.™ e^anc: TT/ > llVri/"'I A vro Secondary
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        678 19 MANAGEMEXT TRAIXEE II Electrical/ Electronic Engineering) A progressive international manufacturing company offers an excellent career opportunity to a graduate in Electrical Engineering with at least 2 years' experience in maintenance of electronic equipment such as computers or micro-processors. The selected candidate will undergo a short period of training, during which
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        232 19 A tearing Hi-Fi video company requires the services of a: Technical Supervisor Qualifications; 1) Holding a Diploma in Electronic Engineering from either Ngee Ann or the Polytechnic. 2) 1 or 2 yrs. experience in Hi-Fi systems and video recorder repair at supervisory level. 3) Able to work independently and possess
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        405 20 TOUR CHANCE TO GROW WITH THE GIANT... a NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR PTE. LTD. We now need PROGRAMMING PROFESSIONALS ready to move into systems analysis design. If you have three years COBOL/RPG programming experience and enjoy problem solving, we would like to meet you. Ours is a large IBM-compatible OS/MVS. CICS and
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        1080 20 1 EDP POSITIONS I An established computer distributor, with a strong market share which is rapidly increasing due to successful sales, is seeking to enlarge its Customer engineering Department with the following appointments in Kuala Lumpur CUSTOMER ENGINEERS2 POSITIONS Around $24,000 per annum plus benefits The Customer Engineers who will
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        672 20 d^ REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE AIR FORCE invites applicants for the posts of (A) RSAF TECHNICIAN (Male and Female) REQUIREMENTS: Singapore Citizen between 16% and 23 years of age. Minimum 3 GCE 'O' level in English, Mathematics and a Science subject. TRAINING: Successful candidates will undergo 4 years of technical training
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        737 21 (A member of the Times Organisation) invites suitably qualified ond experienced applicants to fill the following vacancies arising from expansion in the Organisation: (1) ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Applicants should have a Diploma m Electronic Communications from the Singapore Polytechnic or its equivalent They should have a minimum of 2 to 3
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        634 21 POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK Applications are invited from Singapore citizens and permanent residents and citizens of other ASEAN countries to fill vacancies in the following grades: A. ASSISTANT MANAGER B. ASSISTANT BANK OFFICER QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE For Post A: Candidates should possess an Honours Degree from a recognised University in
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        492 21 M*Tsuao*Mi SINOAPOWC The World's leading manufacturer of power I transmission products invites potential candidates for the following positions Applicants must have a good diploma in Electrical Engineering and must have I at least 5 years relevant experience in maintenance management Must be Singapore citizen and between the ages of 30-35
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        579 21 THE ONG GROUP OF COMPANIES We are looking for suitably qualified personnel to Join our team In our property subsidiary. We seek honest, dynam lc and dedlcated applicants for the following appointments:PROJECT MANAGER Degree or recognised Profe sslonal Qualification In clvll/structursj engineering or quantity surveying Previous experience in project management
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        583 22 A well established ond fast expanding Group of Companies has a career opportunity for an experienced SYSTEMS ANALYST Qualification* and experience: At least 3 4 years' experience of commercial data processing covering all stages of DP projects with experience in systems work. This experience should hove been gained with a
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        804 23 DIAMOND SHAMROCK CORPORATION MANAGER TROPICAL AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Due to expansion of our R D effort, we are seeking a candidate with a Ph D preferably in Plant Pathology, to direct our Agricultural Chemicals R D Progrom in tropical agriculture. Candidates with a M.S. degree and additional experience
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        542 23 Mm^MKKf—mmW—mmW staff recruitment division MMJ MM -^^aajtak Management Consultant Services (Pte) Ltd M MMM V 28 1Q, 15th Floor, SeJegie Complex M Ml MmmmmltmmW Singapore 0718 Tel: *****55/*****87 SHIPPING I EXECUTIVE I Our Client is a large and well-established ship agency company which is seeking an experienced and mature individual
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        232 24 (I) FUNAI SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED We ore a leading Japanese multi-national manufacturer of audio products operating in the Ang Mo Kio Industrial Estate Due to our expansion programme, we have several vacancies for suitably qualified Singapore or Malaysian Citizens who are keen to make a career with FUNAI SINGAPORE ENGINEERING
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        95 24 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Mr. Yeh II Kuan Li Singapore blue I/C No. I *****95A has ceased to be employed I by us: He is no longer authorised to transact II any business on our behalf. ASIAN PLYWOOD CO PTC LTD No 6, Jalan Papan Jurong Industrial Estate
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